Is it true that one of the men in Hitlers government was Joachim Ribbentrop who lived Ottawa sold champagne there frolicked with establishment and even played hockey there?

Mitros Katharios:The unknown, indolent, hero of 1821... "has no bread to eat"

Although the Revolution of 1821 had broken out in the Morea, hesitancy prevailed in the Eastern Continent. This was mainly due to the local chieftain Mitsos Kontogiannis who, despite the pressures from Diakos, Diovouniotis and Panourgias, considered the rebellion of the Greeks against the Turkish dy

Third Reich from the inside out. History of Nazi Germany told by ... objects

Hitler was well aware that the environment and everyday things have the power to shape thoughts. Toys, radio and even a gesture of greeting - anything could become a channel for smuggling ideology. This is what the Third Reich looked like in 100 items. Figures resembling Hitler were the dream of

Traffic tax, bachelorhood tax, urine tax… in Ancient Rome

It said Benjamin Franklin «nothing is certain, except death and taxes «; of the first nothing to add and of the second... this article to confirm that Franklin was absolutely right. We are going to look at some of the taxes that the Romans had to bear in times of the Republic and the Empire. Some ex

Indulgences, passports to take the soul to Paradise

According to the RAE, the indulgences they are the remission before God of the temporal punishment corresponding to sins already forgiven, which is obtained through the mediation of the Church, and according to the etymology it comes from the Latin indulgentia (benevolence, kindness or exemption fro