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  • HISTORY OF CHINA - from the first settlements to the birth of the first Chinese empire

    The archaic age of China, as often happens when it comes to ancient civilizations, and in particular the period when these populations did not yet know writing, is shrouded in a thick blanket of mystery and much of what we know of the first millennia of Chinese history is mainly derived from archaeo

  • The Greek civilization:From the Minoan origins to the Polis

    The history of the Greeks it does not begin in Greece or rather, it does not begin in mainland Greece, but on the island of Crete where towards the end of the third and the beginning of the second millennium BC the Minoan civilization develops , we do not know exactly when these people actually

  • Middle Ages:Poggio Bracciolini and the lost manuscripts

    The Middle Ages was certainly not the era that definitively created that temporal gap between classical and modern times. As we all know, the greatest classical works by Latin authors were collected and copied in this era, thanks to scriptorium , the places of the monasteries where the amanuens

  • The Hellenistic kingdoms || How the Macedonians exported Greece to the world

    Between 336 and 323 BC Greece, Anatolia, Egypt and all of Asia Minor from Phoenician to the eastern border of Persia along the Ganges river, were conquered by the young Alexander III of Macedonia, son of Philip II of Macedonia. Macedonia in the fourth century lives in an ambiguous situation, their

  • ARTURO GRAF and the Legend of the Magician Pontiff

    At the end of the 9th century the building built by Charlemagne it had now flaked apart. The Frankish monarchy had separated from the empire which, under the dynasty of the Ottos, became the one that will go down in history as the Roman-Germanic Empire. Meanwhile, the Normans set out to conquer a

  • The true origin of the Etruscans

    The comparison between the mitochondrial DNA of the current Tuscan population and that extracted from bones discovered in some ancient tombs showed that the Etruscans did not come from Anatolia, as instead claimed by Herodotus, but were an indigenous Italic population, as claimed by Dionysius of Hal

  • CARTAGE || A brief history of Carthage, from the Phoenician foundation to its destruction

    Carthage was one of the most powerful and important cities of the ancient world, founded on the northern coast of Africa, near modern Tunis , as a Phoenician commercial hub, which later became a new colony, towards the end of the 9th century BC. by settlers from the cities of Tire and Cyprus. Tra

  • Bodo and Alcuino:peasants and intellectuals in the shadow of Charlemagne

    Political, constitutional, economic events. Not to mention the enterprises (and revolutions) of Attila, Justinian, Charlemagne, Frederick II, Gregory VIII . Alongside the high tradition specialist historiography has long recognized the importance of the daily chores of a mass of unknown people

  • BLACK HISTORY || Four centuries of history, slavery, racism and civil rights struggles

    The history of African Americans is a troubled and suffered path, marked by slavery, segregation and racial hatred, to the point that 400 years later the KKK cells have not completely disappeared. But despite all this, in 2008 the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr it came about, at least in part,

  • Psychostasia and Weight of the Soul

    Why did the ancient Egyptians practice mummification ? And in what did this practice consist? A testimony, although now disputed and overcome thanks to modern archeology, comes to us from the historian Herodotus :he left us a fairly accurate description of this practice, arguing that it happen

  • Shapods, Blemmas and Fantastic Creatures in the shadow of Genghis Khan

    In the 13th century, commercial contacts between Europe and Asia were consolidated. The gold and silver of Sumatra, Korea and Malaysia. Sandalwood, bamboo and the camphor tree from which to extract a fragrant essence. Aromas such as incense and musk, then precious stones such as rubies and sapphires

  • Flavio Biondo and the Middle Ages:at the origins of the term

    The middle Ages. How many times hearing this term have you thought of something negative. Think of a dark age, dominated by superstition, by the unstable power created with the fall of the Roman Empire, hordes of barbarians who plundered cities and where religion was there only refuge to make sense

  • BARBANERA | The face of evil

    The golden age of piracy was an extraordinarily interesting era, full of unusual characters such as the gentleman pirate Stede Bonnet, the newlyweds Anne Bonnet and Calico Jack or the best friend of death aka Bartholomew Roberts. But when it comes to pirates, the most natural name is the fury of the

  • The Bellomo case, the only Italian trial for war crimes after World War II

    The story I want to talk about was ignored for a long time by Italian military historiography after World War II. Im talking about the “ Bellomo case , The only trial instituted by the Allied organs, in the aftermath of the Liberation, against a high-ranking officer of the Italian army considered

  • The last charge. History of the 14th Cavalry Regiment of Alexandria

    The most famous cavalry charge of the Second World War is certainly the one carried out by the Savoia Cavalleria in Isbuschenskij , in the Russian steppes, on August 24, 1942 . The importance of the fact of arms had both a psychological value, managing to break the encirclement that the Russians

  • “Virtute duce comite fortuna”. The sad story of the somm. "Galvani"

    On June 24, 1940 , just two weeks after the start of the war on the Italian side, it was sunk by the corvette H.M.S. Falmouth and the destroyer H.M.S. Kimberley , the Royal Submarine “Luigi Galvani”. The history of the Royal Navy during the Second World War is characterized, more particularly by

  • Why didn't the Greeks invent the steam engine?

    As soon as a civilization reaches a given level of control and manipulation of its environment it finds itself at a crossroads, which will lead it to choose whether to continue on the path of progress and innovation, thus progressing towards ever greater technical capacity or continue on path of the

  • The regime and the language. Stories of Fascist linguistic autarchy.

    On December 23, 1940, the Senate and the Chamber of Fasci and Corporations, through their legislative commissions, approved the law n. 2042 on linguistic matters, providing: The use of foreign words in the headings of industrial or commercial companies and professional activities is prohibited. [...

  • Giovanni Battista Montini, later Pope Paul VI told by Fulvio de Giorgi

    This week we decided to interview Prof. Fulvio de Giorgi, professor of History of Pedagogy at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia and author of several books:Paul VI. The Pope of the Modern (Morcelliana, 2015), The Gray Republic. Catholics, citizenship, education for democracy (La scuola, 201

  • The Myth of Charlemagne. Chat with the historian Davide Esposito

    Charlemagne , a man, a symbol, a myth. His exploits have inspired countless poets and singers and historical non-fiction is teeming with texts concerning his biography, and often the myth of Charlemagne has taken over the life and history of this incredible character, central to the dynamics that w

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