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Mesopotamia. 5000BC. Tigris-Euphrates river plain where civilization began. 550BC Persia. 331BC Alexander. 115 Rome. 637 Moslem. 13C Mongol. 1534 Ottoman. Babylon. Akkad. Ur. Iraq.
Messerschmidt, Willy. 1898-1978. German plane designer and manufacturer, WWII.
Messiah. Redeemer of Christianity, Judaism, Islam who would come from God to save humanity.
Messina. 730BC Greek. 396BC Carthage. 264BC Independent. 535 Byzantine. 843 Saracens sack. 1061 Norman...«Sicily.
Metellus, Macedonicus. -115BC. Roman censor. Advocated compulsory marriage to increase birthrate 131BC.
Meyerbeer, Giacomo. 1791-1864. German operatic composer of French opera. Les Huguenots 1836.
Michael. 1596-1645. Russian czar 1613-. First of Romanov dynasty.
Michael the Brave. 1558-1601. Prince of Wallachia. United Romania 1600.
Michelangelo. 1475-1564. Florentine sculptor, painter, architect, poet. Obsessed with reproducing the human form. Pieta 1497. David 1501-4. Sistine Chapel Ceiling 1508-12. Moses 1515. Bound Slave. Medici Tomb 1520. Last Judgement 1534-41. St. Peters cupola 1547.
Mickiewicz, Adam. 1798-1855. Polish Romantic poet. Pan Tadeusz 1834.
Middleton, Thomas. 1570-1627. English satiric dramatist. Changeling 1622. Woman Beware Women 1621.
Midgard. Norse middle earth. Home of the human race.
Midhat Pasha. 1822-83. Turkish Vizier. First Ottoman constitution 1876.
Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig. 1886-1969. German/US Bauhaus architect. Glass and steel. Glass Skyscraper 1921. -“less is more”.
Mihajlovitch, Dragoljub. 1893-1946. Yugoslav royalist WWII leader vs Tito. Executed for collaboration with Germany; exonerated by US.
Milan. 1854-1901. Serbian prince 1868-, king 1882-9. Won independence from Ottomans 1878.
Mile. 1593. English statute mile based on Roman Mille Passus, 1000 paces.
Military Conversations. 1906-14. English, French military staff prepare for war with Germany.
Miller, Arthur. 1915-2005. US playwright. Death of a Salesman 1949. Crucible 1953.
Miltriades. c540-489BC. Victorious commander at Marathon.
Mindon Min. 1814-78. Burmese king 1853-. Founded Mandalay. Golden age. Ceded lower Burma to British.
Minerva. Roman goddess of wisdom and arts = Athena.
Minotaur. Half-man, half-bull killed by Theseus in the Labyrinth on Crete. Fed tribute of children.
Minuit, Peter. 1580-1638. Dutch purchaser of Manhattan for $24, 1626.
Mithradatic Wars. 88~63BC. Mithradates defeated. Romans annex Pontus.