History
Research Bites, season 6: The Public and the Sacred
In this season of the MBSF podcast, 5 Buber fellows are sharing their cutting-edge research.
In this episode, Dr. Kathatrina Palmberger takes us back in time to the foundation of the Holy Sepulchre Church in Jerusalem. By looking at the unique art and architecture of the church, this episode sheds light on the people who created it: the Crusaders'. This episode will uncover the historical significance of this extraordinary church and the Crusaders' efforts to integrate their identity into its architecture.
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