Why is Justinian considered the last roman emperor?

Justinian is not considered the last Roman Emperor. The fall of the Western Roman Empire occurred in 476 AD when the last Roman Emperor was overthrown by Odoacer. The Eastern Roman Empire continued to exist for another one thousand years until 1453 AD when Constantinople was captured by the Ottoman Turks. The emperor ruling at the time, Constantine XI Palaiologos, has been considered to be the last Roman Emperor.

Which side used propaganda the most in world war 1?

A major goal of Joseph Stalin five-year plan was to?

The first military cause of Franco's repression in Barcelona
The republican government would come to form integrated combat columns by the remains of the loyal military units, the Civil Guard, the Assault Guard and by volunteer militiamen, but in those of the rebels the Civil Guard had less weight, which was assigned more frequently to police work in the rear
IV Historical Micro-essay Contest Desperta Ferro
As a tradition, this 2022 returns to be the long-awaited IV Historical Micro-essay Contest Wake Up Ferro Editions. And what do we ask of you when we summon it? The same as in previous editions, that you show us your knowledge and expertise as historians by writing a non-fiction historical essay and
Altamira Cave
The discovery in 1879 by Marcelino Sanz de Sautuola of the paintings in the Altamira Cave , two kilometers from the town of Santillana del Mar in Cantabria, is the most important moment in modern archaeological research and at the time involved a total revision of the perception of the life and cust
Phokas:The demon that almost brought down the Byzantine Empire
Flavios Fokas was a special case of man in the negative sense. He was a low-ranking army officer who rebelled against Emperor Maurice, whom he destroyed along with his entire family to become emperor. From there on, he began his destructive work for the state, which fortunately did not last long.