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History

Double Mouthed Bend Handled Depiction

These descriptions used in the Ottoman Sailor and Janissary sanjaks have different interpretations. There is a common point where they meet; The first is the analogy with the forked-headed sword

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Drottningholm Palace: Sweden’s Enchanted Royal Versailles

On a green island in the waters west of Stockholm stands the most beautiful royal palace in Sweden, a serene baroque masterpiece so graceful that it has earned the nickname

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Drottningholm, the Versailles of the North

A queen’s Baroque palace on an island near Stockholm, Drottningholm survives complete with its gardens, Chinese pavilion, and unique court theatre.

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Drottningholm: The Versailles of the North

On a green island in a lake just west of Stockholm stands one of the loveliest royal palaces in all of Europe, a place where the grandeur of the French

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Dublin Castle: From Seat of Rule to Heart of a Free Ireland

In the heart of Dublin, on a site that has been a centre of power since the earliest days of the city, stands a complex of towers, courtyards, and grand

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Earthquake Trauma of Southern Anatolia in the Middle East

The biggest factor causing human loss in history was the incessant wars. However, infectious diseases for which no cure has been found, natural disasters such as fire, flood and earthquake

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Ecuador Rules from a White Palace High in the Andes

High in the Andes, at an altitude of some two thousand eight hundred meters, the old city of Quito spreads across a mountain valley beneath the volcanoes of Ecuador. At

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Egeskov Castle: Europe’s Best-Preserved Water Fortress

On the Danish island of Funen there stands a castle so perfect that it seems almost unreal, a Renaissance stronghold of red brick rising sheer from the waters of its

Eggenberg Palace on the western edge of Graz
Places

Eggenberg Palace in Graz and Its Secret Calendar of the Cosmos

On the western edge of Graz, at the end of a long avenue and surrounded by a park where peacocks roam the lawns, stands one of the most intriguing palaces

An old sailing galleon at sea
History

Elizabeth I and the Spanish Armada: The Summer England Stood Alone

In the summer of 1588 a vast fleet of Spanish warships sailed up the English Channel with the intention of conquering England. It was the most powerful invasion force Europe