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Articles related to "Macedonian"
Macedonian Indigenous Rights "Macedonia" is the oldest surviving indigenous European nation by name, originating from 7000 BC. Today, they struggle for autonomy against Greek colonists. greek invasion • macedonian independence • macedonian indigenous • macedonian autonomy • indigenous sovereignty
The Macedonian Phalanx One of history's finest heavy infantry units, the Macedonian phalanx dominated ancient battlefields from the 350s to 198 B.C.E. Used properly, it was almost unstoppable. macedonian phalanx • macedonian phalanx development • macedonian phalanx role • macedonian phalanx advantages • heavy infantry units
Downfall of the Macedonian Phalanx Often credited solely to the strength of the Roman Legion, the Macedonian phalanx lost its mastery of the ancient battlefields through poor leadership, unwise changes to macedonian phalanx leadership • macedonian phalanx defeat • macedonian phalanx roman legion • macedon rome 198 b.c.e. • macedonian phalanx changes
The Battle of Issus As told by Arrian from a pro-Macedonian point of view, the Battle of Issus was a swift, violent attack from which the Persian leader ran like a coward once defeated. battle of issus • alexander the great • macedonian • arrian • darius
USS United States Outsmarted British Captain Captain Stephen Decatur used his long-range guns to keep his ship out of harms way while blasting the British ship while earning an important victory in War of 1812. uss united states • stephen decatur • war of 1812 • naval battles of 1812 • hms macedonian
1812 at Sea In 1812, the small American navy, led by the ships USS Constitution and USS United States would shock the Royal Navy. uss constitution • old ironsides • hms guerriere • uss united states • hms macedonian
What is Macedon? Definition of the glossary term Macedon macedon • philip ii • alexander the great • macedonian • romans
Orthodox Christmas: Conflicts and celebrations In the Western world we often neglect that there is a vibrant church in the East. In 1954 AD the Eastern and Western churches separated. One book reviewed on BookIdeas.com advanced that Christianity was unified until the Reformation--betraying a lack of knowledge of this schism on the author's part. Anyway, today sections of this Eastern Orthodox Church celebrate Christmas. I thought I would share with you this explanation of the Orthodox traditions and how groups are trying to re-identify with their spiritual past. Many thanks to Brian J Požun for providing this insight. christmas • orthodox • struggles • identity • faith
The Army of Alexander the Great With the assassination of his father King Philip II, Alexander of Macedon inherited the most effective military machine of the ancient world. philip ii macedon • army alexander the great • philip ii military innovations political reforms • assasination philip ii macedon • alexander the great companian cavalry foot compani
Why send reporters when you can make the whole thing up?
Is the "news" being manufactured by the media to support a hidden agenda of the power elites? Talk about conspiracy! media issues • balkans • macedonia • nato • war
Aristotle The Ancient Greek Aristotle was a highly accomplished academic, philosopher, and scientist aristotle • athens • plato • alexander the great • greece
The History of the Ptolemaic Period The Ptolemaic Period was started by the invasion of Alexander the Great and finished by Mark Anthony's defeat at the Battle of Activum. the history of the ptolemaic period • macedonian conquest • ptolemy i and the construction of alexandria • the hellenisation of society • and eventual collapse
Beginning Research in Eastrern Europe 2 (Hungary to the Ukraine) This article will contain sites that are good places to orientate yourself to the first encounter with your ancestors' countries of origin. eastern european genealogy • hungarian genealogy • macedonian genealogy • moldovan genealogy • montenegro genealogy
The Hellenistic Agora While Athens loses its independence in the Hellenistic period, it is able to retain some of its dignity. hellenistic • ancient history • classical • macedon • macedonian
Thessaloniki Celebrates Greek Heritage On October 28, Thessaloniki, in northern Greece, celebrates Ochi Day with an extensive parade featuring colorful Greek costumes and a massive modern military display. thessaloniki • greece • greek costumes • macedonian region • military parade
