Its symbol consisted of a cross and an orb, and Henry of OlmÃ¼tz and Anselm of Havenburg were two figures associated with it.
This initiative was planned in part during a meeting at Dijon, and one of its champions, Wibald, hoped to obtain control of the island of RÃ¼gen. Â Its symbol consisted of a cross and an orb, and Henry of OlmÃ¼tz and Anselm of Havenburg were two figures associated with it. Â One target of this initiative was enraged by Adolf II of Holstein's participation in it, leading him to sack Lubeck. Â A group of Danes were amongst the aggressors in this initiative, though they withdrew and sued for peace after the capture of their navy. Â Amongst the targets of this initiative was (*) Niklot, whose besieged forces at Dobin he agreed to baptize in its final stages. Â The Saxon faction in this initiative did not want to damage their own lands or to attack the Slavs. Â For 10 points, name this phase of the Second Crusade.
This initiative was planned in part during a meeting at Dijon, and one of its champions, Wibald, hoped to obtain control of the island of RÃ¼gen.
Wendish Crusade [prompt on "Second Crusade" before mentioned]