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Maria-Anita Ronchini
Italian researcher and writer Maria Anita holds an MA in History with a focus in Jewish Studies from LMU Munich and a BA in History from the University of Bologna.
Education:Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität Munich (LMU)MA HistoryUniversity of BolognaBA HistoryExpertise:Articles by Maria-Anita Ronchini
Saint Catherine of Siena was one of the most influential Catholic mystics in the 14th century. Here are 9 facts you need to know about her.
The Council of Trent (1545-1563) was the Roman Catholic Church’s response to the Protestant Reformation. It is commonly regarded as the beginning of the Counter-Reformation.
In June 1924, Giacomo Matteotti, a prominent opponent of fascism, was kidnapped and murdered by a group of fascists in Rome.
The Pazzi Conspiracy was a failed coup organized by the Pazzi family to overthrow Medici rule in 15th-century Florence.
In 1830, a second French Revolution, also known as the July Days, overthrew King Charles X and saw the rise of the French bourgeoisie.
In the 1790s, the Sans-culottes became one of the leading forces of the French Revolution.
In 1889, a dispute between Italy and Ethiopia over conflicting versions of the Treaty of Wuchale led to the First Italo-Ethiopian War.
Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl, documented her life in hiding from Nazi persecution. After WWII, she became an international symbol of the Holocaust.