Marie-Antoinette of Austria (1755 -1793)

Queen of France in 1774, and daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Francis I. Imprudent, enemy of the reforms, it made itself unpopular (affair of the necklace). She influenced Louis XVI to oppose the Revolution. He was criticized for his links with foreign countries. Incarcerated in the Temple after August 10, 1792. She was guillotined, showing great dignity, on October 16, 1793.

Margaret of France (1553 – 1615)

Marie-Louise of Habsburg Lorraine (1791 -1847)

The crisis in the Balkans
The crisis in the Balkans began when Austria decided to annex the provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina to its territory. By Lilian AguiarThe crisis in the Balkans began in 1908, when Austria decided to annex to its territory the Turkish provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, coveted by Serbia and Russ
Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Mother Teresa of Calcutta became internationally known as a nun who dedicated her life to charity work. She received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. Mother Teresa of Calcutta she was an Indian nun who became internationally known for her humanitarian work in India. She was the founder of the Mission
Lenin's love triangle
Two women appeared in Lenins love life without whom he could not live - his wife Nadezhda Krupskaya and his lover Inessa Armand. Get to know the story of their love triangle. Sophisticated and charming Inessa Inessa Armand was 35 years old when she met Lenin in May 1909 at the Café Aux Manille
Nurse "Linka" Nowak
The Nurse Monument shows a girl in a uniform tending a soldier. Its prototype was to be Linka, who died in the bloody fights for Kołobrzeg. In Kołobrzeg, there is a monument to a woman whose face is never illuminated by the sun. Unique monument. The only one in Poland and Europe. Dedicated to all