Europe History

@Ms.everything15 · 4 years ago

World history, in the popular word, describes human history, from the emergence of Homo sapiens to the present day as determined from written records. So it is also called human history or human histo...

9 likes · 1 comments · History (7dd2)

@Jehoshaphat · 2 years ago

And what you call adversary?

29th of December, 2021 19th article In the previous write-up I wrote about patience and the benefits of exercising patience. While I was in search of a topic to write today, I came across a quote...

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@Jisan203 · 4 years ago

Ederborstein: A collection of hundreds of years of diamonds

At one time there were two separate cities, Eder and Oberstein. In 1933, the two cities were merged and renamed Ederborstein. The city is located near the Hunsrck Mountains in southwestern Germany. Th...

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@CryptoMax · 3 years ago

I'm Published in ALTCOIN Magazine: Here Are a Couple of My Articles

This Proves Crypto Has A Future! If you want to know the future, look at University Students It has always been a trend that University Students lead the charge when big changes need to occur....

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@ruza17 · 4 years ago

Montenegrin princesses who seduced Europe

When mentioning the history of Montenegro, one always thinks of Njegos, Marko Miljanov, Prince Nikola, chivalry and heroism, only at the end of the ladder, somewhere in the corner, are the characters...

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@ceky321 · 4 years ago

Cannibalism, then and now!

Do you remember that movie scene in which Hannibal Lektor, perfectly dressed, roasts a human brain at a set table and a glass of wine? This scene may not be as much fiction as it seems at first glan...

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@ceky321 · 4 years ago

Baron Trenk's army

It was once a unit ... dressed in strange uniforms, composed of Slavonians, armed to the teeth. They were put together by Franjo Baron Trenk and gave them a turbulent life. Where they passed they sowe...

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@etsonarrantes · 4 years ago

Inter or Sevilla?

There will be a big fight tonight! Inter and Sevilla will play for the Europe League championship.. They both need this cup badly because they haven't got any success since years.. If we check Inter...

9 likes · 5 comments · Latest football news from around the Globe (ae87)

@Fiya · 3 years ago

Chess And You: How To Prepared Yourself For Play

Am fiya i have being studying chess for some years, The chess game that everyone plays today is a result of advancement in the course of recent hundreds of years. To a few, chess is an exhausting pas...

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@khanasif · 5 months ago

History of turky saltanat usmania

The Ottoman Empire, also known as the Ottoman Sultanate or simply Turkey, was a vast empire that existed from the early 14th century until the early 20th century. It was founded by Osman I in 1299 and...

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@deki · 3 years ago

Napoleon, Mathematician

Did you know how the man who perhaps most significantly influenced the history of Europe, the revolutionary general, the first consul and emperor of France, Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821), was also a...

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@Jangchup · 2 years ago

Racism is Mental Illness

If there is one thing I have accomplished in this lifetime, it is that I have removed all vestiges of racism from my system. As with everything else, this has to be seen in context. My context is So...

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@Camel · 2 years ago

Minimalist Life Journey, Makes Us Appreciate Ourselves

The richer and more knowledgeable a person is, the simpler the way of life and the place to live. Not without reason, because by making things simple, we can become more efficient in our daily lives....

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@Sifat1 · 4 years ago

Seven years of war and contemporary Europe

1. How long did the seven-year war last? A. A total of seven years from 1857-183 AD. 2. Who were the two opposing teams in the seven-year war? A. On one side were France, Austria and their allies....

32 likes · 33 comments · To be honest (8b2e)

@ceky321 · 3 years ago

Baron Franjo Trenk (1711-1749)

Baron Franjo Trenk is one of the most famous, but also the most controversial figures of the first half of the 18th century in Slavonia, as well as in the area of the then Austro-Hungarian monarchy....

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Playing Cards - Origin, History, Legends & Oddities

I. Introduction Undoubtedly, the deck of playing cards is one of man's most versatile and treasured toys. It is cheap, easy to carry, takes hardly any space, and is available anywhere. It can be used...

3 likes · 2 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Rumelchow · 4 years ago

What is Renaissance?

Renaissance A special contribution to the Middle Ages in Europe was the Renaissance, the reform movement. And through it the development of knowledge-based thinking. Religious orthodoxy, Blindness,...

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@yashinco · 2 years ago

Europe Since Napoleon by David Thomson

Some time past and in respect to a unique book, I wrote a review that in essence began, "Occasionally, simply occasionally, one comes across a book so impressive, so intellectual so communicative tha...

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@ceky321 · 3 years ago

Charlemagne - The Unifier of Europe

Charlemagne was the king of Italy, and then the first emperor of the Frankish Empire and the first emperor of Western Europe. He was the son of Pippin the Little, the first ruler of the Carolingian...

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@Snezana28 · 4 years ago

The queen of chess was not a woman at first

Even if you are a fan of the ancient art of playing chess, you probably don't know how interesting history the queen had - the faithful shadow of the king and today the most powerful figure on the boa...

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@cmoneyspinner · 2 years ago

Why I Love the Hyacinth Flower

Two topics that a person can always seem to write about are food diversity and floral diversity. I decided to explore floral diversity and so far I have written 4 articles (links below). I am rather e...

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@Mila · 3 years ago

Accident when 60 noble medieval nobles drowned in a toilet pit

In July 1184, several nobles gathered in a modern German church to settle a land dispute. Suddenly, the floor beneath them invaded, under which was the attic pit. The so-called crash of the city of...

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@Snezana28 · 4 years ago

The scariest mask in history

The plague repeatedly mowed down medieval Europe, taking the lives of millions of people. The first confirmed epidemic of bubonic plague in history - Justinian's plague, which lasted from 541-750. It...

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@Our.journey · 3 years ago

Part 2: The most beautiful and unexplored cities in Europe

5. Evora, Portugal Evora has acquired the unofficial status of the most picturesque city in Portugal. It is enough to walk in the center to feel the atmosphere of old Europe. The rich history of the...

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(comment) I would imagine Netherlands is more of the "European" life that you wish to experience. Poland is more Eastern Europe with a history of being under the USSR. You seem so smart with money so I'm sure...

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@Zahid001 · 2 years ago

Blessing of May and plans for june.

May is going to end for this year and a new month is going to start. But some memories will remain in my album forever. May is important for me for some reason. And this May was more important as ther...

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@ceky321 · 3 years ago

Historical battles at Poitiers

A small town in the south of France has remained a beautiful provincial town into which tourists like to wander. Still, this place is worth more than two lines in the French guide. Poitiers has twice...

2 likes · 0 comments · Life Lessons (9e2c)

@Clemnms51 · 1 year ago

Focus on a city : Bucharest - Romania

In Romanian, bucur means "joy", and many Romanian writers call Bucharest "the city of joy". With this article, you will enjoy your trip over there and know what you should visit. Also, remember that...

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@Bliksi · 1 year ago

Powerful Forces of Nature: The Strongest Earthquakes in European History

"The strongest recorded earthquake in Europe occurred on the Dalmatian peninsula in Croatia in the summer of 2020. The magnitude of the earthquake was 6.4 on the Richter scale and the epicenter was n...

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@SAFDAR58301 · 1 year ago

Beauty of Europe

Europe is home to some of the most beautiful countries in the world. From the stunning architecture to the picturesque countryside, there is something for everyone in this diverse and culturally rich...

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