Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was forced to pay reparations to the Allied Powers for the destruction and civilian casualties it inflicted during World War 1.
Revolutions can be many things. Bloody or peaceful, necessary or unnecessary. What a particular revolution is then, of course, always depends on the point of view. But today I would like to talk about a completely different revolution:the Glorious Revolution of England in 1688. And even if one likes
The Industrial Revolution, or what is the same, the process of economic, social and technological transformation that began in the second half of the 17th century in Great Britain and allowed the transition from a rural economy based on agriculture and trade to a urban and mechanized, it did not off
With fanatical opponents and fanatical supporters, Georgios Grivas Digenes, as well as Makarios, manage - decades after their deaths - to divide society on who and how much responsibility they have for the developments in the Republic of Cyprus. On January 27, 1974, George Grivas dies of a heart att
Each textbook will tell you that in the times of Mieszko I the entire eastern part of Pomerania belonged to Poland. The prince built a huge trade center in Gdańsk, through which a rapid stream of silver flowed to the center of the state. Archaeologist Sławomir Wadyl questions this vision. In his opi