- Germany
- Austria-Hungary
- Ottoman Empire
- Bulgaria
Allied Powers:
- United Kingdom
- France
- Russian Empire
- Italy
- Japan
- United States (joined in 1917)
Maria Rosa de Madariaga Álvarez-Prida , exceptional historian born on February 9, 1937, in a Madrid in the midst of war, whose childhood and youth were spent while Spain still maintained her protectorate in Morocco, just the subject that would end up monopolizing her historical work. She trained at
In thousands of preserved papyri, it is surprising to note that the situation of women in the Greco-Roman period of Egypt was, in certain matters, much better than any other time before the 20th century. Although the women were not citizens and, with few exceptions, needed a guardian to represent th
Battle of Kotza Kaya as it became known, is the prepared operation of infiltration - attack by the Greek Cypriot commandos on the camp of the Turkish Paratroopers on Kotza Kaya mountain in the rear of the enemy on the night of July 20/21, 1974. More than a dozen have passed hours from the start of T
From the end of October 1912 the rivalries between the Balkan powers had again begun to surface. The occupation of Thessaloniki by the Greek Army had given the gratifying shot at the unity of the alliance. For the time being, of course, the presence of the common enemy forced the Balkan allies to ma