In 1946, Karl Dönitz, who was großadmiral (Supreme Admiral) of the Kriegsmarine and president of Germany after the death of Hitler, sat on the bench of the accused in Nuremberg to answer for his responsibility in the Nazi regime. Among the issues he had to explain was the order that forbade rescuing
It is often said that anything can become a weapon if the wearer has enough imagination and ingenuity and it seems to be absolutely true. Perhaps this is why British soldier William Speakman won his countrys highest honour, the Victoria Cross, fighting in Korea with... bottles. Having exhausted
If we were all surprised when Alfred López revealed to us that Fanta was a soft drink created by the Nazis, today I was stunned when, looking for documentation for an article, I stumbled upon an article in The New York Times and another in BBC that They say that Coca-Cola created «White Coke «, a s
Since May 18, 1565 when the Turks landed in Malta with the aim of occupying the island and exterminating the Order of the Knights of Saint John, battles of terrifying intensity took place. Although the Turks, after fierce fighting and many losses, captured the small fort of Agios Elmos, they had not