How to explain the unpreparedness of the Soviet armed forces in the face of the invasion?Of course, the government of the U.S.S.R. and the high command possessed enough serious indications of the possibility of aggression. They were not without noticing the concentrations of German troops along the
Nazca Lines , Nazca also spelled Nasca , groups of geoglyphs, large line drawings, drawn from afar into the surface of the arid Pampa Colorada (Colored Plain or Red Plain) engraved northwest of the city appear to be by Nazca to the south Peru . They cover an area of almost 500
Thales of Miletus was already considered by Aristotle as the first Greek philosopher. Born around the year 624 B.C. he is today recognized as the forerunner of modern science, in the sense that he tried to explain the world through theories and hypotheses, moving away from the traditional mythologic
Cavalry was considered, not unjustly, an obsolete weapon during the Second World War. However, many of the belligerent countries developed cavalry formations and successfully so. When World War II broke out, the Italian Army raised six cavalry regiments, including the 3rd Dragoons in Savoy, which wa