| PERCEVAL | British prime minister assassinated in 1812 (8) |
| SPENCER | British Conservative prime minister assassinated in the lobby of the House of Commons in 1812 (7,8) |
| HARA | Japanese prime minister assassinated in 1921 |
| BHUTTO | Prime minister assassinated in 2007 |
| ITO | ___ Hirobumi, former Japanese prime minister assassinated in 1909 (3) |
| GANDHI | Indira ......, Indian prime minister assassinated in 1984 (6) |
| RABIN | Yitzhak, Israeli Prime Minister assassinated in 1995 (5) |
| INDIRA | ___ Gandhi, Indian prime minister assassinated in 1984 (6) |
| PALME | Swedish prime minister assassinated in 1986 |
| OLOFPALME | Swedish prime minister assassinated in 1986 |
| ABE | Japanese Prime Minister assassinated in 2022 |
| SPENCERPERCEVAL | British prime minister who was assassinated in 1812 (7,8) |
| RAPUNZEL | Fairy tale by Brothers Grimm first published in 1812 (8) |
| LYNMOUTH | North Devon fishing village visited by Shelley in 1812 (8) |
| BORODINO | Russian site of a pyrrhic victory for Napoleon in 1812 |
| TECUMSEH | Military leader who helped capture Detroit in 1812 |
| ARTHURWELLESLEY | British general who defeated "40,000 Frenchmen in 40 minutes", in 1812 (6,9) |
| COLDFRONT | What Napoleon encountered in Moscow in 1812 was forecasted? (4,5) |
| NEMAN | River in Belarus crossed by Napoleon in 1812 |
| SLEEPINGBEAUTY | Classic fairy tale adapted as ' Little Briar Rose' by the Brothers Grimm in 1812 ( 8,6) |
