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Channel reactivation!

Welcome and encourage you to watch the first movie on our channel. For over 10 years we have been presenting more or less serious topics from history. By reactivating the YouTube channel, we will focus in the first film on the character of Bolesław the Brave, specifically on the art of war of the first Polish king.

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The premiere of a new episode on April 18 at 10:00!

The crimes of the Knight of the Sword

Lend-Lease Act

Dirty Internet History
The Internet was supposed to be developed for military purposes. So how did it happen that it became an inseparable part of our lives, and by the way ... the kingdom of pornography? Postcards for adults, sneaking through colorful newspapers, playing at night cassettes. Late evenings with pay-per-
The first museum in the world
There are approximately 700 museums in the Netherlands according to the definition of the Central Bureau of Statistics, which in short means:a museum has a building containing a collection that is regularly opened to the public. The oldest museum in the Netherlands is the Teylers Museum, but is ther
Krijn, the first Dutch Neanderthal
Yesterday, Minister Plasterk (Education, Culture and Science) unveiled a piece of Krijns skull in the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden (RMO). Krijn is the first Dutch Neanderthal. Wim Weijland (RMO):We knew that there were Neanderthals, but this fossil is the missing link. Krijn is forty to
Brief History of the Fork
An ancient and sumptuous banquet. The use of the fork at the table established itself in modern times Just like the spoon (https://www.pilloledistoria.it/8005/storia-moderna/qualche-curiosita-sul-cucchiaio), also the fork has a centuries-old history behind it. Although already the ancient R