Maulana Abul Kalams opposition to Partition When Maulana Abul Kalam Azad came to know that Mountbatten was going to London to persuade the British Cabinet for the partition of India, Maulana went to Shimla and met Mountbatten and proposed that the cabinet should stick to the mission plan so that t
May 13, 1754 (Cahuzac-sur-Vère) - February 13, 1807 (Vornen) dHautpoul, Jean-Joseph-Ange, count Born in the Château de Salettes, enlisted at fifteen in the Corsican Legion then a young gentleman in the Languedoc regiment from 1777 to 1792 dHautpoul was a colonel when the war began. Remained at
According to the experts, today we are immersed in the that we could call the third great revolution in the history of mankind. The technological revolution that we do not know for sure where it can take us, had two precedents; the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century and the one that concerns
Jean Charles chevalier (knight) de Folard is a completely unique figure in military history and the art of war. He was born in 1669 in Avignon, France. In adolescence, only 16 years old, having read Julius Caesars On the Galatians and On the Civil War, he ran away from home and enlisted in the Frenc