Byzantine Cavalryman Vs Vandal Warrior: North Africa Ad 533–36 Dr Murray Dahm Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

Fully Illustrated This Enthralling Study Explores How The Vandals In North Africa Attempted To Defend Their Kingdom Against Resurgent Byzantine Empire During 533–36 Ad 533 Emperor Justinian I Launched First Of His Campaigns Reconquer Western Roman Effort Began (Modern Algeria And Tunisia) Targeting Vandal Established There A Century Earlier Which Also Included Sardinia Corsica Balearic Islands Featuring Full-Colour Artwork Mapping Alongside Carefully Chosen Archive Illustrations Book Shows General Belisarius Formidable Reputation Lightning-Fast Campaign That Ensued Exploring Origins Tactics Two Sides’ Forces As They Fought For Control Landing Belisarius’ Took King Gelimer Completely By Surprise September Sides Met Battle Near Carthage An Encounter Known Posterity Decimum With Ambitiously Attempting Trap Advanced December Again Momentous Clash At Tricamarum Where Fate Gelimer’s Regime Would Be Determined Third 536 When Rebel Stotzas’ Troops Confronted Outcome Sealing General’s Standing Foremost Soldier Age Specially Commissioned Photographs Vivid Account Compares Assesses Fighting Men Vied Supremacy Σελίδες: 80 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1003 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm