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“Better Turks than Latins!” - The Aftermath and the New City
Mehmet had now achieved the goal that for centuries had been the sacred duty of the faithful to capture the Christian capital. Born during a plague that had killed two of his brothers, he was the thir… more →
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Oud Artiste
Linda Garey wrote 11 hours ago: Hotel Bristol Proprrs J. Djirah & G. Hadjaras Constantinople Chauffage Central, Ascenseur, Lumie … more →
Islamic Crusades: Constantinople!
Steve in the swamps wrote 4 days ago: … more →
Elevator and Electric Lights!
Linda Garey wrote 5 days ago: Hotel Bristol Proprrs J. Djirah & G. Hadjaras Constantinople Chauffage Central, Ascenseur, Lumie … more →
Constantius took active part in Christian church
apuurva wrote 1 week ago: Constantius made a concerted effort to promote Christianity Constantius II of the Roman Empire Const … more →
Flavius Gratianus 23 May 359 TO 25 August 383
apuurva wrote 1 week ago: Gratianus He favoured the Christian religion Emperor of the Roman Empire A coin of Gratian. The le … more →
A Funny Thing Happened in Jerusalem
Linda Garey wrote 1 week ago: Khedivial Mail Line Greece-Turkey Service K.M.S. Osmanieh March 22, 1914 Angel dear: We hope to re … more →
Byzantine coins with JESUS.
apuurva wrote 1 week ago: Coat of arms of Byzantine empire Flag_of_PalaeologusEmperor CUP SHAPE COIN of BYZANTINE RULERS CUP S … more →
Retouching the Egregious Distortions of the Crusades
Doug Lawrence wrote 2 weeks ago: Retouching the Egregious Distortions of the Crusades Review: November 2007 By Philip Blosser. Phili … more →
“Better Turks than Latins!” - The Aftermath and the New City
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proverbs6to10 wrote 2 weeks ago: Mehmet had now achieved the goal that for centuries had been the sacred duty of the faithful to capt … more →
History is written by the losers?
Roy wrote 3 weeks ago: Recently finished a book on the fall of Constantinople in 1453. Or the conquest of Constantinople, … more →
Ephesus
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kevrekidis wrote 3 weeks ago: The Library of Celsus in Ephesus. An ancient Greek inscription and the Library of Celsus in Ephesus … more →
The Last Day of the Byzantine Empire
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Joseph Patterson wrote 1 month ago: The brilliant Aaron Taylor has a wonderful post on the fall of Constantinople which I highly recomme … more →
A poem by William Butler Yeats...
yigitk wrote 1 month ago: Sailing To Byzantium William Butler Yeats I That is no country for old men. The young In one anot … more →
Bubonic Plague kills 1 in New Mexico, USA
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yahookid wrote 1 month ago: ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — An 8-year-old New Mexico boy has died and his 10-year-old sister was hospitali … more →
History in Sivan
joyfullspirit wrote 1 month ago: 1 Sivan The Flood’s waters began to recede. 4 Sivan Over 500 Jews were forcibly baptized in C … more →
how would each war play out on a chess board?
nursheikha wrote 1 month ago: number 1 chess move – in chess move photoshop contest Originally uploaded by photoshoptalent … more →
Istanbul and Other Name Changes
thegirlingreen wrote 1 month ago: My post yesterday got me thinking about name changes. I knew that Istanbul had been Constantinople … more →
29th May 2009
Marinaki wrote 1 month ago: There is no Study Circle this week – as I’m visiting the beautiful island of Rhodes, in … more →
CONSTANTINOPLE, ISLAMBOL & ISTANBUL
ustjai wrote 1 month ago: HAGIA SOPHIA; DI SINILAH SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL-FATEH MENJADI IMAM PERTAMA SOLAT JUMAAT. SEBAIK-BAIK PEM … more →
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