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The Greek Influence

Even though The Greek culture, Fine art, and knowledge are famous around the world, mainly from the Hollywood productions and the comic books, little do people know about the fact that the Greek culture is the main factor for the development of Europe and the progressive political and governing views around the world.

Greeks started forming states and developing science and philosophy long before the birth of many modern day nations. Some 4000 years ago the Greeks established the More

The Rise of the Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire was one of the greatest christian states ever established. Its history can be traced thousands of years back from the times of the Ancient Greeks who first started forming political and independent states in the South of the Balkan Peninsula, and can be seen in the art prints throughout these eras. In the 4th century the Byzantine Empire was a state within the Great Roman Empire and was mainly populated with Greek people.This is when the Christianity More

The Battle of Moscow

Its been more than a half of a century since the world experienced the horror and the fear of the World War II. People nowadays remember those dark times with tears on their eyes and with that patriotic feeling that comes like a needle in your chest when you recall that memory. The world remembers many great battles from those nations, strong enough and brave enough to resist the unlawful invasions they were put under. Such are the people of More

The English Civil War – A Blueprint of the Future

The public execution of King Charles was perhaps the most shocking day in the history of England. A King was a symbol of power, a leader, or in Charles own words, “little Gods on Earth.” However, his deity didn’t prevent him from being toppled by the people he once resided over. His demise was brought about for several reasons, inevitably those reasons involved money, religion and the struggle for power.

At the time Charles came to the throne England was More

Medieval establishment of Common Law in England

The emergence of Common Law in England is one of the most important features of its history. If such a Common Law had not developed we would still be ruled in the feudal manner which was adopted during the piecemeal settlement of the Normans, following William the Conqueror’s victory at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. The mid-late Medieval period saw the beginning of such legal developments for the country, and as such is one of the most interesting periods More