How many of the commune lost their lives in Paris battle?

The correct number for this is around twenty thousand. While this was a great many people, more perished during the repression that lasted two or even three weeks after government troops regained control over the city; their number may amount to thirty-five thousand.

How was England organised and run before 1066?

What are the three impacts of war on Germany?

Horseshoes on the feet, cut moles...the prophetic, first battle in Asia Minor
In May 1919, Greek troops landed in Smyrna. It was there that the first clashes with armed Turks took place in a foretaste of what was to come. Gradually the situation calmed down and the Greek forces expanded their zone of control. Pergamos, the Greek ancient city is located 90 km north of Smyrn
The Greek emperor decapitates the Turkish sultan... boyish victory
On the morning of April 13, 1204, Constantinople was under Frankish rule. By April 15, the City was completely destroyed. Nothing was left of its former beauty and glory. Three days later, however, these scoundrels celebrated Palm Sunday, thanking God for the great victory he had given them! On
On the homosexuality of Richard the Lionheart
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenets Although in general the comments I receive on the blog and on the page are positive and when they raise discrepancies about what I write they do so with respect and healthy criticism ( which I always appreciate) sometimes I find some opinion that is limited
The Camino de Santiago to the Japanese
The Japanese have a bad reputation for being copycats. Always appropriating other peoples ideas or inventions and then modifying and improving them on your own. But that sambenito is quite unfair. For example, if we say that in Japan they have an indigenous version of the Camino de Santiago, there w