Ese no es un problema de la Historia en sí, sino del establishment académico donde impera aún el "magister dixit" que deben acatar quienes quieren vivir de ese mismo sistema. Como le ocurre a una carrera como la Historia. Con pocas salidas de mercado. Eso implica👇
describen el problema perfectamente. "Un profesor de Harvard" lo relata para los economistas estadounidenses. "Novela ácida universitaria" para otros campos, no necesariamente la Historia, en España. Claro que la Historia es Ciencia, los que tememos la suerte de trabajar 👇
Impresionante en su sencillez
El cordero apocalíptico de siete ojos procedente del conjunto de pinturas murales románicas de la iglesia de Sant Climent de Taüll (La Vall de Boí), en la actualidad expuesto en el @MuseuNac_Cat de Barcelona
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El cordero apocalíptico de siete ojos procedente del conjunto de pinturas murales románicas de la iglesia de Sant Climent de Taüll (La Vall de Boí), en la actualidad expuesto en el @MuseuNac_Cat de Barcelona
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On this day in 1943, the Kingdom of Italy, which surrendered unconditionally to the Allies in September, officially joins the alliance and declares war on Nazi Germany.
Joseph Warren, M. D., politician, soldier and composer: "Free America", his great revolutionary hit 🤔
Dr. Joseph Warren was a close friend and family doctor to John and Abigail Adams. Not long before Dr. Warren died, their son, seven-year-old John Quincy suffered a badly fractured finger that risked amputation. Dr. Warren stepped in and used an ingenious array of splints to successfully save the finger, allowing the future president to regain full use of his hand and write normally for the rest of his life. John Quincy Adams never forgot the compassionate medical care he received. Years later, he recounted being deeply devastated by Dr. Warren's tragic death at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775, writing about mingling his tears with his mother's over the loss of his "beloved physician".
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Dr. Joseph Warren was a close friend and family doctor to John and Abigail Adams. Not long before Dr. Warren died, their son, seven-year-old John Quincy suffered a badly fractured finger that risked amputation. Dr. Warren stepped in and used an ingenious array of splints to successfully save the finger, allowing the future president to regain full use of his hand and write normally for the rest of his life. John Quincy Adams never forgot the compassionate medical care he received. Years later, he recounted being deeply devastated by Dr. Warren's tragic death at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775, writing about mingling his tears with his mother's over the loss of his "beloved physician".
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El mantenimiento y la limpieza forman parte de la #ConservaciónPreventiva, un conjunto de medidas destinadas a evitar el deterioro de las colecciones sin alterar las obras, y os lo mostramos en #NavalalDescubierto.
La limpieza de piezas se realiza de forma mecánica y delicada.
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🌍👑 On the occasion of the All Saints holidays, young and old are invited to gather with their families for a visit and then a workshop that retraces the Napoleonic epic.
📅 Week-ends and wednesdays from 17 october to 1st november 2026
📍 Salles de l’Empire
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Saint Erkenwald is the 7th-century Saxon prince and Bishop of London who became the city's patron saint ❤️
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Le 14 octobre 1806, il y a 220 ans, les troupes impériales de Napoléon Ier remportent une double victoire à Iéna et Auerstedt contre les Prussiens.
L'exploit est fulgurant : l'armée prussienne, forte de 250 000 hommes, a été mise en pièces et balayée en une seule journée.
L'Empereur va pouvoir entrer triomphalement à Berlin. il faudra encore quelques mois pour finir la guerre de la quatrième coalition, à l'issue de laquelle la Prusse perdra une grande partie de son territoire.
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14 October 1066. Norman Duke “William the Conqueror” defeated and killed Harold Godwinson of England at the Battle of Hastings and claimed the English throne. The battle occurred approximately 7 miles northwest of Hastings, close to the present-day town of Battle, East Sussex.
Exactly. Until the victory of the allied forces in Vitoria. Then enough was enough at last
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On this day in 1806 the battles of Jena – Auerstedt were fought.
During these engagements the forces of France decisively defeated two Prussian armies.
The result was the complete subjugation of the Kingdom of Prussia.
Es #MiércolesMendizabal. El día para recordar a ese general español que luchó contra la invasión napoleónica en España
