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Twenty million books were printed in Europe within 50 years of Johannes Gutenberg's invention of the printing press in the 15th century.
Within 15 years of Johannes Gutenberg's invention, the number of books in circulation skyrocketed from zero to 20 million across Europe.
August 24, 410 AD marks the day when the Visigoths invaded Rome, ending 800 years of Roman dominance and igniting centuries of turmoil in Europe.
Leonardo da Vinci completed the Mona Lisa around 1504, a painting that has become the best-known artwork in history.
A 7-meter-high block of marble, deemed useless by previous sculptors, becomes the canvas for Michelangelo's iconic statue of David.
In 1911, an unknown intruder stole the Mona Lisa from the Louvre, leading to a worldwide manhunt and sensational media coverage.
Rome's history spans 28 centuries, with ancient temples and amphitheaters integrated into the city's modern urban design.
Two centuries passed before Paraty regained its population after the gold road was rerouted through Rio de Janeiro, leaving the city nearly abandoned.
Giacomo Casanova, an 18th-century musician, cleric, spy, and lover, is known for his inventions and tumultuous life documented in his letters.
Giacomo Casanova's life as a Renaissance figure is explored through his letters, revealing his roles as a lover, musician, cleric, and spy, along with his adventures and losses.
Giacomo Casanova's life as a musician, cleric, and spy is explored through his letters found in Duchov Palace, revealing his complex character and historical context.
Fontainebleau, a historic royal residence near Paris, showcases its transformation from a medieval castle to a grand palace, reflecting the legacy of French monarchs and artists.
Conan and Jordan share their Italian adventures, including art classes in Florence and Carnivale.
Sir Tim Hunt's sexist comments spark debate on women's roles in the sciences with Milo and Dr. Grossman.
Jordan Schlansky takes a drawing class at the Accademia d'Arte e Italiano in Florence.
Michael Moore faced restrictions from General Motors when attempting to conduct press interviews at the GM Renaissance Center, leading to a makeshift press event at a nearby Marriott.
The video highlights how the invention of numbers 0-9 transformed calculations in Europe.
