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Jan 2023
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[Rediffusion] Venise au moyen âge : une ...

STéPHANE GENêT
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On l’appelle « la Sérénissime » ou encore « la Cité des Doges ». 

Au moyen Age, il s’agit d’une des villes les plus riches et les puissantes d’Occident. 

es navires sillonnent la Méditerranée et rapportent d’Orient de nombreux produits. 

Pourtant, rien ne la prédisposait à avoir cette importance. 

Et donc, comment la république de Venise a-t-elle réussi à s’affirmer comme une
puissance maritime et commerciale au moyen âge ? 


#5ème #2nde


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