Enemies are countries or parties that are in a state of war or open hostility. For example, Greece and Turkey were enemies during the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1922.
We are at the dawn of the Edo era (early 17th century), with the newly unified country under the aegis of the Tokugawa shogunate. The Japanese know peace for the first time in decades, and in cities like Kyoto and Osaka a thriving bourgeoisie, eager for entertainment and fun, begins to prosper. Thes
Until this year, the extreme right was a political and ideological sector with little or no institutional representation – city councils, regional parliaments, Congress and Senate – in Spain. It was a strange situation when observing the rise that this political tendency was having in the rest of Eu
A battle as a stage in the middle of Antiquity. Hannibal and his Hispanic troops face thousands of Roman warriors eager to fight. And in the first line of battle on the side of the Carthaginian general, a large group of Balearic slingers, who threw stones with their slings with which “they surpassed
You cant just be excellent for heroes and virtuosos. There are no bureaucratic heroes or princes in modern society. They are excellent, but they do not save the country and bring light to the people. Alexander Severus was a very talented man. Historians have highly evaluated his reign. But h