What Pirates Really Did to Their Female Captives Will

Описание: What Pirates Really Did to Their Female Captives Will Shock

Pirates weren’t just thieves of gold — some raids turned into floating nightmares. This cinematic true-history story dives into what pirates really did to female captives, and why one infamous attack triggered an international manhunt that panicked empires.
In 1695, pirate captain Henry Every (Avery) and his crew hunted the Indian Ocean trade routes and struck the Mughal treasure ship Ganj-i-Sawai. What followed wasn’t just a robbery — it became a political disaster for the East India Company, igniting outrage in the Mughal Empire and forcing authorities to launch one of the earliest global crackdowns on piracy.
This video reveals the dark, hidden reality of piracy, how captives were used as leverage, and why the “pirate legend” is built on fear, not freedom.
(For educational/historical discussion.)
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