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Bineinteles. Le-am prezentat anterior.
http://www.crestinortodox.ro/forum/s...4&postcount=63
(Nu voi traduce in limba romana textul, intrucat consider ca cei ce discuta aceste aspecte, la un nivel adecvat, fie au cunostinte suficinete de limba engleza fie pot apela la persoane care sa ii ajute).
Preotii romano-catolici (si aici evident ca nu confundam medicul cu medicina, adica nu toti preotii romano-catolici din vremea respectiva au facut asta ci doar cei prezent acolo, si aserviti intereselor...) au predicat atacul impotrica orasului Constantinopol si a locuitorilor acestuia folosind si motive religioase:
"The clergy's message was designed to reassure and encourage the Crusaders. Their argument that the attack on Constantinople was spiritual revolved around two themes. First, the Greeks were traitors and murderers since they had killed their rightful lord, Alexios IV.[1] The churchmen used inflammatory language and claimed that "the Greeks were worse than the Jews",[1] and they invoked the authority of God and the pope to take action."
1)Phillips, The Fourth Crusade
Autorul:
Dr. Jonathan Phillips is a Reader in Medieval History at Royal Holloway, University of London. His scholarly contributions to the crusades include the books Defenders of the Holy Land: Relations Between the Latin East and West, 1119-1187, The Crusades, 1095-1197, and most recently, The Fourth Crusade and the Sack of Constantinople. His articles have appeared in a number of British publications including BBC History, History Today, and the Independent. Additionally, he is regularly consulted on radio and television programs as a leading expert on crusades history.
http://www.crusades-encyclopedia.com...nphillips.html