Germany now presented itself in its definitive aspect as a complex of very numerous territorial states, of the most varied extension, governed by princely dynasties that were effectively independent of the imperial power. In northern Germany the Guelphs, divided from 1267 into the branches of Brünswick and Lüneburg, had further divided their possessions into the…
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Ethiopia Ancient Literature Part 2
It may well be said that precisely the sec. XIV and XV marked the highest flower of the Ethiopian letters. Strange to note: among the many works passed from Arabic or written in Ethiopian there is an operetta – The Acts of San Sebastiano – translated from Italian. In the century XV, or much more…
Ethiopia Ancient Literature
Quite remarkable literary development had the ancient Ethiopian language (ge ‛ ez), which still remains almost exclusively in liturgical usage, as among us the Latin; and until yesterday it was practically the only written language, like Latin among us in the Middle Ages, thereby preventing other languages from rising from the state of simple vulgar….
Tehran, Iran
Tehran is not only the capital of the state of Iran, but also a lively metropolis in the heart of the province of the same name. Tehran is the start or destination of many Iran tours. The city offers a lot of cultural and extraordinary sights. But modern activities are also possible in the city…
Attractions in Darwin, Australia
Darwin, Australia: Today’s capital and cultural center of the Northern Territory Darwin looks back on many unsuccessful attempts at settlement. Hurricanes, malaria and supply problems caused the attempts at settlement to fail. As early as 1869, the first attempt was made to found a settlement in what is now the urban area in the tropical…
Morocco – a Fascinating and Diverse Travel Destination
Go on a study tour through the fascinating country of Morocco! The country in the northwest of the African continent awaits its visitors with a mixture of traditional culture and modernity as well as a unique landscape with beautiful beaches, oases and mountains where you can even ski. Only separated from Europe by the Gibraltar…
Attractions in San Marino
The oldest republic in the world, San Marino, has about 34,000 inhabitants and is completely surrounded by Italy. The city-state is located near the Adriatic coast near Rimini between the Marche and Emilia-Romagna regions. San Marino has a number of attractions and sights for vacationers. The village of Borgo Maggiore at the foot of Monte…
Sightseeing in Montenegro
Montenegro – where the mountains meet the sea! This small state on the Adriatic will enchant you with its idyllic landscapes and ancient culture and history. Meet wonderful sand and pebble beaches with crystal clear water, old castles, monasteries and churches, and top-class cuisine. Visit Kotor and Budva, two cities with a lot of history…
Marshall Islands State Overview
Geography According to bridgat, the country of Marshall Islands is made up of twenty-nine atolls and five islands. The most important in turn form two groups: the Rataka Chain and the Ralik Chain (in Marshallese “sunrise” and “sunset” respectively). The government of the country has made territorial claims for the sovereignty of Wake Island, to the north of the archipelago,…
Best Travel Time for Venezuela
Tourism in Venezuela are possible all year round. Venezuela has a dry season (late November to early May) and a rainy season (the rest of the year). The dry season is certainly more pleasant to travel to, especially if hiking or other outdoor activities are planned, sightseeing in the cities is not much disturbed by…
Bulgaria Climate and Cities
Bulgaria, officially Bulgarian Republika Balgarija, German Republic of Bulgaria, country in Southeastern Europe with (2018) 7 million residents; The capital is Sofia. Climate Depending on location and altitude, according to bridgat, Bulgaria is characterized by continental, Mediterranean, mountain and Black Sea climates, but most of the country is continentally influenced. Hot dry summers alternate with…
Venezuela Geography
Venezuela is between 1 ° and 12 ° north latitude and 60 ° to 73 ° west longitude. Its neighbors are Brazil in the south, Colombia in the west and Guyana in the east. Venezuela extends 1,100 kilometers in a north-south direction and 1,500 kilometers in a west-east direction. Its highest point, the Pico de…
Elbrus 5642m Climbing Trip, Russia
Basic travel information We travel to the borders of Europe and Asia, the Caucasus Mountains to southern Russia. Our goal is to climb the highest peak in Europe, Elbrus (5642 m). Elbrus is part of a volcanic mountain that rises up to over a thousand meters above the surrounding mountains. It is one of the…
Indochina Tour – Cambodia and Vietnam
Basic travel information The most interesting sights of Vietnam and Cambodia in the same package. On a combined trip to Cambodia and Vietnam in Southeast Asia, we will learn about the great achievements of ancient cultures, the living culture of the two countries, and the sometimes gloomy history of the Indochina region. On the way…
India Traditions
Given the extension of the country and the number and variety of residents, Indian folklore takes on very different aspects, which are difficult to bring together in a single entity. However, trying to reach a synthesis, the uses and customs can be grouped into collective and domestic. The former belong to festivals, music, dance, crafts,…
US Temporary Work Visas
