Eleanor of Aquitaine
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Marion Meade portrays Eleanor of Aquitaine as a woman of great intelligence and titanic energy who lived in a passionate and creative age.
Questa serie ti immerge nell'affascinante mondo medievale attraverso gli occhi dei suoi forti personaggi femminili. Esplora le loro vite piene di intrighi, amore, perdita e uno spirito indomito in un'epoca in cui le donne spesso lottavano per il loro posto nella società. Ogni storia rivela diverse sfaccettature della forza e della resilienza femminile in un contesto storicamente ricco. Immergiti in destini drammatici e scopri la loro influenza sulla formazione della storia.






Marion Meade portrays Eleanor of Aquitaine as a woman of great intelligence and titanic energy who lived in a passionate and creative age.
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