* Woodrow Wilson (United States)
* David Lloyd George (United Kingdom)
* Georges Clemenceau (France)
* Vittorio Emanuele Orlando (Italy)
* Kantaro Suzuki (Japan)
Georgios Tagalakis joined the Air Force (then Royal Hellenic Air Force – EBA) as a non-commissioned officer in 1940. In 1942 he received his pilots license in Rhodesia. He returned to Greece after the liberation and as a second lieutenant, participated in operations against his rebels, later the
The coup détat of July 18 failed to succeed in the province of Jaén due to the strength of the labor movement, the scarcity of military personnel and the fact that the Republican militias managed to arm themselves by assaulting the Civil Guard barracks. The main confrontation took place in the Sanct
The Macedonian army of the Antionid period (277 – 167 BC) was just the memory of the mighty army of Philip II and Alexander. The constant wars had exhausted the human resources and the economic potential of the Macedonian kingdom. When Antigonus Gonatas assumed the throne in 277 BC. he found the
Looking at the history of Britain, it can be said that there are few dark princes and tyrants in exchange for having few famous princes compared to the Chinese and Roman Empires. It may be that the kings power was not so strong because the parliament was developing. In England, there was a parli