- La
Goulette (French pronunciation: [la ɡulɛt], Italian: La
Goletta), in
Arabic Halq al-Wadi (حلق الوادي Ḥalq el-Wād), is a muni****lity and the port of...
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create a
protectorate over
Tunisia in 1881.
Bombardment of La
Goletta Attack at La
Goletta Battle scene at Tunis, 1535
Liberation of 20,000
Christian captives...
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distinguished itself during the
Conquest of
Tunis (1535), when it
bombarded La
Goletta fortress.
Besides the São João itself, a
further 20 war
caravels and 2...
- This
minor naval action took
place in
March 1665 near
Goletta, Tunisia, and was a
victory for a
small French force of four
ships and two
fireships under...
- (mainly from
Veneto and Emilia). The
small city of La
Goulette (called La
Goletta by the
Italian Tunisians) was
practically developed by
Italian immigrants...
- 1665 he led a
small fleet which defeated a
small Algerian fleet near the
Goletta,
Tunisia (Action of
March 1665). In 1669 he led the
newly arrived French...
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former Roman citadel which was
reconstructed by the
Spanish Governor of
Goletta, Luys
Peres Varga,
between 1546 and 1550. The fort was
completely abandoned...
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indicate the
Turks intended to
proceed to the
Tunisian fortress of La
Goletta and
wrest it from the Spaniards, and
Suleiman had also
spoken of invading...
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Spanish alliance lasted on and off for decades. Near Tunis, the port of
Goletta was
later occupied by
Spanish forces, who
built a
large and
strong presidio...
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commander of six galleys, he
distinguished himself in the
battles of La
Goletta, Tunis, Algiers, Sfax,
Calibria y Mebredia.
After this he was
named Capitain...
