Barbarossa Collection (#3)

FREDERICK I (1123?-1190). Known as Frederick Barbarossa. Holy Roman Emperor, 1152-1190. The death by drowning of Frederick in the Calycadnus (or Saleph) River in Cilicia, 10 June 1190. Drawing by H

Kaiser Barbarossa
circa 1902: The Kaiser Barbarossa passing through the Kiel Canal. The Koenig class of battleship was influenced by British naval design. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Dragut Reis, corsair warrior who was lieutenant of Barbarossa, d. 1565. Turkey. NOTE: This image avail. up to 100MB. Call for details

Frederick I (Barbarossa) c1123-1190 Holy Roman emperor from 1152. Death of Barbarossa who drowned trying to cross River Saleph in Cilicia

Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha defeats the Holy League of Charles V under the command of Andrea Doria at the Battle of Preveza (1538) Painting from a later period (1866) by Ohannes Umed Behzad

Frederick I Barbarossa (1121-1190) King of Germany from 1152, Holy Roman Emperor from 1155. Engraving, London, c1810

Frederick I, Barbarossa (Redbeard) c1123-1190. Succeeded his uncle Conrad III as Holy Roman Emperor in 1152. 19th century wood engraving

Frederick I (Barbarossa - Red Beard) c1123-1190. Holy Roman emperor from 1152. Miniature from Robert de Saint Remy History of the Third Crusade. Vatican Library

Frederick Barbarossa (1122-1190) King of Germany from 1152. Barbarossa defeating the Seljuk Turks at the Battle of Iconium, 1190, on the Third Crusade. 19th century chromolithograph

Thrid Crusade (1189-1192). Army of Frederick I Barbarossa. Miniature Painting. ITALY. Venice. Biblioteca nazionale marciana (St. Marks Library)

Reign of Charles I of Spain (1535). Capture of Tunis. Charles V and Andrea Dorias troops succeed in expelling pirate Barbarossas from Tunis. Engraving

Barbarossa, Khayr ad-D?n (1483-1546). Turkish sailor and pirate, one of the founders of Alger

The History of Pope Alexander III. 1407 - 1408. Alexander III receiving a messenger from Barbarossa. Renaissance art. Quattrocento. Fresco. ITALY. Siena. Public Palace

Meeting between the Pope Alexander III and the emperor Frederick I Barbarossa in Venice in 1177. Miniature Painting

The Investiture of Herold as Duke of Franconia, 1751 Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista (1696-1770). Detail of the fresco in the Imperial Hall of the Residenz, Wurzburg

ALEXANDER III (d. 1181). Pope (1159-1181). Originally, Roberto Bandinelli. Pope Alexander III treading on the neck of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. Wood engraving, American, 1842

FREDERICK I (1123?-1190). Known as Frederick Barbarossa. Holy Roman Emperor, 1152-1190. Wood engraving, 19th century

FREDERICK I (1123?-1190). Holy Roman Emperor, 1152-1190, known as Frederick Barbarossa. Frederick unsuccessfully seeking the aid of Henry the Lion, Duke of Saxony

PIRATES: BARBAROSSA. The Turksih corsairs Horush (c1473-1518) and Khair ed-Din (c1466-1546) Barbarossa. Line engraving, Dutch, early 18th century

Figure of Barbarossa, Kyffhauser and Monument, Thuringia, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Capri, Italy - Castello Barbarossa Date: circa 1910s

German Tank in Snow
A German tank in the snow- covered Russian countryside. The caption claims that the Germans are successful in all weathers, but events were to prove otherwise

Germans Attack Pill-Box
German infantry advancing into Russia attack a Soviet pill-box

Battle of Legnano 1176
Holy Roman Emperor Friedrich I, known as Barbarossa, is defeated by the Lombard League at Legnano

Stalin Line Pierced
German armoured divisions pierce the Stalin Line, destroy Russian tanks and munition carriers

Khayr-Ad Din
KHAYR AD-DIN known as BARBAROSSA Algerian ruler, regarded by Europeans as a pirate

Khayr Ad-Din / Barbarossa
KHAYR AD-DIN known as Barbarossa II Ottoman admiral and Barbary pirate

German Tank Destroyed
The moment of destruction for a German tank

Russians Liberate Villag
Soviet infantry improvise a smoke-screen to conceal their attack on a Russian village held by the Germans

Fishing boats, Etang de L Ayrolle, view of rooftops from Barbarossa tower, Gruissan, Golfe du Lion, Aude, Languedoc-Roussillon, France, Europe

Barbarossa tower, Gruissan, Golfe du Lion, Aude, Languedoc-Roussillon, France, Europe

German Anti-Tank Gun
German anti-tank gun in action against the Russians

Barbary Corsairs, Toulon
BARBARY CORSAIRS AT TOULON The French negotiate with Barbarossa, emissary of the Turkish Sultan, against the Spanish

Friedrich I Barbarossa
FRIEDRICH I ( BARBAROSSA )

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"Barbarossa: A Tale of Conquests, Courage, and Legacy" Step into the captivating world of Barbarossa-era Italy, where German tanks advanced with unwavering determination. As the German foot soldiers marched forward, they left an indelible mark on history. One pivotal moment was the Battle of Legnano, a fierce clash that showcased their military prowess. But Barbarossa's influence extended far beyond Italy's borders. Witness the awe-inspiring sight of German tanks in Russia as they navigated through unfamiliar terrain. In Russian towns, Germans made their presence known, leaving an undeniable impact on local communities. Yet amidst these tales of conquests and conflicts, another figure emerges - Hayreddin Barbarossa. This Ottoman admiral commanded respect and fear alike during his reign from 1478 to 1546. His naval exploits are legendary and continue to inspire awe even today. Meanwhile, Friedrich I still lives on in memory and monuments. From courtly life during Emperor Frederick I's era to princely dining parties held in opulent dining rooms - these illuminated manuscripts offer glimpses into a bygone era filled with grandeur and sophistication. Tournaments were aplenty during this time as well; knights clashed swords while spectators marveled at their skill and bravery. The Hortus deliciarum manuscript beautifully captures this vibrant aspect of courtly life. One such monument dedicated to Friedrich I is the Kyffhaeuser Monument or commonly known as the Barbarossa Monument. Nestled amidst Thuringia's Kyffhaeuser Mountains since 1890, it stands tall as a tribute to this revered emperor. Lastly, immerse yourself in modern-day Gelnhausen - once known as Barbarossa town - where St Mary's Church graces its center with timeless elegance. Here lies a reminder of how history intertwines with everyday life even centuries later. Join us on this journey through time as we unravel the tale.