Who started totalitarianism?

The term "totalitarianism" was coined by the Italian political philosopher Giovanni Gentile in 1925, and it was later adopted by Benito Mussolini, the leader of the National Fascist Party. It is widely considered that Mussolini was the first leader of a totalitarian state, as he established a regime that sought to control all aspects of society and politics.

What is franincence?

How did the twelve tables change roman law?

Elizabeth, before being the Catholic.
February 28, 1462 was a great day for the Crown of Castile. After years without children, due to her problems getting married, Enrique IV got an heir, in this case, heiress:the future princess of Asturias, Juana . If the nickname of the Powerless for him it was justified, not least that of the Bel
The egg war, a conflict that originated with the "gold rush" in California
In the mid-nineteenth century, the so-called “gold rush broke out in California. «. The news of the discovery of a gold nugget in Coloma (California) in 1848 spread like wildfire throughout the country and even crossed the oceans. Whether in caravans from any corner of the US or on ships from across
Europe's flawless democrats - not because of "nationalism overcome"
Its back to being Dictator! At least thats pretty much what you have to come to when you look around Europe and the world today. How else are we going to explain ourselves to would-be saviors of the people like Viktor Orbán in Hungary or Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Turkey? The drive for absolute power c
"Of all languages, the Greek is superior"... Theodore II Laskaris
Theodoros Laskaris was a particularly remarkable personality of medieval Hellenism. He was born in Nicaea, Bithynia in 1222. He was the son of Ioannis Vatatzis and Irene Laskaris, and the grandson of Theodore ILaskaris, creator of the state of Nicaea. He received an excellent education, for the time