Historians today agree that the brutal murder of Nicholas II and his family in July 1918 could have been prevented. Unfortunately, his cousin - English King George V - did not invite the Romanovs to his country, thus leaving them at the mercy of the Bolsheviks. On March 15 (2), 1917, Nicholas II
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Hitlers apparatus of oppression in occupied Poland could not function efficiently if it were not for informers. Do you think there were only a handful of them? Not at all. Only in the capital of the General Government, the Germans had hundreds of informers at their service The invaders started b
When Bulgaria did not want to listen to Russia, the tsarist agents entered the action. The emperors green men have kidnapped the reluctant ruler. A prince coming - of course - from Poland. In 1878, during a congress in Berlin, the great powers allowed the establishment of the Duchy of Bulgaria.