Secrets of history 2024, October

Adolf Hitler, intoxicated by the idea of world domination "Deutschland ü ber alles" ("Germany above all"), was, most likely, an unmercenary - at least he did not seek personal enrichment as clearly as some of his subordinates did

Fate took Billy the Kid very few years - only 21 years old, but his life still excites the imagination of Americans. About him, since 1943, it was filmed - think about it! - as many as ten films

Frunze Mikhail Vasilievich (party pseudonym - Arseny, Trifonych; born January 21 (February 2) 1885 - death October 31, 1925) - party, statesman and military leader, military theorist

Hitler's engineers secretly developed some of the most ambitious projects of their time. The "weapon of victory" was forged in the gloomy basements of engineering institutes: the best minds from all over Europe worked for the good of the deadly machine of the German fascist troops

Ruble of 1825The ruble of 1825 is a silver coin, the most expensive of the Russian ones. Precious metal of 900 standard was used for casting. The coin differs in that the obverse depicts the brother of Nicholas I, Konstantin Pavlovich Romanov, who was supposed to reign after Alexander I, but renounced the throne

Hebron is located 30 kilometers south of Jerusalem, in a flourishing mountain valley surrounded by high mountains. The mountains serve as a natural border between fertile lands in the west and the scorched yellow desert in the east

People born in the 70s remember well how they sacredly believed in the ideals and righteousness of the party. How they were looking forward to the program in "Guests at the Fairy Tale" and looking out for their drawings, among the dozens shown at the end of the program

The rifle revolt, which shook the foundations of the statehood of the Moscow kingdom, was recorded in the annals of history 2 times - these are 1682 and 1698. His background is inextricably linked with Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov

Fraternal union Yaroslav died in 1054. At that time he had five sons. The sixth, eldest son of Vladimir, the prince survived for two years

British archaeologists have discovered a skeleton in a Roman cemetery in Northamptonshire county with a flat stone in the tongue area, according to the Guardian

In the Soviet Union, they did not believe in miracles, especially if these miracles were not backed up by the proletarian consciousness and advanced communist ideology

At the ancient Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, you can see a large Roman-style pantheon, standing alone in the middle of the largest piece of land in the cemetery. There are no inscriptions on it

Prince Vladimir Vsevolodovich Monomakh, baptized Vasily (born May 26, 1053 - death May 19, 1125), - one of the most famous princes of Ancient Rus

The theory "Clovis First" that the Paleo-Indians came to the New World along the Bering Isthmus 13.5 thousand years ago is increasingly criticized. Most likely, the first Americans appeared in the New World much earlier

To paraphrase the classics, we can say: Empire - it sounds proud! Remember at least the Roman Empire - the only state in history that owned the entire Mediterranean coast

A monument to a Soviet soldier who is holding a German girl in his arms, erected in Berlin, is known all over the world

Passion for the occult, mysticism, the creation of secret occult centers and institutions that worked out various problems, always had a purely applied significance in the Third Reich

Any editorial office is often visited by strange people

Modern France was formed on the territory of Gaul, the former Roman province. From the 4th century BC. e. Gauls settled practically all over continental Europe - from the future Spain and Portugal to the then Scythia

In Rome, in one of the libraries, an undeniably truthful manuscript was found of great historical value. This is the letter that Publius Lentulus, who ruled Judea before Pontius Pilate, wrote to Caesar, the ruler of Rome. It reported on Jesus Christ

Gaius Julius Caesar (born July 12, 100 BC, death March 15, 44 BC) - great commander, politician, writer, dictator, high priest of Ancient Rome

The legendary beauty of Cleopatra - the benchmark all over the world. Cleopatra seduced two titans of Roman power, Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, and went down in history as the most beautiful woman of the era

Unlike the scientific world, the mass public consciousness lives on myths. Every society has its own national historical myth, which plays a central role in national self-awareness

The Johnstown Massacre 1977 - was founded "City of Dreams" of the religious cult "People's Temple" Jim Jones. It ceased to exist after a mass suicide and murder of residents took place in it

Now we are living in the era of a perfect transport system. We offer subways, cars, trains and planes. It's hard to imagine that we could live differently

In the 13th century, the Turkic nomadic tribes, driven back by the Mongol conquerors, entered the service of the Seljuk sultan, receiving from him a small feudal possession on the border with Byzantium and creating their own emirate

Having become the ruler of the mountainous region, Osman received the title of bey from the Seljuk sultan in 1289. Having come to power, Osman immediately set out to conquer the Byzantine lands and made the very first captured Byzantine town Melangia his residence

In the USSR, hundreds and even thousands of people could drink soda in a vending machine from one glass. I drank it, rinsed it, put it back

The phrase "live a boar" is today used to refer to single men who do not seek to get married and start a family. And who is this monster? EtymologyFrom the 15th to the 18th century, a specific class was called beans in the Russian state

Nestor Makhno entered the history of the formation of the Soviet state as an anarchist thug. But it would be wrong to consider this extraordinary personality only from this side

On February 8, 1945, an incident occurred in the German Peenemünde concentration camp on the Baltic island of Usedom, which shocked the German Reich Aviation Minister Hermann Goering himself

Fyodor I Ioannovich (or Fyodor the Blessed) - (born 31 May 1557 - death 7 (17) January 1598) - Tsar of All Russia and Grand Duke of Moscow (1584 - elected to the kingdom by the Moscow Zemsky Sobor)

Elena Bulgakova proved the truth "with a sweetheart paradise and in a hut" not in word, but in deed. For the sake of Mikhail Bulgakov, she left a wealthy husband and a wealthy life, fully devoting herself to the problems and concerns of the writer

In December 1699, by an official imperial decree, the celebration was scheduled for January 1. In an effort to synchronize the Russian calendar of holidays with the European, at the end of December 1699, Emperor Peter I ordered to postpone the celebration by an official decree

It is widely known that the Japanese used the kamikaze - suicide bombers who rammed enemy ships on planes or mini-submarines. The image of the kamikaze is fanned by a romantic halo

Seven Boyars is "Seven Boyarshina" - "Seven-numbered boyars", the Russian government formed after the overthrow of Tsar Vasily Shuisky in July 1610 and formally existed until Tsar Mikhail Romanov was elected to the throne

Back in the 1930s, the USSR tried to implement the most fantastic projects. Alas, or maybe, fortunately, many objective factors hindered their implementation

The most famous archaeologist in the world - Indiana Jones - excavated with a shovel and flashlight. It took place in 1936 in South America and Egypt. A lot of water has flown under the bridge since then

Christopher Columbus was Christopher Colomb - Spanish Jew. ‎ -From magazines. The era of the great geographical discoveries was one of the most romantic periods in the life of mankind

Everyone knows that America was discovered by Christopher Columbus. And it is named after the Florentine Amerigo Vespucci. Why? What did he do? How did he surpass Columbus? Let's try to figure it out