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The new pope likes basketball
What Pope Leo XIV talked about in his first sermons - On 11 May, the new Pope Leo XIV gave his first Sunday sermon. He took to the central balcony of St Peter's Basilica, blessed the tens of thousands of people gathered in the square and, following the example of the late Francis, called for a peaceful resolution to all military conflicts.
This event entered the Guinness Book of Records and is often presented in a humorous manner. However, despite its transience, the conflict claimed several hundred lives. What did the rivals fight for, and how did the confrontation end?
The last twenty-four hours of Louis XVI's life were marked by a number of facts which showed in an unexpected light both the executed king himself and the French people as a whole.
The ancient historians Herodotus and Plutarch described the legend of a runner who brought news of victory at the Battle of Marathon to Athens. However, their versions differ greatly.
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The real story of ‘Shogun’
One of the most popular streaming series of recent years, FX's ‘Shogun’ is based on James Clavell's novel of the same name that he wrote in 1975. This book had already inspired the famous 1980 mini-series, which also received positive reviews. However, not everyone knows that both the book and both mini-series are based on a true story and are a pretty good chronicle of the formation of the real Tokugawa Shogunate. Today, we'll break down what really happened in Japan after the events shown in Shogun.