06-01-2006
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المشاركة الأصلية بواسطة wateronice
يرجع تاريخ الحربة للجندى الذى طعن المسيح و اسمة Gaius Cassius Longinus
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يا خرابي على المعلومات اللي نص كم
جايوس كاسيوس لونجينوس مات سنة 42 قبل الميلاد ، وهو أحد الذين شاركوا بالمؤامرة ضد يوليوس قيصر ، وكان جينرال روماني وأحد أعضاء السينات
دي الصفحة بتاعة لونجينوس ، محدش يعرف اسمه الثلاثي
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longinu...n_mythology%29
ودي الصفحة بتاعة تاريخ الحربة ( حربة القدر )
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spear_of_Destiny
وده الجزء الخاص بهتلر
In this vein, Hitler's interest in the relic probably originated with his interest in the 1882 opera Parsifal — by Hitler’s favorite composer, Richard Wagner — which concerns a group of knights and their guardianship of the Holy Grail, as well as the recovery of the Spear.
On March 12, 1938, the day Hitler annexed Austria, he arrived in Vienna a conquering hero (some reports state he spent one or two days at his mother’s grave in Linz before going to Vienna on the third or fourth day after the Anschluss). One version of the legend has him going straight to the Schatzkammer in the Hofburg Imperial Palace to take possession of the Spear; in another version he has Col. Buch collect it up and bring it to him at a State Dinner being held in his honor at the Royal Palace. Again the tales are divided on whether Hitler kept the Spear in his possession for months or immediately sent it to St. Katherine’s Church in Nuremberg, the spiritual capital of Nazi Germany.
Though a number of historians cast doubt on Hitler's obsession with the Spear as it was reported by Trevor Ravenscroft et al, recent work by researcher and author Alec MacLellan has unearthed material from Ravenscroft's original source that seems to validate some of stranger assertions. In fact, Ravenscroft's primary source, Walter Stein, did speak with an Irish newspaper reporter, repeating what Ravenscroft quoted.
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