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Dale Pappas
Dale Pappas is an author and educator based in Miami, Florida, and Athens, Greece. Dale has taught History and Academic Writing at the high school and university levels in the United States and Europe. He holds a PhD in Modern European History from the University of Miami. Dale researches the history of tourism in the Mediterranean and the political history of Modern Greece.
Education:University of Miami, 2021PhD Modern European HistoryUniversity of Miami, 2018MA HistorySaint Joseph's University, 2014BA History & Italian StudiesExpertise:Articles by Dale Pappas
This article explores Rome’s history from the rise of the Roman Empire to modern times through the history of 11 iconic monuments.
Napoleon's Continental System, a boycott of British commerce across Europe between 1806 and 1814, led to a brief war between Britain and Russia: the Anglo-Russian War.
Few historical figures receive as much attention as Napoleon Bonaparte. But what do we really know about Napoleon’s life, family, and personality?
Before Napoleon Bonaparte catapulted to fame during the French Revolutionary Wars of the 1790s, the Mediterranean island of Corsica’s most famous figure was Pasquale Paoli.
Read on for a brief history of over five centuries of (mostly) Swiss neutrality.
From an assassination attempt to danger on the battlefield, sources reveal Washington faced many risks during the American Revolution.
Between 1790 and 1795, the United States fought its first war since the American Revolution against a Native American coalition led by Miami Chief Little Turtle.
In 1776, the first of over 30,000 German troops, collectively called Hessians, joined British efforts to crush the rebellion in America. What role did they play?