Biography

Bonaparte was a Catholic; his baptism took place in the cathedral of Ajaccio.

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

The Kosciuszko Insurrection, also known as the Kosciuszko Uprising, was a Polish national uprising against Russia and Prussia in 1794, including the Warsaw, Vilnius, Kurland, Greater Poland, and several other insurrections.

He traveled to the American mainland and reached the coast south of the mouth of the Orinoco.

The so-called "Turin manuscripts" were the first to be saved from oblivion in 1926.

Chopin's next teacher was Wilhelm Waclaw Wurfel, also of Czech origin.

It is said that the night before Caesar died, Calpurnia dreamed of a scene in which her stabbed husband dies in her embrace.

In 1791, Wolfgang's librettist and friend Emanuel Schikaneder commissioned him to write "The Magic Flute" - a fairy tale opera (singspiel - opera with spoken interludes).

The artist worked on increasing his creativity.

He was such a gifted student that he completed the third and fourth grades in one year and the eighth grade in six months. In his last year of school he became interested in chemistry.