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Subcategories


This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.






  • ► Honorary Commanders of the Order of the British Empire‎ (103 P)



A




  • ► Australian Commanders of the Order of the British Empire‎ (300 P)



C





  • ► Canadian Commanders of the Order of the British Empire‎ (45 P)





  • ► Ceylonese Commanders of the Order of the British Empire‎ (11 P)




N




  • ► New Zealand Commanders of the Order of the British Empire‎ (216 P)







Pages in category "Commanders of the Order of the British Empire"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 4,812 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Herbert Abbott (British Army officer)

  • Steven Abbott

  • Husein Hasanally Abdoolcader

  • Edward William Abel

  • Victor Abens

  • Henry McLaren, 2nd Baron Aberconway

  • Laura McLaren, Baroness Aberconway

  • David Gordon, 4th Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair

  • June Gordon, Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair

  • Edward Abraham

  • Gerald Abraham

  • William Abraham (British Army officer)

  • Harold Abrahams

  • Jenny Abramsky

  • Dannie Abse

  • Anne Acheson

  • Joss Ackland

  • Cecil Ryther Acklom

  • Norman Ackroyd

  • Peter Ackroyd

  • Alfred Dyke Acland

  • John Acland (British Army officer)

  • Carlos Acosta

  • Harold Acton

  • Kenneth Adam

  • Charles Kingsley Adams

  • Aileen Adams

  • Jameson Adams

  • Ted Adams (cricketer)

  • Edward Addison

  • Leonard Addison

  • Peter Addyman

  • Victor Adebowale, Baron Adebowale

  • Dawn Adès

  • Thomas Adès

  • Kate Adie

  • Michael Adie

  • Donald Agnew

  • Mercedes Agulló

  • Aileen Keel

  • Mel Ainscow

  • Ben Ainslie

  • Terence Airey

  • Christopher Airy

  • Craigie Aitchison (painter)

  • Janet Aitken

  • John Akehurst (British Army officer)

  • Sue Akers

  • Wallace Akers

  • Alexander Akinyele

  • John Akomfrah

  • Martin Alabaster

  • John Alderson (police officer)

  • Toby Low, 1st Baron Aldington

  • Conel Hugh O'Donel Alexander

  • David Alexander (college president)

  • Margaret F. Alexander

  • Peter Alexander (Shakespearean scholar)

  • Robert McNeill Alexander

  • Douglas Allan

  • James Allan (diplomat)

  • Robert George Allan

  • Arthur William Allen Harker

  • Alfred Allen, Baron Allen of Fallowfield

  • Charles Allen, Baron Allen of Kensington

  • David Allen (Royal Navy officer)

  • Edgar Johnson Allen

  • Gubby Allen

  • Richard William Allen

  • R. G. D. Allen

  • Thomas Allen (baritone)

  • Wentworth Beaumont, 2nd Viscount Allendale

  • Stefan Allesch-Taylor

  • David Alliance, Baron Alliance

  • Thomas Allibone

  • Chris Allison (police officer)

  • John Allison (RAF officer)

  • Oliver Allison

  • Leo d'Almada e Castro

  • Nick Alston

  • Richard Alston (choreographer)

  • Harry Altham

  • Ros Altmann

  • Annie Altschul

  • Jeannette Altwegg

  • William Alwyn

  • Christiane Amanpour

  • Geoffrey Ambler

  • Les Ames

  • Ash Amin

  • Kingsley Amis

  • Geoffrey Russell, 4th Baron Ampthill

  • John Russell, 3rd Baron Ampthill

  • Ephraim Anderson

  • Gilmour Anderson

  • James Anderson (mechanical engineer)

  • John Anderson (pathologist)

  • Mary Anderson (gynaecologist)

  • Richard Anderson (British Army officer)

  • Walter Anderson (trade unionist)

  • James Anderton

  • Harry Andrews

  • Raymon Anning

  • Barbara Ansell

  • Michael Ansell

  • William Henry Ansell

  • Arthur Anstey

  • Olive Anstey

  • Reginald Appleby

  • Violet Bathurst, Lady Apsley

  • John Apthorp

  • John Arbuthnott, 16th Viscount of Arbuthnott

  • Keith Arbuthnott, 15th Viscount of Arbuthnott

  • St. John Desmond Arcedeckne-Butler

  • L. Bruce Archer

  • Ernest Archer (Royal Navy officer)

  • John Stuart Archer

  • Edgar Archibald

  • Vivian Inez Archibald

  • Donald Arden

  • Edward Ardizzone

  • Tom Arie

  • Jimmy Armfield

  • Kenneth Armitage

  • Michael Armitage (RAF officer)

  • Peter Armitage

  • Simon Armitage

  • John Armitt

  • Robert Armstrong-Jones

  • Richard Armstrong (conductor)

  • David Armytage

  • Denis Arnold

  • Malcolm Arnold

  • Struther Arnott

  • Ove Arup

  • Eric Ash

  • Michael F. Ashby

  • A. G. G. Asher

  • Peter Asher

  • John Ashford

  • Maurice Ashley (historian)

  • Bernard Ashmole

  • Frederick Ashton

  • John Ashton (diplomat)

  • John Ashton (public health director)

  • N. H. Ashton

  • W. P. B. Ashton

  • Andrew Ashworth

  • Arthur Askey

  • Margaret Aston

  • Solomone Ula Ata

  • David Atcherley

  • Madeleine Atkins

  • Robert Atkins (actor)

  • Vera Atkins

  • William Sydney Atkins

  • Colin Atkinson

  • Edward Tindal Atkinson

  • Frank Atkinson (museum director)

  • Harry Atkinson (RAF officer)

  • Helen Atkinson

  • Richard J. C. Atkinson

  • Rowan Atkinson

  • Tony Atkinson

  • Naim Attallah

  • David Attenborough

  • Michael Attenborough

  • Richard Attenborough

  • John Atwell

  • James Auchmuty

  • Alan Ayckbourn

  • Herbert Bowden, Baron Aylestone

  • Gillian Ayres

  • Azyumardi Azra




B



  • Diana Babar

  • Michael Babington Smith

  • John Tremayne Babington

  • Edward Backhouse (British Army officer)

  • Alice Bacon, Baroness Bacon

  • Alan Baddeley

  • Angela Baddeley

  • Henry Badeley, 1st Baron Badeley

  • Alfred Bader

  • Douglas Bader

  • Matt Baggott

  • Enid Bagnold

  • Milicent Bagot

  • Raj Bagri, Baron Bagri

  • Kenneth Bagshawe

  • Greg Bagwell

  • David Bailey

  • George Edwin Bailey

  • James R. A. Bailey

  • Julie Bailey

  • Norman Bailey (bass-baritone)

  • Stanley Bailey

  • Trevor Bailey

  • William Bailey (Royal Navy officer)

  • Joseph Baillon

  • Robert Baily



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