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Where myth meets history — Tartaria, the Old World, and other historically engaging topics. All welcome.

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Villa Ravene, Wannsee, Berlin, Germany (Built: 1910s)​

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🇬🇧 The "Nazi Bell”: An Artifact that Destroyed the Laws of Physics

Die Glocke, a development that was not talked about in Europe until the 50s, is not only an energy source, it is a device capable of distorting gravity density. The experiments in 1944 were carried out in complete isolation, and soon after the scientists were transferred to Ibero America.

The documents arrived in the United States and were classified for decades. Even today, most of the information remains under lock and key. Officially, it is an experimental energy installation. Actually, it's a technology that could have changed the balance of power.

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🇬🇧 "The category of the vanquished is reached only after having fought and that distinguishes the vanquished from the deserter and the coward."

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Olde Buildings are always labelled Established rather than their ACTUAL Date of Construction to Deceive..
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🇮🇹 Una delle parole che più mi piacciono ed uso di più è “delicatezza”. Non so da cosa dipenda, fatto sta che non appena ne ho la possibilità lo faccio. È l’involucro di tutto ciò che quasi non esiste, il vestito buono della gentilezza e dell’umiltà. Mi ricorda come dovremo essere.

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🇭🇲 One of the words I like best and use most often is "delicacy". I don't know why, but the fact is that whenever I have the chance, I use it. It is the envelope of everything that almost does not exist, the fine garment of kindness and humility. It reminds me of how we should be.

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🇧🇷 Uma das palavras que mais gosto e uso é “delicadeza”. Não sei por que, mas sempre que posso, uso-a. É o invólucro de tudo o que quase não existe, o traje elegante da gentileza e da humildade. Ela me lembra como devemos ser.

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🇫🇷 L'un des mots que j'aime le plus et que j'utilise le plus souvent est « délicatesse ». Je ne sais pas pourquoi, mais dès que j'en ai l'occasion, je l'utilise. C'est l'enveloppe de tout ce qui n'existe presque pas, le beau costume de la gentillesse et de l'humilité. Il me rappelle comment nous devrions être.

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Wer waren die Hunnen?

„Oberhalb des Pontusmeeres liegen die Wohnstätten der Bulgaren [d.h. der Bulgaren, in ihrer ursprünglichen Heimat, bevor sie von den Chasaren vertrieben wurden]... Aus dieser Region stammen die Hunnen, wie eine fruchtbare Wurzel der tapfersten Völker... Einige von ihnen werden Altziagiri genannt, andere Sabiri... Die Altziagiri sind in der Nähe von Cherson... Im Sommer ziehen sie durch die Ebenen... im Winter jenseits des Pontischen Meeres.“
„Von Ursprung und Taten der Goten“ von Jordannes, ca. 551 n. Chr.

„Aetius war äußerst mächtig, denn er hatte vor kurzem Attila besiegt, der mit einem großen Heer von Massagetae und anderen Skythen in das römische Gebiet eingedrungen war.“
"Die Kriegsgeschichte" von Procopius, ca. 550 n. Chr.

„Es folgte der Krieg gegen die Awaren oder Hunnen, der, abgesehen vom Sachsenkrieg, der größte war, den er [Karl] führte.“
"Vita Karoli Magni" von Einhard, ca. 840 n. Chr.

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Vis venire romam?

Bei der Plünderung der Stadt Veji im Jahre 395 v. Chr. traten einige römische Soldaten in den Tempel der Juno, näherten sich dem Kultbild und fragten es: »Vis venire romam?« (zu Deutsch: Möchtest du nach Rom kommen?) Da schien es einem, dass es nickte, und einem andern, das es Ja sagte. Da nun diese Leute sehr fromm waren, da sie nach dem Bericht des Livius ohne Lärm, ganz andächtig und ehrfürchtig in den Tempel traten, so glaubten sie die Antwort zu hören, die sie bei ihrer Frage vielleicht vorausgesetzt hatten. Diese Legende wurde von Furius Camillus und den anderen Häuptern der Stadt durchaus begünstigt und gefördert.

