1408 - L'uomo di Heidelberg colonizza l'Europa [Pillole di Storia]

1407 - Did the Crusades begin out of faith or politics? The Council of Clermont [History Pills]

265- The Republic of Escartons: the "land of the literati" between Italy and France [Aperistorie]

1406 - How did the idea of ​​a Christian "Holy War" arise? [History Pills]

143 - Paprika, the film that was "copied" by Inception [Cinema & TV Series Pills]

1405- When the English invaded Buenos Aires [History Pills]

15- Iliad Book V: Diomedes' fury against men and gods [Mythology Pills]

1404 - Was South Africa English thanks to Napoleon? [History Pills]

1403 - Why was the First Crusade organized? [History Pills]

264- US Airships Hunt for German Submarines [Aperistorie]

142 - Brisby and the Secret of NIMH, when cartoons were scary [Cinema & TV Series Pills]

1402 - The "Poor Man's War" between Denmark and Sweden [History Pills]

14- Iliad Book IV: Menelaus wounded, the Greeks prepare for battle [Mythology Pills]

1401- The Russian invasion of Swedish Finland [History Pills]

1400 - Special Time Travel to 1400 AD [History Pills]

263- Leaping Jack: A Devil, a Prank, or the "Victorian Batman"? [Aperistorie]

1399 - Alexius I Comnenus, a light in the darkest hour for the Roman Empire [History Pills]

137- Jurassic World: Domination. Organic waste or general waste? [Cinema & TV Series Tips]

1398 - The war between England and Denmark that caused Copenhagen to burn [History Pills]

13- Iliad Book III: the duel between Paris and Menelaus [Mythology Pills]

1397 - Russians and English conquer Constantinople [History Pills]

1396 - Nicephorus III, the empire burns from the Balkans to Anatolia [Pills of History]

262- The Colossus of the Lions: an 87-meter-high statue of Mussolini [Aperistorie]

1395- Genie: From Abused Child to "Forbidden" Scientific Experiment [History Pills]

140- Goodbye Lenin: Who Misses Communist Germany? [Cinema & TV Series Tips]

1394 - The Peace of Tilsit: Napoleon reshapes Europe [History Pills]

12- Iliad Book II: Agamemnon's Dream [Mythology Pills]

1393 - The end of the first voyage around the world. How did they survive? [History Pills]

1392 - Michael VII, the emperor who did not want, did not know how and should not govern [Pills o...

261- Glycon, the serpent god to fool gullible Romans [Aperistorie]

1391- Operation Tracer: Walled up alive for 7 years to spy on the Nazis [History Pills]

139- The Fall of the House of Usher: A Modern Edgar Allan Poe? [Cinema & TV Series Pills]

1390 - The Battle of Friedland, Napoleon takes revenge on the Russians [History Pills]

11- Iliad Book I: The Wrath of Achilles [Mythology Pills]

1389 - What did Magellan's men do after his death? [History Pills]

1388 - Romanos IV Diogenes: The Roman Disaster at Manzikert [History Pills]

260- "Spanish Mice" or Heroes? Hidden for 30 Years to Escape Franco's Police [Aperistorie]

1387 - History of Anorexia: Was Empress Sissi anorexic? [History Pills]

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138 - Duck Tales: When "For Kids" Doesn't Mean "For Idiots" [Cinema & TV Series Pills]

1386 - Napoleon and the Battle of Heilsberg [History Pills]

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1385 - The Death of Ferdinand Magellan [History Pills]

1384 - Eudocia, the last Roman empress [History Pills]

259- Eunice Winstead, a child bride in the USA of the 1930s [Aperistorie]

1383 - The Black Wave of Molasses That Swept Boston [History Pills]

137- Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom... Like My Faith [Cinema & TV Series Pills]

1382 - Napoleon and the Siege of Danzig: How to Raise the Morale of an Army [History Pills]

10- How Did the Trojan War Start? - The Iliad, Episode 0 [Mythology Pills]

1381 - Magellan at the Edge of the World [History Pills]

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258- How Mexico Entered World War II [Aperistorie]

1380 - Constantine X, a "philosopher" emperor for an empire under siege [History Pills]

136 - In the Wonderful Land of Oz: When Disney Films Were Dark [Cinema & TV Series Pills]

1379 - The Battle of Eylau: Napoleon's Bloodiest "Victory" [History Pills]

66- Jerez 1990: How do you survive a crash like this? [Sports Tips]

1378 - Magellan at the Edge of the World [History Pills]

1377- Isacco I, l'imperatore guerriero che lottò contro gli sprechi [Pillole di Storia]

257- The Great Iranian Famine of 1942-1943: Was It the British and Soviets' Fault? [Aperistorie]

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