Great figure of the Third Republic,Georges Clemenceau (1841-1929) was a French politician who had an exceptionally long political career. Wielding rhetoric with talent and not devoid of humour, the one who will be nicknamed “the Tiger” then “the Father of Victory” fiercely defended his vision of soc
Princess of Sparta, Cynisca (born around 440 BC) is in 396 BC. JC the first woman to win a victory at the ancient Olympic Games... without setting foot in the stadium! Ancient women and sport In ancient societies, even strongly patriarchal ones like ancient Greece or Rome, we find traces of young
personality Kesari Singh Barahaths stature was short. His personality was grand, simple and effective. His main outfit was white khadi dhoti, kurta and safa. He held a small stick in his hand. Fearlessness, dignity, discretion, decency and patriotism were dripping from his words. Referring to the
Lalla Fatma NSoumer (1830 – 1863) is a Kabyle woman who resisted the conquest of Algeria by France in the 1850s. The Koranic school Lalla Fatma NSoumer was born in 1830 in Haute Kabylie, in the village of Werja (now Abi Youcef or At Bu Yusek in Kabyle, located in northern Algeria). She has four o