The Buffalo nickel was a five-cent piece struck by the United States Mint from 1913 to 1938. It was designed by James Earle Fraser and features a Native American on the obverse and an American bison on the reverse. The coin is also known as the "Indian Head Nickel" or "Buffalo Head Nickel".
The first Juventus team (1897-98), with a pink shirt and black tie It may seem strange, yet the Juventus jersey it has not always been in black and white stripes. In fact, when the football club was founded, back in 1897, the official uniform, the one with which the players took to the field,
Debts were an everyday routine for most monarchs, which they had to get used to quickly. Among the many crowned debtors, the most pathological case was probably the last elected king of Poland, Stanisław August Poniatowski. The future king began his unhealthy relationship with the world of finan
If we do not take Maykop and Grozny, I will have to end this war, Hitler told his commanders in late July 1942. A hellishly difficult task was entrusted to the soldiers of the Brandenburg unit - an elite unit in no way inferior to the American Rangers or British commandos. The German army has ju
If Arthur Rimbaud was the one who freed poetry from text and writing, giving back a magical idea of life through the wandering of the cursed traveler, where the search created more of an ethics than an aesthetics, then Allen Ginsberg it was he who brought poetry back to its roots, to action, immed