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🇮🇹 Quadri dedicati alla costruzione della Torre di Babele di diversi artisti e epoche.

Secondo la leggenda biblica, gli abitanti di Babilonia decisero di erigere una torre alta "fino al cielo", si inorgoglirono del loro potere e per immortalare i loro nomi iniziarono la "confusione delle lingue", cioè la costruzione della torre.
"E dissero: Costruiamo per noi una città e una torre, la cui cima tocchi il cielo, e facciamo per noi un nome, affinché non siamo dispersi sulla faccia di tutta la terra."
(Genesi, cap. 11, vers. 4).

Alla confusione delle lingue di Babilonia seguì la dispersione delle lingue. Dio si indignò per tale arroganza e ordinò agli angeli di "confondere la loro lingua". I babilonesi, che fino ad allora avevano una lingua comune e si capivano, improvvisamente cominciarono a parlare lingue diverse; iniziò un terribile caos e la costruzione della torre fallì.

🇭🇲 Paintings dedicated to the construction of the Tower of Babel by various artists and from different periods.

According to biblical legend, the inhabitants of Babylon decided to build a tower that would reach "up to heaven." They became proud of their power and, to immortalise their names, they began the "confusion of tongues," that is, the construction of the tower.
"And they said, Let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name, lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole earth."
(Genesis, chapter 11, verse 4).

The confusion of languages in Babylon was followed by the dispersion of languages. God was indignant at such arrogance and ordered the angels to "confuse their language." The Babylonians, who until then had a common language and understood each other, suddenly began to speak different languages; terrible chaos ensued and the construction of the tower failed.

🇧🇷 Quadros dedicados à construção da Torre de Babel, de diferentes artistas e épocas.

Segundo a lenda bíblica, os habitantes da Babilônia decidiram erguer uma torre alta “até o céu”, orgulharam-se do seu poder e, para imortalizar os seus nomes, iniciaram a “confusão das línguas”, ou seja, a construção da torre.
“E disseram: Vamos construir para nós uma cidade e uma torre cujo topo alcance o céu, e vamos fazer para nós um nome, para que não sejamos dispersos pela face da terra.”
(Gênesis, cap. 11, vers. 4).

À confusão das línguas da Babilônia seguiu-se a dispersão das línguas. Deus indignou-se com tal arrogância e ordenou aos anjos que “confundissem a sua língua”. Os babilônios, que até então tinham uma língua comum e se entendiam, de repente começaram a falar línguas diferentes; começou um caos terrível e a construção da torre fracassou.

🇫🇷 Tableaux consacrés à la construction de la tour de Babel par différents artistes et à différentes époques.

Selon la légende biblique, les habitants de Babylone décidèrent d'ériger une tour haute « jusqu'au ciel », ils s'enorgueillirent de leur pouvoir et, pour immortaliser leurs noms, ils commencèrent la « confusion des langues », c'est-à-dire la construction de la tour.
« Et ils dirent : Construisons pour nous une ville et une tour dont le sommet atteigne le ciel, et faisons-nous un nom, afin que nous ne soyons pas dispersés sur la face de toute la terre. »
(Genèse, chap. 11, vers. 4).

La confusion des langues à Babylone fut suivie de la dispersion des langues. Dieu s'indigna de cette arrogance et ordonna aux anges de « confondre leur langue ». Les Babyloniens, qui jusqu'alors avaient une langue commune et se comprenaient, se mirent soudainement à parler des langues différentes ; un terrible chaos s'ensuivit et la construction de la tour échoua.


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🇬🇧 How Did The Mudfloods Happen?

This question is very recurrent. Maybe we have the answer in front of us.

Recently, in Valencia, Spain, there was a totally out of the ordinary flood. And it wasn't natural. The floodgates of several dams were opened wide causing a tsunami that wiped out everything in its path and claimed 45,000 human lives, countless tens of thousands of companion and field animals and all the fauna that was in front of it, apart from all the houses, cars and others.

