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Freestanding towers in the countryside of Rhodes

by Lock, Peter 1949-

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Amalfi. Port on the west coast of Italy

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Catalans. The origins of Catalonia and the Catalan language lie in the break-up of the Roman province of Tarraconensis by its Visigothic rulers before the invasion of Muslim armies from north Africa in the early 8th century AD

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Crusades. The c. were a military movement first launched by pope Urban II in 1095

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Genoese. Genoa is a port on the gulf of Genoa in Liguria, some 120 km south of Milan in northwest Italy

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Observations on the global supply of small arms

by Gončar, Ksenija R., Lock, Peter 1949-

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Rüstungstechnologie und nachholende Industrialisierung

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The Frankish Tower on the Acropolis, Athens. The Photographs of William J. Stillman

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Mit Rüstung gegen Arbeitslosigkeit ?

by Albrecht, Ulrich, Lock, Peter 1949-, Wulf, Herbert

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Arbeitsplätze und Rüstung?: Warnung vor falschen Hoffnungen

by Albrecht, Ulrich, Lock, Peter 1949-, Wulf, Herbert

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Latin Empire. 1204 - 1261. The L. e. had its formal beginning with the election of Baldwin of Flanders as the first Latin emperor on 9 May 1204 and his subsequent coronation on 16 May, just over one month after the capture of Constantinople by the army of the Fourth Crusade on 12 April

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Normans. The N. were former Vikings who had settled in Normandy under Rollo in 911 and had become Frenchified

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Political History 1204 - 1261

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D. G. Hogarth (1862 - 1927): "... a Specialist in the Science of Archaeology"

by Lock, Peter 1949-, Hogarth, David George 1862-1927

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The Frankish Towers of Central Greece

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Constantinople, Sack of. 1204. The sack of Constantinople by forces of the Fourth Crusade took place on the three days following the capture of the city on Monday, 12 April 1204

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Hospitaller Knights of St John. With the Knights Templar and the Teutonic Knights, the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, also known as the Knights Hospitallers or Hospitallers, were one of the three great international military orders

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Papacy. The p. is both an institution and a concept. It is as a concept that the p. mainly figured in relations between the see of Rome and Byzantium

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Roman Catholic Church. In Greek lands the R. C. C. was distinct from the Greek Orthodox Church in that its members, known as "Latins" (Latinoi), recognized the authority of the R. C. in ecclesiastical matters and because they used Latin as their liturgical language

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The migration of scientists and engineers from the former Soviet Union: will it lead to weapons proliferation ?

by Stanley, Ruth, Lock, Peter 1949-

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