Who is the father of roman people?

The mythical father of the Roman people is Aeneas, a Trojan prince who fled the fall of Troy and eventually settled in Italy. He is said to have been the ancestor of Romulus and Remus, who founded Rome in 753 BC.

Who was the first Kalinago leader?

What were the attitudes between British and Indians?

Obituary:Gheorghe I. Cantacuzino
It is with great sadness that we announce the recent death of Professor Gheorghe I. Cantacuzino and his wife, due to a traffic accident. In our recent issue of Desperta Ferro Antigua y Medieval #54:Vlad Tepes. Dracula We had the immense pleasure of having an article by Professor Cantacuzino about Wa
Brief history of the Hittites.
At the beginning of the II millennium BC, the heart of Asia Minor (present-day Turkey) will see the birth of one of the most important empires in ancient history. The Hittites, to whom they attribute important advances such as being the first to dominate the elaboration of tools and weapons with iro
The incompetent generals... The slaughter of the Tsarist Guards, losses of 50-70%
The Brusilov Offensive was the greatest Russian military success in World War I. However, it too managed to be tarnished by the incompetence of some Russian generals. The offensive of General Brusilov, admittedly the best Russian commander-in-chief during World War I, began brilliantly on June 4, 19
The Children's Crusade
By Demercino Junior The Crusades were expeditions organized by the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages, with the aim of retaking Jerusalem and spreading Christianity. One passage that world historiography has not covered very closely was the Childrens Crusade. Perhaps for lack of sources or for n