Where The Inca and Aztecs were allies with the Spanish?

This statement is not accurate. Neither the Inca nor the Aztecs were allies with the Spanish during the conquest of their respective empires.

Where are the Inca and Aztec from?

Aimo Koivunen, the Finnish soldier who starred in the first documented case of Pervitin overdose in combat
Some time ago we dedicated an article to Pervitin, a drug that soldiers used during World War II for its stimulating and euphoric effect, basically composed of methamphetamine. Commonly used in the Wehrmacht but also in other armies (Allies included), as such or under other commercial names, Perviti
Origins of the Black Death identified
In 1347, the plague first entered the Mediterranean through trading ships carrying goods from the Black Sea territories of the Golden Horde. The disease then spread across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, claiming up to 60% of the population in a large-scale outbreak known as the Black Dea
The forgotten battle. The Scheldt Estuary and the Liberation of Holland (1944)
“I didnt expect you here so soon”, stated the Generalmajor Christoph zu Stolberg-Stolberg, commander in chief of the square, after surrendering to the British. The battle had begun earlier that morning when the 29th Armored Brigade and 159th Infantry Brigade (of the British 11th Armored Division) be
The London of Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens, photographed in 1867 by Jeremia Gurney and London in the 19th century • WIKIMEDIA COMMONS / ISTOCKPHOTO No one better than Charles Dickens was able to capture the two facets of the London of his time. The bright side of the leap into modernity, and the dark side of child poverty