The governments decision to modify the Civil Code to grant Spanish nationality to the descendants of the Jews who were expelled from the Iberian Peninsula in 1492 has aroused an inordinate interest in Israeli citizens. Nothing strange if we think that they kept their language and even the keys to th
Emperor Maximian was the person who supported Diocletian and Tetrarchy in the Dominated politics founded by Emperor Diocletian, and his name recognition in Japan is close to zero. It is because of this Maximian that Emperor Diocletian was able to carry out Tetrarchy, and considering that, it would
After the happy end of the Balkan Wars, the Navy was the ruler of our Aegean. However, the Turks had no intention of accepting their defeat and decided to buy a powerful battleship, which was being built in Britain, on behalf of Brazil, with whom the Turks had agreed to buy it. In view of this e
It was January 31, 1996 when the biggest Turkish provocation against Greece took place which claimed the lives of three Navy officers and became known as the Imia crisis. The lieutenants Christodoulos Karathanasis and Panagiotis Vlahakos as well as the chief pilot Hector Gialopsos gave their lives i