Mesopotamia is derived from Greek words meaning land between the rivers. The rivers Tigris and Euphrates are the names of the rivers. The first inhabitants of this area, the early Sumerians, did not speak Greek; many years later, the Greek-speaking Alexander the Great conquered this territory and to
Napoleon III, thanks to the coup carried out on December 2, 1851, imposed himself and established the Second Empire. If the beginning of his reign is authoritarian, the emperor, as the years go by, carries out social, economic and political reforms. Thus, from the 1860s, he encouraged the taking of
The Battle of Clausen in 1735 (War of the Polish Succession) is a typical example of a conflict where the superior side displays tragic audacity and refuses, in effect, to seriously engage the enemy. On the contrary, it seems to be shaken by a bold counterattack. In 1735 a powerful French army ha
If someone believes that refugee camps are a sad reality of our days, they are mistaken because, unfortunately, there is little left to invent in terms of human catastrophes in times of war. A good example could be El Shatt, a camp located in Egypt that did not take in Palestinians, Lebanese or Syri