* Law and Justice (PiS): a right-wing, national-conservative party.
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenets In the last blog entry, Edward I of England vs. Llywelyn Prince of Wales, we had left the latter kneeling before the former to pay homage to him at Westminster on Christmas Day 1277. From then on there were a few years of unsettled balance between the dimi
It is difficult to add something that has not already been written about the rescue of the banks, but it is curious to know that in ancient Rome, during the first century, they also had their particular economic crisis and the way to tackle it was also by rescuing the banks … but with nuances that m
From 1915 Greece was deeply divided. On one side King Constantine and on the other Eleftherios Venizelos. Both patriots but with a different perspective of things, clashed and led Greece to destruction. The reason was the attitude that the country had to take in the First World War. For Constanti
That there have been prostitutes, prostitutes or women of dissolute life throughout the history of humanity, is something undeniable. This is confirmed by the saying that prostitution is the oldest profession in the world. We can know what was charged in ancient Rome for these services, how much a