Eumenes of Cardia Part 2/2 Eumenes was a brilliant general but he was betrayed to the enemy by his own men. eumenes • antigonus • antipater • cappadocia • foot soldiers
Olympic Airlines: Higher, Faster, Stronger? With the Olympic Games winding down, this article looks at the airline that shares a common name with the games and a somewhat close resemblance in logos. This oft-troubled airline has had a colorful history. olympic • aristotle onassis • jacqueline lee bouvier kennedy • olympic airways group of companies • olympic airways
Lake Ohrid, Macedonia Offers History and Beauty Macedonian monasteries and mosques, 11th century Byzantine art , bargain shopping and Lake Ohrid, the oldest in Europe, are reasons to visit this world heritage site. lake ohrid • world heritage site • oldest lake in europe • macedonian monasteries and mosques • icons
Alexander the Great Alexander the Great as one of the greatest warrior/statesmen in history. alexander the great • army • military • history • statesman
Feeling betrayed by "journalists"
"Journalists" aren't what they used to be--they're more advocates than journalists. media issues • journalism • advocates • television • freedom of speech
Cleopatra VII Cleopatra VII was actually the last independent ruler of Ancient Egypt, yet there have been arguments about whether or not she contributed to the society that she ruled. cleopatra vii • how did she contribute to ancient egyptian society • the last ruler of ancient egypt • a queen unable to reverse decline • mistakes that led to disaster
Potpouri: SirCam, Macedonia, Condit and the media
Media issues on SirCam virus, Macedonia and the Condit issues. media issues • e-mail viruses • computer viruses • e-mail virus • computer virus
Queen Candace of Antiquity Alexander the Great acquired his name after conquering Kemet, but he would have lost his reputation to a female military tactician general had he decided to fight her. queencandace • kemet/egypt • alexanderthegreat • akhnaton • akenten
The Colossus of Rhodes The Colossus of Rhodes was a statue dedicated to the Greek god Helios on the island of Rhodes. the colossus of rhodes • sixth wonder of the world • seven wonders of the world • temple of artemis • mausoleum of mausollos
2009 Nobel Peace Prize – 205 Names Submitted Every year around October there is much speculation about Nobel Prize winners, especially who the winner of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize will be. 2009 nobel peace prize • norwegian nobel institute • norwegian nobel committee 2007 • 2008 • former us vice-president al gore
Eumenes of Cardia Part 1/2 Eumenes of Cardia nearly beat the Macedonians at their own game after the death of Alexander the Great. eumenes • cardia • philip • macedon • alexander the great
Gadara a Greco-Roman City of the Decapolis The Jordanian city of Umm Qays formally known as Gadara, one of the Greco-Roman cities of the Decapolis, is today a place for quiet contemplation and exploration. gadara • umm qays • decapolis cities • flavius josephus • herod the great
Church and State - The Byzantine Legacy Trends into the Church and State relationship in the Byzantine Empire, and a reflection for the modern time. church • state • byzantine • orthodox • hesychasm
Alexander the Great Conquers Persia Frequently out-numbered, Alexander demonstrated risk-taking as well as strategy against the forces of Darius III, ultimately conquering the empire of Cyrus. alexander the great conquers persia • alexander and darius iii • significant battles of alexander the great • battle of granicus • battle of issus
Roxane, The First Wife Of Alexander The Great Hidden by her father in a remote fortress, a girl whose name means "little star" would come to marry the most powerful man in the world. roxane • alexander the great • afghanistan • persian empire • oxyartes
Ulica Magazine Fighting Poverty In Macedonia The Ulica magazine, published in Macedonia, aims to tackle poverty. Homeless people and the unemployed sell the magazine on the streets. ulica magazine • homelessnes in macedonia • poverty in macedonia • unemployment in macedonia • homelessness in bilota
Tolkien's Middle-earth doesn't look like Medieval Europe A refutation of the medievalist interpretation of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth. middle-earth • peter jackson • j.r.r. tolkien • medieval • feudalism
