Was garlic used in world war 1?

Garlic was not specifically used as a weapon in World War 1. However, it is believed that garlic may have been used to treat illnesses such as gas gangrene and influenza. There is no documented use of garlic as a weapon or for tactical purposes in World War 1.

Did the Black Death make it to Italy and what were its effects there?

Where did bologna food originate?

Waterloo, a defeat for Napoleon and a triumph for the dentists.
To the logical dental problems due to lack of hygiene, the best ally for cavities, sugar, was added. During the 17th century, sugar was already being consumed all over the world and the dental profession began to gain prestige… and money. The first dental prostheses could be made of wood, porcelain
The Vichy regime (1940-1944)
The Vichy regime is the nickname given to the French State which succeeded the Third Republic following the defeat of May-June 1940. From July 10, 1940 to August 1944, France, defeated and occupied, was subjected to an authoritarian regime under the leadership of Marshal Petain who agrees to collabo
On January 1st… (it doesn't matter what year you read this)
On January 1 it seems appropriate to talk about the origin of our calendar and, for this, we have to go to the lands bathed by the Nile almost 5000 years ago. The Egyptians divided the year into 12 months of 30 days (360) and 3 seasons of 4 months (Flood of the Nile or Akhet , seed or Peret and gat
1913… Peace of Bucharest and French revolt against King Constantine
While the Greek Army was breaking up the Bulgarian defense in Kresna, during the Second Balkan War, Prime Minister Venizelos was negotiating the peace treaty in Bucharest. Under the pressure of the great powers, Russia and France, Venizelos constantly sent telegrams to the king and commander-in-chie