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79Travian for beginners - One of the most popular browser game
If you have played or are playing a Travian the browser game at the moment, and are beginner or rookie, I’ll give you a few tips that will guarantee attack free status… For best results you should...
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72Travian the on-line browser game - What is travian and how does it work?
Travian is an on-line tribal game. It's a browser based game, where you join a Travian World and become the leader of a small village. You manage resources, troops, people, etc . You build up villages, create...
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56The Gothic Interiors
The Gothic Period is the pointed period, and dominated the art of Europe from about the tenth to the fifteenth century. Its origin was Teutonic, its development and perfection French. At first, the...
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68The Grimm Brothers from Germany
Jacob Ludwig Karl Grimm and Wilhelm Karl Grimm, also known as the Grimm Brothers or Brothers Grimm, were from Hanau (near Frankfurt), Germany. When Jacob was eleven years of age, their father died, forcing...
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64Trakehner
The Teutonic Knights discovered the native Schwaikerpferd in the 13th century during their crusades. It was a small primitive horse. The knights bred them for the military. The Ostsiedlung (east settlement)...
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53The History of Easter
Easter is an annual festival commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the principle feast of the Christian year. Easter is considered a moveable feast since it is never celebrated on the same day...
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62The Queen of Christmas
January 6th or Twelfth Night was when people once celebrated Christmas but It is also the time when the Teutonic people celebrated the Feast of Berchte or Berchta. Bechte was a German fairy woman who ...
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60Quick Review of the Nibelungenlied
The Nibelungenlied is translated as “The Song of the Nibelungs”. It is an epic poem and tragedy whose author is unknown, though it is believed that the author was a poet from the German court of...
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