In To Vima tis Kyriaki (13.01.2002) an article was published under the title The Acheson and Rhodes Plan, which is full of inaccuracies and claims that could only be characterized as figments of a morbid imagination. The columnist, among other things, argues that the then Prime Minister George Papan
When Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic in 1492, he changed the world forever. And thoroughly! This so-called “discovery” of America by Columbus is viewed as one of the possible endpoints of the Middle Ages, with good reason. What is much less clear is how his rides should be evaluated in the
The centuries go by, the writings remain. Books, both works of art and boxes of secrets, become precious testimonies of the past. Thus the exceptional old collections of the Media Library of Troyes scroll through the rich history of the city and its region. An invaluable fund Most of these paper
Background : In 1807, France and Spain signed the Treaty of Fontainebleau . They agree on the distribution of Portugal (an ally of England) between the two powers. Controlled the sea by the English and the Portuguese, the only option was for the French troops to cross the peninsula, so numerous Fre