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Hell on earth that was Auschwitz. Dr. Mengels monstrous experiments and two little twin sisters. Perła cares about sadness, the past and good, and Stusia, who cares about joy, the future and evil. Thats all in Affinity Konars book, Mischling, or the mongrel. It is 1944, the twins Perła and Stusi
Source:EL PAÍS, 09/09/2012 Without a doubt, Spain was the first world power during the 16th century and part of the 17th. From the second half of that century and during the eighteenth century, it became a second-rate power on the international scene. This situation changed radically with
Thus, more than the past, walking in the present, the here and now:war in Ukraine, NATOs position in the face of the conflict (of which it is not known when it will end), expansion of its members (Finland and Sweden), opposition to it (Turkey vetoes them for being a sanctuary of Kurdish terrorists f
I had the luck and pleasure of meeting Themis Marino at the offices of the Society for the Study of Greek History (WE), when we were both members of its board of directors, and later I met him at various events. I was impressed by his modesty, and he was always willing to answer my questions on hist