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14 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
92 Folgen
seit 13. September 2024
episodic

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In March 1452, Richard, Duke of York, confronted Henry VI with an army at Dartford. His demand was action against the Duke of Somerset, the powerful royal adviser he blamed for disastrous government and military failure. But York's attempt to force a hearing ended in submission rather than victory.…

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The Battle of Dorylaeum

On 1 July 1097, Seljuk mounted archers attacked an isolated column of the First Crusade near Dorylaeum. Bohemond of Taranto gathered his knights, infantry and camp followers into a defensive position, but Kilij Arslan's cavalry surrounded them. With arrows falling on the camp, Bohemond sent for the…
In July 1777, Lieutenant-General John Burgoyne led a powerful British and German army south from Canada towards Fort Ticonderoga, one of the most celebrated American strongholds of the Revolutionary War. Yet the fortress's imposing walls concealed a fatal weakness. When British engineers hauled art…

The Battle of Edgehill

The Battle of Edgehill, fought in Warwickshire on 23 October 1642, was the first major pitched battle of the English Civil War. King Charles I's Royalist army was marching towards London when it encountered the Parliamentarian forces of the Earl of Essex near Kineton. Prince Rupert's cavalry swept …

The Invasion of Poland

On 1 September 1939, German forces invaded Poland from the north, west and south. Just sixteen days later, the Soviet Union attacked from the east. In this episode of Compact Warfare, we examine the diplomatic manoeuvring that left Poland exposed, the German strategy behind Fall Weiss, the defence …

The Battle of Valmy

On 20 September 1792, revolutionary France faced a formidable Prussian-led invasion near the village of Valmy. What followed was less a conventional battle than a prolonged artillery duel, yet its consequences were enormous. Discover how French commanders Charles Dumouriez and François Kellermann h…
In May 1097, the armies of the First Crusade reached Nicaea, the fortified capital of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rûm. With towering walls, an open route across Lake Ascanius and Sultan Kilij Arslan returning with a relief army, capturing the city would require close cooperation between the crusaders a…
For nearly six years, Allied merchant ships fought to keep Britain supplied while German U-boats attempted to sever the Atlantic lifeline. Discover how convoys, wolf packs, Enigma intelligence, escort carriers, long-range aircraft and a fierce industrial contest shaped the longest continuous campai…
On 19 April 1775, British regulars marched from Boston towards Concord with orders to seize colonial military supplies. Warned by a network of riders, including Paul Revere, William Dawes and Samuel Prescott, militia companies gathered across the Massachusetts countryside. The result was a series o…
The Battle of Edington was one of the most important turning points in early English history. In 878, Alfred the Great emerged from hiding in the Somerset marshes, gathered the fighting men of Wessex, and defeated Guthrum's Viking army. The victory did not end Viking power in England, but it saved …
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