Battle for the Holy Land - What was the strategy of the Crusades? - Medieval History DOCUMENTARY

[@HistoryMarche]

🎨 Skip the waitlist and invest in blue-chip art for the very first time by signing up for Masterworks: masterworks.art/historymarche Purchase shares in great masterpieces from artists like Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Andy Warhol, and more. 🚩 On a late November morning in the year 1095, the rousing sermon of Pope Urban II reverberated across Europe. Thousands of knights and ordinary people took the cross and marched East. Over the next two hundred years the Christian armies attempted to recover Palestine from Islamic rule. But conquering these lands was easier than keeping them. What were the strategic methods employed by the Crusader states to keep hold of the Holy Land?

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

All Crusader states got destroyed by Turks County of Edessa->Nuraddin Zangi County of Antioch->Baibars County of Jaffa and Ascalon->Baibars Lordship of Sidon->Baibars County of Tripoli->Al Mansur Qalawun Lordship of Tyre->Al Ashraf Khalil Kingdom of Jerusalem->Al Ashraf Khalil :)))) and also Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia Empire of Trebizond Eastern Roman Empire Despotate of Mora Venetian Cyprus etc.

[@NeoSultan]

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[@NeoSultan]

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[@clarkstartrek]

Crusaders were Land Hungry Nobles who had nothing for them in Europe. They found everything that they desired in the Holy Land. Wealth and Power!

[@christsfollowers1651]

Lol crusaders got destroyed by Saladin no Turks he was Arab. Until they Turk killed the Arab and took it from themselves off course until the British came along and took all the whole for themselves and gave it to the Jewish population now today the holy land is ours for now until forever. Just try to get it if you can 🤣 we gonna bomb you all The crusades was finish when Churchill of England said today the crusade is over and declared Israel a country and the Rothschild were supporting this!

[@Catalistic]

Love how you just not make a video about the battle of the war, but also the logistic which people seem oversight of how important it is

[@newonevery740]

Just to be clear, a knight doesn't move or fight alone rather he always has servants or escorts up to 20 horsemen

[@nowthenzen]

yup, an armoured knight was the center point of a tactical unit.

[@orderoftheredstarofbethlehem]

Thank you, people keep thinking it like a guy just jogging off alone and its like a modern day tank crew.

[@newonevery740]

@@nowthenzen it just makes me doubtful when they say and 100 knights charged 2000 soldiers?!?!?! Were they alone or did they have a bunch of crossbowmen riding with their lords

[@amjadkhan-jv6xj]

@@newonevery740 they also had foot soldiers.

[@drg.naufal]

No

[@princelight8638]

Another great video! I was wondering if you guys could make videos dedicated to the battles of Khalid Ibn Al Walid just like the videos with Hannibal. I've seen other channels make good videos about Khalid but I've always liked your channel regarding these type of videos.

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[@edishasora5200]

What is the channel with Khalid ibn walid videos?

[@NobleKorhedron]

@@edishasora5200 I think either these guys or Epic History TV have covered the war(s) of Khalid Ibn Al-Walid, at least his wars VS the Eastern Romans...

[@princelight8638]

@@edishasora5200 mostly islamic specific channels that have made a dedicated documentary for Khalid. Other channels like Kings and Generals also made documentaries of the early islamic conquest which featured Khalid's battles such as battle of Yarmouk and Walaja

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[@HistoryMarche]

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[@saruman9226]

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[@oskareriksson2202]

i was there, 800 years ago..

[@casmatt99]

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[@pliniojoven217]

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[@Leonardo-mg5uk]

Son muy buenos estos videos, me quede sorprendido

[@davidhughes8357]

I thoroughly enjoy the subject of overall grand strategies of nations and empires in history.

[@Fierysaint1]

Love how you divided the parts, one of them being "sponsored ad". Genius! 👍

[@AmNotHere911]

Question to HistoryMarche: Will you be doing a video on the strategy of the Mamluk sultan Baybars? It was Baybars who simultaneously both stopped the Mongol invasion of the western half of the middle east whilst wiping out the last remnants of the Crusader states through the astute construction of road networks, bridges and placement of spies. Amtai's book ('Mongol and Mamlukes'?) is an excellent reference for this period.

[@Themain1ofall]

Now that would be a great video for sure !

[@zafarparkar98]

There's already a video on the Battle of Ain Jalut, about the rest, they seem interesting content

[@AR-fr8br]

How about Damscus steel which was capable to cut knights body armour?? This was a secret weapon and surprise for the knights were coming in body armour from head to toe thinking no one can cut it.

