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The Crusades (TV 1995)Terry Jones presents the history of the medieval religious wars in the middle-east known as the Crusades. |
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Title: The Crusades (TV 1995)
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Preacher
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Radulph of Caen /
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Hugh of France
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Suheil Zakkar | ... |
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Sean Arnold | ... |
St. Bernard
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Jaromír Borek | ... |
Narrator, German Version
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Victor Couzyn | ... |
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William of Tyre
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Fikret Isiltan | ... |
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Christopher Lamb | ... |
Richard I
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Norbert Langer | ... |
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David Lazenby | ... |
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In this series, Terry Jones presents the recounting of the religious wars for control of the "Holy Lands" waged by Christian Europe against the Islamic world. In addition, Terry Jones recreates specific aspects of those events by exploring the lives of pivotal figures, the technology and the politics of the era. Furthermore, Terry Jones also shows how these acts of religious bigotry at its worst have led to many of the political and ethnic problems we have today. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
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middle east | crusades | bigotry | medieval times | religious persecution |Taglines:
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10 January 1995 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Crusades: Pilgrim in Arms See more »Company Credits
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At times this documentary was disturbing, talking about pogroms and mass slaughter; then, in the next scene, the topic will switch to Monty Python. And Terry Jones (a former Python) actually makes it work! Watch it (provided you have 4 hours on your hands). You'll learn lots and won't get bored--I promise.