When: The Pilgrims migrated to America in 1620.
In 1959 London hosted the premiere of one of those films about World War II that were so abundant in the decades after it. Of British production, it was titled Operation Amsterdam (here in Spain it was changed to The Robbery of the Century) and was directed by Michael McCarthy, a minor filmmaker w
The very low construction of Guadeloupe is surrounded by a veranda which curves around a cove simulated by a basin. The dome of Martinique, in an aquamarine blue-green, overlooks friezes on which are stylized the foliage and the palms which spring up on the hills and dominate the valleys. The raw gr
The Camel Riders If we exclude the regiment of dromedaries created during the Egyptian campaign by Bonaparte, on 20 Nivôse Year VII (January 9, 1799), the first use of this animal in the French Army seems to be due to Faidherbe who ensures by this means its convoys and even the transport of infan
In Scandinavian mythology, the Aesir (from Old Icelandic Æsir, ásafólk, ása ættir) were the group of principal gods, associated or related to Odin, and inhabiting the city of Ásgard. They are often referred to under the generic term of guðin gods. The feminine term is Asynes. They appeared in Scandi