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The fall of the Xiongnu Empire lead to the migration of many tribes – especially Turkic ones – away from the Altai-Transbaikal area in eastern Central Asia i...
29 oct. 2019 · The death of Attila the Hun was an important high point in the waning days of the Roman Empire and how he died is something of a mystery. Attila ruled the rival Hunnite Empire between the years 434–453 CE, a time when the Roman Empire had ineffective leadership who were struggling to manage their far-flung territories.
27 mars 2021 · Attila the Hun: a man who, through intelligence and sheer force of character, forged a loose confederation of nomadic tribes into the most fearsome military ...
2 sept. 2022 · Attila was king of the Huns, ... and how to ride and care for a horse,” writes University of Cambridge professor Christopher Kelly in his book “Attila the Hun” (The Bodley Head, 2008).
Who was Attila the Hun? Attila the Hun is known as the most prolific killer of the Early Middle Ages. But the facts about Attila's life are much more complic...
On the positive side, Attila did show remarkable flexibility in learning new strategies and tactics after the battle of Chalons (which was a horrible defeat for the Huns). If the book had focused on the lessons of that battle and its aftermath, this book could have been a lot more valuable. However, if the Attila the Hun analogy fits, wear it.
This is the book that reveals the leadership secrets of Attila the Hun-the man who centuries ago shaped an aimless band of mercenary tribal nomads into the undisputed rulers of the ancient world, and who today offers us timeless lessons in win-directed, take-charge management. Report an issue with this product. Print length. 128 pages. Language.
