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The Bright Ages by Matthew Gabriele & David M. Perry (Book Review)

The Middle Ages were more luminous and diverse than commonly thought, countering the myth of the 'Dark Ages.'

The Medieval Roots of Warhammer 40,000's Endless Crusade - Medievalists.net

Warhammer 40,000's endless crusades reflect historical medieval wars, depicting a grim future shaped by paranoia and unending zeal.
The perception of crusading has evolved beyond the Holy Land, encompassing broader conflicts into later centuries.

The Bright Ages by Matthew Gabriele & David M. Perry (Book Review)

The Middle Ages were more luminous and diverse than commonly thought, countering the myth of the 'Dark Ages.'

The Medieval Roots of Warhammer 40,000's Endless Crusade - Medievalists.net

Warhammer 40,000's endless crusades reflect historical medieval wars, depicting a grim future shaped by paranoia and unending zeal.
The perception of crusading has evolved beyond the Holy Land, encompassing broader conflicts into later centuries.
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Study Reveals Norway's Viking Society Was Far More Violent than Denmark's - Medievalists.net

Vikings in Norway exhibited significantly more violence than those in Denmark, as revealed by an analysis of skeletal remains. The findings challenge previous beliefs.

Tucker Carlson Starstruck By Revisionist WW2 Historian

Tucker Carlson and Darryl Cooper challenge traditional narratives about Winston Churchill, suggesting he bears major responsibility for World War Two's devastation.

The Spanish Reconquest and the Battle of Covadonga: When myths contaminate history

The article discusses how certain historical events, such as the Muslim invasion of Hispania and the Reconquest, have been interpreted and portrayed as part of Spanish nationalism and ideology.

The Nazis Came for France Once. Not Everyone There Was Upset About It.

The liberation of Paris in 1944 relied on allies' help and was more complex than the 'people's revolt against Nazi tyranny' image often depicted.
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