The Treaty of Versailles, after the end of World War I, imposed on defeated Germany the surrender of the extremely powerful fleet it had managed to assemble at that time. The German navy persisted with very few warships. Nevertheless, in the 1930s plans began to be made for new powerful naval units,
Absolutism concentrated all national power in the king and made the monarchs will absolute. This political system emerged from the interests of the emerging bourgeoisie. The Absolutism was a political system that, in general, defended the absolute power of the monarch over the State and was very co
The noise that disturbed the stillness of that spring night four years ago above the Pentagon was something like a loud buzzing. The camp guards could not identify him, but immediately alerted the duty officer to the strange noise. The latter ordered the searchlights to be turned on, and then everyo
On the death of Robespierre, who buried the Terror, France acquired collegial power with the Directory. But this government is constantly weakened by the royalist threat, and the lack of ascendancy of one of the Councils creates blocking situations. The conditions are ideal for a coup, organized by