Siege of Jerusalem (70) (4598 bytes)
3: ...2 style="background:#ffff99" |Siege of Jerusalem (70 CE)
5: |Conflict||[[History of Palestine#The Roman conquest|Roman Conquest]]
7: |Date||March - September [[70]] CE
9: |Place||[[Jerusalem]], [[Judaea]]
24: |[[Simon Bar-giora]], [[John of Gischala]], [[Eleazar]]

Siege of Jerusalem (456 bytes)
1: Three [[siege]]s have the name '''Siege of Jerusalem''':
3: ...usalem (701 BC)|Siege of Jerusalem]] in [[700s BC|701 BC]] by [[Sennacherib]], fighting a revolt again...
4: ...ge of Jerusalem (70)|Siege of Jerusalem]] in AD [[70]] by [[Titus]], ending the [[Great Jewish Revolt]...
5: ...usalem]] in [[1099]] by the [[crusaders]], a part of the [[First Crusade]]

Siege of Jerusalem (701 BC) (5202 bytes)
1: ...nd of warring Near Eastern kingdoms. At the time of Samaria's fall, there existed two kings in Judah-...
4: ...e idols the people had worshiped during the reign of his father and leading the Jews toward a renewed ...
6: ...y of silver and strip the gold from the doorposts of [[Solomon]]'s temple.
8: ==Jerusalem Besieged==
9: ...an arm of flesh," but the Jews had the protection of Yahweh.

Siege of Jerusalem (1099) (9920 bytes)
1: The '''Siege of Jerusalem''' took place from [[June 7]] to [[July 15]], [[1...
4: [[Image:Jerusalemcrusades.jpeg|right]]
5: ...ights and infantry were threatening to march to [[Jerusalem]] without them.
7: ==The siege of Arqa==
9: ... by Robert and Tancred. Proceeding down the coast of the [[Mediterranean]], they encountered little re...

Under Siege (588 bytes)
1: ...'' is a [[1992]] [[action film]], in which a band of terrorists captures a warship with [[nuclear weap...
3: ''Under Siege'' was rated R by the [[MPAA]]. It stars [[Steven ...

Siege (32570 bytes)
1: {{History of war}}
2: ...surrounding the target and blocking the provision of supplies, typically coupled with [[artillery]] bo...
4: ...ci]] gained as much of his renown from the design of fortifications as from his artwork.
6: ...attle, principally the ease by which huge volumes of destructive power can be directed onto a static t...
8: ...lso destroys and/or captures the defenders, the besieged entity is reckoned as having ''fallen''.

Siege of Kut (3841 bytes)
1: ...r 7]] [[1915]] - [[April 29]], [[1916]]) was part of the [[Mesopotamian campaign]] in [[World War I]]....
5: ...the town in three attacks over December they laid siege.
7: ..., when Townshend reported only a few months worth of food a rescuing force was quickly raised.
9: ...n March 8 where nothing was achieved for the loss of 4,000 men. Aylmer was dismissed and replaced with...
11: ... by Gorringe is usually termed the [[First Battle of Kut]]. The British had gathered around 30,000 sol...

Siege of Osaka (6056 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 style="background:#ffff99" |Siege of Osaka
38: The '''siege of Osaka''' lasted from [[1614]] to [[1615]].
40: ...e Tokugawa at the Battle of Tennoji (the ''Winter Siege''), in [[1615]].
42: ...awa Ieyasu|Tokugawa's]] in [[Osaka]]. By November of [[1614]], [[Tokugawa Ieyasu|Tokugawa]] decided no...
44: ...small forts and villages were attacked before the siege on [[Osaka Castle]] itself began on [[December 4]...

Siege of Megiddo (924 bytes)
1: ... 7 months - before the capitulation and surrender of the city to the Pharaoh.
3: [[Category:Sieges|Megiddo]]

Siege engine (3847 bytes)
1: ... [[city wall]]s and other [[fortification]]s in [[siege warfare]].
3: ==Ancient siege engines==
4: ...atapult]] in [[ancient Greece]] and the [[onager (siege weapon)|onager]] invented by [[ancient Rome|the R...
6: ==Medieval siege engines==
7: ...walls. Also used were the battering ram and the [[siege tower]], a wooden tower on wheels that allowed at...

