one of the stories most amazing military What the European wars left us (not a little…) happened in a remote part of the Alps, in the Rhine Valley, precisely in a region that usually remains neutral in the event of a war. We are talking about the Principality of Liechtenstein, sixth smallest country in the world, but where forty thousand people live. In 1866, Liechtensteins went to fight in the Austro-Prussian War. Its mission was to defend the Brenner Pass, a strategic mountain pass between Italy and Austria. But it was relatively quiet work in a seven-week war. Legend has it that not only did the Liechtenstein army not lose a man in the war, 80 soldiers went to war… and 81 soldiers came back! How is this possible? In an apparently idyllic mountain setting, amongst beers and wines, to kill the guards’ time, an Austrian or Italian soldier joined them with the idea of starting a new life in another country. Don’t tell me this isn’t an interesting story: you send 80 men to war and you send 81 back. I wish all wars were like this.
In our special challenge for LEB Oro, our kids have a trip to Madrid this weekend. They face each other on Sunday after beating third place in the league, which has dropped to sixth place. Movistar Students, but is one of the favorites for promotion, accumulating three consecutive defeats. Wizink Center will push with all its might to keep schoolchildren inside playoff docksHLA Alicante will struggle to show that Arcos’ solvency, Matulionis, is in great numbers. lockeffectiveness Rakocevic and Gatell’s credibility was not a mirage in the win over Lleida. A golden opportunity for the recently signed Kadeem Coleby to feature in Monclova game systems.
They will not be alone in this competition: Lucena fans will feel their courage in the student arena. At the final count among the players and those displaced to cheer, I don’t know if we will have eighty soldiers sent to fight at the Estudiantes fortress. But I know that as Liechtenstein army legendIf 81 returns, it’s because they have the long-awaited victory under their arms.