The Roman revenge - After the Teutoburg massacre - The Roman Germanic Wars
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00:00 Intro
00:57 Deadly moments after the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
10:08 The Roman revenge
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The Roman revenge - After the Teutoburg massacre - The Roman Germanic Wars. Imagine at some point, every family within those tribes eventually lost their ancestors' ashes, or they became irrelevant. And just a few years later, when Rome returned to seek revenge after the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest and bury their fallen comrades, those tribes were completely annihilated. History is vast and strange—so many tribes, peoples, and cultures have existed and then vanished without a trace. No one remembers anything about them. It’s sad to think that what once was the center of an entire world is now just a fading memory. That’s why we should pause, reflect, and cherish these stories, to better understand what has shaped the world we live in today.
The Roman revenge - After the Teutoburg massacre - The Roman Germanic Wars. So, join us once again in reliving the Deadly Moments - The Aftermath of Teutoburg Forest (9AD), immersing yourself in the tense atmosphere of massacre of both roman and germanic and Rekindle the burning flames of revenge of the most powerful empire in our history.
According to legend, in 9 AD, three Roman legions and their auxiliary forces advanced into the Germanian forests, where they were eventually betrayed by the treacherous Arminius and his cunningly constructed trap. Throughout the course of several days, the Roman column was gradually eaten away at and eventually completely submerged in the combat.
The Roman revenge - After the Teutoburg massacre - The Roman Germanic Wars. The Teutoburg Forest battle permanently ended Rome’s northeastward expansion at the Rhine-Danube River barrier, altering Europe’s future development. Had the battle not occurred and failed to stop Rome’s expansion [eastward to the Elbe River, possibly beyond]: “The whole course of our history would have been different…There would have been no Franco-German problem…no Charlemagne, no Napoleon, no Kaiser William II, and no Hitler.”
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