The Christian Church – is the largest and one of the most influential religious institutions in the world! When, where, and how did it evolve? History of the Christian Church The history of the Christian Church is a complex tale of theological disputes, organizational intrigues, and liturgical controversies over the form of worship. It is […]
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Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) In 1431, more than four hundred years before Bram Stoker published his famous Dracula, a chubby baby boy born in Transylvania would be affectionately named Vlad III Dracula. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time, Vlad the Impaler would grow up to inspire a story about a legendary blood-sucking vampire. Although Vlad’s
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Top 10 Facts About The Romans The marriage of Greco-Roman cultures has served as the bedrock of Western civilization; in fact, it’s incomprehensible to imagine modern Western civilization without thinking about the ancient Romans. Even today, we look back to the Romans for guidance. Rome evolved from a small city to a metropolis to the
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History of Germany Germany today is a strong and prosperous country –the richest in Europe and with one of the largest populations. However, the area was long dominated by clans and tribes who warred against each other as often as they fought off invaders. In later years, tribes turned into duchies and city-states. The regional divisions created an
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7 Disturbing Facts About Cuba’s History 7 Facts About Cuba’s History At 42,426 square miles, Cuba is one of the largest island nations in the Northern Hemisphere. In 2020, it was home to 11.33 million people. Many people may only know Cuba as a communist country with great cocktails, but the history of Cuba is
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Pastry War Date: November 27, 1838 – March 9, 1839 (3 months, 1 week, and 3 days) Location: Veracruz, Mexico Result: French victory This is France. What do you think of when you hear France? Baguettes, the Eiffel Tower… definitely not an angry French pastry chef who starts The Pastry War after his shop gets
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Reign: 17 May 1804– 6 April 1814, 20March 1815 – 22 June 1815 Coronation: 2 December 1804 Predecessor: First Consul himself Successor: Louis XVIII of France(King of Italy) Full name: Napoleon Bonaparte Born: Napoleon Bonaparte 15 August 1769, Azacio Died: 5 May 1821 (age 51), Longwood,St. Helena Mausoleum: Les Invalides Spouses: Josephine Buhnens and Mary Lewis
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Date: 12 January 1918[4] — 20 May 1925 (7 years, 4 months, 1 week, and 1 day) Location: Former Russian Empire Result: Bolshevik victory: (Allied withdrawal, Defeat and collapse of the Russian White Movement). Russian Civil War and Communism (1918–21) In 1918, America invaded Russia. 5,000 American troops landed at Arkhangelsk, in northern Russia,
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Anglo-Zanzibar War: British-Zanzibar history [1896] Date: 09:00–09:37 EAT (06:00–06:37UTC), 27 August 1896 (38 minutes) Location: Zanzibar Town, Zanzibar Sultanate Result: British victory Anglo-Zanzibar War: This is, perhaps, a stereotypical scene of a pre-modern era war. Cannons firing, men charging into battle, horses wildly flailing their legs… all of these are what you probably think of
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Born: 12 July 100 BC Rome, Italy Died: 15 March 44 BC (aged 55) Rome, Italy Cause of death: Assassination (stab wounds) Parents: Gaius Julius Caesar, Aurelia Spouse: : Cossutia (disputed), Cornelia (m. 84 BC; d. 69 BC), Pompeia (m. 67 BC; div. 61 BC), Calpurnia (m. 59 BC Children: Julia, Caesarion, Augustus (adoptive) Resting
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