Napoleon's Historic Pistols Fetch 1.69 Million Euros at Auction, Reflecting Enduring Legacy
Two pistols owned by Napoleon I, classified as national treasures, were sold for 1.69 million euros at a recent auction in France. These historic weapons, linked to Napoleon's attempted suicide, highlight the enduring fascination with his legacy.
Protests Escalate Over Odelia Friedman's Controversial Appointment as Meditech CEO
Center Pompidou's Jersey City Expansion Suspended Due to High Costs
Ismaïl Kadaré's Enduring Legacy: How Literature Defied Tyranny
Historic Change: Judi Dench and Siân Philips Break Barriers at London's Garrick Club
Center Pompidou Shuts Down Amid Strike for Olympic Bonuses, Reflecting Wider Cultural Sector Struggles
Legendary Sword Durandal Stolen from Rocamadour: A Cultural Loss
2024/7/3
Legendary Sword Durandal Stolen from Rocamadour: A Cultural Loss
The legendary sword Durandal, embedded in the rocks of Rocamadour for centuries, has been stolen. This cultural loss has shocked the local community and sparked an investigation. Learn more about the sword's history and the ongoing efforts to recover it.
Center Pompidou's Jersey City Expansion Suspended Due to High Costs
The Center Pompidou's expansion to Jersey City has been suspended due to financial constraints and political challenges. The project faced escalating costs, leading New Jersey to cancel funding. Discussions for potential solutions continue.
Historic Change: Judi Dench and Siân Philips Break Barriers at London's Garrick Club
The Garrick Club in London has admitted its first female members, actresses Judi Dench and Siân Philips, marking a historic change for the institution. This decision follows years of criticism and a recent vote to include women.