Sean Munger on MSN

The Byzantine Sasanian War of 602 to 628, the forgotten conflict that reshaped the Middle East and opened the door to Islam

This video explores the Byzantine Sasanian War of 602 to 628, a brutal and decisive conflict that nearly destroyed two great empires and reshaped the balance of power in the Middle East. It traces how ...
Greek Reporter

Romioi: The Byzantine Greeks and Their Misunderstood Identity

The Byzantine Greeks are a nation that is very often misunderstood for a number of historical and political reasons.
Greek Reporter

City of Ioannina in Greece Marks Anniversary of Liberation from Ottoman Rule

February 21st marks the day in 1913 when Ioannina, the capital of Epirus in northwestern Greece, was liberated from the Ottoman troops.
Greek City Times

Byzantine and Christian Museum Athens: A Journey Through Greece’s Byzantine Heritage

The Byzantine and Christian Museum in Athens offers visitors a fascinating journey through Greece’s Byzantine and ...
Opinion
Real Crusades History on MSNOpinion

They call it greedy imperialism — history says it’s more complicated

It’s easy to dismiss the Crusades as greedy religious imperialism — but that’s a modern oversimplification. Centuries before 1095, vast Christian territories had already been conquered, and the ...