Historian Reacts - Ten Minute History - The Fall of Rome (Short Documentary) by History Matters

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[kevinnorwood]

Their statement about the Battle of Catalaunian Fields is actually pretty correct. Both sides in that battle got so badly mauled that no real winner was declared. In terms of battlefield objectives, that battle ended up essentially a stalemate. The Huns were in possession of their camp, but the Romans and their allies were in possession of the battlefield. Technically, this meant that the Romans won, but Attila was STILL THERE. He hadn't been destroyed like Aetius wanted. However, Aetius HAD succeeded in breaking the myth of Attila's invincibility (his "cult of victory"), and that was apparently enough for him because he chose to not pursue Attila after the battle.

[olegna]

I now fully understand everything there is to know about Rome

[DanishKhan-vuje]

Hey Ryan who do you think wins. Caesar or Alexander.

[galatheumbreon]

Don't you love the dry humour of that channel😂, great reaction btw

[DanishKhan-vuje]

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