Missed chance? A victory from which no benefits have been drawn? British history professor Robert Frost takes a completely different opinion. Looking at it from a distance, he firmly states:the great triumph at Grunwald changed the history of Europe. Robert Frost is a specialist in Polish history,
Expeditions into the unknown have always been associated with great risks. Death lurked at every turn during research expeditions. The fortunes of travelers who did not return were often terrifying. And sometimes ... they seemed to be basically pointless. Sir John Franklin (1786-1847) was a grea
The capital of Saxony was one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. Capital of the former kingdom of Saxony, the city was known as the Florence of the Elbe due to the large number of monumental buildings built during the 18th century. Despite its beauty, the city was completely flattened by a mas
Resurrected corpse as a witness in court? Necromancy as a source of pride and a method of making money? When it came to privacy, no measures seemed to go too far. And apparently one of the patron saints of Poland also knew about it. Little is known about Saint Stanislaus. Being the bishop of Kra