The leader of the "peasants' crusade" was
a. Gregory the Great.
b. Richard the Homeless.
c. Peter the Hermit.
d. Charles the Hammer.
e. Saladin the Wise.
c
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What was the result of the testimonies collected by the Sadler Committee?
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A. did not appear to weaken the will of the people to continue to fight the enemy. B. devastated German military production. C. caused minimal damage, despite military planners´ hopes. D. had little impact in Britain alone among the belligerent nations of Europe. E. was practiced mostly by the Axis powers and only rarely by the Allies.