Vol 4 Ep 67 - The Mongols, Part One

Vol 4 Ep 67 - The Mongols, Part One

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Vol 5 Ep 6 - BATTLE - The Battle of Lepanto ( 1571 )

For decades, Ottoman expansion had transformed the Mediterranean. Venice was threatened, Cyprus was under attack, and old European rivals faced a difficult choice: cooperate or confront the Ottomans alone. Into this crisis stepped two very different commanders, one an ambitious y ...  Show more

Vol 5 Ep 5 - The Ottoman Empire, Part Two

1566 - 1737 - The Ottoman Empire stands at the height of its power, yet a new reign brings fresh ambitions, dangerous rivalries and growing challenges. As the Mediterranean becomes the centre of an epic struggle, the balance of power begins to shift. Join me as we explore the per ...  Show more

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