#european-history

#european-history

Emile Dillon was a celebrated journalist known for exposing the Armenian massacres, but faced familial criticism despite his public acclaim.

The continuity thesis challenges the rupture thesis by suggesting no significant divide between medieval and modern state development.

Gothic architecture, characterized by its pointed arches and rib vaults, shaped Europe's cathedrals from the 12th to the 16th century.

A new software, Twigstats, enables more detailed analyses of ancient DNA, shedding light on human population movements in historical Europe.

The Renaissance sparked exploration and colonization by Europeans, significantly shaping global history's economic and social landscape.

A letter from Winston Churchill to Charles de Gaulle during WWII was prepared to condemn De Gaulle's actions but was never sent, potentially impacting the course of European history.