Biography

Constantine died of natural causes on May 22, 337, in the imperial villa at Ancyron, near Nicomedia.

In 1712, Peter the Great received the Order of the White Eagle - the oldest and highest state decoration of the Republic of Poland, awarded for distinguished civil and military merits for the benefit of the Republic of Poland.

He was the first Russian tsar to travel abroad.

She never tied herself to a man and remained a virgin for the rest of her life.

He witnessed a series of battles fought between American and German troops in the Hürtgen Forest (Battle of Hürtgen Forest, September 16th - December 19th, 1944) on the German-Belgian border - the longest single battle of the U.S. Army in its history.

Because of the circumstances of her death, Hypatia has been called a "martyr of science".

When patriotic celebrations of Kosciuszko's death anniversary were to be held in 1861, Russian governor Charles Lambert imposed martial law in the Kingdom of Poland.

He also met with Napoleon, whom he was skeptical about, not trusting him.

At his father's request, Michelangelo returned to Florence, where he undertook the statue of David.

Like many other activists, Kosciuszko decided to leave the country and go into exile in Saxony, as an emigration center of opponents of the Targowica Confederation was being formed in Leipzig and Dresden.