Victor Tribunsky's Blog – April 2014 Archive (2)

How Arabic Toledo Revived European Civilization

Toledo, Spain.

From 712 to 1085 the Spanish city Toledo–now one of the most visited tourist cities of Spain–belonged to the Moors, who called it Tulaytula. By that time, Europe had slowly forgotten all the achievements of the Greeks and Romans, having deteriorated into some muddy backwater of overall illiteracy and grubbiness, but the Arab world kept rapidly developing. Nowadays it’s hard to imagine that back then science prospered in Bagdad, Cairo, Cordoba, and Toledo, rather than in…

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Added by Victor Tribunsky on April 11, 2014 at 9:46am — No Comments

The Story of Our Sailing in Croatia

By Irina



Sailing in Croatia.



Do you remember the famous Eastern aphorism "Be careful with your wishes–sometimes they come true"? That is how I was going to entitle this story. However, today we will speak about sailing in Croatia, Croatian cities, islands, and people.



For some time, my dearest served in the navy. From time to time, he told me romantic stories about the sea, dolphins, sailing, and the wind blowing in your face. So, what…

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Added by Victor Tribunsky on April 7, 2014 at 9:58am — No Comments

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