This collection of essays explores such question as why Suleiman the Magnificent attacked Rhodes, what made the 1522 siege successful, and how the Rhodian population, the Knights Hospitaller, the Eastern and Western Mediterranean and Europe in general were affected by the loss of Rhodes.
This collection of essays explores such question as why Suleiman the Magnificent attacked Rhodes, what made the 1522 siege successful, and how the Rhodian population, the Knights Hospitaller, the Eastern and Western Mediterranean and Europe in general were affected by the loss of Rhodes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Simon David Phillips is a research fellow in late medieval and early modern history at the University of Cyprus. His main research interests are on the Knights Hospitaller on Rhodes, ecclesiastical history, and the history of islands. His publications include the monograph The Prior of the Knights Hospitaller in Late Medieval England and, with Emanuel Buttigieg, the collected volume Islands and Military Orders, c. 1291-c.1798. In 2013, he was a visiting lecturer at the University of Malta in the Spring semester on the Hospitaller Studies Masters course. He is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.
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Introduction Part I: Causes Hospitallers and Ottomans between the two great sieges of Rhodes (1480-1522) How much did the Hospitallers know? Information, Misinformation and Preparation Part II: Course The Hospitallers' Dodecanese Islands Before and During the 1522 Siege of Rhodes: Help or Hindrance? How the Sultan Won: Suleiman's Successful Siege Tactics at Rhodes The last days of Hospitaller Rhodes: The 'Greek View' of the siege of 1522 Part III: Consequences 'Vol veder di aver Brandizo ovvero Malta': A Hospitaller Odyssey from Rhodes to Malta, 1523-1530 The Fortress and Town of Rhodes according to the Ottoman Survey after the 1522 Siege The effects of the 1522 siege on the town of Rhodes and its fortifications The Siege of Rhodes and the Kingdom of Hungary 'In tot acerrimis conflictibus': Citations for Good Conduct during the 1522 Siege of Rhodes in Hospitaller Records
Introduction Part I: Causes Hospitallers and Ottomans between the two great sieges of Rhodes (1480-1522) How much did the Hospitallers know? Information, Misinformation and Preparation Part II: Course The Hospitallers' Dodecanese Islands Before and During the 1522 Siege of Rhodes: Help or Hindrance? How the Sultan Won: Suleiman's Successful Siege Tactics at Rhodes The last days of Hospitaller Rhodes: The 'Greek View' of the siege of 1522 Part III: Consequences 'Vol veder di aver Brandizo ovvero Malta': A Hospitaller Odyssey from Rhodes to Malta, 1523-1530 The Fortress and Town of Rhodes according to the Ottoman Survey after the 1522 Siege The effects of the 1522 siege on the town of Rhodes and its fortifications The Siege of Rhodes and the Kingdom of Hungary 'In tot acerrimis conflictibus': Citations for Good Conduct during the 1522 Siege of Rhodes in Hospitaller Records
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