Gerard Thom
Founder of the Knights Hospitaller
Born
None
None years ago
Died
September 3rd, 1120
905 years ago — None years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Malta
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Born around 1040, established the Knights Hospitaller, an order dedicated to providing care for sick and injured pilgrims in the Holy Land. After traveling to Jerusalem, recognized the need for organized assistance to those in need. The order grew in influence and provided military support during the Crusades while maintaining its focus on healthcare. Convoked a mission that blended compassion with chivalry, serving both spiritual and practical purposes. Died on September 3, 1120.
Founded the Knights Hospitaller
Developed care for pilgrims
Blended military and healthcare efforts
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