Recent Desecration of Hagia Sophia Traced to First Attack in Jim Birakos' Book "Unlucky Tuesday"
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Monday, July 27, 2020
In his book, "Unlucky Tuesday," Jim Birakos describes the first assault of Hagia Sophia in 1453, then the world's largest building and an engineering marvel.
Key Points:
- In his book, "Unlucky Tuesday," Jim Birakos describes the first assault of Hagia Sophia in 1453, then the world's largest building and an engineering marvel.
- For a thousand years it stood for peace and divine wisdom and was the center of Christian heritage.
- Disclosed in the book is the formula for Greek Fire, Constantinople's most devastating weapon for over seven centuries.
- He has a doctorate in environmental science and has advised some 30 nations and taught at American and European universities.