Four Medieval Online Courses Coming in January - Medievalists.net
The Middle Ages online courses offer diverse insights into history, magic, and culture, accessible from home, starting January.
The Battle For Jerusalem
The historical significance of Jerusalem has led to major conflicts between Christians and Muslims for centuries, shaping religious and political dynamics.
Four Medieval Online Courses Coming in January - Medievalists.net
The Middle Ages online courses offer diverse insights into history, magic, and culture, accessible from home, starting January.
The Battle For Jerusalem
The historical significance of Jerusalem has led to major conflicts between Christians and Muslims for centuries, shaping religious and political dynamics.
Did the Templars Have a Secret Treasure? - Medievalists.net
Templar wealth was derived from privileges, sparking envy and misconceptions of greed, contrasting their founding principles of poverty.
10 Free Medieval Articles from The English Historical Review - Medievalists.net
The English Historical Review has published its 600th issue, highlighting significant medieval scholarship.
Pete Hegseth and His Battle Cry' for a New Christian Crusade
Pete Hegseth's appointment as Secretary of Defense reflects a combative Christian nationalism, drawing parallels to the Crusades despite controversy surrounding his past.
New Medieval Books: The Crusades and the Far-Right in the Twenty-First Century - Medievalists.net
The Crusades serve as a powerful and misused symbol in Far-Right extremism today.
New Medieval Books: Frankish Jerusalem - Medievalists.net
Jerusalem underwent significant transformation post-Crusades, driven by new settlers reshaping its socio-economic and urban landscape in the 12th century.
The Knights Templar in Battle: Fanatics or Pragmatists? - Medievalists.net
Modern portrayals of Templar Knights often misrepresent their military conduct, particularly around the Battle of Cresson, where caution was more common than recklessness.
Medieval Marauders: The Ruthless Scavengers of War - Medievalists.net
The medieval battlefield was also exploited by opportunistic scavengers and thieves navigating the blurred lines of civilian and military criminality.