⚔️ The Roman revenge - After the Teutoburg massacre

Arminius' ambush at Teutoburg was a colossal military catastrophe and a devastating blow to Rome's pride and power. But Rome was thirsty for revenge. The task fell first to Tiberius and then to Germanicus, a reputed Roman general who distinguished himself in Germania and fought the legendary battle of Idistaviso.

#documentary #history #rome #germania

[garymartin]

Germanicus, one of the greatest Roman Generals

[bluewolvesstudios]

“When the Roman Eagle is lost, you send in her protector, the Roman Wolf…” - Mars

[BelloBudo]

I like your work and have subscribed. Short & sharp videos are often preferred.

[seansweeney]

Rome divides and unites. Some people hated the romans Some loved them..that's just the way it is ..they had great resilience..lost a legion in Scotland then built a wall lost to the parthians and hannibal and sparticus .boudicca etc .but still kept going ...even after the goths sacked rome..still they recovered ..says a lot for them as a people...

[kennethquinnies]

The massacre cost the germans more in the long run than it cost the Romans. 20, 000 troops compared to several Germanic tribal groups exterminated and several more severely damaged, I think the germans learned a lesson from this. The romans could have gone back over and over to keep doing this but stopped when they thought they had done enough.

[whiskey_tango_foxtrot__]

Which general should we send to defeat the German tribes?
Denmarkicus?...no
Sweedenicus?...no
Spainicus...no
Franicus? oh hell no
work

[anchieta]

The conclusion was Germanic tribes united and formed larger war 250 years

[paulofelipebbraga]

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[TheMan-jexq]

Despite Romes revenge, it was never able to lay claim to Germania again and make it part of the Empire

[rmp]

There is poetic justice to the fact that it would be the Germanics, ultimately, who Christianized Europe - using the Roman language!🙏🏼

[primaitalia]

Roma Invicta. Honour to Germanicus. Who showed the Germanic who's boss. Roma is eternal. The Glory of Roma is eternal. And no one will ever be able to break that!!!

[ThePlataf]

" Quintus Varius, where are my legions?!"

[petrstanovsky]

Finally someone mentions it. Romans didn't lose in Germania due to Germans, but due to their inner politics fight.

[ScentsOfSouthJersey]

I hope season three of barbarians shows the Roman Revenge and the battle of Idistaviso. Awesome video by the way, enjoyed it !

[jasondiggs]

Rome got her avenge and more. Armenius to be slain by his own and other Germanic tribes he tried to save, oh the irony.

[markfung]

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[enriconicolafasciani]

Never forget Teutoburg hadn''t been a battle, it had been an ambush.

[seansweeney]

It's good to hear about germanicus ..after the defeat...plus he knew how to defeat the German tribes..great general..yes it was a bad defeat for romans..but as far as getting eagle back..i thought he got 2 eagle's back??..plus his victory is played down a lot...as it makes the romans look like they knew how to defeat the tribes...it was a lesson rome learned..both germanicus and armineus were betrayed by there own people...ironic....both were great in what they did....history is written in blood...

[hohetannen]

“Germanic Germania” yea Slavs didn’t exist before the migration period pal

[angloaust]

Rome was still able to raise legions to defend its empire
Altho in 410ad things were looking bad legions left britain!