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Spiked mace

The Spiked mace was a variation of the quarrel piston and there were 2 variations also with this weapon. The first one Was built up like the quarrel piston while it a wooden or metallic stealing a ball or an ovally shaped head had at his end mostly sat which were taken with 1 to...
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Mace

The maces, or also known as flails, have emerged from the evolution of the earliest club and form the principle of impact on the body by force. Unlike clubs, however, maces mostly consisted of a wooden handle, later of metal, and a massive head. This consisted of a metallic bullet or sharp bats, which could significantly...
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Club, bat

The club counts to the oldest objects used by people which served as a weapon. The origin lies possibly already with our forefathers who have recognised by chance the blow effect from long objects, at the time probably bone or branches, and have started against congeners. With a club blow the force of a blow...
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The Knights Templar

During the First Crusade at the end of the 11th century, the Christian force conquered parts of the Middle East. After the victory, the pilgrims divided the territories and smaller states emerged, such as the county of Edessa in Armenia, the Principality of Antioch in Syren or the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Shortly thereafter, the city of...
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MBT technology carrier presented by Rheinmetall

The appearance of the new Russian main battle tank T-14 Armata has shown that German tanks are no longer up-to-date. Thus, the Ministry of Defense demanded the redevelopment of a Leopard successor. However, according to current estimates, this new tank should not be ready before 2030. But in addition to the constant improvement of the Leopard, currently...
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The fall of the Crusaders in the Middle East

With the capture of Jerusalem in 1099 and the founding of many small states such as the Principality of Antioch, the County of Edessa or the Kingdom of Jerusalem, the Christian crusaders were at the height of their power in the Middle East in the late 11th and early 12th centuries. However, it soon became clear...
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The rise of the Turks in the Middle East

In the 7th and 8th century, an Islamic empire was established on the territory of what is now the Middle East, North Africa, the Spanish Peninsula and Afghanistan. But by the end of the 9th century, this empire began to crumble. In particular, the ongoing conflict between Sunnis and Shiites shook the empire, and the emergence...
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