#historybuffs

[biographiness]

Did you know that today is a historic day for gold seekers, scouts, and tech lovers? Find out why in this post! 🌟🏕️🖥️

Follow for more👉 @biographiness

[half-life-crisis]

I originally wrote this as an #OPED piece for the

@washingtonpost in July 2024. The piece was not published, but fortunately I control my own platform.

https://halflifecrisis.com/hlc-articles/authoritarian-propaganda-rising-in-america-today…

Regardless of who will end in the @WhiteHouse, history exemplifies how #Authoritarianism#galvanizes.

[stefanzl]

One of my earlier posters/maps features Austria-Hungary. It highlights its borders, the internal divisions into provinces, and their respective capital cities.

[horreiaa]

Pyramid vibes only ☀️ Ancient Egypt, modern you. 🇪🇬 Who's ready to conquer the world's greatest wonder? 🗺️

Pyramid power or desert vibes? 🐪 Can't decide which is cooler! 🤯

[detroitammoco]

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[silvencreativestudios]

This Roman bronze oil lamp fixture in the form of a snail peeking out of its shell was found in Pompeii, dating to the C1st BC or AD. 🐌 ✨🤎 📸✨Mary Harrsch #history #rome #ancientrome #pompeii #ancient #ancientcivilization #ancienthistory #ancientart #historynerd #historyfacts #historylovers #historybuff #historylover #coolfacts #snail #snails #snailshell #snailsofinstagram #snailsbelike #homedecor #homedesign #interiordesign (at Pompeii, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoxKO7hLL3b/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sharktooth25]

Did you know drag existed in WW2? It was popular with US and British troops. It was a way to relieve stress and soldiers had fun while doing it.

[globaltrendingnews247]

An Inside Look at South Sudan's Ancient Herders.

See more- https://shorturl.at/QCQIu

[poodlepaw]

WW D-Day Reenactment: German Medic Highlights American Soldiers In Conne... #DDayReenactment #GermanMedic #AmericanSoldiers #ConneautOhio #WorldWarII #HistoricalReenactment #Veterans #MilitaryHistory #Dday #HistoryBuff #OhioEvents #RememberTheFallen #HistoryInMotion #WW2History #LivingHistory 

[pasthistoricalevents]

This Day in History: Pivotal Moments of September 23rd #history #ytshorts

[tmarshconnors]

"I am not afraid of an army of lions led by a sheep; I am afraid of an army of sheep led by a lion."

Alexander III of Macedon, most commonly known as Alexander the Great, was a king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon.

Born: July 356 BC, Pella

Died: June 323 BC (age 32 years), Babylon

He was taught by Aristotle: Alexander the Great’s tutor was none other than the famous philosopher Aristotle, who instilled in him a love for knowledge, philosophy, and the sciences.

2. Named over 20 cities after himself: Alexander named many cities after himself, the most famous being Alexandria in Egypt. There are over 20 cities named “Alexandria” that trace their origins to him.

3. Never lost a battle: In his 15 years of conquests, Alexander never lost a battle. His military strategies are still studied in military academies today.

4. He was declared a god: In Egypt, after his conquest, the Egyptians declared him a pharaoh and considered him a god, associating him with the Egyptian god Amun.

5. Tamed a horse no one else could: When Alexander was a boy, he tamed a wild horse named Bucephalus that no one else could. Bucephalus became his loyal companion in battle.

[stefanzl]

🌍 Map of the Holy Roman Empire in 1337 – Complete! 🏰

After countless hours of work, I'm excited to share my latest creation: a detailed map of the Holy Roman Empire as it stood in 1337, featuring over 250 individual territories! This is just one part of a larger project where I’m recreating the political landscape of Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa in 1337. 🗺️

I hope you find it as fascinating as I did while making it. Stay tuned for more updates as I bring this historical project to life!

Print/Social Media/Donations heylink.me/stefan74

[animalcaretips555]

Forgotten Battlefields of the American Revolution

The American Revolution is a cornerstone of U.S. history, celebrated in textbooks and memorials nationwide. While the tales of famous battles like Lexington, Concord, and Yorktown are well-known, many lesser-known battlefields have faded into obscurity. Read more

[horreiaa]

Wanna trade your beach vibes for ancient pyramids? Our Explore Cairo Day Trip from El Gouna is your golden ticket! 💫 Check out the majestic Giza Pyramids, wander through the mystical Egyptian Museum, and soak up the vibrant energy of the city. All in one epic day! 🤯