Culture
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The Rosenstraße protests, when German women saved their Jewish husbands by taking on the Nazi regime
In 2003, the German Margarethe von Trotta, director, screenwriter, actress and wife of the famous writer Volker Schlöndorf, won the…
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Study suggests Neanderthals and Modern Humans diverged at least 800,000 years ago, nearly twice as long as DNA analysis indicates
Neanderthals and modern humans diverged at least 800,000 years ago, much earlier than most DNA-based estimates indicate, according to new…
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a column of ash 49 kilometers high rose above the Mayan civilization
16 kilometers from the city of San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, is Lake Ilopango, which has an area…
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How the Sumerians appointed substitute kings during eclipses and the custom survived even in the time of Alexander
Between the years 1805 and 1799 BC (according to the short chronology) or 1868 and 1861 BC (according to the…
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Superman Red Son, the alternative history of the superhero in the Soviet Union
As we know, a huge cataclysm destroyed the planet Krypton but a scientist managed to save his newborn son, Kal-El,…
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Discover Montenegro sailing
The Pearl of the Adriaticas is known Montenegrin, is one of the most forgotten countries despite hosting beautiful and emblematic…
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The hectic life of Miguel Buiza, the last admiral of the Spanish Republic
On the night of August 24, 1944, an advance party of the 2e Division Armored, better known as the Leclerc…
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The discovery of a jadeite tool shows the importance of salt in the Mayan economy
A team of anthropologists from the University of Louisiana, led by Heather McKillop, found a tool made of high-quality translucent…
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Beijing-Paris, the 1907 automobile race that inaugurated the tradition of celebrating victory with champagne
If there is a classic of sporting celebrations, it is motor racing, where victories are washed down with champagne (including…
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The objects of the British Museum that nobody can see and that Ethiopia claims
Although the British never conquered or colonized Ethiopia, a battle took place there in April 1868 that ended the so-called…
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