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  1. Who Invented the Chariot?
    Jun 10, 2026 · original
    The earliest recorded stage of the use of chariots is the Sintashta culture - 4100 years ago. So how did it rise to prominence?
  2. The Mystery of the Boston Art Heist – $500m in Stolen Art
    May 7, 2026 · original
    It was dubbed "heist of the century": A duo of thieves stole numerous classic pieces of art from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston.
  3. The Red Baron – The World’s Greatest Pilot?
    May 6, 2026 · original
    Was the Red Baron the greatest pilot that took to the skies? He is a known legend that fought for Germany in WW1.
  4. The Rule of Pope Gregory IX
    Apr 17, 2026 · original
    Pope Gregory IX had an amazing life and was responsible for a number of decrees that shaped European history.
  5. Pharaoh Menes and the Unification of Egypt
    Mar 3, 2026 · original
    The story of Pharaoh Menes is surrounded in folklore and mystery. Was he really the first pharaoh that united the country of Egypt?
  6. The History of Typography – The Process of Creating Printed Materials
    Jan 19, 2026 · original
    Typography was invented twice: once in China and Korea and in medieval Europe. In China, printing was invented, according to some data (Julien, “Documents sur l’art d’imprimerie”), in 581 AD. and according to Chinese sources – between 935 and 993 years. The first accurately dated print is a Chinese xylographic copy of the Buddhist Diamond […]
  7. The Fall of Granada – Granada War
    Jan 18, 2026 · original
    The capture of Malaga Malaga, the main seaport of the Granada Emirate, in 1487 became the main target of the Castilian forces. Emir az-Zagall was moving too slowly to prevent the siege of the city and was unable to pursue the Christian army because of the ongoing civil war. Even after he left Granada to […]
  8. Julian The Apostate and The Fight For Paganism
    Jan 18, 2026 · original
    Path to Power Born in Constantinople, the son of Julius Constance, brother of Constantine the Great, and his second wife Vasilina. The father died shortly after the death of Constantine the Great, in the year 337, during a military riot. Julian was left an orphan at the age of 6 after the death of his […]
  9. The Persian campaign of Julian the Apostate, Stages 2, 3 & 4
    Jan 17, 2026 · original
    Stage II (from the battle of Ctesiphon before the start of the retreat) Here – under the walls of Ctesiphon – at the end of May 363, the first major field battle between the Roman and Persian armies took place during the Persian campaign of Julian the Apostate. This is one of the few cases […]
  10. The Persian campaign of Julian the Apostate
    Jan 17, 2026 · original
    Before the Campaign The invasion of Roman troops under the command of Emperor Julian the Apostate on the territory of Persia was one of the links in the chain of Roman-Persian wars that began in the first half of the 3rd century. n er (after the Sassanid dynasty came to power in Iran) and became […]

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