Assaults on press freedom The Committee to Protect Journalists recently released its annual report on press freedom and the number of journalists killed, injured or jailed in the past year. journalism • freedom of speech • committee to protect journalists • chian • russia
Myth-Making Have a look at what some of the great thinkers of our culture have had to say about Myth-Making. myth-making • euhemerus • freud • jung • levi-strauss
Overview of Ancient Persian City of Persepolis Around five hundred and eighteen years before the birth of Jesus, Darius I, perhaps the greatest of all the Achaemenid kings, founded the Persian city of Persepolis. persepolis • unesco world heritage site • darius i • alexander the great • xerxes
Alexander the Great Died of Typhoid Fever Alexander the Great died of Typhoid fever. alexander the great • typhoid fever • cause of death
Ancient Bosra a UNESCO World Heritage Site Bosra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and once ancient capital of the Roman province of Arabia, lies 120 kilometres south of the Syrian city of Damascus. bosra syria • roman emperor trajan • roman empire • byzantine period • basilica of bahira
Gaza Strip - its Early History Today the Gaza Strip is an isolated, overcrowded enclave bordered by Egypt to the south, Mediterranean Sea to the west and a hostile Israel to the north and east. gaza strip • gaza city • palestine • philistines • canaan
The World's Safest Airline Which airline is the world's safest? Based on passenger fatalities this is an alphabetical list of the safest airlines in the world. the safest airline world australia • safety record qantas virgin jetstar • alphabetical list • air crash fatalities • airlines easyjet emirates estonian air finnair ha
A break in the action: media shorts (Part 1)
There's more news out there than 9-11, but even that's hard to disconnect from that singular event which accelerates us all toward the most perilous times of all. media issues • macedonia • cia • hollywood • emmy awards
More media shorts (Part 2)
More news you may have missed in the media's 24/7 "war" on terrorism media issues • media criticism • michael jackson • abc • cbs
Rome and Carthage Compared Rome and Carthage differed in many ways including social, cultural, religious, and military aspects yet the final Punic War determined which power would survive. rome and carthage compared • causes of the punic wars • why rome fought carthage • trade competition in the ancient mediterranean wor • religious differences between rome and carthage
Save Money on Asparagus in the Vegetable Garden Asparagus, of the lily family, is high in folic acid and has no fat or cholesterol. It's the star of the family vegetable garden since it requires little maintenance. save money on asparagus • raised bed vegetable garden • thomas jefferson • organic food crop • soil composition
The Ghurid Sultanate, 1009-1215 The history of the Ghurid Sultanate, their liberation from the Ghaznavid Dynasty and eventual defeat by the Khwarizm Shah. afghanisatan • ghaznavid dynasty • herat • helmand valley • iran
The Mutiny of Alexander's Army in India In 326 BC, on the banks of the Hyphasis River in India, Alexander the Great's quest for Empire ground to a halt. the mutiny of alexander's army in india • the limits of alexanders empire • the empire of alexander • mutiny at the hyphasis river • alexanders return to susa
What is the Athenian Democracy Democracy was established and at work in Athens as early as Solon period in 590 BC. The democratic system helped ancient Athens achieved unmatched economic success. athenian democracy • democratic system • bronze age • ancient greeks • oligarchic revolution
A USA Led Invasion of Iran Iran is Arizona on steroids. 5.6 times larger than the Grand Canyon State, she has a sprinkling of CA beaches and Louisiana rain forests. Any fight would be tough. us invasion of iran • iraqi invasion • persian gulf • mining of the straights of hormuz • iranian topography
Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome Compared The temptation to compare and contrast two great ancient civilizations must be tempered with the fact that Greece and Rome were uniquely different communities. comparing ancient greece and rome • ancient greece and rome compared • the roman republic and greece • greek city states and empire • roman centralized power
Arak - Aniseed Liqueur This aniseed flavored liqueur is a favorite accompaniment to Meze, a cooling refreshment on a hot day, and a drink steeped in ancient history. arak • ouzo • raki • zibib • pastis |
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