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28 July 1914 – 11 November 1918 World War I (also known as the First World War or The Great War) was a large scale, fratricidal military conflict between 1914 and 1918 in which millions of people died. The opposing sides were the Allied Entente Powers, which ultimately included Serbia, Montenegro,
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Paul Lacroix | 1870 This encyclopaedic work, authored by Paul Lacroix, also known as Bibliophile Jacob, offers a comprehensive exploration of the dual forces that shaped European society during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. A new society emerged from the chaotic mix of barbarous nations and the corrupt remnants of
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The Society of December 10th The Society of December 10th constitutes an archetypal example of a counter gang deployed by a Bonapartist figure. Louis Bonapart utilised this organisation to transform the French Revolution, preventing it from being genuinely revolutionary and instead making it a vehicle for his personal power. According
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A chapter in Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance| BOOKS Naval matters in the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance underwent a continuous evolution, marked by developments in ship design, fleet organisation, and combat tactics. Maritime power, while initially auxiliary to
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A chapter in Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance| BOOKS Military life in the Middle Ages and at the period of the Renaissance underwent significant transformations, shaped by evolving societal structures, technological advancements, and the interplay between military power and religious
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A chapter in Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance| BOOKS Burial practices have evolved significantly throughout history, reflecting societal views on death, the afterlife, and human dignity. From the earliest epochs, the deceased were treated with respect, sometimes even worshipped, indicating
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The Inquisition, understood as the research into religious creeds, was not an exceptional or abnormal phenomenon peculiar solely to the Middle Ages, but rather an imperious function of government observed across antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance. Society, being based on religion, universally necessitated its protection and fostering in
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The Official Holocaust Narrative and Its Foundational Claims The accepted account of the Jewish Holocaust of World War II posits the deliberate extermination of approximately six million innocent Jewish civilians, primarily in gas chambers, orchestrated by Nazi Germany. This monstrous undertaking was often assigned a greater priority than Germany’s
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EVENTS | 2020 The Magnitude of the Catastrophe The Covid epidemic ranks as one of the most important global events since World War II. Estimates based on excess deaths indicate the global human toll has reached approximately thirty million people worldwide, greatly disrupting the lives of many billions. The disruptive social
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The burning of books in Germany during the 1930s is a historical event widely mentioned in media, schools, and books, frequently serving as a byword for state Censorship. It is often presented as a uniquely egregious act, a fundamental repression of ideas, yet few delve into the specific books targeted
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See Also: COVID Pandemic Response, Was COVID a Bioweapon? Impact on Borders and Immigration A glaring inconsistency in pandemic policy emerged at the nation's borders. While US citizens were forced to show their vaccine papers to go to a restaurant, literally millions of illegal immigrants were let into
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See also: Was COVID a Bioweapon?, COVID-19 Pandemic The Pandemic Response as an Instrument of Statecraft The global response to the COVID-19 pandemic was deeply intertwined with the sophisticated apparatus of modern statecraft and influence operations, often described as Soft Power. Far from being solely a public health crisis, the