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The Arsenal of Venice

The Arsenale della Repubblica di Venezia is widely regarded as the world’s first production complex organised according to proto-industrial…

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The Arsenal of Venice

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The Flight Over Vienna

More than a hundred years ago, an epic feat of Italian aviation revealed a different way of waging war — one that still deserves…

Apr 19

The original aircraft used by D’Annunzio in his flight over Vienna, now preserved at the Vittoriale. Photographs by the author.

Apr 19

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The Battle of Pavia

Exactly 500 Years Ago, the Battle of Pavia Changed European History and the Art of War

Mar 19

The capture of Francis I

Mar 19

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The Greatest Victory of the Italian Navy

In WW1, a tiny Italian motorboat sank a 21,000-tons Austro-Hungarian battleship, the biggest ship in history sunk in this way.

Nov 25, 2024

The Greatest Victory of the Italian Navy

Nov 25, 2024

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“Doctor Livingstone, I Suppose”

The true legacy of the iconic Victorian-era explorer, David Livingstone

Oct 4, 2024

David Livingston in 1864.

Oct 4, 2024

Trump seen from Italy

Concerns grow in Italy over Mr Trump’s foreign policy

Mar 13

Trump about Gaza

Mar 13

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Four Friends and a Miracle (Mark 2, 1–11)

What happened that evening in Capernaum?

Mar 9

Four friens at the pub

Mar 9

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Philosophy Today

The Evolution of the Book

How Medieval Scholars Shaped the Book as We Know It

Feb 20

A Medieval scriptorium

Feb 20

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The Concept of Force in Simon Weil

A novel interpretation of the Greek poem Iliad has the potential to enhance our comprehension of violence on women.

Feb 6

Simone Weil

Feb 6

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A Concept Map of the Causes of the Outbreak of WW1

How to study a difficult topic easily

Dec 21, 2024

A trenche in WW1

Dec 21, 2024

Martino Sacchi

Martino Sacchi

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An Italian point of view. Teacher of History and Philosophy, journalist, writer. Books of naval history. [email protected]

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