Secrets of history 2024, October

In those days, when people knew how to see signs, many built their destiny, following the predictions of sages and oracles. But this girl decided the destinies of states and rulers, based on her own visions

Paleontologists have found processed bones of a mastodon and stone tools, with which ancient hunters butchered a huge beast. RIDE HERE! By the time Christopher Columbus arrived in America (1492), the New World was inhabited by approximately 54 million people

The era of the reign of Nicholas II was remembered for the hardest events in world and national history. During the period from 1894 to 1917, there were three revolutions and one world war

In childhood and adolescence, we read the novels of F. Cooper, T. Mayne-Read, G. Emard. In Russia, there were no writers who would romantically describe the development of new lands. Wonderful novels by N. Zadornov, I

Battle on the Kalka River - the battle between the united Russian-Polovtsian army and the Mongolian corps. Initially, the Polovtsians and the main Russian forces were defeated, and after 3 days on May 31, 1223, the battle ended in a complete victory for the Mongols

Five hundred years ago, the world was much darker, scarier and more ignorant than today

Winston Churchill said: "Russia is a puzzle, wrapped in mystery, wrapped in a riddle." We cannot but agree. Russian history is full of mysteries. We have selected 24 key ones. 1. What does the word "Rus" mean?

There is an opinion that people in the Middle Ages did not take baths and did not even wash in rivers and other bodies of water. In fact, in the “dense” era, elementary hygiene was observed, in cities one could find public baths, baths

As revealed by the recently published genomic sequences of a dozen early inhabitants of Europe, this continent was a melting pot in which the natives mingled with both people from the Middle East and mysterious northern peoples

In 1350, the English king Edward III returned to his homeland after the glorious victories he won at the city of Calais and at Crécy, where the French were defeated. To glorify his victorious army, the king wanted to establish a knightly order

The rounded city was fenced off from the outside world by a powerful wall.Chinese archaeologists found the remains of a unique ancient settlement in the northwest of the country

The Teutonic Order became a dangerous enemy for the whole of Eastern Europe

It is impossible to imagine medieval Europe without knightly orders. At the same time, it is rather strange that similar military formations did not officially exist in Russia in those years

During the era of the Crusades, 12 large and many small orders of knighthood were created in Europe, which eventually turned into large supranational formations that ruled the life of the old continent

Yes, this really was, a real knightly order, consisting exclusively of women. Where and when? But read on and find out everything

What is good for the Russian, death for the Teutonic. Russia has had many troubled neighbors in history. But the Teutonic Order stands apart, the proximity of the Russians with which became fatal for the crusaders

In modern conspiracy literature, it is believed that the most occult knightly order was the Order of the Templars. In fact, this is not so - the entire occult background of the "Templar Teachings" appeared not earlier than the Xviii century, at a time when Freemasonry began to look for worthy ancestors

The time has come to realistically evaluate an event important for the history of Russia - Decembrist revolt. In 1826, the leaders of the rebellion were executed on the territory of the Peter and Paul Fortress

Transfer of the property of the Order of the Temple to the Hospitallers Even before the burning of Mole, disputes over the property of the Order of the Temple flared up in all parts of Europe. In France, this property was seized by agents of the king on October 13, 1307

Medieval Scottish legends, telling about heavy wars with the British in the XIII-XIV centuries, along with Robert the Bruce and Wallace often mention some "Blue Knights", "blue knights, invulnerable to the enemy

For the first time, the black knights were mentioned in the 800s, and in the XIII century they were already legendary. Although the Black Knights defended cities from unjust rulers and other threats, the medieval church banned all mention of them

Lenin's initial proposal to create union socialist republics with the right to secede from the RSFSR was revised in 1922 and documents were prepared to create a new state of the USSR.1923 year.- Salik.biz1924 year.After the end of the civil war in the USSR, according to the Soviet encyclopedia, the following countries entered: the RSFSR, Ukraine, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, the Far Eastern Republic (which was liquidated in 1922 and simply became part of the U

On March 25, 1942, Polish captain, pilot Roman Sobinsky from the British Air Force strategic bombers squadron took part in a night raid on the German city of Essen

On September 26, 2017, the whole, apparently, the Internet, discussed a strange light phenomenon in the sky of Russia, which the media unanimously called `` the launch of a Topol M ballistic missile ''. On December 23 of the same year, the glow was repeated (once again)

In the north of the Moscow region there is a small village called Spas-Korkodino, known to our contemporaries primarily as the alleged birthplace of the great Russian writer Denis Ivanovich Fonvizin, the author of the famous "Minor", and

They made a significant contribution to the development of "secret knowledge", which has always retained its seclusion, but at the same time directly influenced world processes

This is not Stonehenge, but the sanctuary of the ancient Scythians who inhabited the lands of the present Dnipropetrovsk region, is very similar to a cult building in England

On the last day of October, Halloween is celebrated in Britain and many other countries, a buffoonery rooted in the Church's All Saints Day celebrations. This time of the year has long been associated with magic, witchcraft, ghosts and witches

“Today, in the center and north of Europe, the soul of the race that lived in Zarathustra awakens with mythical power, beginning to become more aware of itself

The book is made of the skin of a scientist - in 1532 he donated his body for a Latin manuscript, forever preserving his mark in her tan leather cover

The colony of Dignidad in Chile is a terrible fragment of Nazi Germany. Sectarianism, human experimentation, torture, sexual abuse and political murder are intertwined in her story

The Roman Empire, as historians of all times and peoples unanimously affirm, fell, destroyed from within by wealth, idleness and self-interest

During the Second World War on the islands of Melanesia, a cult of cargo arose among the aborigines; worship of planes and gifts of heaven

The ancient Prussians occupied a fairly compact territory on the Baltic Sea coast between the Memele and Vistula rivers

In 1095, the Pope proclaimed a sacred crusade against Jerusalem. The main military force was European knighthood, which formed several monastic orders

The romance of chivalry is inherent in any boy. But even in adulthood, men are not averse to showing knightly qualities, especially if there is a nice lady nearby

Powerful military orders and strong royal power - this was the best balance of power for the successful defense of the Latin states. Unfortunately, in 1174, after the death of Amory, the royal power was shaken

After 1225, the Jerusalem crown did not return to the kingdom. Until 1268, she crowned the head of the Hohenstaufens, kings of Sicily, or, in the case of Frederick II, the emperor. Then, between 1269 and 1286

Any normal boy in his childhood dreamed of becoming a brave pirate. However, today even venerable historians hardly know that the famous pirate flag - a skull with bones - was "invented" not by evil corsairs, but by the famous Templars

On Friday, October 13, 1307, by order of the King of France, Philip IV the Fair, all French Templars were arrested. The order was officially banned, but traces of the "disappeared" Templars are found even in Russia