[@uptheblues1875]

Honestly the quality of these videos outshines other channels like kings and generals

[@Anonymous-qi1vl]

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[@AmNotHere911]

Not to make this political but I ask the viewer to compare and contrast the strategy of the Outremer states with the strategy the modern state of Israel uses to ensure it's existence (e.g. expelling natives, inviting settlers from western countries to colonise areas, powerful military units, diplomacy to ensure divided weak neighbouring Arab states etc).

[@SamuelHallEngland]

Both fighting very aggressively when they have the upper hand.

[@DragovianMythiX]

You are entirely correct. The only reason Israel really exists, is because of 1) disunity among neighboring states, 2) chaos (partially) caused by Israel (and its lackeys like the USA and EU) in Muslim states (= no time to focus on the big picture), 3) advanced weaponry of the Israelis and incompetence of many of the muslim states (only competent ones are the Turks and somewhat the Iranians).

[@benchild1339]

@@DragovianMythiX uh, Israel is the lackey of the US and Europe, not the other way around.

[@jboss119]

Yeah either that or be exterminated....

[@MMArigo]

Your theory would make sense if Palestine and Syria and Egypt and all the surrounding countries weren’t ROMAN territory

[@denniscleary7580]

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[@belasstrongestwarrior]

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[@waynedawson8833]

I believe the goal of the 2nd Crusade was Damascus which would have closed of the Syrian landbridge to the Muslims had it succeeded. The crusaders would only have to worry about attacks from the North(Iraq) and south(Egypt) if they took Damascus. Richard Lionheart also believed that taking Cairo was a far better goal than Jerusalem since taking Cairo would cripple the Mamluk's powerbase whereas Jerusalem was just inconsequential to the war, but he never got the support for it.

[@starcapture3040]

Damascus was and still one of the most strategic cities geographically. who controls damascus can control all routes trad and militaristically around the whole region. their strategy to take damascus was the correct one but it was too late for them to implement in that situation when Muslims started to unifay. their attack of damascus made muslims unifay more.

[@rpavangchhia8953]

what happened in the 2nd crusade? so many videos about 1st,3rd and 4th crusade but never about 2nd crusade.

[@i.a6791]

@@rpavangchhia8953 Because in the 2nd crusade, both french and german crusaders got their asses kicked 😂

[@EresirThe1st]

@@rpavangchhia8953 The middle eastern part of it kind of went nowhere but part of it was important for the reconquista.

[@thatbloke4335]

@@starcapture3040 Guess what Damascus is the place the Islamic Jesus is going to descend to bring down the Antichrist zionist state

[@muhammadsamir9726]

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[@VViatro]

Islam is probably the worst thing that happened to Egypt over its entire history

[@sagaramskp]

Islam was the best thing that happened to Egypt. It freed the people from the old caste system of Egypt which was much like the one among Hindu indians still now. It gave dignity to the people of the land and salvation

[@muhammadsamir9726]

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[@muhammadsamir9726]

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[@wardzwerver8601]

Amazing video as always! However, when are the rest of the Parts of the Story of Hannibal coming out? I really enjoy those and i understand it take a long time to make the videos!

[@shanebraaten9553]

🙄

[@Hluz]

We the Hannibal addicts

[@HistoryMarche]

Working on it! Another episode coming in April

[@dawnsparrow4477]

Always (Historymarche)channel sharing excellent quality videos thanks for sharing 👍🏻...including this video...

[@viatorinterra]

I remember Strategy Stuff's first video on this. A breath of fresh air from the ideologically-motivated videos other channels had. How much does this video borrow from that one, if I may ask?

[@Greensiteofhell]

Copy paste :S

[@2bit8bytes]

It is copy paste. Is there a creative faculty connection between Strategy Stuff and HistoryMarche?

[@StrategyStuff]

Yes, I'm working with HistoryMarche on some videos (like the Heraclius one previously) and have given him permission to use a couple of my old videos.

[@Greensiteofhell]

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[@DeepCrossing1]

This is a great overview of the multi-century crusade movement, and it’s fundamental strategic disadvantages. When you look at it from this height, it’s obvious that was destined to never last permanently. Interesting as well though the parallels between Outremer and modern day Levantine geography

[@moohaameed]

Your videos are always delivering. When I think of the Crusades and the holy war I can’t stop thinking about Saladin and his reconquest of the Levant and the subsequent arrival of Richard Lionheart (king of England). They were the opposite leaders of opposite worlds but they both understood each other. Thank you again Mr Historymarche for this magnificent video.

[@Dayvit78]

Just remember, Richard spoke French. He didn't know English.

