VIKING HERSIR 793-1066

Discover the world of brutal, mobile Viking warriors, led by hersirs! This work analyzes their tactics, psychology, and refutes the myth of mindless killing machines. Learn about the history, culture, and tactical solutions of the hersirs who invaded the coasts of Europe in the 8th century.

• Analysis of war tactics
• Psychology in battles
• History of Norman warriors
• Brutality and mobility of Vikings
• Refuting the myth of the killing machine
• Independence of hersirs

When Norwegian Vikings first invaded the European coasts in the 8th century, they were led by representatives of the middle class known as hersirs. At that time, they were usually independent landowners or local chieftains with better equipment than their subordinates. By the end of the 10th century, the independence of the hersirs was eliminated, and they became local representatives of the kings of Norway.

This work is dedicated to these brutal, mobile warriors and analyzes their tactical solutions and psychology during warfare, dispelling the view of the Viking warrior as a killing machine. The author analyzes how the hersirs managed their teams, what strategies they adopted in battles, and how they coped with psychological challenges during combat.

This work is a must-read for anyone interested in Viking history, medieval militaria, and the psychology of war. This book helps to understand the mentality and motivations of these extraordinary warriors and provides valuable information on their tactics and strategies.

Edition: Pages: 70, Format: 18.4x24.8 cm, Year: Year of publication: 2018, cover: paperback Publisher: Napoleon V Number of pages: 70 Cover: paperback Format: 18.4x24.8 cm. An ideal book for lovers of history, Viking culture, and those wishing to deepen their knowledge of medieval war strategies and combat psychology.