Having become sole emperor, Theodosius promulgated the Edict of Thessalonica on February 28, 380 to force his people to embrace the “Catholic” faith followed by the bishops of Rome and Alexandria. His choice is religious as much as political, because he received Catholic baptism in the same year 380
Since the establishment of the status of Jews, all French and foreign Jews in the occupied zone had to register at the police stations in Paris and the sub-prefectures in the provinces. The raid was carried out at the request of the Nazi regime as part of its policy of extermination of all Jewish
In light of International Womens Day, lets take a look at the true female warriors of the ancient world. In ancient times, a warrior was a brave or experienced soldier or hunter, or a person who was engaged or experienced in warfare. Among the hidden treasures in history are women who won battl
In ancient Indian Sanskrit literature, the island of Sumatra has been called Swarnadeep and Swarnabhoomi because huge deposits of gold metal were available in the upper areas of this island. Indian kings established their kingdoms in Sumatra in the 4th century AD. According to Chinese references, th