Solon (638 BC – 558 BC) was an Athenian poet, reformer and legislator, one of the seven sages of Greece. He ruled in a time of serious social conflicts resulting from an extreme concentration of wealth and political power in the hands of the eupatriates , noble landowners from the Attica region.
The people called Vikings had their own cosmogony and, despite not being very religious, they had a series of gods that they worshiped in their daily lives. The peoples Vikings , who inhabited Scandinavia (now Norway, Sweden and Finland), in Northern Europe, had pagan religious beliefs , that is, n
It should be remembered that the September campaign did not consist only of battles fought by soldiers. On the very first day of the war, the Germans began the systematic extermination of the Polish population. Here are some of their most heinous crimes. For memory and warning. From the very fir
Saccharin. The most popular chemical for the production of a sweetener. And at the same time - a source of illegal fortunes in pre-war Poland. From a sweetener one could become a millionaire, be in a pack or even die. Thousands of people were willing to take the risk. The regulations left no roo