Slave trader, gladiator, prostitute - these are certainly professions that are very easy to associate with ancient Rome. But who was pullarius, who did the lyctor work for, and can sleep therapy be effective? Here are 5 Ancient Rome Professions You Didnt Know About. 5. Be careful what you say or
The greatest fear of Jews hiding from Germany during World War II were people who, in exchange for money, tracked them down and put them to death. In Berlin, the most famous Greifer (catcher) was not at all a fanatical Nazi or even a German, but ... a Jewish woman - Stella Kübler. Stella Goldsc
Poison was one of the most used weapons in the Renaissance to get rid of enemies In the 500 , in all European courts, the fashion of the taster spread, an expedient that was to serve to escape any attempts at poisoning. We know how successful poison was in the Renaissance, used as a weap
They were shot, blown up, burned alive in barns. Who are we talking about? About Polish soldiers taken prisoner in September 1939. They were protected by the Hague Conventions, but the Germans did not mind it, committing the worst crimes. In our pages, we have already described the greatest crim