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  • Were Cambyses' 50,000 soldiers lost in a sandstorm or not?

    In all the explorations or campaigns of the peoples, the weather factor was sometimes an ally and sometimes an enemy. Those who knew the weather conditions of each place or the sea currents, the winds exploited them not only for commercial trips but also for defensive or offensive operations. One of

  • Shield of Vrasidas:The most... historical beach of Greece

    Peloponnesian War, 425 BC After the outbreak of the pestilence and the death of Pericles, the Athenians, on the initiative of the general Demosthenes, took the opportunity to sail around the Peloponnese towards the Ionian Sea, to set up a garrison and fortify the uninhabited at that time the hill of

  • Livestreaming for the Decembrians from the historian Menelaos Charalambidis

    The 3rd of December 1944, the bloody Sunday of Greek history, still causes discussions, searches, and reflections today. The historian and scholar of this historical period, Menelaos Charalambidis (author of a book on the Decembrians) organizes an extremely interesting livestreaming for the day th

  • The only person buried at the South Pole of the Moon

    In the history of mankind, there are very few people who have set foot on the Moon, but there is also one who has been buried in the natural satellite of the Earth. This is Eugene Shoemaker, an astrogeologist who has worked for NASA since the 1960s and became famous when a comet that crashed into J

  • How IKEA started from a cake

    You cant ignore IKEA stores. You may not know how they got their name. Thats why were here:its an acronym from the first name of their founder, Ingvar Kamprad, Elmtaryd (the name of the family farm where he was born) and Agunnaryd (the village where the Swedish billionaire grew up, who died on 27/1

  • The story of the first online purchase made in 1979

    As December approaches each year, the media around the world focus on the subject of the essay you were asked to write every year of your life as a primary school student - after how you spent your summer. As the year had already turned its back on you and was about to close the exit door, you took

  • Time of the prime minister:The historic first for reparations, the typical Simitis and the disappeared Samaras

    It was December 11, 1990 when the first session of prime ministers hour took place in Parliament. At the historic first meeting, the then prime minister, Konstantinos Mitsotakis, had answered Charilaos Florakis about the German reparations. According to article 128A of the Regulation Questions to t

  • How pornography became the fundamental law of the Internet

    In 1995 Nebraska Senator James Exon (he hadnt lost a single Democratic-run election) presented a blue envelope from the floor of the US Senate. It contained a few images he had found on the worlds new game called the Internet of the harshest and most perverse type of pornography . He had taken out s

  • Kalavryta, 77 years later:The horror is still alive

    The area located at 735 meters from Helmos, in mountainous Achaia, 189 kilometers from Athens and 77 from Patras won your preferences, for the ski resort, the Vouraikos gorge, the other natural beauties and no, it will not forget to mention Toothless (phew). On your walk you may have seen the Munici

  • The Ripper:The serial killer of women who died of coronavirus and the sick patriarchy

    It was November 12 this year, a month ago that is, when Peter Sutcliffe breathed his last at Frankland Prison in Durham, from complications of Covid-19 at the age of 74. The Yorkshire Ripper as he became known, had pleaded guilty to 13 murders and seven attempted murders when he was arrested in 198

  • The Scotsman who gave the raincoat to the planet is gone

    You call it a trench coat, you call it a parka, you call it an anorak, you call it a cape, the essence is one for what you choose to wear as an outerwear in the last few days, so you dont get pneumonia, its called waterproof. We all have at least one in our homes. But to whom do we owe its existence

  • Erdogan:His childhood and why he never shaved his moustache

    What we experience as children and teenagers determines the success of our professional and personal lives, as they are what shape the character and personality we carry. This is what the few scientists who have researched the matter have come to over the years. One such case was the 2016 National S

  • The quarantine imposed on Greece in 1931 is reminiscent of today

    In the book of the History of Theoretical Direction of the 3rd Lyceum, the first chapter of the curriculum concerns the Greek economy and its recovery efforts before and after the Asia Minor Disaster of 1922. The book focused on a series of policies that boosted investment, financial system of the c

  • What does Revival really mean and when did it become the first in history

    You read that the government called for a revival with a few people this Christmas, through the mouth of the government representative Stelios Petsas. Im sorry if I spoil the story for you, but this year we didnt have a revue anyway, based on the first definition of the word, which we borrowed from

  • How the US inspired Hitler's anti-Jewish legislation

    *The article by James Whitman, professor of comparative and international law at Yale University, was published in Aeon. Aeon is an online magazine that asks big questions, looking for fresh answers and a new perspective on social reality, science, philosophy and culture. NEWS 24/7 will republish a

  • We owe the vaccine where we owe Covid-19

    Today we will not examine humanitys faith in a vaccine (coronavirus or whatever), but the facts. Like for example, that to be considered successful, it must have at least 50% effectiveness in clinical trials. That is, if 100 people do it and 50 dont get sick, thats fine. The ideal percentage is from

  • Eftychia Papagiannopoulou:Her last appearance and eternal recognition

    George Papastefanou is one of the most recognizable voices in Greece. From his shows, Good evening, Mr. Edison, Music writes history, Musical evening, Diadromes, Old friends, literally the biggest names of Greek music paraded. He took care of this musical treasure, this cultural heritage of ours, t

  • Vladimir Putin brought the art of deception to life

    Thursday 12/17 was the day of Vladimir Putins annual press conference. On Monday 12/14, the product of the investigation carried out by CNN with the investigative journalism website, Bellingcat, was published, according to which the Federal Security Service of Russia had created a special team to mo

  • The one job you had to do was distance learning in Greece

    Without the slightest desire to embitter those who undertook the task of distance education in Greece - and you wouldnt say that they succeeded in their mission -, distance education has existed on the planet since there have been post offices. With the pandemic, more than 1.2 billion children in 18

  • An ode to the man who gave the planet antiseptics

    I want you to take your time and think about what was the product that sold out at the beginning of the pandemic and that is still available everywhere. To help:I ​​dont mean only in spaces, but also in your pocket or bag. The one for which bodies fell in supermarkets, which allows us to touch every

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