@JudgeJoeBrownTV There was a lot of truth that came out of those trials and some that are still relevant. Maybe a little too much truth that sound a lot like what we were seeing recently.
https://t.co/ABSualdYzB
@pollert11 Jasný...
Putin se jen chce cítit bezpečně a tak má NATO "couvnout" za německé hranice.
Budete se pak vy cítit bezpečně?
Taková malá vzpomínka...
https://t.co/EVbvYx2gFw
The Second Punic War (218–201 BCE) extended far beyond the Italian peninsula, with critical campaigns in Spain and Africa shaping the conflict’s trajectory. https://t.co/Q2VTsGcMMa
Each Holocaust survivor has a unique experience of life in the camp. Here we’ve collated some memories of Auschwitz from those who survived. https://t.co/xYjFBvja8l #holocaust#auschwitz
A 1,900 year-old Roman business letter urgently asking for cash to settle an outstanding balance. From Octavius, supplier of goods to the Roman army, to Candidus at Vindolanda fort. A glimpse of life on the Empire’s northern frontier. Ink on wood.
#RomanFortThursday#Archaeology
Knowledge recap: The Treaty of Versailles was a peace settlement signed after World War One that severely punished Germany by taking away territory and overseas colonies and forcing her to pay huge reparations. https://t.co/gYmgqHMtgM #versailles#treatyofversailles#WW1
Julius Caesar, who was the leader of the Roman Army in Gaul, decided that the time was right to teach the Britons a lesson and invade Britain.
https://t.co/4YThaEDuCJ
London was still recovering from the Great Plague of 1665-6 when its residents became victims of another catastrophic tragedy: the Great Fire of London.
https://t.co/ekmpDT1ap7