The same thing happened a few days ago in Texas, USA. Anyone who knows what happened in Valencia immediately thinks of open dams in Texas as well. With a simple search on the Internet one finds that Texas is the state with the most dams in the entire United States. It is very possible that they have done the same thing in Texas.

Texas has the most dams in the United States, with a total of 7,381 according to USA Facts. These dams are used for various purposes, including flood control, water supply and recreation. There are also 26 hydroelectric dams in the state.

In the 1930s and 40s, officials began building dams along Texas rivers to create flood control reservoirs that would absorb flooding and alleviate damage and loss of life.

The exact same thing happened at that time in Spain. Franco ordered to build all the swamps and dams that in recent years the President of Spain, Pedro Sanchez has ordered to be destroyed.

As with almost all things, depending on the intention with which they are used, they can do good or evil. Dams can save lives by containing water, or quite the opposite if they open suddenly, without warning and without providing any kind of help from governments when that body of water sweeps everything away.

It is very easy for the system to kill us by pressing a few buttons. It is possible that this is the explanation to the mudfloods.

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🇬🇧 Was Marconi Really the Inventor of the Radio?

Marconi used several patents of Nikola Tesla to develop wireless telegraphy and claim fame. Years later the US Supreme Court officially recognized that Tesla was the first inventor of the radio.

The invention of the radio is a complex subject, and although Guglielmo Marconi is widely recognized for his work on wireless telegraphy and the first successful transmissions, he was not the only inventor nor the first to experiment with radio waves.

Guglielmo Marconi is recognized by:

- To develop a commercially successful complete wireless telegraphy system based on Hertzian waves. 
- To carry out the first transoceanic transmission of radio signals. 
- Receiving the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1909 together with Karl F. Braun for their contributions to wireless telegraphy. 

Nikola Tesla is known for:

- To develop a system for transmitting wireless voice messages in 1895, using his alternating current technology.
- To have created the oscillator used by Marconi in his experiments.
- Receiving posthumous recognition for his contributions to radio by the United States Supreme Court in 1943.

Other important scientists in the invention of radio:

Edouard Branly: He developed the cohesor, a device that detects radio waves (equivalent to the current germanium diode).

Oliver Lodge: He refined Branly's cohesor and proved its usefulness in the reception of radio signals. 

In short, while Marconi is famous for the radio, the invention of the radio was a collective and progressive effort in which several scientists contributed to its development.

In conclusion, Nikola Tesla was the forerunner of the wireless telegraph and laid the foundations for Wireless Telephony, remote control and WIFI.

In the photo: Nikola Tesla at the demonstration of the cordless phone.

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🇬🇧 The Capricious Nature

In the village of Kayangan in Indonesia, near the Cempogok River, local legend and scientific curiosity have focused on a large natural rock formation resembling the footprint of a giant. Social networks suggest it could be a giant's footprint, possibly Nephilim, while geologists assume natural erosion. The five-meter footprint pressed into solid rock has sparked a discussion about its origin and significance.

If only it was this one...

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Le Canada ou Nouvelle France &c. Tiree de diverses Relations des Francois, Anglois, Hollandois &c....
Nicholas Sanson, 1657 (1683)

Nice example of Sanson's map of Canada and the Great Lakes, which would influence regional cartography for the next 100 years.

Along with Sanson's larger map issued in 1656, this map includes many firsts and changes of great note. First appearance of Lake Erie ou du chat, which referenced the panther-like qualities of the local indigenous people. Much improvement in the drainage of the Great Lakes and St Lawrence. The map draws heavily on the Jesuit explorations to the west and the travels of the French Fur Traders.

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🇬🇧 "He who was born and came to this world to know the truth cannot persevere in ignorance, the impulse is real in him, he is indomitable and rebellious. He suffers greatly under the weight and domination of falsehood, slander, deception, continuous death; he thirsts for freedom, for justice, for real life and for truth."

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