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[ARCHIVE] Meme | The Crucible of Europe (by Zenex)

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First published at 23:33 UTC on January 25th, 2023.

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DISCLAIMER: Not mine, only archiving it.
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAG1W6Tg14Q
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ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION:
"During the late 8th, the 9th and the 10th centuries Europe was like a crucible under pressure - from the North by the Vikings, the East by the invading Magyars and the South by Muslim forces there was a continuous threat. The result of this? Societal and governmental structures hardened by war and a series of major Christian Ws - a few I show off in the video!

Charles Martel's victory at the glorious battle of Tours,
Otto the Great's victory at Lechfield
and King Alfred the Great's success in his Viking Wars.

Music used:
KORDHELL - Murder in my mind (sped up)"

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