Millennium History

History of Europe

  • Jews were thrown out of the country and the population was worried about coffee supplies. Swedish nationalism during World War II

    On September 1, 1939 in Stockholm, tickets for premiere screenings of films were sold on the trunk in Rigoletto - the American film Fury directed by Fritz Lang with Sylvia Sydney and Spencer Tracy in the main roles was screened, in Dramaten the autumn repertoire was launched with the premiere screen

  • Fabergé eggs. The treasure of the Tsars of Russia

    Fabergé eggs are the most expensive Easter eggs in the world. Only a few dozen of them were created. Each of them is worth from several hundred thousand to even one hundred million dollars. The famous Easter eggs were produced in the studio of the legendary Carl Fabergé, the tsarist jeweler, desig

  • Lost graves and wandering coffins of the Romanovs

    In 1918-1919, the Bolsheviks brutally murdered not only Nicholas II, his wife Aleksandra and their five children, but also 11 other family members. To this day, the burial place of 10 of them remains unknown. The Romanovs began to lose their sense of security immediately after the abdication of Ni

  • Stalin and Mao Zedong. Why did the leader of the USSR despise his most valuable ally so much?

    When the communists took power in China, their alliance with the USSR seemed to be the most natural thing in the world. However, relations between the red powers did not go as expected. Mainly because Stalin was not at all happy with the victory of his brother party. Mao strove for a long time t

  • Did Stalin really want to become a priest?

    At the end of the 19th century, Joseph Stalin spent five years studying at the seminary in Tiflis. Did the bloody dictator really want to become a clergyman? Did the man who had thousands of popes and the destruction of the Russian Church on his conscience dreamed of becoming an Orthodox bishop? Or

  • One such rebellion! Uprising of the Gulag prisoners

    Soviet labor camps. A real hell on earth through which tens of millions of unfortunates have passed. It would seem that in the inhumane conditions that prevailed there, some rebellions should break out every now and then. None of these things! During Stalins lifetime, the prisoners rioted Inde

  • Confession of the beast. What was Joseph Goebbels like in private?

    Without this brilliant speaker and master of political propaganda, Hitler would have had a much harder time starting the Second World War. What was Goebbels like in private, who persistently poisoned the hearts and minds of the Germans with the virus of Nazism? Christopher Macht tries to answer this

  • Confession of the son of the Fuhrer. How was Adolf Hitler privately?

    Adolf Hitler had many secrets. Could one of them be ... the illegitimate son? And if so, what would he tell today about his fathers private life, his tastes, fears and dark past? In the book The Confession of Hitlers Son, Christopher Macht reveals the secret ... So let me ask you this for the f

  • Alcoholics, drug addicts and food-drinkers on the throne. Addictions in royal families

    In the case of mere mortals, smoking or alcoholism only causes problems for themselves or their families. But when addiction reaches a ruler, it affects the present and the future of the entire country! Although there is no conditional clause in history, it can be said that if it were not for alcoho

  • Sink Bismarck and win! "Second World War at Sea:Global History"

    One slightly damaged Japanese carrier was left at the shipyard and missed during the great naval engagement known today as the Battle of Midway. The Japanese lost this battle, which allowed the Americans to go on the offensive and defeat Japan in 1945. One accurately dropped torpedo immobilized the

  • The Americans had Mengele in their hands right after the war. Why did they let him go?

    A few months after leaving Auschwitz, Josef Mengele, fleeing west, joined a motorized field hospital. The unit hid in the no-mans zone, between the allied armies. Eventually the Americans intercepted her ... but soon the Angel of Death was at liberty again. How is that possible? Somehow Mengele

  • Nazi's wife. How a certain Jewish woman survived the Holocaust

    She escaped from Vienna under a changed name, starting a new life in the heart of the Third Reich. A relationship with a member of the NSDAP gave her peace of mind. But is it safe when every lapse can make the difference between life and death? Edith Hahn was a young, independent law student whe

  • Can you be a passionate Nazi and a caring father?

    What is it like to be a child of a criminal who killed millions of people? How to live with a surname that is synonymous with the worst evil? Can you love an executioner? Gerald Posner in his book Children of Hitler tries to find answers to these questions by giving the floor to the sons and daughte

  • How did Hitler become German?

    He considered himself a German almost from birth. However, the law did not support him for a long time - he was born a subject of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. And although he lived in his adopted country before World War I, he had to wait many years for citizenship. How did he get them in the end?

  • Was Adolf Hitler a good painter?

    If you believe the version presented in Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler decided to become an artist at the age of 12. Pampered by his adoring widowed mother, he was sure he would become a famous painter in the future. In 1905, he left school to pursue his dreams. Two years later he went to Vienna to en

  • 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

  • How did Adolf Hitler take care of his iconic mustache?

    A dark, neatly trimmed mustache next to the fringe and a swastika band on the arm were the hallmarks of the Fuhrer. Their care, however, required a lot of time and appropriate tools. How did Hitler deal with it? In 1923, Ernst Putzi Hanfstaengl, Hitlers friend and confidant, tried to convince hi

  • Three Historical Images of Muhammad That Outraged Muslims

    Massive campaign from two decades ago. Resentful students. Death threats. Arrest for an attempted assassination. You probably havent heard of these scandals with the images of Muhammad. Even though they got a lot of publicity. Almost all media in Poland informed about the biggest scandals relate

  • As the rest of Europe cheered, they sent their sympathies to the Germans. Which countries expressed their condolences after Hitler's death?

    Indescribable joy or ... depression. Indifference, a sense of emptiness, and even deep despair. The suicide of Adolf Hitler triggered extreme emotions in the inhabitants of our continent. What about the rule of Europe in a war-ruined Europe? There were also those that expressed their condolences to

  • Why did Hitler hate the Jews?

    We know for sure that he did not suck anti-Semitism through his mothers milk. Did he hate the Jews because he was not admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts? Did he succumb to his schoolmates who were pissing for Jews? Or maybe he was blinded by the peror of political mentors? When did the leader of t

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