Charlemagne built and stretched an Empire much like the Roman Empire. But, despite his various marriages, only one of his sons survived him:Louis the Pious. The latter therefore inherited the lands of his father, which remained unified. But Louis the Pious had four sons:his eldest son Lothair, Pepin
Despite Israels decisive victory in the Six Day War, Egypt continued hostilities, refusing to sit down at the negotiating table. Gradually, the Egyptian armed forces were significantly strengthened by the Soviet Union. The Egyptians, on March 8, 1969, began what became known as the War of Attriti
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