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16th century, Legend tells of the mysterious pirate Captain Bartow, one of the most skilled sea robbers in the Caribbean. He was not only interested in the gold of merchant ships - Bartow dreamed of something greater.

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16th century, Legend tells of the mysterious pirate Captain Bartow, one of the most skilled sea robbers in the Caribbean. He was not only interested in the gold of merchant ships - Bartow dreamed of something greater.

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16th century, ruins of a lost golden city hidden in the Amazon jungle

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A white male pirate, angular face, intent gaze, long flowing black hair blowing in the wind, tall and muscular build with a commanding presence and a wild, slightly mischievous, pirate-like look. On March 29, 1721, he was publicly hanged in Kingston, Jamaica. But even in his final moments, Vane showed no fear. We can look to Charles Vane as a symbol of defiance.

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18th century, tall man with long hair, this is the pirate Charles Vane, Caucasian man, pirate, angular face, focused gaze, long, lush black hair blowing in the wind, tall and muscular build with a commanding presence and a wild look, a little mischievous, pirate-like. Stranded on a deserted island,

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18th century, tall man with long hair, this is the pirate Charles Vane, Caucasian male, pirate, angular face, focused gaze, long, lush black hair blowing in the wind, tall and muscular build with a commanding presence and wild gaze, a bit mischievous, piratical Legends say that when the captain of a captured ship refused to give him the loot, Vane didn't just kill him - he chained him up and burned him alive in front of the crew.

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18th century, tall man with long hair, this is the pirate Charles Vane, Caucasian male, pirate, angular face, focused gaze, long, lush black hair blowing in the wind, tall and muscular build with a commanding presence and wild gaze, a bit mischievous, piratical Legends say that when the captain of a captured ship refused to give him the loot, Vane didn't just kill him - he chained him up and burned him alive in front of the crew.

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18th century, a tall man with long hair, this is the pirate Charles Vane. Legends say that when the captain of a captured ship refused to give him his loot, Vane didn't just kill him - he chained him up and burned him alive in front of the crew.

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16th century, pirate ships on the offensive

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16th century, Battle of Preveza (1538)

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16th century, Battle of Preveza (1538)

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
His greatest achievement was the Battle of Preveza (1538), where he defeated the Spanish-Venetian fleet of Admiral Andrea Doria. After this victory, the Ottoman Empire established dominance over the Mediterranean.

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16th century. In return for his loyalty, the sultan made him beylerbey (governor) of Algeria and gave him an army of 2,000 artillerymen and 4,000 janissaries. With the support of the Ottoman Empire, Hayreddin expanded his power, capturing the ports of Bonna, Colossus, and Chershel, and later raiding the Italian coast.

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16th century, In 1541, Charles V made a final attempt to conquer Algeria with 500 ships and a huge army, but met fierce resistance from pirates.

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16th century, In 1541, Charles V made a final attempt to conquer Algeria with 500 ships and a huge army, but met fierce resistance from pirates.

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman, at his palace in Algiers, where, surrounded by Barbarossa's attention, he found solace in her company and often spent his evenings with her, telling her of his sea adventures

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman, at his palace in Algiers, where, surrounded by Barbarossa's attention, he found solace in her company and often spent his evenings with her, telling her of his sea adventures as they walked in the garden

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman, at his palace in Algiers, where, surrounded by Barbarossa's attention, he found solace in her company and often spent his evenings with her, telling her of his sea adventures as they walked in the garden

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman, at his palace in Algiers, where, surrounded by Barbarossa's attention, he found solace in her company and often spent his evenings with her, telling her about his sea adventures.

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman, at his palace in Algiers, where, surrounded by Barbarossa's attention, he found solace in her company and often spent his evenings with her, telling her about his sea adventures.

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman, at his palace in Algiers, where, surrounded by Barbarossa's attention, he found solace in her company and often spent his evenings with her, telling her about his sea adventures.

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman whom he kept in his palace in Algiers, where he showered her with attention and gave her small gifts

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman who was captured, he kept her in his palace in Algiers, where he showered her with attention and gave her small gifts

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
Hayreddin Barbarossa and a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman who was captured, she gradually began to feel sympathy for the fearsome pirate, because he surrounded her with attention and gave her small gifts

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
According to some accounts, Hayreddin Barbarossa had a secret romance with a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman who was captured during a pirate raid in Spain. She was expected to be sold as a slave in the market in Algiers, but when Barbarossa saw her, he was struck by her beauty and noble demeanor.

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
According to some accounts, Hayreddin Barbarossa had a secret romance with a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman who was captured during a pirate raid in Spain. She was expected to be sold as a slave in the market in Algiers, but when Barbarossa saw her, he was struck by her beauty and noble demeanor.

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
According to some accounts, Hayreddin Barbarossa had a secret romance with a beautiful Andalusian noblewoman who was captured during a pirate raid in Spain. It is said that she was married to a Spanish nobleman, but when Barbarossa's pirates attacked the ship she was traveling on, he was killed and she was captured. She was expected to be sold as a slave in the market in Algiers, but when Barbarossa saw her, he was struck by her beauty and noble demeanor.

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16th century, Hayreddin Barbarossa, a turbaned Muslim pirate with blue eyes, a focused gaze, and red hair and beard.
When the Spanish emperor attempted to capture Algeria, Hayreddin Barbarossa defeated his fleet, sinking over 20 ships and killing 4,000 people.

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16th century, two Muslim pirate brothers, pirates, with red beards, one with a stern look and a rough face, the other with bright eyes, stand on the ship and look into the distance at another ship

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16th century, pirate Horuk Barbarossa His face is harsh, scarred by battles - a thick, reddish beard covers part of his rough features, and his eyes are full of determination, with a turban on his head, he slowly rows with the oars along with the others and so the ship moves forward

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16th century, pirate Horuk Barbarossa His face is harsh, scarred by battles - a thick, reddish beard covers part of his rough features, and his eyes are full of determination, with a turban on his head, on his ship

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16th century, After the island was conquered by the Ottomans, the family converted to Islam and began to trade by sea. However, his sons – Horuk, Yitzhak, Elias and Azor – were not satisfied with trade. They saw how the pirates who lurked on the seas, accumulating wealth and fame, and decided to become part of this dangerous but tempting world. The brothers wore turbans and red beards, which is why they were called the Barbarossa brothers

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16th century, After the island was conquered by the Ottomans, the family converted to Islam and began trading by sea. However, his sons – Horuk, Yitzhak, Elias and Azor – were not satisfied with trading. They saw how the pirates who lurked on the seas amassed wealth and fame, and decided to become part of this dangerous but alluring world

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At the dawn of the 16th century, on the island of Lesbos, where a potter and small merchant had four little boys

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18th century,
This was Charles Vane.
A white man, an angular face with a rough complexion, blue eyes, long lush black hair that fluttered in the wind, a tall and muscular build with a commanding presence and a wild look, a little malicious, a pirate.
But fate played a bad joke on him - the ship's captain recognized him and handed him over to the British. Charles Vane was taken to Jamaica, where he was sentenced to death for piracy.

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18th century,
This was Charles Vane.
A white man, an angular face with a rough complexion, blue eyes, long lush black hair that flutters in the wind, a tall and muscular build with a commanding presence and a wild look, a little evil, a pirate.
But fate played a bad joke on him - the ship's captain recognized him as Vane and handed him over to the British.

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18th century, a ship's captain looks towards the shore through binoculars that are only for one eye.

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