Stefan Pajovic
A former independent post-doc researcher from Serbia, Stefan regularly took part in scientific conferences and published academic papers. His areas of interest include Anglophone literature, as well as cultural studies. He actively promoted science by holding workshops and lectures. In his free time, he likes to swim and travel his home country.
Articles by Stefan Pajovic
The Revolutionary War: Does It Really Matter Who Fired the First Shot?Immortalized by Emerson’s poem, the “shot heard round the world” that started the Revolutionary War is a tale of American conflict and defiance.
19th Century Hawaiian History: The Birthplace of US InterventionismHawaiian history marks the year 1893 as the year Hawaiians lost independence, but it was merely the first chapter in the long history of American interventionism.
Hawaiian history marks the year 1893 as the year Hawaiians lost independence, but it was merely the first chapter in the long history of American interventionism.
The Not-so-Romantic Truth Behind Paul Revere’s Lauded RidePaul Revere’s midnight ride at the dawn of the Revolutionary War made the American silversmith the stuff of legends. However, the mundane truth behind the myth is far less romantic.
Paul Revere’s midnight ride at the dawn of the Revolutionary War made the American silversmith the stuff of legends. However, the mundane truth behind the myth is far less romantic.