Nowadays for us (in Europe) the use of toilet paper is completely natural. We only think about it if someone forgot to change the empty roll. But toilet paper in the Middle Ages or even in antiquity - did that exist? And what were the alternatives? We took a look at the historic latrines. The first
The Japanese armored division of 1942, first quaternary (with four regiments) then ternary from 1944, had an organization quite similar to the Italian armored division. The number of medium tanks there was somewhat lower (155). Its artillery regiment received self-propelled guns only in 1943-44, and
The Visigoths were a branch of the Gothic peoples, belonging in turn to the East Germanic tribes that between 600 and 300 B.C. they migrated from Scandinavia to the region between the Oder and Vistula rivers. Some researchers believe that the Visigoths are the same people as the Thervingi , as the
LOUIS X LE HUTIN or THE QUARRELEUR (Paris, 1289 - Vincennes, 1316.) King of France (1314-1316). Son of Philippe IV le Bel.The reign of Hutin foreshadows Capetian decadence in all areas. When he succeeded his father in 1314, after having inherited Navarre nine years earlier, this monarch suffered th