Can you imagine republican France paying homage to Queen Elizabeth II and her foreign policy conditioned to the interests of the Commonwealth, in which she would be integrated? Well, apparently it was something that was raised in 1956, during a visit by the French Prime Minister to London, according
VILLARET DE JOYEUSE, Louis-Thomas, count (Auch, May 29, 1748 - Venice, July 24, 1812). Louis Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse (born May 29, 1747 in Auch and died July 24, 1812 in Venice), was a French sailor Before the Revolution Engaged in the kings gendarmes, he had to leave them following a deadly d
The chewing gum was obtained from birch bark • THEIS JENSEN / UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN / PRESS SERVICE Its amazing what a piece of birch chewed 5,700 years ago can reveal! This prehistoric chewing gum was discovered during archaeological excavations on the island of Lolland, in southern Denmark,
In 1970, Egypt and Israel were not, typically, at war. In fact, however, the hostilities had not ceased after the Six Day War. This phase, called the War of Attrition, continued for years on land, air and sea. Having been defeated state by state and having lost the Sinai Peninsula, the Egyptians