Every child knows that Jan Długosz wrote about the great battle fought on July 15, 1410 between the villages of Grunwald and Tannenberg. It might therefore seem that the theme of this historical clash has become a permanent element in the memory of Poles. Nothing could be more wrong. Not so long ago
September 1941. The Wehrmacht stands at the gates of Leningrad. Cut off from the world, the city awaits 29 months of struggle for survival. Nearly one million civilians will lose it. Winter is coming. Everything is missing in the besieged Leningrad. German bombs and artillery shells are falling
A driver in Poland does not have an easy life. Not only are the fuels expensive, but also our roads still leave a lot to be desired. And when there is a nice piece of asphalt, they will put up a speed camera. Maybe it was a poor consolation, but Polish motorists in the interwar period had much worse
Strawberry jelly After that with oranges (https://www.pilloledistoria.it/10371/storia-contemporanea/gelatina-di-arancio-in-gelo-dallartusi), in this post find the recipe original by Pellegrino Artusi to prepare the gelatine of frozen strawberries , another spoon dessert presented in