Biography

On October 10th, 2003, Sting was made a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) by Queen Elizabeth II for his countless contributions to music.

Jane Austen's life was brought to the screen in films such as "Jane in Love" and" Miss Austen Regrets."

While playing in the court orchestra, Beethoven became familiar with a variety of operatic works, including works by Mozart, Gluck, and Paisiello.

During his stay in the Netherlands, Peter was employed in a shipyard belonging to the East India Company as a simple laborer, demanding to call him Peter Timmerman van Zaandam (Peter, the carpenter of Zaandam).

Peter the Great died on February 8, 1725, in St. Petersburg.

In 1847, Sutter planted more than two thousand fruit trees, marking the birth of agriculture in the Sacramento Valley.

Direct current power plants came to a definitive end with Tesla's invention - the water turbine, which produces alternating current based on the energy of water flow in rivers.

He organized a network of secular schools at the elementary level.

Monroe’s autobiography, “My story,” was written at the peak of her career, but published 10 years after her death.

In 1815, Tsar Alexander I Romanov invited Kosciuszko to Vienna.