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25. 4. 1626

25.4. 1626 Battle of Dessau

Albrecht of Wallenstein's well-chosen tactics won the Imperial Army one of the most important clashes of the Thirty Years' War. Count Mansfeld had to flee, losing four thousand men. The Battle of Dessau took place on April 25, 1626.

Pompeii's evil twin: A flooded city of vice at the bottom of the Bay of Naples

The ancient Roman city of Baiae was situated on the northwestern coast of the Bay of Naples. At the time of its greatest prosperity, especially towards the end of the Roman Republic, it was considered a fashionable centre of the famous for its hedonistic entertainments and associated scandals, a kind of Las Vegas of the ancient Roman Empire.

24. 4. 1961

24.4. 1961 The warship Vasa was recovered from the sea

To this day she is one of the most beautiful and magnificent warships ever built. But the Swedish Vasa sank shortly after sailing. She was not recovered from the Baltic Sea until 24 April 1961.

23. 4. 1945

23.4. 1945 Liberation of Brno began

A large part of Brno celebrated its liberation just three days after the Red Army arrived in the city. It happened on 23 April 1945, when Marshal Malinovsky himself gave the order for the final attack from Major General Afonin's observation post on the hill above Křepice.

22. 4. 1467

22.4. 1467 George of Poděbrady against the Green Mountain Unity

After several attempts at reconciliation, Jiří of Poděbrady declared war on Zielona Góra Unity on 22 April 1467. The siege of towns, castles and fortresses ended in victory for the Czech monarch. However, it was far from a definitive peace in the future.

22. 4. 2020

František Fero Morovič died

We arevery sorry to announce that our friend, big fan of searching and longtime business partner František Morovič died yesterday night, probably of a heart attack. He had worked with Lovecpoklad in Slovakia for many years and was one of the people we started with back in the day.

21. 4. 1757

21 Apr 1757 Battle of Liberec

Hundreds of dead were killed on 21 April 1757 at the Battle of Liberec, which was part of the Seven Years' War. The Prussian and Austrian armies clashed. Civilians subsequently died of typhus, which spread through the town.

Upgrade v02.77 for Nokta Makro Simplex+

There is a new upgrade for the Nokta Makro Simplex+ metal detector. There are a lot of changes so we will take them point by point as it is really worth it!

20. 4. 1854

20.4. 1854 The first railway carriage left Ringhoffer's workshop

He was a well-known patron and businessman. František Ringhoffer built a factory in Prague's Smichov district, where he produced railway carriages. They were used by monarchs like Franz Josef.