The Knights Templar

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History, War Documentary published by Others in 2002 - English narration

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They wielded a double-edged sword, combining military might and impressive financial power. The Pope himself couldn't escape their long shadow and the whispers about a fabulous secret treasure, which was said to include the Holy Grail and the Ark of the Covenant. So who - or what - brought down the mighty Knights Templar? This is the story of an organisation extinct for nearly seven centuries, but whose legacy still echoes through some of today's "secret societies."

The first Templars were French knights dedicated to protecting Christians on pilgrimage to holy sites. Highly trained and passionately devoted to God, they fought with no fear of death and eventually became monks, albeit monks with no problem using a sword on their enemies.

The Knights built the world's first multi-national corporation, a huge network of castles, farms and ships all designed to make money to support the Crusades. This financial empire helped Richard the Lionheart and the King of France, but it also raised suspicions that these "holy men" were growing too powerful and independant. Thus began the accusations of heresy - and the burnings at the stake.

Professor Malcolm Barber, the world's leading Templar historian, explores the impressive rise and rapid fall of a group ahead of its time. Did the Knights cause the Crusades to ultimately fail? What happened to the surviving heroes of the Order? And - even more important - was there a secret treasure and where might it be now?


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  • Video Codec: DivX 5.2.1
  • Video Bitrate: ~1435 kbps; ~0.205 bits/pixel
  • Video Resolution: 560x416 (1.35:1)
  • Video Aspect Ratio: 4:3
  • Audio Codec: AC3
  • Audio BitRate: 192 kbps
  • RunTime Per Part: 30 mins
  • Number Of Parts: 4
  • Part Size: 350 mb
  • Ripped by: Xibalban

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