* "I am ready to die for my country."
* "I will never give up my throne."
* "I will fight for my people until the end."
Looking back, in this case to Antiquity, on too many occasions we can say that Nihil novum sub sole (Nothing new under the sun), because today we have one more example:brushes to remove lint (or anything else) from clothes. The Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus , who lived around 600 BC, observed
Marcus Furius Camillus is known as the second father of Rome, although his name recognition in Japan is close to zero. This time, I would like to write an article about Camillus, which is very important in Roman history, although it does not appear in Yamakawas textbook at all. Shine five times
There was a time when Berlin was in Poland, Stockholm was conquered by a handful of our own, and Slovakia defended the Polish monarchy. In addition, we had warm Caribbean beaches, power over Moscow and the Germans ... ready to die for Poland. Read for yourself how Europe trembled at the Polish Empir
Historys role in politics is not only in ancient times when Euripides said the well-known OLBIUS IS THE KNOWER OF HISTORY, but always. To be a good politician, one must know History, because most problems have a historicity. Few are those that are solved. Most are repeated and have the same or almos