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The Ottoman Conquest and the Fall of Constantinople

How a thousand-year empire came to an end.

by Igor Radulovic October 15, 2023January 4, 2024
A dramatic depiction of Mehmet II, prominently mounted on a decorated horse, leading his troops during the fall of Constantinople. The city's defenses are under siege with soldiers scaling ladders. In the forefront, the victorious Ottoman army advances, waving their emblematic flags, with the iconic large red banner with a crescent being prominently displayed against a backdrop of a sky filled with clouds.
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The Counter-Reformation: Force and Persuasion

The Counter-Reformation was an effort by the Catholic Church to counteract its losses to Protestantism.

by Mgr. Barbora Jiřincová, PhD. October 11, 2023October 8, 2023
A detailed painting juxtaposing two significant religious events. On the left, the Council of Trent unfolds in a grand hall where numerous clerics and theologians sit in rows, attentively watching a central discussion table. Overhead, high-ranking church officials in ornate robes observe the scene. In the right portion, a celestial depiction commemorates the Catholic triumph with Our Lady of Victory elevated amidst clouds and surrounded by saints. Beneath her, a chaotic battle ensues, while in the foreground, Emperor Ferdinand II and his son, Ferdinand III, are prominently displayed among other figures, symbolizing their role in the Catholic victory. The painting is rich in color and intricate details, capturing both historical and divine themes.
History

Their War: WWII’s Allied Leaders in WW1

How did the First World War shape the leaders of the Allied nations in the Second?

by Cale Gressman October 10, 2023January 21, 2024
Composite image featuring portraits of Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin, and Charles De Gaulle from their younger years.
History

Alexander the Great: Conqueror or Disruptor?

Exploring Alexander the Great's multifaceted legacy.

by Edward Miller October 9, 2023October 8, 2023
Composite image juxtaposing an ancient archaeological site with clear skies, tall pillars, and stone pathways against a detailed mosaic portrait of Alexander the Great with striking features, primarily focusing on the eyes and the curly hair. The vivid colors of the mosaic blend seamlessly with the natural hues of the ruins, creating a blend of history and artistry.
History

The Napoleon You Never Knew

How one man's ambitions and intellect shaped world history.

by Matthew Avitabile October 7, 2023September 30, 2023
Dramatic painting of Napoleon Bonaparte mounted on a rearing white horse, ascending a rugged alpine landscape. Napoleon, adorned in a vibrant red cape, confidently points upwards while turning to look at the viewer.
History

Thrace: The Birthplace of Spartacus and the Realm of Ares

The story of ancient Thrace, from the Heroic Age to the arrival of Rome.

by Roberto Golovic October 5, 2023February 26, 2024
A composite image featuring a detailed statue of Spartacus on the left side, depicted with a thoughtful expression and holding chains, juxtaposed against a grayscale map of ancient Europe on the right. The map prominently highlights the region of Thrace, situated between the Aegean Sea and the Black (Euxine) Sea. Important cities and landmarks such as Rome, Athens, Sparta, Troy, and Chersonese are labeled. The region of Thrace is colored in a contrasting green shade for emphasis.
History

John Knox: The Controversial Father of the Church of Scotland

John Knox was a fiery preacher and the catalyst for Scotland's Reformation legacy.

by Alejandra Armitage October 3, 2023February 23, 2024
Composite image featuring the detailed facade of St Giles' Cathedral with its intricate gothic spires and stained glass windows on the left, and a close-up portrait of John Knox, depicted with a long beard and wearing a blue robe and black hat, on the right.
History

The Holy Roman Empire: What Was It Really?

The Holy Roman Empire was a superpower of the Middle Ages.

by Mgr. Barbora Jiřincová, PhD. October 1, 2023February 28, 2024
Composite image featuring the iconic double-headed eagle emblem of the Holy Roman Empire on a yellow background to the left, and a painted scene to the right showing Charlemagne kneeling as he is crowned by a pope.
History

Vikings in Britain: They’ve Left Their Mark

Who were the Norse seafarers who left a lasting mark on Britain over a millennium ago?

by Janice Lundy September 28, 2023January 4, 2024
On the left a Viking portrait with long hair and beard, wearing a helmet. On the right, Norse Marauders Wreak Mayhem, depicting a dynamic scene of Viking warriors in action, clad in traditional armor and weapons, causing chaos and disruption in a British village.
History

The Druids and Their Sacred Island

For thousands of years, the Druids have remained a mystery to the modern inhabitants of Western Europe.

by Ben Campbell September 27, 2023January 16, 2024
A collage of Western segment of the earliest European map from a Greek manuscript after Ptolemy's Geography, featuring Ireland (also known as Ivernia Island) and an Arch Druid in his judicial habit.
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