- George Smith Patton Jr. was a general in the United States Army who commanded the Seventh United States Army in the Mediterranean and European theaters of World War II.
- He was an aggressive leader and a master of armored warfare.
- Patton was also known for his controversial personality and his sometimes harsh treatment of his troops.
- Despite these flaws, Patton was a highly effective commander who played a major role in the Allied victory in World War II.
The figure in a drawing by Kamil Jadczak. Figure The wife of Mieszko II Lambert and the first Polish queen, crowned with her husband and father-in-law, Bolesław the Brave, in the spring of 1025. She was a descendant of the imperial Ludolfing family after her mother, and a Lorraine magnate af
In May 1923, the British Collector of Nagpur banned the carrying of the tricolor flag. On this, the batches of Swarajists started taking out flags and making arrests. One day Jamnalal Bajaj, leading the Swarajists, took out a flag procession. They were also taken prisoner. When Sardar Patel got th
Coming from a modest family, Emmanuel Kant was born in Königsberg, in East Prussia. After studying theology, philosophy and science, he became a tutor (from 1746 to 1755) then a teacher at the University of Königsberg.Kants thought developed in a context where Copernicus and Newton revolutionize thi
Marie-Louise Lempérière, who through marriage became Marie-Louise Giraud (1903 – 1943), was guillotined in 1943 by the Vichy regime for performing 27 abortions. Helping a neighbor Marie-Louise Lempérière was born into a poor family on November 17, 1903 in Barneville, Lower Normandy . Quite young,