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Why did venice pay soldiers who were going off to fight in the crusades to attack the capital of the byzantine empire on their way?
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Why did venice pay soldiers who were going off to fight in the crusades to attack the capital of the byzantine empire on their way?

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Venice wanted to eliminate the Byzantine capital as a trade route

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