The Indus Valley Civilization, also known as the Harappan Civilization, flourished between 2500 BC and 1900 BCE in the basins of the Indus River wherefore it derives its name. At its peak, the civilization spanned over a million square kilometers, including much of what is now Pakistan and Western India. It had commercial links with Mesopotamia, leading to an exchange of ideas and new technologies like pottery-making and writing.
Feldwebel (Warrant Officer) Adolf Dilg was a pilot in III./ZG 2 in 1942, and his group was the first in the Luftwaffe to be fully equipped with Fw 190A-4 fighter-bombers. Adolf Dilg recounts here his experiences as a fighter-bomber pilot in France and North Africa.Wounded shortly before the capitula
Saxony is one of the oldest German states. Having come under the influence of Prussia after the Seven Years War, it continued to fight on its side until the disastrous battle of Jena (1806), after which it was forced to side with Napoleon. The Saxon Army had one of the best cavalry corps in Euro
Peronism was the political regime built by Juan Domingo Perón, as Argentine president on two occasions:between 1946-55 and between 1973-74. The Peronism was the period in Argentine history when Juan Domingo Perón was the president of the country. Perón was president of the country between 1946 and
WALEWSKA (Mary, Countess) (Born in 1789 - Paris, 1817.) Polish noblewoman, mistress of Napoleon 1st.Married at the age of 17 to Count Walewski, almost in his seventies, Marie Walewska dreams of seeing Poland reborn from its ashes and believes she is serving this noble cause by eventually agreeing t