Did Magellan Sail Around The World? 
An Example of Savagery Unprecedented in History: The Livonian War (1558-1582) 
The History of Early Russian Church and Monastic Life 
What is Romanticism? When Did The Romanticism Movement Emerge? 
How Many People Have Died in Wars in Human History? 
The Landing of the Russians in the Mediterranean (X-XI. Century)
When the Varangians came from beyond the sea and established their rule over the Slavic cities, the foundations of the...
The Problem of Our Age: What Is the Social Illusion? How Can We Deal with Social Illusions?
Social illusions are false beliefs or assumptions that affect the way a person perceives, judges, and understands reality. These illusions...
History of Astrology: The Development of Astrology from Mesopotamia to Ancient Greece
The history of astrology is a result of people's curiosity and admiration for the sky. Astrology is a pseudoscience that...
Voluntary Eunuch in Pain, Skoptsi: Russia’s Most Ruthless Sect
The Skoptsi sect, which also called itself the "Lambs of God" or the "White Doves", is one of the most...
History of Gavat and Mazdakian Philosophy: Deliberately Makes His Wife Have Sex with Others
Etymology has a great place in the historical process. As an example of this, we will tell the history of...
Collection Culture: From Paleolithic Ages to Modern Museum Life
Image 1 : David Teniers Leopold Wilhelm Gallery Brussels Date: 17th Century. “It was the happiest moment of my life,...
History of Tea
Worldwide, tea is the most consumed beverage after water. Tea was first known in China since 2737 BC and was...
Who is Frank Hoogerbeets?
Frank Hoogerbeets is a Dutch researcher of Australian descent who provides information on natural phenomena such as earthquakes and volcanic...
Biography of an Unfaithful Female Poet: Marina Tsvetaeva
A Life Story at the Height of Suffering Marina Tsvetaeva was born in 1892 as the daughter of a man...
Philipp Mainländer: The Philosopher who Completed His Philosophy With Suicide
The date was April 1, 1876. A man who thought he was "created to achieve 'nothing,' that is, death," took...