Siege of Sarajevo (11072 bytes)
1: [[Image:siegeofsarajevo2.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Bosnian soldiers o...
2: ...r day during the course of the siege, with a high of 3,777 shell impacts on [[July 22]] [[1993]]. The ...
4: ==The Siege==
8: ...es, as it could have led to chaos and the breakup of the state. With longtime dictator [[Tito]]'s deat...
10: ...state on [[April 6|April 6th]]. Before they could officially do that however, war began.

Siege of Angband (645 bytes)
1: ...hed the east. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].
3: {{Battlesofbeleriand}}

Siege of Harfleur (1983 bytes)
1: The '''siege of Harfleur''' [[Normandy]] [[France]] began [[18 Au...
4: ... estuary. Then he attacked Harfleur with 2000 men of arms and 6000 bowmen.
5: The garrison of 100 men was reinforced by two experienced knight...
7: ...y damaged by the twelve great guns in the English siege train, Henry planned a general assault one month ...
9: ... French army and was forced to fight the [[Battle of Agincourt]].

Siege of Derry (2634 bytes)
3: ...[James II of England|James VII of Scotland and II of England]] in Ireland, was anxious to ensure that ...
5: ...r the besiegers were no better and many thousands of people died, both inside and outside the walls.
7: ...e King was rebuffed and actually fired at by some of the more determined defenders;
8: ... been stretched across the river and relieved the siege on [[July 28]] [[1689]].
11: *[http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/timelines/ni/siege_derry.shtml BBC-History Williamite Wars]

Siege of Gibraltar (2730 bytes)
1: There have been several Sieges of Gibraltar.
3: ==July 1704-March 1705==
5: ...1800 strong, under the command of [[Prince George of Hesse-Darmstadt]].
7: ... hoisted, and took possession in name of [[Anne I of the United Kingdom|Queen Anne]], whose government...
9: ...ps of [[France]] and [[Spain]] under the marquess of Villadarias.

Siege of Sevastopol (242 bytes)
1: There have been two '''Sieges of [[Sevastopol]]''', a [[Russia]]n city on the [[Cr...
3: *[[Siege of Sevastopol (1854)]] - during the [[Crimean War]]
4: *[[Siege of Sevastopol (1942)]] - during the [[Second World W...

Siege of Plzen (3902 bytes)
1: {{Wrongtitle | title=Siege of Plzeň}}
4: battle_name=Siege of Plzeň
7: ...nthorst painting (1634).jpg|300px|Frederick, king of Bohemia]]
8: |caption=[[Frederick V of Bohemia]] in [[1634]]
23: ...]]. The Protestant victory and subsequent capture of the city sparked the Bohemian Revolt.

Siege of Antwerp (3441 bytes)
1: The '''Siege of Antwerp''' was an engagement of the Germans and the Belgians during [[World War I...
3: ...August 4]], [[1914]], two days after the decision of the Belgian government not to allow German troops...
5: ...st 16]]) and [[Namur]], which fell into the hands of the Germans on [[August 24]].
7: ...t to defend the vital harbor of Antwerp. Remnants of these fortifications can still be seen today and ...
9: ...llery barrage. Antwerp was besieged and the forts of the outer ring fell one by one between [[October ...

Siege of Haarlem (6358 bytes)
1: ...] in [[the Netherlands]] was put under a bloody [[siege]] by a [[Spain|Spanish]] army that wanted to recl...
4: ...]]. However, after much political debate the city officially turned against Philip II on [[July 4]], [...
6: ... the Spanish army, and on [[December 1]] the city of [[Naarden]] suffered the same fate.
8: ...n, and convinced them to stay loyal to the Prince of Orange. The city's administration was replaced wi...
10: ...[[Sint-Bavokerk]] (Saint Bavo Church) was cleared of [[Roman Catholic]] symbols the same day.

Siege of Dapur (395 bytes)
2: ... '''Siege of Dapur''' (or Tabor) occurred as part of [[Ramesses II]]'s campaign to suppress [[Galilee]...
3: Contemporary illustrations show the use of ladders and chariots.
6: *James Henry Breasted, ''Ancient Records of Egypt,'' Part III § 359.
8: [[Category:Sieges|Dapur]]

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