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The many Crusades fought in medieval Europe

Posted on March 25, 2021 by Tony McMahon

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There wasn’t just one crusade but multiple crusades in medieval Europe from modern Spain all the way up to Russia as Tony McMahon discovers

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Category: Templar History Tags: 1204, Albigensian, armor, armour, Baltics, battle, Cathar, constantinople, crusade, crusades, Cyprus, Dandolo, doge, fourth, heresy, Holy Land, Iberian, indulgence, innocent, knight, knights, Medieval, Moors, pagan, papal, plenary, pope, Templar, Teutonic, Venice

Why Pope Clement V crushed the Knights Templar

Posted on September 23, 2017 by Tony McMahon

Tony McMahon visited Avignon, the French city where Pope Clement V lived – the pope who crushed the Knights Templar in 1307

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Category: Templar History Tags: avignon, Clement, Clement V, Czech, dark, fair, initiation, knight, knights, palace, palais, papal, papes, Philip, pope, rite, room, secret, Soumrak templářů, Templar, templars, today, tunnel

Usury and the Knights Templar

Posted on December 22, 2010 by Tony McMahon

The differences and similarities between Jewish moneylenders and the Knights Templar in the Middle Ages

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Category: Templar History Tags: banking, banks, Catholic, History Channel, jerusalem, jew, jewish, judaism, Knight Templar, Knightfall, lender, lending, Medieval, middle ages, middle east, money, moneylender, Old Testament, papal, Templar, usury