September 11 also marks some other major world events:
That day in the year 1565, the Ottoman army of sultan Suleiman the Magnificent finished withdrawing from Malta after having been utterly mauled and humiliated by the Knights Hospitaller in the brutal four-month long Great Siege of Malta. 🇲🇹🇹🇷 The knights —mostly Spaniards, Italians, and Frenchmen— defeated a force that was 7 times more numerous than themselves, with the Turks suffering a staggering 30,000 dead. The same date exactly 118 years later, another massive Ottoman army that was besieging Vienna had their siege operations disrupted by a huge relief army —mostly Poles, Germans and Lithuanians— led by king Jan III Sobieski of Poland. The following day, the Turks were utterly smashed via the largest cavalry charge in history, putting a definitive end to Ottoman attempts to conquer Europe. ✝️⚔️☪️
And then of course we all remember what happened in 2001. One can’t help but wonder whether that specific date was chosen (by the child-trafficker class) for that specific event for very specific reasons…
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Celtic Europe On September 11, 1297 was fought the Battle of Stirling Bridge. 🏴⚔️🏴 Scots led by William Wallace and Andrew Moray inflicted a spectacular defeat on the kingdom of England. Art by Angus McBride (RIP: 1931-2007). England had just invaded Scotland…


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