The dog Judy , an English pointer, was the only dog recognized as a prisoner of war and, in addition, the British government decorated her with the Dickin Medal , which recognizes the merit of animals in times of war. Judy was born somewhere in Shanghai and as a puppy she was adopted as a pet by
We discover nothing if we say that the Kingdom of Aragon , later the Crown of Aragon, became one of the most powerful kingdoms in the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages. His domains ranged from the Pyrenees to the south of Alicante, without forgetting much of southern Italy and almost all the western
December 26, 1770 (Nantes) - January 29, 1842 (Nantes) Portrait of Cambronne Volunteering with the 1st Battalion of the Loire-lntérieure in September 1791, Cambronne first served in the armies of the Ardennes and the North, then was sent to the West to fight the Vendée insurrection. Lieutenant
A character of humble origins named Ahmad ibn Būya he takes Baghdad in the year 946, holding hostage, in practical terms, the very Caliph al-Mustaqfi. Ahmad ibn Būya comes from the Daylam region, north of present-day Iran and on the shores of the Caspian. He, along with his two brothers, gather a pr