2. William, Duke of Normandy: He was a distant cousin of Edward the Confessor and claimed the throne based on a promise Edward had allegedly made to him.
3. Harald Hardrada of Norway: He was a powerful Viking ruler who claimed the throne based on an agreement he had made with Magnus, Edward the Confessor's son.
They call it, quite exaggerating, The Devils Bible . Also, along the same lines, The Code of Satan . But it is commonly known as Codex Gigas (Big Book), a more accurate denomination although, admittedly, not as suggestive as the previous ones. In any case, none of them really fit the content. I
R-35 and German variants Country France Type: light tank. Crew: 2 men. Arming: a 37 mm cannon; a 7.5 mm coaxial. Shielding:maximum 45 mm. Dimensions: length: 4.2mm; width: 1.85 mm; height: 2.37mm. Weight: 10 t.Ground pressure: 0.67 kg/cm2.Engine: Renault 4 cyl. gasoline, developing 82 hp at
Gladius is a Latin term for sword. It is nowadays used to designate a short sword, 60 cm long, 6 to 7 cm wide, and about 1.4 kg, used by Roman legionaries from the 3rd century BC. JC. It was derived from the Celtiberian sword and designed primarily to deliver powerful thrusting strikes. Possibly an
Lvov, todays Lviv in Ukraine, belonged to Poland in 1939. On September 1, Poland was attacked by Germany. The city was located close to the border with the then USSR and consequently had not been fortified by the Poles who did not foresee such a deep retreating maneuver. However, developments wer