On the morning of April 13, 1204, Constantinople was under Frankish rule. A committee of officials officially welcomed the Latin conquerors, in an attempt to prevent the sacking of the City. The Latins accepted the delegation, but at the same time allowed their men to freely plunder the City for thr
By Rainer Sousa Strength, obedience and agility. These are some of the few words used when we think about the values that were commonly disseminated among the Spartans in Ancient Greece. The defense of its own city-state and the pride of launching itself into combat turned Sparta into an unparalle
Weighing the situation, after the deceptive attack on Grammos, the commander-in-chief Papagos decided that the time had come to launch the first main attack targeting Vitsi, the main defensive support of the Democratic Army of Greece (DSE). The Air Force (PA, then Royal Hellenic Air Force – EBA) was
Do you know which country realized the largest territory in the history of the world? The correct answer is the British Empire. We learned English, which was a common language of the British Empire, through compulsory education and adopted the British parliamentary system. However, pre-medieva