In November 1918, a pogrom took place in Lviv. Poles started the wave of robbery, arson and murder of Jews. Why? The beginnings of the reborn Polish state were marked not only by political and armed conflicts with neighboring countries over establishing borders, but also by internal unrest. The co
Four-Aryan-Truths The Buddha first taught the four truths to his five disciples at Sarnath. In Buddhism, these are called the four noble truths, the four best truths. All the teachings, precepts, principles, philosophy of the Buddha are centered on these four truths. These four truths are as follo
Bona Sforza needs no introduction. An ambitious Italian woman who ruled the Republic of Poland alongside Sigismund I the Old, is one of the most recognizable Polish rulers. But do you really know everything about it? Check out our infographic.
Norma Shearer in “Marie Antoinette”, 1938 Although now somewhat dated (1938), Marie Antoinette by W.S.Van Dike II , still remains one of the films most famous and beautiful dedicated to the unfortunate queen of France guillotined during the French Revolution . Two aspects of the film,