[@moohaameed]

@@Dayvit78 Yes sir! He was a french speaking king of England. He was born and raised in France as well

[@SamuelHallEngland]

@@moohaameed He spent almost all of his time in France!

[@moohaameed]

@@SamuelHallEngland Yes indeed. Thanks for the reminder 💯

[@the3zoooz1]

@@Dayvit78 wait what isn’t he king of England?

[@MarktheRude]

Idea for an episode, or a series of episodes; Reynald de Chatillon. That absolute mad-man had ships hauled across the desert just so that he could do piracy in Red Sea. I can recommend a book called "God's Wolf: The Life of the Most Notorious of All Crusaders: Reynald de Chatillon" on the subject.

[@skyhappy]

Wasn't he a truce breaking hoodlum

[@alphaomega8373]

This channel always and I mean always, inspires me to start a new Ck 3 play through... even if I never finish it.

[@MrFiddleedee]

You have to give it to the crusaders: they were playing the game of war on literal hardcore mode in comparison to their european origins. Some chad tier stuff.

[@SamuelHallEngland]

Like playing Medieval 2 Total War on very hard mode!

[@Ealdorman_of_Mercia]

Historymarch, Epic History TV, Kings and Generals. Literally the only channels I have subscribed to and re-watch videos constantly. May I ask if there will be any Norman related videos ? I loved the ones from Kings and Generals, however I would love to see your take on it ?

[@vectorstrike]

I'd also suggest House of HIstory and Baz Battles

[@AKAZA-kq8jd]

Had the battle of Manzikert 1071 not been disastrous there would have been no need for the crusades and the domino's of the collapse of the Byzantine empire wouldn't be set up.

[@robleyusuf2566]

Manzikert was the beginning of the end for Byzantines and the Christians in Anatolia

[@SamuelHallEngland]

Belisarius they needed you bro!

[@magistermilitum1206]

I never saw the mamluks as a true power untill later in the video when you mentioned. I am truly impressed.

[@ashiinsane90]

By far the were the strongest of their era, at that time they beat both crusader and mongols who have never been defeated before at the same time.

[@abcd9283]

Western writers designate mamluks as ' knight templars of Islam'. Their heavy cavalry was the best in the middle east.

[@pugilist102]

It's just a change in leadership. The army were the same as that under the Fatamids, Ayubids....slave soldiers/Turks. The Turks have been ruling the Middle East since the Seljuk.

[@ashiinsane90]

@@pugilist102 No they werent all Turks there was a mix of culture Cumans, Kipchak, Kurds and Turks but they became Egyptian since childhood they spoke Egyptian Arabic were taught the Egyptian manners and way of life. So infact they were more Egyptian but Turks only in name. Plus they were few in numbers while the main army of mamluks were mainly local Egyptians

[@pugilist102]

@@ashiinsane90 Cumans/Kipchak are Turks. Saladin was Kurdish I believe.

[@beickus]

it is better when you talk specifically with facts and dates

[@muhammadabdullahhanif8860]

Great to see that Strategy Stuff still do youtube. I am still hoping that they will upload Russian revolution and China revolution videos eventually.

[@StrategyStuff]

Yes I will... eventually...

[@ankanai]

Great content! However, I must admit that an overview of the crusade without a mention of the Roman Byzantine Empire felt a bit weird. Guess time constraints means difficult choices must be made!

[@SeArCh4DrEaMz]

uploads on the crusades is always always a must watch! thx for that

[@brokenbridge6316]

An excellent video to watch HistoryMarche.

[@HxH2011DRA]

Another one? Epic! Keep up the collab!

[@napolien1310]

'First crusade strategy plans' "When we make it there we can think about it"

[@ali63141]

Thanks HistoryMarche ❤ We are waiting for battle of Uhud !

[@thatbloke4335]

no need to wait, there is a video on inkofknowledge channel called battle of uhud - animated events

[@ali63141]

@@thatbloke4335 thank you ❤🌹

[@The_Nihl]

My favorite narrator is back

[@fethimohamed288]

Thanks, great video

[@Ali-hr3gv]

Thank you so much for adding PERSIAN language 🇮🇷❤️🇮🇷 please translate other previous videos too

[@Ghost-vi8qm]

I am interested on how the crusaders treated the Muslims inhabitants in there realm. Were they second class citizens or were they chased off the land to make place for Christians only?

[@vidkit3595]

They said in the videos that the Natives ( Muslims, Jews and most likely Christians) were driven away from the cities and that the Crusaders took their place, they brought European Christians ( Catholics I guess) to settle for free land. Also the first Crusaders murdered a lot of Muslims and I believe Jews in Jerusalem.

