Origin of the Germanic Tribes - BARBARIANS DOCUMENTARY

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Kings and Generals historical animated documentary series on the history of the ancient civilizations continues with a video on the ancient origin of the Germanic Tribes. This video covers the origin hypothesis, culture, religion, society, economy, and military of the ancient Germanic peoples and their first clashes with Rome - the Cimbrian War and the battle of the Teutoburg Forest

The video was made by Yağız Bozan and Murat Can Yağbasan, while the script was researched and written by Leo Stone

Production Music courtesy of EpidemicSound

#Documentary #Teutoburg #Rome

[KingsandGenerals]

It is an exciting moment to be a history fan - our community is growing and everybody is noticing, so many fun historical movies and tv series are in production. Barbarians is a genuinely fun series and you can stream it today!

[georgeprchal]

Speaking Latin and German? Everyone knows ancient Romans exclusively spoke English with British accents

[heloo]

Its kinda crazy that a channel started by 2 guys 3 yrs ago is now getting sponsored by Netflix

[comradegigachad]

"Who would've left Asia or Africa or Italy to look for Germany?"
Oh the irony...

[leonie.]

Most Germanic tribes actually practised their religion up until 800AD and some for even longer until Christianity took over and reached the Scandinavian countries in 1000AD. So maybe the rituals and the way of practising their religion wasn't too different. I live close to the Teutoburger forest and went there many times, it's beautiful!

[thefisherking]

I've spent countless hours reading & audiobooking the history of Europe & in particular the Germanic peoples, and this video did more for me in 20 minutes than many hours of that other stuff. You really have a skill for capturing the high points and the significant trends during that era.

[afrikasmith]

Rome: (Made sure the Germanic Tribes were fighting each other.)

China: (Made sure the Mongol Tribes were fighting each other.)

Those ideas never end well.

[al-muwaffaq]

Wow a Netflix sponsorship!
This great channel has come a long way.

[matlackaxl]

Just finished the show, it was amazing. Then I searched to learn more about Germania and your wonderful ability to word history just amplified my knowledge on it. Thank you so much for your channel. I can never get enough.

[davidarnold]

The Germanic tribes spread out a little further than you showed, as did the language. The Franks into Gaul, not only gave France it name, but mixed with the Latin language gave us the French language. Then you have Angles and Saxons movements into Britain, old English and in turn modern English language is Germanic.

[jokemon]

We need something like this on the Baltic Finnic tribes, ancestors of modern Finnish, Estonian, Karelian and other smaller Finnic peoples, and their tied history to Scandinavian, Baltic and eastern Slavic peoples.

[Khookies-lplu]

Roses are red
I really like pigeons
Quintillus Varus
Give me back my legions

[PinkyJujubean]

They were naked from the waist up and their body was their only armor. That's so brutal I love it.

[CsStoker]

Netflix trying to teach history?


This is worrisome in various levels

[divingdave]

Growing up at the Teutoburg forest and visiting the place where the battle happened sparked my interest in history.
I didn't know about the series until watching this and now I'm so hyped!

[jean-lucgenereau]

Whoever did the artwork and animation for this did an incredible job.

[jordanleighwheatley]

This is easily one of the most fascinating documentaries I've found on the subject. I wish it were longer.

[ORO]

Britannia: Good thing we're on an island.

Saxons: Well yes but no.

[Galland]

God I love learning the history of the Germanic people and you guys even made a video about it. Thank you bros!

[bokoe]

Thank you for making this, the Germanic peoples are only barely mentioned in history books in NL despite them being our direct ancestors