[ad_1] The biography of Josip Broz Tito (1892-1980), written by the eminent German historian Marie-Jeanine Calic, a professor at the Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich and an expert on the history of Southeast Europe, sparked a new wave of interest in the German media for the leader of the former SFR …
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[ad_1] One week after the controversial presidential elections in Belarus, Police chief investigator Andrej Ostapovic realized he could keep quiet. He lost faith in President Alexander Lukashenko and even participated in one of the first protests after the “last European dictator” declared a dubious electoral victory. The latest turning point …
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[ad_1] Forty years after his death, interpretations on this subject multiply among historians and intellectuals in general, and are divided by his “contemporaries”, those who grew up during or shortly after his rise, those who lived in the “golden seventies” . Finally, those who “hooked” only the fall of Tito’s …
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