Six million murdered Polish citizens. Villages and cities burned and razed to the ground. Plundered property and works of art worth tens of billions of zlotys. This is what the Balance of Injuries inflicted on Poles by German criminals looks like. They argued that they would bring order to peopl
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King of France from 1461 to 1483, Louis XI , nicknamed “the universal aragne”, had the heavy task of restoring to France its lost prosperity during the Hundred Years War. Turbulent son of Charles VII, he has a reputation as a harsh ruler, sometimes seen as a tyrant. His reign was nevertheless funda
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