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The Theatre of Ohrid, where the Greeks played and the Romans slayed!

The turbulent history of the Theatre of Ohrid

The brave Greek priest who held a Divine Liturgy in Hagia Sophia in 1919

The Turks watched in silence, still unable to grasp at that point what was actually taking place inside the Church....

The fearsome Wicker Man: An eerie way Druids committed Human Sacrifice

Strabo records that “cattle and wild animals and all sorts of human beings” were thrown into this colossus, and then burnt

Last of the Kings of Egypt: The Ptolemaic Dynasty

The Ptolemies were not native Egyptians, but Greek by descent

Hitler’s only aircraft carrier was a total failure

Germany laid down its first carrier in December 1936 and launched the Graf Zeppelin two years later. It would never enter service...

Why didn’t Nazi Germany use chemical weapons during the D-Day invasion?

Those who fought the Germans knew better than to underestimate them

Archaeologists may have found Biblical town linked to Ark of the Covenant

In the gospel, Jesus appears to his Apostles on the road to Emmaus after his crucifixion and resurrection

Ancient artists left signs for us to decode: Did they witness UFOs? (video-photos)

How long have they been here?

The Thirty-Year Genocide

This incisive work transmits to us in these dark days of political turmoil, says Colin Shindler

New Sparta: A gem state off the northeast Caribbean coast of Venezuela

As the first Venezuelan region to be liberated, New Sparta was held up as an example for the rest of the country in its fight to be free of the colonizers

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