Was it just the Jews that got sent to German concentration camps in 1939?

The Nazi government targeted various groups of people for persecution and eventual extermination during the Holocaust, including Jews, Romani people, LGBTQ+ individuals, disabled people, Jehovah's Witnesses, and political dissidents. Although Jews were the primary focus of the Nazi regime's genocidal policies, several other groups also suffered greatly during this dark chapter in history.

What was the purpose of War Independence?

Major characteristic of democracy in ancient Athens?

Ivy
Hera was one of the most important goddesses of Greek religiosity. She was Zeus wife and was marked by her jealousy of her husband and her vindictiveness. Ivy she was an important goddess of Greek religiosity, known for being the divine representative of women, marriage, family and birth. She was t
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
February 21, 1913:The Cretans and an American soldier in Epirus
February 21, 1913 is a historical anniversary for Greece which connects Crete with Epirus. On this day Ioannina was liberated and the Cretans played their own historical role. It was not only Eleftherios Venizelos, who as prime minister contributed the most to this sacred cause, but also the Holy Le
The Treaty of Tours (1444). Epilogue of the Hundred Years War and prologue of the War of the Roses
Entry extracted from the book The Plantagenets The regulars of the blog will be familiar with the war conflicts that, although they were not named that way at the time, have gone down in history with the war names of the Hundred Years ( 1337-1453) and the War of the Roses (1455-1485). Just by looki