Who was the leader of Germany who surrendered on November 11 1918?

The leader of Germany who surrendered on November 11, 1918, was Mathias Erzberger. He was a German politician who served as the head of the German delegation at the armistice negotiations that ended World War I.

What were the loss of two major sources income crippled French economy right before onset Great Depression?

How did Napoleon use forceful diplomacy to gain power?

The Battle of Tamarón (1037):turning point in relations between León and Castile
This new entry represents a very important symbolic milestone, as it reaches the number of three hundred articles written on the blog. That is why I have chosen a theme that is also symbolic:the battle of Tamarón, which took place in the year 1037 and which constitutes the final episode of my second
André Le Nôtre, gardener of the Grand Siècle
André Le Nôtre (1613-1700) is a famous French gardener and landscaper, inventor of a style of garden called French garden. Appointed gardener to King Louis XIV in 1645, André Le Nôtre designed the garden of the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte with Louis Le Vau, the architect of this building. His greates
Francisco Pizarro
Francisco Pizarro , Spanish conqueror of the 16th century who submitted the Inca Empire to the Spanish crown and created the first colony of this country in the territory of what, after his death, was to be the Viceroyalty of Peru. The logical difficulties of communication between the colonies and t
The first comb, as a derogatory gesture, which appeared in a photograph
The widely used gesture today of obscenely raising the middle finger while keeping the hand closed – the comb – has its origin in ancient Greece. In the work The clouds of the playwright Aristophanes , in 423 BC, he showed his animosity towards Socrates. In this comedy, a poorly educated peasant is