Which visa applies to the specific case and, above all, seems appropriate, should be carefully assessed. The decisive factors here are qualifications, nationality, length of the planned stay and company affiliation. The visa options described only entitle you to temporary employment in the USA. If you want to live and work permanently in the United…
Indian Wars Part IV
CRAZY HORSE (1840 to 1877) CRAZY HORSE was born around 1840. His Indian name was Tashunka Witko, which translates as both wild horse and ghost horse. He was considered a visionary who trusted his dreams and a mystic. Less great speakers than z. B. SITTING BULL or TECUMSEH, CRAZY HORSE was a fearless fighter. This…
Indian Wars Part III
During his absence, however, a decisive battle occurred in his homeland. TECUMSEH’s brother TENSKWATAWA , who had meanwhile taken over TECUMSEH’s role, was no match for the invading American army. Contrary to the instructions of his brother, TENSKWATAWA led the fight rashly and without strategy. As a seer and prophet, he was convinced that there…
Indian Wars Part II
If the war between the French, English and Indians started because of land disputes in the Ohio River area, it soon degenerated into a national conflict in which England and France were at war in other locations before the Seven Years’ War between the two countries in 1756 broke out. In America itself, the English…
Indian Wars Part I
The systematic and violent submission of the Indians lies like a bloody shadow over the history of America. To this day, historians find it difficult to place this darkest side of American history alongside slavery. Publications, research, and moral condemnations about Native American treatment abound. Nevertheless, when the keyword “American history” comes up, most people…
European Parliament
The European Parliament is the common parliamentary body of the EU (See Countryaah.com), which was initially referred to as the (European) Assembly in the individual treaties (formerly Article 4 of the EEC Treaty, Article 3 of the EURATOM Treaty, formerly Article 7 of the ECSC Treaty) and gave itself its present name by resolution of…
Central Asia Geography
The rejuvenation of the circumsiberian chains such as the Kunlun Shan, the Tian Shan, the of Iran and Afghanistan, East Turkestan, Tibet, Mongolia itself, a tabular region between distant mountainous alignments. The rejuvenation of the circumsiberian chains such as the Kunlun Shan, the Tian Shan, the of Iran and Afghanistan, East Turkestan, Tibet, Mongolia itself,…
History of Oceania
The history of the colonization of Oceania is not yet sufficiently clear. What is certain is that it came from Asia. T. Heyerdahl’s hypothesis of the (partial) origin of the population from South America has not proven to be valid. After Australia and New Guinea had already been settled during the last Ice Age (oldest…
Africa Economy
There is no economic center of global importance in Africa. The major continental centers include Cairo, Nairobi and Johannesburg / Pretoria, but also Accra, Lagos and Algiers. Opposite these economic centers are large parts of the continent that have not yet been affected by globalization. However, many countries are in a state of great upheaval….
Types of Travel in Europe
Cultural journey in Europe Europe is a cultural bomb, where big cities are packed with monuments and deserted areas hide historical stories. The European countries all represent a bit of the plot of the past, which has shaped today’s fantastic Europe enormously. Whether you’re traveling to Italy’s colorful vineyards or through Switzerland’s white-topped Alps, you’ll…
Famous Writers and Poets in U.K. Part V
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) Arguably the most important man of letters in England was born in Stratford-upon-Avon and moved to London in 1584, where he founded a theater company that was first called “Lord Chamberlain’s Company” and later “The King’s Men”. From 1599 the group played in their own theater, the famous “Globe Theater” on the…
Famous Writers and Poets in U.K. Part IV
Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593) poet and playwright. Marlowe was born in Canterbury in 1564 and studied at Cambridge. More legends than facts are known about his life. After a comparison of styles, it is said that he wrote many of Shakespeare’s works. Marlowe was the most important author in the age of Elizabeth I. B. “Edward…
Famous Writers and Poets in U.K. Part III
Lady Antonia Fraser (born 1932) writer and historian. Lady Antonia Margaret Caroline Pakenham was born in 1932 into an Irish-English aristocratic family in London. She wrote several biographies (about Oliver Cromwell, Maria Stuart, Marie Antoinette) and standard works as well as crime novels. Fraser is a bestselling author with an international reputation and also publishes…
Famous Writers and Poets in U.K. Part II
Lewis Carroll (1832-1898) writer, mathematician, photographer. Lewis Carroll was born in Daresbury in 1832 to a future bishop. He studied in Oxford, among other places. With the work “Alice in Wonderland” from 1865 he wrote the most famous children’s book in the world, which has been made into films several times. Word jokes, satire, and…
Famous Writers and Poets in U.K. Part I
Douglas Adams (1952-2001) Douglas Noël Adams was born in Cambridge in 1952, where he later studied English. There he met the Monty Pythons member Graham Chapman, with whom he worked on skits. His most famous work is the science fiction-style book series “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”, the first volume of which was published…