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In 1251, Michael the Despotate of Epirus, influenced by the Latins, attempted to occupy Thessaloniki, breaking the treaty he had concluded with the state of the Empire of Nicaea. However, his army mutinied and joined forces with his opponents. Vatatzis, not wanting to open a new front, signed a trea
The Greek Air Force was born shortly before the Balkan Wars in which it operated for the first time. From 1914 there were two branches, the Army Air Force and the Naval Air Force. The term Air Force is conventionally used in the title. The development of Military Aviation continued after the Balkan
When Pius XII opened the Vatican underground to archaeologists in 1940, he was not at all sure what they would find. Doubts as to whether the tomb of the first pope - the apostle Peter - was actually located under the basilica - had been growing for centuries. What was the end of the unusual investi
The tenth month of the Roman calendar was, in terms of festivities, the most spectacular and lively of the entire year. In this month the idyllic golden age in which Saturn reigned over the rest of the divinities was commemorated. It was also the month in which the winter solstice occurred, a date m