Bogre - The Great European Heresy

A memory of a word in the Occitan language, "Bogre."

The scholar Jean-Luis Gasc illustrates the rites and customs of the Good Men, as the Cathars were called, and the persecution they suffered.

In 1232, the Inquisition forces the Cathars into hiding.

Venice, the ideal bridge between the West and the East, is a communication route between cultures and peoples.

Writer Maria Soresina opens the fifth chapter of the journey with Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy."

The Sarajevo fog welcomes the Bogre troupe for the last leg of the journey on the trail of the Cathars.