La percezione veneziana dello Stato Ottomano. Dalla presa di Costantinopoli al dopo Lepanto (1453-1574)
For centuries the Most Serene Republic of Venice and the Ottoman State danced between war and peace, between the desire for expansion and domination and mutual commercial and diplomatic needs. The book covers 120 years of history, including the rise and fall of two political and military realities t...
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Main Author: | Cimarosti, Maurizio (auth) |
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Format: | Electronic Book Chapter |
Language: | Italian |
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Milano
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2021
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