دور جان دارك في إنهاء حصار اورليان 1-8 آيار 1429

Abstract EN

This study deals with the exceptional interest of Jean d'Arc in Orléans, and its emphasis on the fact that its divine mission, based on its claims, is based on lifting the siege of Orléans as a springboard for the fulfillment of its other objectives.

The study will focus on the steps taken by Jean-Arc to reach a peaceful settlement with the English leaders to ensure their peaceful withdrawal from the walls of) 566 (.

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Orléans, to direct their combat activities against the English armies stationed in front of the walls of the city, focusing on their political measures and military efforts to ensure the defeat of the English To expel them from all regions of northern France, and to study multiple axes that add the strengths of the DARC committees and reveal their pivotal role in attracting the Governor of Orleans and its leaders and citizens to its anti-English military strategies, On that of the repercussions on the whole of France's conflict with England and its allies