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Pericles and the Birth of Western Democracy
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Aeschylus: The Father of Greek Tragedy and His Enduring Legacy
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World War II Peace Treaties: Redrawing Borders and Shaping Nations
We explore the peace treaties of World War II, their…
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Romulus the Great (Dürrenmatt): The Decline of an Empire
Romulus the Great, written by Swiss playwright Friedrich Dürrenmatt, is…
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No, the Vikings did not wear horned helmets
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