A dark, neatly trimmed mustache next to the fringe and a swastika band on the arm were the hallmarks of the Fuhrer. Their care, however, required a lot of time and appropriate tools. How did Hitler deal with it? In 1923, Ernst Putzi Hanfstaengl, Hitlers friend and confidant, tried to convince hi
Im writing a world history blog, but my faculty is not the Faculty of Letters, but the Faculty of Law. For a while, I was seriously aiming to become a lawyer, but I wasnt fit for it at all, and I was immediately frustrated. Thats why I really hate reading and writing about the law. It can be said
He considered himself a German almost from birth. However, the law did not support him for a long time - he was born a subject of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. And although he lived in his adopted country before World War I, he had to wait many years for citizenship. How did he get them in the end?
Today I found a story that I did not know. And although it usually appears in media related to mysteries and reincarnation (things that, on the other hand, I do not share), the historical-archaeological aspect of the matter has caught my attention. Its the story of Dorothy Eady , an English woman