[@StrategyStuff]

The Crusaders installed a pure Christian (probably pure Catholic) elite at the top of their realms, but their regimes were still fundamentally feudal and so there was room for Muslims to manage their own affairs locally, so long as they paid the requisite dues to their lord. Some Frankish agricultural settlement occurred but most of the countryside would still have been populated mainly by Muslim peasants, for whom a Christian lord was probably not that different from a Muslim one.

[@imawormbeforeiamman6052]

They butchered the muslims and probably the jews too.

[@ashiinsane90]

The First crusaders killed all muslims and jews on sight, then even involved cannibalism in the first crusade.

[@davidadams4770]

@@ashiinsane90 you personally saw em eat each other?) lmao

[@Alemag_]

Great content

[@Kozi15]

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[@robbabcock_]

Fantastic video! 👍⚔

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you! Cheers!

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@@HistoryMarche name of song

[@larikauranen2159]

Gotta love that ad record. Never heard any of them to be sped up. Anyway... thanks for the video *thumbs up*

[@RMFilmStudios]

Another great video! I do love the topic. Thanks.

[@thedukeofdeathpt6262]

Man, watching these videos makes me wanna play CK2 again and create the Empire of Outremer

[@omarali262]

Is the audio weird for anyone else? Did they change it to TTS?

[@adamjunior54]

If European leaders were more intelligent and truly believers in their religious cause, perhaps the whole Levant would be Christian today. They had an important advantage, which is that most of the inhabitants of the Levant (natural Syria) were Christians ,but they belonged to Syriac Orthodox Church and Eastern Orthodox Church, so the extremist Crusaders did not benefit from them. On the contrary, the barbaric and violent invasions and campaigns of extermination carried out by the Crusaders made all the local Christians alienated from them. In addition, the Islamic authorities increased their Islamic firmness and increased restrictions on Christians. This eventually led to the fact that most Syrian Christians converted to Islam.

[@Fiam53]

But but Muslims forcfully converted Christians and genocided them , here you are admitting this false claim most of the middle east stayed Christian for centuries

[@HaseebKh00n]

Christians and Muslims had a great love affair in past centuries. Crusades & Jihad for Holy Land of Jerusalem. Romans , Byzantine , Europeans , Seljuks , Mamluks , Ottomans. What a history and love they both share 😝

[@footballlife2799]

Amazing videos 👏

[@rifqimirza3761]

The fact that you used “Palestine” respect to you

[@atamamed2712]

What a great content guys!!! Love you all!!! Thank you ♥️

[@DrSeuss100]

Can you make a video about Mongol invasion of Java??

[@t2av159]

Crusader Strategy: *Get loot, maybe a kingdom and praise the lord yo*

[@1purpose482]

Would love more early islamic battles

[@MCorpReview]

Turks: who’s your daddy now? Norman’s: Bonjour Turks: just remember I left some kebab on the grill.

[@amiindahir6818]

I like that the crusaders went from fighting for the holy lands to defending buda and sicily

[@haleffect9011]

"Neither had a grand strategy" Well, that explains quite a bit actually

[@Yonkirules]

Nice content mate. I always love history. Can u make some history from spain? Thanks for such a good stuff. Keep it going bro

[@newsnetwork9642]

Nice work. Good video

[@corylarsen5788]

Sooooo... the Crusaders were the Sea Peoples?

[@exeye7214]

I kind of wished you guys used accurate figures when displaying soldiers.

[@budwyzer77]

And they're typically very good about doing that. It's jarring to see gladiators and hoplites in a video about the Crusades.

[@maizen1403]

yeah would love if they using Crusader and Muslim infantry for that

[@thesmilinggun-knight9646]

Yeah what up with that.

[@HD-np7eb]

A Technic video. Nice job

[@samadfa7020]

Make battles between Al-Andalus and Reconquista

[@jaimevenegas5582]

Another good video as usual

[@MrNaKillshots]

Excellent, as ever.

[@ConservativeArabNet]

Comprehensive and factual

[@Fuad_]

Great video as always

[@Holy_Lord]

Simply amazing

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Pleas make battle of kereztesh part 3

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Great video!!

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I Was waiting for crusaders…..hell ya 😀

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Video was good but i am really waiting for hannibal next part

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[@stkfr]

Hi what is the music at the start? Could you provide a link ? Googled from your desc and still can't find it. Thanks

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Great job 👏

[@francismunozalmonacid4061]

Un buen like antes de ver el video

[@abduldaimalanazi]

شكرً يا صديقي قناتك جدً رائعة

[@ModernandVintageWatches]

Super, I like the Crusade series.

