Prussia

@Sifat1 · 3 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)

@GuyFromNowhere · 2 years ago

The Book Of Yesterday | July 7

THE LARGEST BANZAI CHARGE OF JAPANESE SOLDIERS July 7, 1944 Ever since the bloody "island-hopping" of American forces against Japanese forces in the Pacific began, the so-called "banzai charge" has...

1 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@GuyFromNowhere · 3 years ago

The Book Of Yesterday | May 17

PASCUAL POBLETE WAS BORN May 17, 1851 On this day in 1857, the Filipino writer who first translated the novels of Dr. was born. Jose Rizal in Tagalog Pascual Hicaro Poblete. He is from the family of...

2 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@dexter · 3 years ago

The Rise of Nationalism and Democracy

The diffeferent revolutions reverberated across the globe and affected the course of history og many nations. Nationalism, the people's sense of belonging together as a nation, grew in many countries...

2 likes · 0 comments · Philippines History (e6e2)

@Izjaslaw.Katsumijovi... · 2 years ago

My Ramblings Regarding the Baltic Peoples and Their Languages

Make no mistake, when it comes to Indo-Europeans and their languages, Belarus and the Belarusian language remain the only one I truly love. Those who know me will say I'm a dedicated Belarusaphile and...

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@Ufoasd · 3 years ago

ALBERT EINSTEIN..a great scientist

Albert Einstein ( /ˈaɪnstaɪn/ EYEN-styne ; [4] German: [ˈalbɛʁt ˈʔaɪnʃtaɪn] ( listen ); 14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist , [5] widely acknowledged to be o...

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@ruza17 · 3 years ago

How one queen transmitted a vicious disease to the to the most powerful rulers of Europe

Queen Victoria ruled for more than 63 years, so an entire era is named after her - the so-called Victorian era. She died in 1901. at the age of 82. She ruled Great Britain for a full 63 years and se...

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@Kawser199 · 3 years ago

History of the 1st World War {Part 2}

Vienna Annoyance and fear of Serbia had long been entrenched within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Long before the June 26 incident, the Austro-Hungarian generals, especially the military chief, Count...

5 likes · 5 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Aishahnd · 3 years ago

Rules Of Life

Depending on your perspective, Immanuel Kant was either the most boring person on the planet or a productivity hacker’s wet dream. For over 40 years, he woke up every morning at 5:00 AM and wrote for...

2 likes · 6 comments · We are Bangladeshi (1bc0)

@FelmarAlmighty · 3 years ago

History time : Wolfsschanze (tourist attraction)

The Wolfsschanze or Wolf’s Lair is a 6.5 km2 complex located deep in the woods near Kętrzyn, Poland, which is formerly a part of East Prussia. It served as the Führer headquarters of Adolf Hitler wher...

4 likes · 11 comments · Share Your Thoughts (SYT) (a50c)

@emengsky · 3 years ago

The Battle of Sedan

France's defeat in the Franco-Prussian war signaled Germany's emergence as Europe's greatest power. France and Germany opposed Until the 19th century, what is now Germany was a collection of many...

3 likes · 1 comments · History of world (9af8)

@jhapz · 3 years ago

"One Rule For Life"

Depending on your perspective, Immanuel Kant was either the most boring person on the planet or a productivity hacker’s wet dream. For over 40 years, he woke up every morning at 5:00 AM and wrote for...

5 likes · 9 comments · Newbies (fd66)

@Snezana28 · 3 years ago

The most famous mathematical problem in history

In the extreme west of the Russian Federation, as the main and largest center of the Kaliningrad region, is located Königsberg, today's Kaliningrad. The city is located on the tributaries of the r...

7 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Carlos · 3 years ago

World war 1 & The causes.

SARAJEVO, Serbia, Franz Ferdinand, Pan-Slavic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gavrillo Prinzip, Montenegro: strange names, strange places for many today, but more than half a century ago they acquired a fat...

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@Clemnms51 · 9 months ago

Focus on a city : Berlin - Germany

Berlin is a fabulous city where there are many things to do. I never experienced a trip over there but some friends did tell me that it is amazing. By reading this article, you will be able to enjoy y...

