The Trojan war According to the Iliad, Paris was called as right judge to choose which deity had the primate to be the most beautiful; his choice was Aphrodite who in return promised him the love of H...
Greek poet Homer Tradition here comes to tell about an author whose poems have changed the worldwide literature; Poet and orator, Homer from Greece, lived in 8-9 century BCE. About him v...
Hampsicora and his rebellion against the Romans Hampsicora was a rich Sardinian landowner (perhaps the richest) from Carrus, in the third century B.C. Probably of Carthaginian origin, even if some hi...
On September 1, 1923, the biggest earthquakes in world history shook the Kanto Plain. The temblor destroyed Tokyo, Yokohama, and surrounding areas. Approximately 140,000 people killed in the earthquak...
As Shakespeare once said, “That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Juliet’s words on her balcony about her love were chosen thoughtfully and the symbolism well thought throu...
Ottoman Resurrection: the Prominence of the Pruth River War 1711 The Pruth River War was one of the significant warfares that influenced the “Ottoman Empire, Sweden, Russian Tsardom ...
Sovereignty China’s growing assertiveness in strengthening its territorial and sovereignty claims in the South China Sea has arguably intensified friction and deepened tension between the rival ...
From all the incredible stories about the Second World War, there are also some of them which hard to believe. And of them, the story about the brown bear who became a polish soldier deserves special ...
The Gada The Gada, a long mace made of wood or metal is today one of the most obscure training tools in the western world. Maybe a consequence of the eternal strife between its philosoph...
Little Girl Sadako’s Hiroshima Destroying a City and Lives Little Girl Sadako’s Hiroshima was destroyed by a nuclear bomb named “Little Boy” in 1945 when she was just 2 years old. She got ...
The Psychology Behind Obedience to an Authority Figure Milgram’s Shocking Experiment Stanley Milgram, a social psychologist from Yale University, conducted a series of obedience experiments in 1960’s ...
The South China Sea encompasses roughly 3.625 million sq. km (1.4 million sq. mi). Its northwest shore abuts the southeast Chinese coast and its western margins front Vietnam and the Malay Peninsula. ...
Human resources management can be defined as an approach to effectively and properly manage employees. Employees are people working for a company, an organisation or an institution. These have diff...