[@tuscan300]

Can you do a video about Skanderbeg please?

[@thoriqqqakbar6971]

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Stir*

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Trims back

[@rowland5951]

Muslim disunity a major problem 1000 years later, what has changed 🤔

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My guy, the production value here is astronomical. Thank you.

[@LookHereMars]

Another great one for the Archive HM. Keep up the good work guys always look forward to your videos. Also happy Friday 😎

[@ggoddkkiller1342]

Sadly there were huge mistakes about who were Zengis and Saladin, a very good channel like HistoryMarche should do more research than repeating wrong English records. First of all Zengi dynasty was a Turkish dynasty and they were Atabeys (Kinda Duke) of Seljuk empire not independent at all. İmâdüddin Zengî died shortly after capturing Edessa while Saladin was 9 years old and Nûreddin Mahmud Zengî (Not Nur ad-din) greatly expanded his Atabeylik (Duchy) with Islamist and anti-crusader policies. Those lands were vast majority Arabic so it was quite natural for a Turkish ruler to adopt such policies in order to control Arabic majority. Saladin's father Necmeddin Eyyub and uncle Esedüddin Şirkuh were serving İmâdüddin then his son Nûreddin as government officials and commanders. Especially his uncle Esedüddin was a great general and commanding armies for Zengis. There was quite mistrust between Shia Fatimids and Sunni Arabs and Turks even if Fatimids requested aid from Zengis sometimes, in fact Fatimids requested aid from even crusaders against Zengis once. So Nûreddin launched three expeditions into Egypt for preventing crusader capturing those lands and replacing Fatimids if necessary. All expeditions were commanded by Esedüddin Şirkuh who always demanded his nephew Saladin coming with him but Saladin wasn't interested becoming a soldier rather wanted to become an Islamic scholar, luckly he could be convinced with such important mission and his uncle. At third one after crusader army was defeated Fatimids made Şirkuh their grand vizier as a good will gesture to Zengis and recognizing their superiority. However only three monts later Şirkuh died and Saladin became grand vizier of Fatimids who would abolish Fatimids in time and establish his own country. Saladin remained loyal to Nûreddin until his death in 1174 while his son İsmail was only 11 years old. So Zengi Atabeylik/Duchy suddenly became a target for other Atabeys/Beys and local Arabic rulers because a 11 years old boy couldn't do much to defend those large lands. This is the point Saladin stepped in and married Nûreddin's widow wife and İsmail's mother while annexing most of Zengi territory and leaving İsmail Mosul and surronding areas under his protection...

[@ggoddkkiller1342]

@KaZee123 Zengis always used Atabey title which without any question would prove they were a part of Seljuk empire not independent at all while you ''historians'' could still claim they had their own state, care to explain how exactly? I guess you have no idea in Seljuk nomadic system all Atabeys were always free to do whatever they want until Seljuk sultan summons them directly. Even in that case Atabeys could refuse to join offensive wars, however they had to join defensive wars which was always making defensive Seljuk armies much larger and one of reasons how Seljuks could win in Manzikert. This weak centralization allowed Seljuks to increase their manpower rapidly as a Turkish Bey from Central Asia could raise an army and join Seljuks for raiding rich Byzantine. However nomadic system also caused huge problems like never ending succession wars and eventually the empire collapsed because of this weak centralization...

[@MichaelMcCaulTX]

We need to go back

[@SoHanged]

But weren't the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia and Cyprus also among the states of the Outremer?

[@oskareriksson2202]

Yes

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From somalia

[@parasite4187]

Mighty Sultan Salahuddin ❤️❤️

[@reedsalus]

Curious there is no mention of the Byzantines during an analysis of crusader strategy...

[@ninertactics]

Now i gotta play ck2 again.

[@Mahmoo443Alwahibi]

Think so much

[@lifesnojoke333]

Israel today using crusader tactics by geographically and politicly disunifying the Islamic world, you'd think they've learned by now that its only a matter of time

[@mizrahiwithattitude2733]

lol israel already beat all of them when they were united

[@AfaqueAhmed_]

Still after all that fighting none of these 2 powers hold Jerusalem today .

[@thetrollslayer3716]

A monkey takes the prize away in a fight between lions.

[@kingsgaming2265]

Because it get occupied because of British games which give land to jews People welcome them when they were facing holocaust If hitler and italy had won in africa jews were history

[@na-ki3hk]

Jerusalem is Palestinian and will return to the Muslim rule and you will see

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Hit and run is Central Asian warstyle.

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For Christ and Glory