2 likes · 2 comments · Travel (2c7c)

@PinoyAko · 3 years ago

Think of it as ALL… WHAT?!

Think of it as all delight, my brethren, when you experience different preliminaries, realizing that the testing of your confidence produces perseverance. — James 1:2-3 Debbie and I get of...

1 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Original Contents (0cc7)

@ruza17 · 3 years ago

Let's walk through the favorite castles of Catherine the Great

Catherine the Great is considered one of the most interesting rulers of the 18th century. The woman who was the empress of Russia for more than 30 years, managed to pull Russia out of the dark Middle...

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@GuyFromNowhere · 2 years ago

The Book Of Yesterday | May 18

GENERALISSIMO ALEXANDER SUVOROV OF RUSSIA DIED May 18, 1800 On this day in 1800, one of the great generals of the Russian nation and one of the great military leaders of his time Alexander Vasilyevi...

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@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Leipzig

On October 16, 1813, the Battle of Leipzig began, in which Napoleon Bonaparte's troops fought against a united coalition of European powers. This battle is also called the Battle of the Peoples, and i...

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

@Aliy17 · 3 years ago

1795-1820 Fashion in Europe.

Fashion in the period 1795–1820 in European and European-influenced countries saw the final triumph of undress or informal styles over the brocades, lace, periwigs and powder of the earlier 18th cent...

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@Mujahidul904 · 3 years ago

The largest zoo in the world

A zoo is a public or private park for keeping animals alive for display, entertainment and research. In ancient times the wildlife and bird collections of China, Egypt and Rome were famous. By the...

1 likes · 0 comments · Bengali people (95ce)

@straizzer · 3 years ago

Meaning of the Country Flags and Their Symbolism

Every country in the world has its own flag that symbolizes something about the individual country. Colors and shapes are used to signify certain things and it is important for people to know what eac...

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@JohnSpencer · 3 years ago

5 Free Travel Destinations in Berlin

Berlin, the capital of Germany, has many interesting tourist attractions. From historical, religious, to art tours. But you don't need to worry because there are many exciting places that can be visit...

3 likes · 2 comments · Travel Around the World (f92d)

@Koyang · 2 years ago

Project History (July 20)

EUGENIO LOPEZ, SR. WAS BORN July 20, 1901 On July 20, 1901 the broadcasting and publishing executive, Eugenio "Eñing" Lopez, Sr. was born in Jaro, Iloilo. He is the son of former Iloilo governor B...

2 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Knight's tournament in medieval Buda in 1412

The fact that in the history of the situation they were not solved only by wars is proved by the event known as the "Knights' Tournament in Buda in 1412." Due to their interesting character and unusu...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Ottoman Egypt, Muhammad Ali & his Dynasty

Introduction In 1517, the Ottoman Turks took Egypt, which then was a Mamluk sultanate. It had declined terribly during its last years and the country was breaking down. The Mamluks, however, retained...

9 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@alberich · 1 year ago

Buckingham Palace

London may be called palatial, though, unlike many capital cities in Europe, it contains only one building that approaches one's idea of what a King's house should be - and that is Buckingham Palace;...

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@tyler775 · 3 years ago

Cold War: East-West Germany Prelude (1945 to 1948)

During the Cold War, Germany was split between the capitalist market economy driven West and the Marxist socialist command economy driven East. Here, we are going to take a look at the Eastern portion...

6 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Prussian Blue & Aizuri-e: Blue Pictures

Aizuri-e means “blue picture”. The term is used for Japanese woodblock prints entirely in blue or where blue is dominating. When there is another colour in an aizuri-e in addition to blue, it is o...

14 likes · 7 comments · Japanese Art & Cultural History (7c1f)

@emengsky · 3 years ago

Battles that changed the modern world

The Battle of Waterloo In legendary battle, Napoleon was defeated, ending his dream of an empire in Europe. Napoleon's rise,fall,and return When the French republic was collapsing ten years after t...

2 likes · 0 comments · History of world (9af8)