How long did the British have an empire?

Julius Caesar... Roman keeps his word and... crosses himself

Gaius Julius Caesar was involved early in the public life of Rome. Belonging to the camp of Marius he risked being killed by Sulla in the first great civil war. Caesar left Rome and participated in two campaigns in Lesvos and Cilicia. As soon as he was informed of Sullas death (78 BC), Caesar re

The alliance between Nazi Germany and China in the 1930s

It may be surprising that China and Germany They were allied countries during the 1930s, especially considering that the Nazi and Japanese governments had similar ideologies and were part of the same side, the Axis, during World War II. But it is that before that pact, the Germans maintained an inte

With the crocodiles

But we are also encouraged to hunt, because it develops our knowledge of the jungle and our eye, forces us to do good stalking (tracking) and to shoot well. And also because meat is a need. The forest massif where we are has been a reserve for many years and game is abundant there:tiger, leopard, ax

The history of the Sibylline Books, the prophecies consulted by the Romans, destroyed by Stilicho in the 5th century

If we pay attention to what Claudius Namaciano (a Gallo-Roman poet of the 5th century AD) tells in his work De reditu suo libri duo , the famous general Flavius ​​Stilicho ordered the burning of the Sibylline Books to thus silence the use that opponents made of them against his government. At firs