Frankfurters We all know frankfurters and many of us, at least from time to time, eat them, but you know who invented them and why they are called that ? The term is of Viennese origin and in Italy we use it in reference to that particular type of sausage used, so to speak, to stuff sa
Jadwiga liked to eat well - white bread was baked especially for her and salmon were brought to Krakow from abroad. The queen was also a drinker - unlike her husband, who not only ate little and did not pay much attention to the contents of his plate, but also preferred milk to alcohol. But when he
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.
At a time when Europe was ruled by monarchs, their private lives had a great influence on politics. Therefore, it can be concluded that if Eliza Radziwiłłówna (1803-1834) married Prince William I of Hohenzollern (1797-1888), the future emperor William I, the world could avoid World War I. On Mar