Saddam Hussein was marked in the history of the 20th century as an Iraqi dictator who assumed the presidency of his country in 1979. Hussein started two wars, committed a crime against humanity by using chemical weapons against the Kurds, and was deposed from power when Iraq was invaded by troops in
Like many other modern practices, voting was created by the classical world. Greece and Rome were the first to design the intricate electoral system used today in the United States and other countries. However, the voting in the Greco-Roman era often differed greatly from what it is today. Voting
Titus (Latin:IMPERATOR•TITVS•CAESAR•VESPASIANVS•AVGVSTVS) (December 30, 39 – September 13, 81), belonging to the Flavian dynasty, was a Roman emperor, who reigned from 79 to 81. He remained famous for taking of Jerusalem, in 70. To commemorate this victory, his brother Domitian, who had become emper
The naval battle of the Dalmatian channels was one of the few conflicts in the sea element during the Serbo-Croat war. The conflict lasted three days and took place on November 14-16, 1991. The Serb-Croat conflict has been going on since the early Middle Ages. It peaked before and during World War I