Biography

Tuesday, 21 April 2026

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Christopher Columbus
As part of his work duties, he began his first oceanic trading voyages to England, Madeira and Guinea.
Soon he married Felipa Perestrello de Moniz, the daughter of the former governor of Porto Santo, an ...
Gaius Julius Caesar
He was the first commander of the Roman army to succeed in crossing the Channel.
Although the offensive against the Britons conducted in 54-53 BC did not bring tangible benefits, he ...
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Volodymyr Zelenski won in the second round.
Elections were scheduled for March 2019. Zelenski's main opponents were the incumbent President of U ...
Sting
While at school, he performed in local clubs, mainly with jazz bands such as "Phoenix Jazzman" and "Last Exit."
Gaius Julius Caesar
He first became consul in 59 BC.
The position of consul was one of the two highest posts in the republic. The term of office lasted o ...
Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer was never a spy for the Soviet Union. This was determined in 2009 based on extensive analysis of KGB archives
Soviet intelligence repeatedly tried to recruit him, but never succeeded. He himself removed several ...
Salvador Dali
He was the first marquis of Dali de Pubol.
The castle of Pubol was a gift for Salvador's great love Gala. When Dali became the owner of the cas ...
Antonio Vivaldi
The so-called "Turin manuscripts" were the first to be saved from oblivion in 1926.
They consisted of scores for 140 instrumental works, including nearly 30 cantatas, 12 operas, three ...
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s works cannot attribute to any era. He was a breakthrough artist, and we can place him between the Renaissance and the Baroque.
He created new poetics of drama and broke existing conventions, leaving behind ageless works. His be ...
Ada Lovelace
Ada was a descendant of an extinct family of Lovelace barons.
In 1838, her husband became Earl of Lovelace and Viscount Ockham, and Ada became Countess of Lovelace.