Napoleon III 1st President of the RepublicElected December 10, 1848Presidency December 20, 1848December 2, 1852Predecessor Louis-Philippe I (King of the French)Successor Adolphe Thiers, indirectlyBirth 20 April 1808at ParisDeath 9 January 1873in Chislehurst (United Kingdom)Nature of death Natural
In 1983, famous magician David Copperfield caused a sensation by making New Yorks Statue of Liberty disappear in a live television broadcast. It is curious that almost forty years earlier, in the midst of World War II, another illusionist also carried out a magical feat of great proportions, althoug
There are moments in the history of the world and mankind that turn the current order upside down. Events that affect the lives of millions of people and many nations. Events that overturn the status quo, erase existing agreements, destroy alliances. Undoubtedly, one of them took place on June 28, 1
Germany had prepared its aggression carefully and long in advance. It is clear from Hitlers many statements and from his book Mein Kampf that the Führer regarded the Soviet Union as his main enemy and the essential obstacle to his domination of Europe and, subsequently, of the world. The circumstanc