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Types of Pizza

Types of Pizza We may debate which country invented pizza, but there's no denying that it's one of the most popular foods found throughout the world. The word pizza, which comes from the word pita , means 'pie.' So be careful: calling it a pizza pie is sort of like saying "I'll have the soup de jour of the day." The below list is by no means exhaustive. It's just meant to drop a little knowledge on you about some of the more popular permutations found in different regions of the world. 1. Lahma Bi Ajeen This scrumptious version of pizza, which literally translates into "meat with dough," is brought to you by the Lebanese (other parts of the Middle East call it by other names) and is made with minced onions, usually ground lamb, cumin and yogurt. If you have never tried it, you really must! Soo delicious. 2. Margherita The pizza Margherita is just over a century old and is named after HM Queen Margherita of Italy, wife of Ki

Battle of Nations Monument

Battle of Nations Monument The colossal Battle of Nations Memorial illustrates the use of monuments to create cultural memory and national consciousness. Begun in 1871, after the proclamation of the Second German Empire, it was erected on the site of the Battle of Nations near Leipzig, a battle in October 1813 in which nearly 1 million soldiers from Austria, Britain, Russia, France, Prussia and the other German states fought to determine the future of Europe. Under Napoleon the outnumbered French forces managed to beat back the larger armies of the Allies for over a day, but then retreated in defeat, marking the end of Napoleon's Empire east of the Rhine River. Although some Germans fought on the side of the French, Germans remembered the event as one of the founding moments of the German Nation, for it was the first time that troops from nearly all the independent German states--Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony, Hesse, Hanover, etc.--were united against the French enemy. The

History of Victory Column

Victory Column Located in the middle of the city of Berlin, the Victory Column is a warlike building, commemorating Prussia's military victories in its wars against Denmark, Austria and France. It was originally located in front of the Reichstag before being moved a few hundred metres further to its present location in 1939. It is an emblematic building of Germany and Berlin. And its ascent allows you to enjoy a magnificent panorama! History and meaning of the Berlin Victory Column Germany as we know it, with its borders and national identity, is a recent state. Indeed, Prussia, Bavaria, as well as the various German Länder, are an integral part of a political entity, the German Confederation. This confederation, which was created in 1815 and to which Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark gradually joined, aims to politically replace the Holy Roman Empire dissolved in 1806. In this political system, each Länder has its princes and almost complete politic

Front Office Management - Introduction

Every multi-departmental physical business needs to have a front office or reception to receive the visitors. Front Office Department is the face and as well as the voice of a business. Regardless of the star rating of the hotel or the hotel type, the hotel has a front office as its most visible department. For a business such as hospitality, the front office department comes with an aspect of elevating customer experience with the business. Front Office department is a common link between the customers and the business. Let us learn more about it. What is Front Office Department? It is the one of the many departments of the hotel business which directly interacts with the customers when they first arrive at the hotel. The staff of this department is very visible to the guests. Front office staff handles the transactions between the hotel and its guests. The staff receives the guests, handles their requests, and strikes the first impression about the hotel into their