In a Europe convulsed by revolutionary wars and four coalitions[1] that would have tried to overthrow the Gallic contingent, the press turned out to be a fundamental element on the battlefields and in the daily life of the citizens of the empire that was being formed. The Confederation of the Rhine,
Victory 17(+2 prob.) Biography Born in 1918 in Warsaw, Boleslaw Gladych was expelled from different schools, during his formative years, before finally choosing a military career and joining the Deblin school in 1938. He was commissioned on September 1, 1939. He did not take part in the Polish ca
The Great Pyramid of Cheop s in Egypt is the most gigantic construction of antiquity and the only one of the Seven Wonders of the world still existing. Alongside the pyramids of Chephren and Mykerinos, the massive pyramid of Cheops, the largest of the Giza group, reached 147 meters in height and its
Turgot the liberal From 1761 to her coming to power in 1774, Anne Robert Jacques Turgot worked, as intendant of Limousin, to modernize one of the most deprived regions of the kingdom. In August 1774, the appointment of this encyclopaedist, precursor of liberalism, to the post of Comptroller General