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Assassins vs Templars: The Crusades
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Islamic, Christian and Jewish blood spilled across three centuries in the Eastern Mediterranean and Levant, all under the sanction of the Latin Church. The impact of the eight Crusades reverberated across the Medieval world. So, what was the fighting about? Were the relationships between Islamic and Christian groups always hostile? And what are the lasting legacies of the Crusades? Jonathan Phillips joins Dan Snow to find out.
An original Ubisoft series, produced by History Hit with post-production by Paradiso Media.
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Manage episode 357793050 series 3341264
Islamic, Christian and Jewish blood spilled across three centuries in the Eastern Mediterranean and Levant, all under the sanction of the Latin Church. The impact of the eight Crusades reverberated across the Medieval world. So, what was the fighting about? Were the relationships between Islamic and Christian groups always hostile? And what are the lasting legacies of the Crusades? Jonathan Phillips joins Dan Snow to find out.
An original Ubisoft series, produced by History Hit with post-production by Paradiso Media.
If you liked this podcast please subscribe, share, rate & review.
To find out more go to this website or find us on Facebook & Twitter.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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