(Barbarians) Gaius Julius Arminius | The Wolf of Rome

[@TomHansen-m1z]

"Arminius, without doubt Germania's liberator, who challenged the Roman people not in its beginnings like other kings and leaders, but in the peak of its empire; in battles with changing success, undefeated in the war." Roman historian Tacitus

[@princepssenatus7607]

history is history .. but events of many years ago must not create hatred and grudges! Respect to Germany from Italy

[@adalarno1654]

Germany is the son of Rome, like the rest of Europe.

[@Scavenger108]

Good take!

[@Gabtos-n6r]

Ma che cazzate vai a dire..... Arminius non era che un generale ROMANO 4:04 come tanti altri che provo a farsi il proprio regno....falli in modo più spettacolare più di tanti altri anche se 1500 anni di propaganda barbari Ca c'è l' ho hanno fatto dimenticare....ho hanno almeno cercato di farlo

[@SiidBarbosa]

Que orgulho cara, mandou bem demais, queria saber editar assim. Deve ter dado um baita trabalho!!! Parabéns de novo!

[@rimacalid6557]

There's a huge difference between the wolf of Rome and the lapdogs of Rome. Respect

[@CaptainBucky]

This is so good!!

[@PerciSG]

Thank you so much!! ^_^

[@CaptainBucky]

@@PerciSG you’re welcome!

[@PerciSG]

¡Hola a todos/as! Este montaje tiene subtítulos en castellano. ¡Gracias! Hello Everyone , this tribute has subtitles in english , thanks a lot!! :)

[@felipesiqueira3323]

Aguardo ansiosamente a próxima temporada, sensacional essa série!

[@knutritter461]

Greetings from Germany: This actually is a pretty good series! What I really like is that they used this face mask that was actually found in the area and is in a museum now. One thing about the language: In the series the depicted Germans speak modern High-German.... the original kind of "German" would be unintelligible for current Germans. If those people spoke with us today we would not understand each other. And btw for the people who want to learn German: The translation into English is pretty good but the critical parts are not a literally translated (although possible).... you get the meaning but not to the full extend! Lots of interpretation... 😉 Addition: Arminius was killed by his own people.... it had been difficult to unite all those different tribes! Almost as difficult as uniting our 'states' for acts in our German 'senate'. (aka Bundesrat)

[@danymalsound]

Same with norse/scandinavian, however I'm told this Latin is spot-on authentic haha

[@Michael76721]

the problem is also that nobody knows how the Cheruscans spoke because there's no writings in their language

[@randomdude2026]

@@Michael76721 Yeah and it is not only the Cheruscans that are depicted in the show. Every tribe shown in the series would likely have his own variant of Proto-Germanic.

[@knutritter461]

@La Côte Je me réjuis de l'entendre. 😉

[@smash630]

Riscrivete anche la storia mostrandovi come quelli buoni mi raccomando. Il mondo sa che razza di vigliaccherie e barbarie avete commesso durante le 2 guerre. Roma Aeterna victrix.

[@freddiesantini5560]

True story in history. Well filmed. I salute the director n producer..

[@denysrealreal695]

Muy buen vídeo big fan me parece una gran serie histórica 👍

[@Eddy1938-b]

Can't wait for Germanicus and Flavus (Arminius's brother)

[@uberfeel]

Yeah, I want to see that dog get betrayed by his own people. (Germans)

[@Eddy1938-b]

@@uberfeel yessir. Traitorous death for a traitor

[@user-dl1xz3mj3i]

Not worth to mention hin..he just won some unimportant battle..at the end Roman fall !

[@Raubabbau]

@@Eddy1938-b Oh, the "Romans" here who didn't understand the Germanic spirit. Arminius was assassinated because the others feared that he wanted to make himself king, similar to the treacherous murder of Caesar. But the Germanic tribes preferred freedom. And how can you "betray" someone who abducts you as a child, your parents threaten to murder you if you don't obey and oppress the people and the homeland to which you belong. And just funny that "Romans" complain about treason, there was always insidious treachery and intrigues in the roman empire. And the name Germanicus was given quite often, what did the owners achieve: burned down a few huts and killed a few insurgents, and then panicked across the Rhine. And what came after that: the construction of the Limes, i.e. capitulation. Later, Germans became emperors, the western empire was divided among them and the summit was probably the coronation of Charles as emperor in Rome.

[@reichsmusikkammerarchiv1133]

@@user-dl1xz3mj3i What a stupid comment, do you know how much Roman legions killed by Arminius? Yeah and later Rom falling by a another German, Otto I

[@sven6809]

Ich liebe es! Super Arbeit!!!

