Hazony is the chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation, a conservative group based in the Netherlands. He played a major role in the National Conservative Movement, a project of the Edmund Burke Foundation.

Despite playing 15 seasons in Major League Baseball, Berg was a relatively average player, and was better known as "the brainiest guy in baseball". Speaking several languages and known for his intellectual capacity, he continued to occasionally serve the CIA, the successor to the OSS, after WWII.

Gottlieb was a stutterer since childhood, and went on to earn a master's degree in speech therapy after retiring from the CIA. He was also born with club foot, which got him rejected from military service in WWII; but it did not prevent him from pursuing his other passions, such as folk dancing and goat herding.

Cohen wrote politically on the subjects of anti-Semitism, Zionism, and other areas of Jewish concern. During WWI, he was interned in Ruhleben internment camp by Germany for 16 months starting in 1914 after having served with the English department of the World Zionist Organization in Cologne and Berlin.

Dershowitz has represented clients such as Mike Tyson, Patty Hearst, Leona Hemsley, Julian Assange, and Jim Bakker. He also served on the legal defense teams for clients such as OJ Simpson, Harvey Weinstein, Donald Trump during his first impeachment trial, and Jeffrey Epstein, for whom he negotiated a 2006 non-prosecution agreement.

Rosenthal’s life and career in Las Vegas served as the basis of Martin Scorsese’s 1995 film Casino, where he was portrayed by Robert De Niro and renamed Sam “Ace” Rothstein.