Biography

In his laboratories, he developed the basics of alternating current generation and transmission, which are still used worldwide.

When Ernest Rutherford introduced him to the Danish Nobel laureate Niels Bohr at a university conference, he was delighted and the conversation with him restored his confidence in his own abilities and skills. He decided to pursue theoretical physics.

As he traveled around the country, he met with representatives of the official Orthodox Church, adherents of various religious sects, and ordinary people at markets, railroad stations, and river stops.

After the outbreak of the revolution in Paris, Chopin went to England and Scotland. He was already in very poor health, and the journey aggravated it.

Oppenheimer was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. The work in the laboratory was enormously stressful.

Julius Caesar was forced to grow up very quickly.

He once gave a lecture at the Surrealists Exhibition in London in an old,  deep sea diving suit.

In 1911, Pavlova formed her own ballet company.

He was a very talented, outstanding student.

The car manufacturer Peugeot calls the feature lines of some of its car models "Roland Garros".