The story of Constantinople is a fascinating one that dates back millennia to when this mega-city was a small Greek town ...
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The sack of Constantinople in 1204, how the Fourth Crusade turned on the greatest city in Christendom
In April 1204, Crusader armies breached the walls of Constantinople after a brutal siege shaped by chance, wind, and desperation. What followed was not victory but catastrophe, as the greatest city in ...
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The walls protecting the city of Constantinople were the most famous of the medieval world, according to historynet.com, which wrote: “The main line of defense was the Inner Wall, 40 feet in height ...
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