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1. Hitler and Franco at Hendaye, the Whole Story

2. Futurism. Art and Politics

3. Inglourious Basterds

4. Modern Inventions of the Nineteenth Century
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John Dillinger, the perfect body
6. Relics of Christianity

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Directed by Fernando Trueba, 'The dance of victory' was the film chosen by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to represent Spain in the 82nd edition of the Oscars, leaving behind 'Fat' by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo y ' Map of the Sounds of Tokyo ', de Isabel Coixet. read...

New Portal on youtube about Anne Frank. Unpublished images

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Futurism. Art and Politics If the Italian art had remained virtually silent when it comes to artistic trends and cultural concerns distant from the eighteenth century, the futurism, since 1909, marks a point apart in this long silent. It was a February 20 when it disclosed the incomplete manifest of the futurism. The poet Filippo Tommaso Marinettispearheaded this movement, highly political content that is reminiscent in some respects to Dadaism and living at the time, with cubism. read...

Hitler and FrancoHitler and Franco at Hendaye, the Whole Story On 23 October 1940, Francisco Franco, then, His Excellency the Leader, and Adolf Hitler, the Fuhrer, Chancellor of the Third Reich, are in Hendaye. The event has been scheduled months ago, as we shall see, and to try to clarify it or not entry of Spain in the Second World War and the conditions thereof in the event of an Axis victory. Much has been written about what happened at that meeting, but rarely have all the facts discussed exhaustively ... read...
John DillingerJohn Dillinger, the perfect body The photograph of the recumbent body of John Dillinger speaks for itself. Look at the looks that arouse around them, looking at the camera, which observed the robber dead. Note also how the sheet rises in the center of the body just Dillinger. What we say is happening? No, he is aiming his gun. What happens is just the normal course of nature. Not only the "die spliced hanged". read...

Relics of Christianity ChristThe Christian world did not begin to venerate relics, or parts of the body to venerate a saint (or objects of their membership) until threehundred years after the death of Jesus Christ. The fact Objects sacred worship has its origins in Greek culture, and it is the belief in divine grace and charity in the energy radiating property. read...

Modern Inventions of the Nineteenth Century
Have been incorporated into our daily lives to be part of it so natural. Perhaps for that reason, because they take us more than a century. This is true of the stapler, the electric toothbrush, the traffic light, the Dow Jones, the dishwasher, travelers checks or contact lenses or contact lenses, to name a few. We make life simpler and, in some cases, they did it to the grandparents of our grandparents. We collect the most modern inventions of the nineteenth century. Although we seem somewhat implausible, we see that at that time were invented ... read...

Mein KampfMein Kampf, by Adolf Hitler, Japanese comic

The life of Adolf Hitler in the manga adaptation of 'Mein Kampf' ( 'Mein Kampf') at the Japanese comic has raised controversy and sales of its publishing life of Adolf Hitler in the beauty manga adaptation of ' Mein Kampf '(' Mein Kampf ') at the popular Japanese comic format these days has raised controversy in the net and fired at the same time, sales expectations of the publisher. read...

Notes on Greek mythology

One of the major issues that rightly continues to disturb us and that is not answer their questions drawn around the question: what was there before there was the World? To answer this puzzling question, the ancient Greeks invented stories with those seeking to give a possible explanation. read...

Countdown to the Hundred Acre woods will be published in the UK and U.S. on October 5

The book publisher Egmont launches in the UK. In the United States Dutton Children's Books is a hallmark of Penguin is owned by Pearson. Back to the Hundred Acre woods will be translated into 50 languages. read...

 

 

Marie Curie: A Life Delivered

As if it were a coin, nature can present two completely different faces. When handling the elements that compose it, the effects and consequences that are generated can be beneficial or harmful. The alteration of ions, protons, neutrons and electrons can facilitate the healing of health or, if they are disturbed, so have a destructive power capable of ending the blanket their own frame. In many cases, blame scientists and researchers to be the cause of the ills that beset us, but few scientists are responsible for bringing the disaster, usually gestate in the centers of political and military power, when, as Machiavelli said , its end (the war) justifies the use of any means. read...

Egyptian EmpireEgyptian Hieroglyphics

The Old Egyptian Empire created codes that left embedded in the walls of their monuments. These symbols took them from reality and describe what they served to represent the object itself and the word that contained his name, although they mean different things. The Egyptians, with this symbolism, wrote names or ideas that they had no graphical representation for themselves. read...

History of Gum

Appeared in dictionaries in 1899, but the gum is between us since time immemorial, since you know the milky resin Sapito Achras L., where applicable.
 

The word comes from the voice gum tzictli Nahuatl, the Aztec, and refers to the latex obtained from the tree trunk hicozapote and the fruit of that tree: the sapodilla. read...

Some Inventions of the Twentieth Century

Tissue paper or Kleenex The idea was to reduce the spread of germs and reduce costs and work with the classic handkerchiefs. They were first marketed in 1924 by Kimberly-Clark Company in the USA. read...

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