
Ahnen - Die Brüder vom deutschen Hause
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Ivo, a young nobleman, is swept up in the fervor of the Crusades, joining the Teutonic Knights on their journey to the Holy Land at the behest of Emperor Frederick II. He faces the trials and tribulations of war, forging bonds with his fellow knights and witnessing the brutalities of conflict. After years of service, Ivo returns home only to find his family estate in ruin. He discovers that his land has been wrongfully seized, leaving him disillusioned and betrayed. Driven by a thirst for justice and retribution, Ivo sets out to reclaim what is rightfully his, navigating a treacherous web of political intrigue and familial betrayal. The story unfolds amidst the backdrop of medieval Germany, highlighting the power dynamics of the time, the clash between honor and self-interest, and the struggle for individual agency in a world shaped by feudal structures and societal expectations.Book Details
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