In this fascinating DVD, Col Stringer tells the story of the Australian Light Horsemen who opened the doorway for the liberation of Jerusalem from centuries of Turkish rule - and for the founding of the modern nation of Israel.
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In this fascinating DVD, Col Stringer tells the story of the Australian Light Horsemen who opened the doorway for the liberation of Jerusalem from centuries of Turkish rule - and for the founding of the modern nation of Israel.
800 Horsemen Who Changed the World, DVD$32.99
Koorong Code197196
ISBN9780000625861
PublisherCol Stringer Ministries
Publication Date01 April 2003
Dimensions x x mm
Weight0.085kg
Product CategoryTeaching DVDs
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I highly recommend this DVD. Not only will it broaden your appreciation and understanding of the relationship between Australia and Israel and the role the Light Horsemen had in history, but Col Stringer's great sense of humour will entertain you as he teaches about the 800 Horsemen of the Australian Mounted Infantry. I especially enjoyed his """"Australianese"""" version of the story of David and Goliath. This DVD is a great investment of your time and energy - you won't be disappointed.
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Amazing DVD completely changed my perception of Australian history and gave me a lot of respect for the people who defend this country. It also gave me a better understanding of many historical events that we don't normally get told about. \\r\\n\\r\\nThere is a lot more to the ANZAC story than what happened at Gallipoli. We have forgotten and not taught of the courage and victory of our nation.
