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New art by Brother Bjorn
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16.02.202519:52
Perun, the Slavic god of thunder, is often depicted with the head of an eagle or a raven
15.02.202507:09
The story of France - Vencingetorix by Jack Keay
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"Death Dealer" - Frank Frazetta
16.02.202504:31
The Tuatha DĂŠ Danann, meaning "the folk of the goddess Danu"), also known by the earlier name Tuath DĂŠ ("tribe of the gods"), are a supernatural race in Irish mythology.
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Thor
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Cernunnos is a Celtic god of nature, animals, fertility, and the underworld.
27.11.202418:37
In 1663, France sent 800 women, known as the "Filles du Roi" ("Daughters of the King"), to Quebec to marry settlers. This initiative was successful and doubled the population within ten years. Today, two-thirds of the French-Canadian population can trace their ancestry back to these women.
18.10.202420:45
Steve Hanks - "Waking Up" - 2005 Watercolor Painting
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Brunhild the Valkyries
16.02.202503:53
An exceptional woman, whose name means 'Bringer of Victory' (Victorious --> Victoria).
In 43 AD, Rome for a second time declared war on Briton, leaving death and destruction in its wake. The Romans forced many tribes including Boudiccaâs people into slavery. She was queen of the Iceni tribe who suffered unspeakable abuse, violations of her daughters and confiscation of her tribal wealth during these invasions. Driven by hatred, Boudicca unified all surrounding tribes to fight the ruthless Romans.
Leading the rebellion against Rome, Boudiccaâs forces led to 80,000 Roman deaths and several ferocious city-wide fires. One, of which, caused London to burn to the ground. Filled with rage, Rome gathered its men and had the 9th Legion end Boudiccaâs uprising with a brutal last battle.
In 43 AD, Rome for a second time declared war on Briton, leaving death and destruction in its wake. The Romans forced many tribes including Boudiccaâs people into slavery. She was queen of the Iceni tribe who suffered unspeakable abuse, violations of her daughters and confiscation of her tribal wealth during these invasions. Driven by hatred, Boudicca unified all surrounding tribes to fight the ruthless Romans.
Leading the rebellion against Rome, Boudiccaâs forces led to 80,000 Roman deaths and several ferocious city-wide fires. One, of which, caused London to burn to the ground. Filled with rage, Rome gathered its men and had the 9th Legion end Boudiccaâs uprising with a brutal last battle.
26.11.202402:06
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The least known of K.Vasilievâs three depictions of Wotan
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