France under the Carolingians (Between 715 and 987) Part IV
In 887, needing a king, the great French do not think of Charles the Simple, posthumous son of Ludovico il Balbo, but elect Odo count […]
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France under the Carolingians (Between 715 and 987) Part III
It was the selfish triumph of three aristocratic groups who triumphed over imperial centralization, polarizing in different countries. The efforts of the Church against this […]
France under the Carolingians (Between 715 and 987) Part II
The two reigns of Pippin the Short and Charlemagne, apart from this Italian intervention which was to have grandiose developments soon, represent a gigantic effort […]
France under the Carolingians (Between 715 and 987) Part I
Carlo Martello after the victories over the Neustrians and the rebel Austrasians ruled Merovingian France with the title of butler. Although there were still Merovingian […]
France Public Finance Part II
According to internetsailors.com, the foundations of the new economic organization of the country were laid in the first two years after liberation: the nationalization of […]
France Public Finance Part I
While the favorable repercussions of the financial consolidation policy, initiated by the government at the end of 1938, had led, among other things, to a […]
France Prehistory Part III
In the middle of the Aeneolithic age, a new civilization emerged in the same region that lasted until the first period of the Bronze Age. […]
France Prehistory Part II
Upper Paleolithic. – The breakdown of the Upper Paleolithic shows the hunting peoples, who occupied our territories at the time, in perpetual movement. A good […]
France Prehistory Part I
According to franciscogardening.com, there are few countries in the world that offer such importance for prehistory as those which, washed by the Atlantic Ocean, the […]
France Painting
The further we go into the century, the better we realize that the decade 1908-1915 was the highest moment of creation in the plastic arts […]
France Occupied
With the armistice of Compiègne (22 June) and Villa Incisa (24 June), France accepted the German and Italian occupation along a line that from the […]
Romania Population 1930
The 1930 census counted 18,025,237 residents in Romania. The conditions under which the state was formed explain, as we have had occasion to mention, why […]
Greece Since 2015
On August 11, 2015, the key points and conditions for the rescue program with a term of 3 years and a volume of around € […]
History and Idiosyncrasy of French Language
France (French La France) is a country in Western Europe with (2018) 67 million residents; The capital is Paris. The national territory also includes the […]
Bolivia: On the Way in the Heart of South America
In the highlands of Bolivia you can watch llamas and alpacas graze with pleasure, look forward to the warm smile of the friendly, colorfully dressed […]
Visit Worth Seeing Cities in Sri Lanka
With Sri Lanka, still known today under the old name Ceylon, you travel the island state, which is only 31 km away from the southern […]
Travel to Beautiful Cities in Great Britain
Here you will find study trips and round trips through the metropolises of Great Britain London Take an unforgettable study trip to London, the capital […]
Lahemaa National Park, Estonia
Lahemaa National Park Lahemaa enchants at the northernmost tip of Estonia with its mystical Nordic charm. Only the Gulf of Finland separates this region in […]
History of Madrid, Spain
Prehistory Although no human fossil remains have been found, a great variety of tools have been found, especially in the surroundings of Arganda del Rey […]
Ecuador Demography
The name of Ecuador is a simplification of its official name: Republic of Ecuador. This name was chosen months after the country separated from Gran Colombia, on August […]
Honduras Entry Requirements
Passport: is a general requirement for traveling to Honduras. The passport (or the temporary passport) must be valid for at least 6 months upon entry. […]
Mexico Geography
Mexico – important dates Area: 1,964,375 km² (land: 1,943,945 km², water: 20,430 km²). Population: 113.7 million people (July 2011, CIA). Mestics (indigenous Spanish ancestors) 60%, […]
Arrival Bolivia
Airplane: the largest national airline LAB (LLoyd Aereo Boliviano) went bankrupt in 2007. AeroSur, the second national airline, flies relatively reliably. A new national airline is to be […]
Austria History: The First Republic
The transition from monarchy to republic (1918-20) With the military defeat, the structure of the Habsburg monarchy collapsed. The parties of the Reichsrat acknowledged the […]
Bosnia and Herzegovina Overview
Formerly a federated republic within the Yugoslav Federation, it proclaimed its independence in 1992, an act that is at the origin of the clash between […]
Burundi Recent History
On the basis of the constitution of 1992, which established a multi-party system, presidential elections took place on June 1, 1993, in which the Hutu […]
Information about Brazil
Brazilians’ passion for samba, music, parties and football is contagious and the Brazilian zest for life lingers long after leaving the country. Just let yourself […]
Central African Republic Politics and Law
Politics The constitution, approved by referendum on December 5, 2004, designated the Central African Republic as a presidential republic with a multi-party system and a […]
Seychelles Overview
Seychelles [zε ʃ -], Seychelles, English and French Seychelles [English se ɪ ʃ el, French sε ʃ εl], officially creole Repiblik Sesel, German Republic of […]
Japan Theater
In Japan, the first forms of entertainment appear closely linked to ancient liturgical manifestations on the occasion of periodic rural rites connected to Shintoism, in […]
Valletta (World Heritage)
Valletta is one of the most important medieval fortress cities in Europe and is closely linked to the work of the Order of St. John. […]
Komodo Islands National Park (World Heritage)
The 1880 km² national park was established to protect the Komodo dragon, but also other animals and plants. It consists of various protected areas on […]
Famous Painters, Photographers and Visual Artists in Antwerp, Belgium
Hendrik van Balen (approx. 1575-1632) The Flemish painter was a contemporary of Jan Brueghel and Peter Paul Rubens, with whom he also created several works. […]
Anklam, Germany Sights
Anklam: Sights Highlights Anklamer Steintor This city gate from the 13th century is not only the oldest building, but also the landmark of Anklam, a […]
Getting to India
GETTING THERE Arriving by plane India’s national airline Air India (AI) (Internet: www.airindia.com) offers flight services from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Austrian Airlines (OS) flies […]
Madrid and Barcelona, Spain
Madrid The Spanish capital Madrid has historically been the geographical, political and cultural center of Spain and was both the capital of the former Kingdom […]
IMF Business
The business The ultimate purpose of the International Monetary Fund is to promote stability and cooperation in the international monetary system, that is, the collective […]
World Trade Organization WTO
The structure According to Abbreviationfinder, the World Trade Organization WTO is an independent organization which, unlike the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, […]
The 10 most beautiful cities in the world
What are the 10 most beautiful cities in the world and why? The question cannot be answered briefly and clearly, because various factors are decisive […]
The 10 most dangerous travel destinations
There are enough dangerous travel destinations in the world. Even in Europe there are one or two countries that are considered somewhat dangerous by the […]