Mysteries of the Hospitaller Order - The Crusaders - S01 EP03 - History Documentary

[@frostghost75_6]

My favorite of all the other Orders, most humble, combat medics, and I love their uniforms

[@grimmstorli7550]

31:46 32:04 😅😅😅 39:49 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😅

[@Blue_Bayou_Hix]

And pirates

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

@@Blue_Bayou_Hix yes that too! They raided Greek and Turkish ships passing by. The Greeks complained to the Pope about it!

[@maddmike8516]

Special forces before it was cool. A pastor, doctor, aid worker, solgier all in one man. Unstoppable.

[@charliewyse1127]

Similar to Pararescue jumpers mission

[@LawrenceMay-w9o]

Hey Doc over here. I need some unbelievers taken care of.

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

St John’s Ambulance has been in Australia forever in my memory also.

[@Heavysmoker123]

Comes from the same thing they're also known as knights of St john

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

@ that’s right

[@heathfairbairn2460]

We have a former Hospitala estate is Pembrokeshire, the Slebech estate, it's on the most beautiful land and the church of St John still stands but is in ruins, I've heard there are Templar graves there, I intend to find them

[@craigthescott5074]

Is that Scotland ?

[@heathfairbairn2460]

@@craigthescott5074 Hi, no it's south west Wales

[@craigthescott5074]

@@heathfairbairn2460 cool ive been to England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. I would like too go back to Edinburgh and drive south where my family names land is. We are Border Reavers. Scott very popular name in Great Britain. I live in Arizona.

[@heathfairbairn2460]

@@craigthescott5074 that's where I understand my family is from too, originally, we were on the borders, interesting

[@NightShooter87]

@@craigthescott5074 It's that popular, I have a friend who didn't even need to change her name, when she got married.

[@knighttemplar9891]

My brothers in the faith, We will be together united once again. Glory and Honor to our Lord and King Jesus Christ forever and ever.

[@robjus1601]

Deus Vult.

[@whilrybird67]

when were christian’s united before

[@Bill87762]

Deus Vult

[@craigthescott5074]

Deus Vult!

[@craigthescott5074]

@@whilrybird67 in the crusades.

[@cindchan]

It was interesting to learn about two groups of knights! I never knew there about the Knights of Lazarus.

[@stevefarrugia-dc7qt]

What reason they did not mention Malta is a mystery .The key to the whole documentary .

[@douglasfell4199]

Unlike the templars, the hosplitlars existed long before the crusades especially in Scotland. Almafi and Scotland have always had close links inckuding the bones of saint Andrew.

[@Riposte821]

What a nice documentary but I was incredibly surprised that the Order of Malta (the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta), the most prominent of the Hospitaller orders, was not mentioned at the end, instead choosing to only mention the Hospitallers Protestant offshoot, the Order of St John. I assume it’s because the documentary was geared toward UK viewers, but I still was expecting a more thorough picture of what the Hospitallers looked like today from so many historians.

[@trevorbeevers9546]

No mention of Malta ?

[@Bill87762]

Watching now- but a history of hospitallers is incomplete without Malta..

[@craigthescott5074]

True

[@BassFisher1987]

Of the three major factions the Hospitallers are my favorite.Never understood why.Maybe it's cause they was one of the last factions to leave the holy land and there battle of Malta was genius.

[@mr.mangroves249]

The fist combat medic..😇🤘🤘

[@michael1621]

We sre still here and the mission continues - Chevalier Baron Rowe

[@robjus1601]

Wonderful quote

[@gofiodetrigo8756]

Well done thanks for sharing

[@pierrelasperge1074]

Les Hospitaliers existent toujours sous une forme contemporaine,ils ne sont plus militaires et moines, mais toujours hospitaliers,et toujours catholiques ils interviennent pour secourir les victimes de toutes les catastrophes et œuvrent dans beaucoup d'entreprises pour les personnes malades,handicapées etc.Honneur a eux qui ont conservé le meilleur de leur vocation.

[@Bill87762]

But hard to join the order, there used to be a chapter in my city, decades ago- I’ve joined the Lions in lieu

[@PaulLefebvre]

The video mentions Hansen's Disease is incurable. But it's referred to as absolutely curable. Unless they were just saying it was incurable back then.

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

They literally mention that it’s easily cured today right after having talked about it having no cures at the time!

[@NightShooter87]

That's what they were saying. If it wasn't curable, you'd see it all the time.

[@darthrevan-]

Such a cool series i learned alot about all 3 orders

[@rudman97]

41:48 Apart from Sultan Suleyman's conquest of Rhodes, Knights Hospitaller also faced terrible defeat when Napoleon invaded their fort on Malta.

[@darbyohara]

23:00 they didn’t clean the latrines every week or month while in use?!

[@John.Flower.Productions]

33:03 The building was never a community center, it was a church.

[@marclacey2263]

That theory about sharpening swords by dragging the edge down a stone wall is the stupidest thing I've heard in a long time. The guy doesn't have a clue what he's talking about.

[@alejandroleon7408]

Clearly you were never a scout, nor lived in the countryside🤷‍♂️

[@Bill87762]

Actually that will “sharpen” a sword.. have you ever fought with one? I can explain- when swords clash they Knick and dent each other- rubbing out the dents to polish them back into the blade is better than not- even a rough soft surface like limestone will remove burrs and restore shape and sharpness

[@andygoodey912]

No mention of the next 500 years after Rhodes. The nights battled the Ottermans and saved Europe whilst Europe was busy fighting itself. Not much has changed there then 😂

[@speakupriseup4549]

Dinner guests "so what archaeological site have you been working on Dr?" Dr "a 10' deep crusader septic tank, who wants seconds of my handmade pasta?"

[@Valhalla88888]

When rhe pope and king of France outlawed the Templers they were welcomed in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and fought aginst the Norman French English at Bannock Burn in 1314AD❤

[@NightShooter87]

Yeah of course they did, fighting the English in a holy war.

[@twirajuda]

Rather take the Hospitallers any day than those overrated Templars. They were better in every way - better outfits, more sensible in that they weren’t as rash as the Templars, and as humane as they were bad-assed

[@craigthescott5074]

Deus Vult !

[@Bill87762]

Check out Real Crusades History channel, brother

[@craigthescott5074]

@@Bill87762 I did very interesting history, its too bad so much was secret and not written down.

[@danielhjelmberg1173]

The hospitallers, is the best order! Were they not from Germany?

[@MrFallschirmjager1]

Fails to say how they become the knights of Malta

[@fortiterinresuaviterinmodo5549]

"Tuitio Fidei et Obsequium Pauperum"

[@Bill87762]

Deus Vult

[@bengthyytiainen7030]

WW2 connection ?

[@nickarmstrong8628]

Can’t hack (an evidently intelligent) University Lecturer saying pacific instead of specific 🙈

[@boggartholecloughfilm8939]

Don’t fret he’s intentionally saying pacific.

[@olafuragustgudmundsson4464]

Dauðasveitir hægri manna.

[@Bill87762]

Not so much.. not at all.. islenska vinnur, but ignorant nonetheless

[@hcir5341]

Your Viking ancestors are way worst.

[@michaelplein8905]

Deos vollum

[@PatriciaPalmer-o3e]

❗The Levant, you could count on one hand those WITHOUT worms at anytime in early modern history and they were lying 🤣

[@jacktheaviator4938]

Sick burn bro...

[@onlyme219]

Thugs

[@HOSPlTALLER]

Don't judge to harshly friend, you're a child of peace times - it was a different world back then.

[@robjus1601]

@@HOSPlTALLERamen

[@FraudRackateeringandTreason]

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