Lecture on peninsular military orders at the Con H de Historia conference

On June 26, I participated in the conference organized by the Hortaleza Municipal Board under the title Con H de Historia to talk about the peninsular military orders. I was fortunate to accompany great disseminators:Paco Álvarez, an expert in the Roman world and author of several books on the subject; Carlos Canales, from La Escóbula de la Brújula and author of numerous books, and Rafael Rodrigo, from the Tercios Viejos bookstore. We were also accompanied by two re-enactors who explained the paraphernalia of medieval knights.

Here is the link to the conference on Youtube, recorded by Cima &Holzenthal

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