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In line with the current Islamic invasion of Europe
it's appropriate to remind ourselves of
how our SOME of the Europeans fought against the enemy.
Whereas some actually betrayed their brothers (see below).

The Bulgarian Association for Historic Restorations "Chigot"
recreated the most important battle
in the history of Europe near Varna (Bulgaria)
The last crusade of medieval Europe
against the Ottoman Empire in 1444.

The Christian army led by Polish- Hungarian king Władysław III of Poland
and the Transylvanian leader John Hunyadi
faced the three times more numerous army of Sultan Murad II.

The battle was lost because the Polish King
made a crucial mistake to attempt to take Murad prisoner.
But it costed him his own life
and the future of Eastern Europe changed for ever!

The fallen Polish King was named Władysław III Warneńczyk
in memory of the battle.

Murad's casualties at Varna were so heavy
it was not until three days later
that he realized he was victorious.

It is a little known fact that
the city of Genoa helped the Sultan to transfer quickly in October
100 000 soldiers for the battle in Varna.
This surprised the Christian army.

The Italian city-republics of Venice and Genoa
did everything in their power to destroy Constantinople
as a competitor in the trade with the Orient
and the Balkans were drowned in an ocean of blood, violence and conversion to Islam.

Many of the traders from Genoa and Venice back then were in fact Jewish.

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