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  • 1917. The First World War by Sam Mendes

    In 1917 narrates the adventures of two corporals, Schofield and Blake (George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman), sent by General Erinmore (Colin Firth) to stop the planned attack by Colonel MacKenzie (Benedict Cumberwatch), who is about to fall. in a trap because he is unaware that he is facing a hi

  • Valentine's Day, Lupercalia and masquerades:a connection in February

    The Feast of the Lupercalia it was one of the most curious and popular in Rome, although we do not know exactly what divinity was honored in them:among the possibilities are Lupercus (as an epithet for Faunus), Februus or Juno. In them, young men from the elite offered goats and dogs and then ran

  • The French intervention in Mexico and the Second Empire of Maximilian I (1862-1867)

    The idea of ​​the intervention was not only born by initiative of Napoleon III . Before the landing of the French imperial troops, the conservatives, who had been defeated in the final War of Reform, had contacted numerous courts in Europe to offer the country to some European prince[1], and their r

  • When the Tsar arrived in Constantinople. The Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878

    The defeat in the Crimean War was a hard blow for the Russian Empire, which, at the end of the conflict, remained the only absolutist state in Europe. His prerogatives in protecting the Christians of the Ottoman Empire had been subverted by Napoleon III, and the impositions of the victorious allies

  • Adrianople. a german perspective

    This confrontation is part of a war that begins in the year 376, when the rebellion of a group of Goth refugees took place against the mistreatment suffered at the hands of the imperial officials, and that ends in the year 382, ​​after the death of Valens in Adrianople and the signing of the peace b

  • Appius Claudius Caeco:the great forgotten statesman of the Roman Republic

    Regarding his background Celery Claudio Caeco stands as a descendant of a lineage that entered the patrician estate at the beginning of the Roman Republic when his ancestor Attus Clausus emigrated to Rome from the Sabine city of Regillis, also achieving that one of the Roman tribes was called Claudi

  • Battles For Spain:a Civil War video game with a Spanish accent

    In 2012 Headquarter began its journey in the small world of strategy games and published its first title Spain:1936. Based on the engine of the renowned Ageod and hand in hand with Philippe Thibaut, this modest title came to light that seven years later continues to cause war . Headquarters second j

  • discover. Historical re-enactment of World War II in North Africa

    And as strange as this dry landscape might seem, together with the magnificent work of recovering positions from the Civil War, they have led to a hundred seasoned reenactors chose this town in Huesca to stage different battles in Sicily and North Africa during the Second World War . Thus, during a

  • Luce de Casabianca, the hero of Aboukir

    This brief exposition owes much to one of our history doctoral students, Fleur de Casabianca, who defended a doctoral thesis on the hero of Aboukir, Luce de Casabianca de Vescovato (1762-1798) , fallen on board at the age of thirty-six in the company of his son Giocante, who jumped into the air at t

  • Aristogiton and Harmodius. A round-trip

    In The Persian Boy , the second part of the trilogy that Mary Renault dedicated to Alexander the Great, the famous Hellenist narrates a conversation between the Macedonian and his eunuch Bagoas –a historical figure who previously served in the court of King Darius III– and whom the author turned int

  • The Great Game and the Khanates of Central Asia

    According to Professor Andrew Gunter Frank, Central Asia was an important link between different parts of the East and between it and Europe , in addition to defining the region as the most important in Asia. However, from the 16th century to the first half of the 19th century, political, socio-eco

  • The Bay of Pigs Invasion

    The arrival in government of the July 26 Movement ( see Awake Ferro Contemporary #31:The Cuban Revolution ) was conditioned by two reasons:firstly by the imposition of arms against its enemy, and secondly by the political ambiguity wielded by a large part of its leaders, including Fidel Castro himse

  • They will not age. The Great War as seen by Peter Jackson

    Canal Historia (which in Spain can be seen on Movistar+ ) premieres They will not grow old (They shall not grow old ) , a 2018 documentary promoted by 14-18 NOW[1], the Imperial War Museum and the BBC, distributed by Warner Bros and directed by celebrated New Zealand filmmaker Peter Jackson , world-

  • Cassiodorus of Queen. A lifetime of translating the Bible into Spanish

    For centuries partial translations were carried out to Spanish from the Latin translation. Worthy of mention is the Alfonsine Bible , translated into Spanish from the Latin Vulgate in the year 1280 of our era by order of King Alfonso X. To carry out the translation into Spanish from Latin had to los

  • The Women's Auxiliary Air Force and women in the Battle of Britain

    Already during the First World War a body was created womens auxiliary, linked to the RAFs own creation, the Womens Royal Air Force (WRAF), created together with the RAF in April 1918, although it was dismantled after the war, considering that it would not be useful in peacetime. In 1938, and follow

  • The historical recreation of the Tercios in Spain

    Thanks to the initiative of individuals, private entities and are bringing back to life, in significant places due to their history and links with the Golden Age, soldiers, clergymen, merchants, ladies, mercenaries and even beggars, framed in monumental cities and environments of the time. A very pr

  • Traps, rides and assaults. Special operations in the Middle Ages in Spain

    Professor Yuval Harari published in 2007 a a book recently translated into Spanish where it deals with a type of military actions that were very frequent at the time:special or commando operations , which we would say in a more popular language. He defines these as military actions limited to a smal

  • A visit to the Museum of the Great War of Meaux

    One ​​of the examples of this progressive and positive change is the Museum of the Great War of Meaux (Brie, France). The museum building in question is located approximately one kilometer from the city. There, an area of ​​green fields and flags from numerous countries welcome us. Once inside the m

  • The other destructions of Notre-Dame

    Other French temples such as Reims Cathedral (centuries XIII-XIV), burned down as a result of the German bombardment on September 19, 1914, receiving 288 hits until the end of the war, it was rebuilt between 1919 and 1938; the cathedral of Amiens (13th-14th centuries) was also hit, albeit slightly,

  • From Crimiso to Neferis. History of the Carthaginian infant

    Like the rest of poleis of the Mediterranean area, throughout the fourth century BC. C. the Carthaginian army was made up of a citizen militia political type. Despite the reforms of Mago in the previous century, from which an increasing number of mercenaries had been introduced, the central body of

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