PPT-A Teutonic Tippling:

The Wines of Germany and Austria More than Just Sweet Riesling German Wine Regions German Wine Regions Wine Produced Mainly in the West Rhine and Tributaries 60 of Production in Rhineland . BROCCOLI CANNELLONIlentil puree, raisin gel, pine nut powderPAN SEARED ROCKLING & SMOKED OX TONGUEbeetroot quinoa, horseradishSLOW ROASTED MANGALICA PORK COLLARspiced pumpkin puree, fresh walnuts, gra PAIRINGS Tastings by The Tippling House award-winning bartendersWHISKY | GIN | RUM | WINE from in. Malbork . . Multilateral. . School. . Partnerships. „. Showing. . Our. . World. . Heritage. ”. Comenius 2013 - 2015. Italy. , 2014 . The. city of Malbork . is. . located. . in. . . April 5, 1242. Strategic Context. The Catholic and Orthodox Churches collide in the Baltic during Christianity’s spread from Palestine, hence the Papacy’s interest in crusading in the region. Encouraged by the Crusader capture of Constantinople in 1204, seat of the Greek Orthodox Church, and the devastation of Russia during the Mongol invasions of 1237, the Papacy organizes a crusade against Orthodox Novgorod. The crusade comprises an invasion by three separate factions each with its own goals and axis: Swedes in the north by sea, Danes and allies in the center, and the Teutonic Knights and allies in the south. Alexander Nevsky, leading an army comprised of contingents from various Russian states, neutralizes the two northernmost thrusts and raids into Crusader Livonia. Hermann von Buxhövden, Bishop of nearby Dorpat (Tartu), leads a mixed Crusader force against Nevsky who retreats back into Russia, turning to fight on the eastern edge of frozen Lake Peipus.. . July 15, 1410. Strategic Context. Founded in 1190 in Acre, the Teutonic Knights are unable to expand against the Saracens, and eventually accept territory in Prussia from Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II in exchange for their services subduing and converting pagans in the region. For almost 200 years, the Teutons expand their territory under the guise of converting pagans to Christianity; even the conversion of Lithuania in 1386 does not halt the Teutons’ ambitions in Lithuania under Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen. However, a strategic marriage by Wladyslaw Jagiello in 1386 unites Poland and Lithuania in alliance, confirmed by Jagiello’s recognition of Vytautas Didysis as Grand Prince of Lithuania in 1401. Jagiello then supports revolt in the Teutonic-occupied Lithuanian province of Samogitia, provoking Jungingen to declare war in 1409. Jungingen declares a year-long truce, perceiving that the greater his victory, the better in the long term. The Polish-Lithuanian union invades Prussia in June 1410 with their main force while a secondary force raids Pomerania to the west; this diversion forces Jungingen to detach 3,000 troops under Heinrich von Plauen while the main forces collide in the east. The Polish-Lithuanian intent is to defeat the Teutonic army, capture its fortress capital of Marienburg, and negotiate the surrender of Pomerania to Poland and Samogitia to Lithuania..