Uzbek poetess and wife of a khan, Nadira (1792 – 1842) exercised the regency of the khanate of Kokand for ten years. She leaves many poems, dedicated in particular to womens issues of the time. Khans Wife Nadira Mahlar-ajim was born into the family of the khan (ruler) Rahmankul-bek in 1792. A bri
Short biography - Of Belgian origin, René Magritte (1898-1967) was a complete artist, in turn surrealist painter, engraver, sculptor, photographer and filmmaker. He was part of this generation of young people who revolted after the dead of the First World War and to evacuate this feeling of oppress
Adolphe Thiers was born into a bourgeois family. A scholarship student at the Marseille high school, a brilliant speaker, he studied law in Aix-en-Provence, where he became friends with the historian Auguste Mignet. Received as a lawyer in 1820, he moved to Paris, where Mignet protected him. He writ
Born near Grenoble in 1476, Pierre de Terrail, Lord of Bayard, served his apprenticeship as a young nobleman as a page to the Duke of Savoy; then he went into the service of the kings of France. He will become the “Knight without fear and without reproach”. His name has always been synonymous with u