- Treaty that established new political boundaries following World War I.
- Germany lost almost 13% of its territory and most of its overseas colonies.
- Blame for the war was assigned solely to Germany and Austria.
- Germany required to reduce military size and forbidden from possessing tanks, warplanes, and submarines.
- Germans required to pay huge reparations to the Allies until 1988.
Little is known about the Minoan civilization that flourished in Crete 3500 years ago. To this day, the brilliant palaces of Knossos remind us of that early civilization, the first on European soil. With their fleet, the Minoans dominated the eastern Mediterranean, they were a strong trading power o
In a new program of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) all the great ancient Greeks who were born in Asia Minor are recorded as Turks, regardless of whether Turkey did not exist, at that time, even in the sick fantasy of the responsible. MITs Project Pantheon aims to create a histori
We had finished the first entry in this series on the historical parallels between King Alfred of Wessex and King Alfonso III of Asturias by pointing out that there were more aspects in which both reigns are similar and that they would be subject of this second entry. As can be seen, they are of muc
Americans were initially wary of the colonels movement. Papadopoulos assurances, a few days later, convinced them to let the situation develop. The reports of the American ambassador in Athens, Philip Talbot, are indicative. Talbot, in an interview with the National Herald newspaper, said the fol