THE ARMIES OF MEDIEVAL GERMANY 1000-1300

Discover the fascinating history of the organization and war campaigns conducted by the armies of medieval Germany in the years 1000-1300. This is an insightful analysis that takes us back to the times of knights, castles and battles, showing the realities of the conflicts of that time. Find out how the feudal lords took care of their rights and what measures they used in disputes when peaceful solutions failed.

• Detailed analysis of the organization of German armies in the Middle Ages
• Description of war campaigns from 1000-1300
• Rich collection of photographs and illustrations
• Eight color plates by Graham Turner
• Edition in format 18.5x25 cm
• Paperback binding for durability

Medieval Germany, where violence was an accepted means, but with some limitations. Feudal lords resorted to it to defend their rights when peaceful means failed. Christopher Gravett analyzes the organization and war campaigns of the German armies in the years 1000-1300, presenting rich illustrative material, including photographs and color plates by Graham Turner.

Napoleon V Publishing House presents a publication that takes the reader into the reality of medieval conflicts. The notebook contains detailed descriptions of the organization of armies, war tactics and the lives of soldiers. Thanks to photographs and illustrations, we can see what armor, weapons and fortifications looked like. Graham Turner's color plates add realism and allow for a better understanding of the events of that time.

This book is not only dry historical facts, but also a story about the people who lived in those times. We learn about their motives, fears and aspirations. Thanks to this, we can better understand the historical context and see what life was like in medieval Germany. It is a must-read for all military history enthusiasts.

This publication is a compendium of knowledge about medieval German armies. Christopher Gravett, thanks to his insightful analysis, allows us to understand the then-realities of conflicts and military organizations. The rich illustrative material, including photographs and color plates, adds realism and allows for a better understanding of the events of that time. We recommend this book to all lovers of military history and the Middle Ages.