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¿Didn't you know? - The Firemen For many people, these public servants are Angels for others a real Heroes but the truth is that they are one of the most essential professionals in the world, people who go out every day to risk their lives to save others, their work is one of the most difficult, however very little is known about the origin of the Firefighters. ¿How did this incredible and valuable profession come about? According to historical studies the first firefighters emerged in Ancient Rome, in the year 22 BC, under the mandate of Caesar Augustus who organized these men (slaves), responsible for extinguishing the fires that arose in imposing Rome, these had the name of "vigili del fuoco" translated is equal to "Fire Watchers". With the fall of the Emperor, this task was eliminated, and the inhabitants themselves had to fight with the fire. Even in the Middle Ages little was done to revive the Firemen, it was the neighbors themselves who were responsible for extinguishing the fires, it was not until 1254 that King Louis of France created an Edict, where he ordered people to create a Firewatching Corps, and this was considered one of the first groups of well "formed" Firefighters. The curious thing about this is that in the following years the Firemen had a amazing evolution. In Augsburg, the German Anthony Blatner created what many considered the first fire vehicle, in 1518, pulled by horses and integrated by a hose to fight big fires. ¿Tell us what do you think about the firemen?. - Remember that if you like what we create, do not hesitate to share them with your friends, give us a nice comment, a good heart, and a nice Re noise, you are part of this small but big family called Virtual Variety. Thank you for your support. Happy Day/Evening, beautiful people. - - Design Created in Canva.com - - Theoretical Source - - curiosfera-historia.com/historia-bomberos-origen-evolucion/ - #DidntYouKnow

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