Alp Arslan cover image, turned into Turkey as a kind of medieval hero for his victory at Mantzikert At the end of the 11th century, in what we know today as Turkey, a series of events would profoundly change the rich history of the Anatolian Peninsula. A land that saw the birth of the worlds first
The Italian Parliament passed a resolution calling on the government to officially recognize the Armenian Genocide and give the issue international attention. The resolution received 382 votes in favor from all parties, no votes against and 43 abstentions from Silvio Berlusconis conservative Forza I
Isandlwana was one of the hardest blows to the forces of 19th century imperialism; the events that took place there reminded the colonial powers not to underestimate the capacities of the indigenous opposition. Initially intimidated by the firepower of the British, the Zulu warriors crushed the Engl
The dictionary of the R.A.E. generically defines satire as a “sharp, pungent, biting speech or saying, aimed at censuring or ridiculing” . Something that must be as old as speech itself and, therefore, without an assigned inventor. Now, when it is taken to literature, it adopts its own form, a compo