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The Rule and Life of Vespasian (69 – 79 AD)

Titus Flavius Vespasianus, 69- 79, known as Vespasian, Roman Emperor proclaimed by the army July 1, 69, was the founder of the Flavian dynasty,...

Top Three Great Roman Legions

Legio X: The Tenth Mounted Legion was the personal legion of Julius Caesar. Led personally by him when he was governor of Hispania Ulterior, the...

Wars of the Roses (1455 – 1487)

The War of the Roses was the armed conflict between groups of the English nobility in the years 1455-1485 in the struggle for power...

Tiberius (14-37 AD) Emperor of Rome

Tiberius Julius Caesar was the second Roman Emperor and ruler from 14 – 37. Christ was crucified during his rule. Tiberius was the first...

The Battle of Verdun – Longest Battle of World War 1

The battle of Verdun is the largest and longest battle between German and French troops during the First World War on the Western Front,...

The Battle of Trafalgar 1805 – Clash for Naval Supremacy

The Battle of Trafalgar was a sea battle between the British and the French-Spanish Navy. It occurred on October 21, 1805, at Cape Trafalgar...

The Battle of the Hydaspes, Alexander’s Invasion of India

The Battle of the Hydaspes was between Alexander the Great and the army of King Porus on the river Hydaspes in Punjab in July...

From Innovation to Threat- The Russian Streltsy

Hand-held firearms were used in the late 15th or early 16th century in Russia, but it can’t be dated more precisely because the Russian...

The Life of Joseph Stalin (1922-1952) – The Dictator of USSR

Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin 1879 - 1953. Was a Georgian revolutionary, and Dictator of the USSR (1928-1953).  He lived a strange life, full of wars...

Slavic Paganism and Slavic Gods

The pre-Christian religion of the Slavs is based on three primary sources. The first are written sources, which include classical writings, Arab travel accounts,...

10 Shocking Facts About Ancient Rome

1. Surpassing their idols, the ancient Greeks, surgeons following the legions of Rome came up with numerous methods that progressed medicine. The most famous...

20 Interesting Facts About Ancient Rome

1. The emperor/empress, as well as with senators, wore clothing dyed in purple, made from murex seashells. It was a status symbol for the...

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