During World War II, Nazi Germany faced a lack of manpower to keep its factories running. The men had been mobilized and the women had to stay home to take care of the children. Because, unlike other nations, German women did not flock to factories until 1943, Hitlers Germany needed to find other so
The image of Spartacus has long been absorbed by contemporary pop culture and has been milled into wholesale amounts of books, comics, movies and games. But after all, his rebellion was only the last of a series similar to which tormented Rome in the fall of the Republic. Neither the biggest, nor th
At the table in the Middle Ages. The carbonata presented in this post is the one proposed by the great chef Maestro Martino One more recipe of the great medieval cook Maestro Martino :why not try it on these holidays? You will need: 8 slices of salted bacon about ½ cm thick sugar cinnamon
Saccharin The discovery of saccharin, a well-known and widespread sweetener, dates back to 1879 and it happened, as it happened many other times, by pure chance. To the chemist Constantin Fahlberg in fact, it was enough to simply eat a sandwich while he was returning from his laboratory.