During his time in power, the Bolsheviks implemented policies such as the establishment of state control over food production and distribution, as well as the requisitioning of grain from peasants. These policies led to widespread food shortages and famines, particularly in rural areas. Millions of people died as a result of these policies.
Othons dethronement (October 10, 1862) marked the beginning of a new chaotic situation for the country. The enthronement of the new King George, a year later, temporarily quelled the passions and brought relative normalcy. This was also helped by the concession to Greece of the Ionian Islands. Re
Before the war:a polite Bayer sales representative who fussed over his Jewish customers. And then? A man who sent people to gas without batting an eye. And he personally gave the order to be thrown into the Zyklon-B chambers. It is hard to believe what a change took place in Victor Capesius. Tho
A short time ago we published an entry dedicated to the colonial conflicts of Spain in Moroccan territory, specifically the so-called Annual disaster. We continue this analysis with another conflict of the same type but more recent:we refer to the Sidi Ifni war (November 1975-February 1958).Sidi Ifn
Americans were initially wary of the colonels movement. Papadopoulos assurances, a few days later, convinced them to let the situation develop. The reports of the American ambassador in Athens, Philip Talbot, are indicative. Talbot, in an interview with the National Herald newspaper, said the fol