04 Jun 2022
Macht und Armut: Die Mönche von Cluny
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The Glorious Story of Castles
The Glorious Story of Castles Carriers of myths and legends, castles strongly mark our imaginations, appearing most often as the pivot of a dark and barbaric period. Reality is different. They are full of mystery and grandeur, emblematic abstractions of the Middle Ages, they testify to medieval civilization.
2018
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Nick Mercer Host
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