Biography

Although his colony was expanding, Sutter had financial problems.

Even before the end of the campaign, Napoleon returned to France, where he prepared for a coup d'état.

Kosciuszko was the first person in 1792 to be awarded the Virtuti Militari gold medal.

Chopin had three sisters: Ludwika, Izabela and Emilia, who died prematurely.

In the 1930s, Hemingway often spent summers in Wyoming, hunting deer, elk and grizzly bears.

Napoleon Bonaparte is the author of the romantic novel "Clisson and Eugenie" ("Clisson et Eugenie").

At nineteen, he married Praskovia Fedorovna Dubrovna, with whom he had four children.

After Pythias’ death, Aristotle entered a relationship with a woman named Herpyllis.

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).

Peter spent the last years of his life expanding Russian territories in the east.