Biography

Monday, 24 November 2025

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Ernest Hemingway
Already separated from Pauline, Hemingway moved out of Key West to a summer residence in Ketchum, Idaho.
He also sailed to Cuba, where he initially rented a room in a hotel in Havana. However, when Martha ...
Gaius Julius Caesar
He was the initiator of the creation of the Julian calendar.
The author of the calendar was the Greek astronomer Sosygenes and it was introduced in 45 BC. The ca ...
Salvador Dali
He once gave a lecture at the Surrealists Exhibition in London in an old,  deep sea diving suit.
He wanted to illustrate his subconscious mind in this way, but he did not foresee that he would have limited air access there. The audience didn't realize it until Dali passed out.
Charles Darwin
Darwin's last child was Charles Waring Darwin, who never learned to walk or talk.
He is believed to have suffered from Down syndrome, which at that time had not yet been medically described.
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare amassed a considerable fortune.
He made a profit from writing and acting, was a shareholder of a thriving theater, and was also acti ...
Antonio Vivaldi
At the orphanage's music school, Vivaldi taught girls to play the violin but also began composing his first debut works.
In 1705, his first collection of sonatas a tre (a trio sonata, a sonata for two solo instruments and ...
Nikola Tesla
Tesla was a capable, bright student able to perform integral calculus by memory.
Of course, this aroused the disbelief of his teachers, who thought he was cheating. Finally, however, he finished his education scheduled for four years in three.
Anna Pavlova
Anna settled at the Ivy House in Golders Green, London, in 1912.
She never returned to Russia, instead lived in England for the rest of her life.
Michelangelo
At his father's request, Michelangelo returned to Florence, where he undertook the statue of David.
The statue stood in front of the palace of the Signoria of Florence. During this time, he also creat ...
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare died in Stratford, at New Place on Chapel Street, on April 23, 1616.
He died on his 52nd birthday. Many researchers believe this is a myth, but church records show he wa ...