* The Treaty of Saint-Germain (Austria)
* The Treaty of Neuilly (Bulgaria)
* The Treaty of Trianon (Hungary)
* The Treaty of Sevres (Ottoman Empire)
* The Treaty of Lausanne (Ottoman Empire)
We recently talked about some insults that were used in ancient Rome, also the oldest joke of humanity, because today we are going to see what they laughed at in Greece and Rome. And where are we going to get this compilation of jokes from Antiquity, well, from Philogelos (Addicted to laughter), a w
Charlotte Parkhurst she was born in 1812 in the state of New Hampshire . Being very young she was orphaned and was raised in an orphanage where she spent more time with the stables horses than with her companions. When she left the orphanage, or ran away, she got a job at a stable in Worcester (Mass
The relationship between the kingdom of León and the county until 1065 and from that date on the kingdom of Castile was not easy. The county of Castile gained weight and prominence from the time that Fernán González held that title in the mid-10th century, although as such a county it never became i
The Jugurthine War is a war between the Kingdom of Numidia and the Roman Republic in North Africa. Speaking of Numidia, it is also known as the kingdom of the horse race, and it was a force that divided the victory and defeat of the Second Punic War. Hannibal, who crossed the Alps with the Num