History

Hannibal Barkas: Warfare genius and master of strategy

Hannibal Barkas, born around 247 BC in Carthage, is considered one of the greatest military heads of antiquity. His name is still inextricably linked to the Second Punic War, which from 218 to 201... [...]

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Why ILO Convention 169 should revolutionize building regulations for shotwood houses

The construction of shotwood houses could experience a fundamental transformation, and not just because of the architectural orientation. The focus is on the ILO Convention 169, which not only protects the rights of indigenous peoples, but also far-reaching implications for... [...]
Terra Preta: The way to revitalized soils in Lusatia

In the depths of the Amazon hides a secret that not only shaped the cultures based there, but also is important for modern agriculture: Terra Preta. This extraordinary soil type could be the answer to many... [...]
Lusatian history: How the Hussite myth shapes the cultural identity of Lusatia

The Hussite myth has shaped Lusatia in a variety of ways and remains a central element of regional identity to this day. In this article, we will highlight the historical roots of the myth and the central figure of Jan Hus,... [...]
Why Lauchhammer is considered the center of art casting in Lusatia

In the middle of the Lusatian landscape, Lauchhammer is a fascinating center of art casting. This city is not only a place of tradition, but also plays a crucial role in the regional economy. Like creative work... [...]