THE TEUTONIC KNIGHT 1190-1561

Discover the fascinating history of the Teutonic Order, one of the most influential and militarized congregations of brother-knights in medieval Europe. This detailed work by David Nicolle takes us back to the times of crusades, battles, and political intrigues, showing the life, beliefs, and war experiences of the Teutonic Knights over the centuries.

• Detailed illustrations and numerous photographs
• History of the Order from its beginnings to the 16th century
• Description of the life and beliefs of the Teutonic Knights
• Analysis of war experiences and tactics
• Edition in format 18.5x25 cm
• 66 pages full of knowledge

The Teutonic Order, initially focused on maintaining the Latin states in the Middle East, after losing its possessions there in the 13th century, moved its activities to the Baltic territories. There, he took part in crusades against the pagan Prussians, Orthodox Ruthenians and the Catholic Kingdom of Poland. Their presence in these areas forever changed the history of the region, leaving a lasting mark on culture and politics.

This work by David Nicolle is not only a dry description of historical facts, but above all an insightful study of the life and mentality of the knights of the order. Thanks to detailed illustrations and photographs, the reader has the opportunity to see what their armament looked like, how they lived every day and what values they professed. It is a fascinating journey in time that allows you to better understand the phenomenon of the Teutonic Order and its impact on the history of Europe.

Napoleon V Publishing House took care of high editorial quality, offering the reader an aesthetic and durable edition. The paperback cover and the 18.5x25 cm format make the book comfortable to read and store. It is an ideal item for all lovers of medieval history, militaria and the Teutonic Order.