Bombed Medieval Churches: Tragedy and History in London
Many great medieval buildings were bombed in World War Two such as Coventry Cathedral and the Templar church in London as Tony McMahon discovers

Templar History is all about the facts and key dates. This is the serious history stuff as opposed to the conspiracy theories, which I also cover.
Many great medieval buildings were bombed in World War Two such as Coventry Cathedral and the Templar church in London as Tony McMahon discovers
The Knights Templar named an English town, Baldock, after the Iraqi city of Baghdad to emulate its extreme wealth
In the wooded landscape of Sintra in Portugal is an alleged Templar well used for initiation ceremonies as Tony McMahon discovers
King Philip of France who crushed the Knights Templar had his body dug up and treated like garbage – was this the final revenge of the Knights?
The murder of Thomas Becket was celebrated on the fifth day of Christmas to remember his killing in the year 1170 as Tony McMahon discovers
The Knights Templar were accused of pollution and dumping in 1306 by the Earl of Lincoln as Tony McMahon discovers
Pope Clement V tried to save the Knights Templar but found himself up against King Philip of France who got his way as Tony McMahon discovers
The Knights Templar were accused of worshipping a magical cord that proved they were influenced by Islam or the Cathars as Tony McMahon discovers
Tony McMahon looks at evidence that the Knights Templar were infiltrated by spies sent in by the King of France
The Knights Hospitaller were once based near Alexandra Palace in north London according to a Victorian source
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