Tag: History
History
Mahatma Gandhi, the power of of non-violence
by Admin
2020-12-29
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He’s one of the most instantly recognizable figures of the 20th century – Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, better known to many as the Mahatma or Great Soul.
The 2nd of October, 2019, marks the 150th anniversary of Gandhi’s birth and the start of a life of struggle in the fight for Indian independence from British colonial rule.
Society
Community
History
World
Social Development
How the US Army and US Navy Won the First Battle of Desert Storm
by Sokratis
2021-01-24
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On Jan. 24, 1991, a U.S.-led international coalition won the first battle of Operation Desert Storm, the effort to free Kuwait after its invasion and annexation by Iraq, with the coordinated efforts of the Army and Navy.
History
World
Secrets of Leadership: Hitler and Churchill
by Sokratis
2021-01-29
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If you analyse four key leaders of the last century - Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, John F Kennedy and Martin Luther King - to discover whether they have any traits in common as leaders, a profound difference emerges between those leaders who were charismatic - Hitler and Kennedy - and those who were genuinely inspirational - Churchill and Martin Luther King. A comparison between Churchill and Hitler, and between true inspiration and mere charisma, gives a useful insight into this difference, and may help in the analysis of what leadership entails.
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The first ‘robots’ were made of flesh and bone
by Sokratis
2021-02-01
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A century ago, a Czech playwright coined the word to refer to oppression of the working class.
Technology
Science
History
10 works of Beethoven that actually changed the world
by Sokratis
2021-03-05
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250 years ago, Ludwig van Beethoven was born – and the world was never the same again. These are 10 masterpieces from the German composer that altered everything forever.
Arts
Culture
History
Clemens von Metternich: The man who outwitted Napoleon?
by Sokratis
2021-03-13
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As Austrian foreign minister from 1809 to 1848, Clemens von Metternich was a major player in European affairs for twice as long as Napoleon Bonaparte. A closet admirer of the French Emperor, Metternich was concerned to show himself as the man who had outwitted Napoleon.
History