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Zweiter Kreuzzug
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The Second Crusade was a major military campaign launched by Catholic Europe in the mid-12th century as a holy war against Islam. It matters because it was one of the most significant crusading efforts of the medieval period and reflects the religious conflict that shaped medieval European-Islamic relations.
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- Instance of
- religious war
- Part of
- Crusades
- Has part
- Battle of Dorylaeum
- Followed by
- Third Crusade
- Follows
- First Crusade
- Location
- Egypt
- Image
- Asia minor 1140.jpg
- Participant
- March of Montferrat
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- has effect
- status quo ante bellum
- Commons category
- Second Crusade
- topic's main category
- Category:Second Crusade
- start time
- 1147-00-00
- end time
- 1149-00-00
- located in/on physical feature
- Lower Egypt
- maintained by WikiProject
- WikiProject Religion
- described by source
- Wikitólica
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Article · Deutsch
Der Zweite Kreuzzug war ein von der katholischen Kirche geförderter Kriegszug zur Entlastung der Kreuzfahrerstaaten, der durch den Verlust der Grafschaft Edessa im Jahr 1144 veranlasst wurde. Er begann 1147 und endete nach mehreren Niederlagen der Kreuzfahrer im Heiligen Land im Jahr 1149 als Misserfolg; die Christen konnten allerdings auf anderen Schauplätzen Erfolge verbuchen.
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