In 1029, King Olaf II of Norway returned from exile to recover the lost throne against the Danes. The following year, at the battle of Stiklestad , he was mortally wounded. Along with Olaf, his brother Harald Hardrada fought. that he was able to flee with a group of faithful. They were hired as me
The telegrams of the American ambassador in Athens, Philip Talbot, to the State Department had as a key point of reference, as early as the beginning of December 1967, the impending conflict between the king and the junta. Twice in the past few days Constantine expressed to me his concern about the
You were almost trampled on the Market Square again, the bagel stuck in your throat, and the sound of the bugle call starts to hurt your head. Relax! We will remind you what makes Krakow such an interesting city. As always, all items in our TOP10 are based on articles published by Curiosities of
Nepotism derives from nepote (nephew) and refers to the favorable treatment of the Popes regarding their nephews whom they named cardinals, originating the figure of the nephew cardinal during the Middle Ages and that would last until 1692 when Pope Innocence XII promulgated the bull Romanum decet P