* Çatalhöyük in Turkey
* Jericho in the West Bank
* Mehrgarh in Pakistan
* Ban Chiang in Thailand
* Skara Brae in Scotland
The bodies of 21 Red Army soldiers were discovered in Chechnyas Naursky region by volunteers, according to the Russian Community of Military Historical Heritage. Even German aerial photographs of the Second World War were used to find the bodies. According to Soviet war records, perhaps tens of t
At the end of 1915 on the Eastern Front the Austrians, with German help, had pushed the Russians deep into Poland and Galicia (western Ukraine). The Russian army had suffered terrible losses. Tsar Nicholas II who had personally, in theory, assumed command of his army but this did not have any seriou
After his defeat in Russia in 1813, Napoleon returned to France and attempted to rebuild a new army. Numerically he succeeded by mustering over 150,000 men. However, in terms of quality, this army lagged behind dramatically. His great weakness was the lack of cavalry. Nevertheless, Napoleon managed
At the end of the Second World War, two distinct blocs clashed. The United States and the USSR enter the “Cold War”. This conflict will last throughout the second half of the XXe century, until the fall of the USSR. While tensions between East and West grew rapidly in the late 1940s (Berlin blockade