[@PerciSG]

Vielen Dank!! :)

[@123reivaj]

_Nice quod video, gratias tibi valde!_

[@ThePRCommander]

Respect for the German warriors. You not only stopped the ambitions of Rome in your own countries. You stopped the legions from reaching the Danish islands.

[@alemar7539]

This is not true!Rome ,with Tiberius and Germanico, come back in german and win the battle against Arteminio and the barbarians. Rome has never had a real interest in conquering northern germany and arriving in denmark

[@aaronvarela89]

@@alemar7539 Yes they did. They only stopped when they knew it would be far too costly to do so. the Barbarians sacked Rome and kept their freedom and now they run Europe.

[@alemar7539]

@@aaronvarela89 yes,but how many years have the Romans ruled? and how long will the barbarians rule...? the Romans have left us a priceless heritage of civilization! What will the barbarians who rule Europe be able to leave us...?"Possis nihil urbe Roma visere maius"..."You will never see anything in the world greater than Rome". Rome Invicta

[@themaskedman221]

Respect for what? They set up an ambush and then the Romans came back and slaughtered them. They lost just about every conventional battle with the Roman army. And they did not "stop the ambitions of Rome" -Rome had _no_ ambition to conquer deep into Germania. That type of military campaign deep into a wild frontier was very costly and the Romans did not believe there'd be any economic benefit in pursuing more territory east of the Rhine. The Romans did not conquer indiscriminately; there had to be something in it for them. It was quite a shame too. The Romans built highways, sewage systems, sophisticated architecture, minted coins and brought learning and education to their territories. Germania was a wilderness, no roads, no sewage systems or political organization, and the Germanic tribes were not broadly literate (which is why we still call them by the names the Romans gave them).

[@themaskedman221]

@@aaronvarela89 "They only stopped when they knew it would be far too costly to do so. " Because a prolonged military campaign into a wilderness with no roads and long winters was extremely costly and the Romans believed there'd be no economic benefit in pursing more territory east of the Rhine. It wasn't because they couldn't or backed down -they just didn't believe there was anything in it for them. "the Barbarians sacked Rome and kept their freedom and now they run Europe." Total nonsense -the Western Roman Empire imploded from within as a result of economic and political turmoil which left the military vulnerable. It collapsed internally and then the barbarians moved into Roman territories when the Western Empire was on life support. The barbarian invasions were a symptom, not a cause, of the West's collapse.

[@astrixx4423]

Respect to the 'Ninth Legion'🔥🔥and the Barbarians defending their land 👍👍

[@chrisanduncensoredjapan6627]

“Let us triumph as one people!” Goosebumps every time. I’m developing a growing respect for Germany, its history, culture and people.

[@zack2366]

this was as good as vikings and The last kingdom

[@mirianvanidze3280]

Are you implying Vikings was good, because boy you're wrong.

[@yankeeforcestudios5431]

@@mirianvanidze3280 Vikings was good (until the end)

[@chrisanduncensoredjapan6627]

Rousing, spectacular clip!

[@Skittish07]

A mi me fascinó la serie. Buen video 💥👌

[@PerciSG]

¡Muchas gracias! :)

[@shamblerdimensional2487]

know someone write that quote of Varus in latin? "A man's true pride lies in being able to choose his own end."

[@jessycarlin499]

Me encanto la serie!! Y tu video.

[@PerciSG]

Muchas gracias!! :))

[@neapolitanpatriot736]

I am proud to be Italic 🏛️⚔️⚔️

[@pathfinder_strider]

That moment when you have roman heritage, aber du kannst die Barbaren besser verstehen als die Römer.

[@Pandorum-kwbeiw]

Germanen. Nicht Barbaren.

[@RamyABAhmed]

I can say this is the best trailer. The music here is awesome. I hope somebody share its track.

[@stantufforosso]

I expect the sequel with Julius Caesar Germanicus.

[@stantufforosso]

@@petervan333 ... yes, yes my dear, unfortunately the story is something else

[@chiaratrovato4388]

@@petervan333 like when he kicked the Germans’ asses? Idistavisus, rings a bell?

[@messiah6670]

@@petervan333 he literally avenged Teutoburg

[@claudioandreiandrus9736]

@@petervan333 Are you mad, kid? They may have enjoyed a victory over a few men in the middle of a fucking forest. But I torched down their villages and made sure that their women had plenty of roman offspring to bear.

[@bogor1521]

@@claudioandreiandrus9736 you sir are a total chad, id wish more roman general were actually like you

[@Scorpions12395]

When the season 3??

[@jameromeo6930]

Be brave, because no one remembers the coward.

[@akhon8452]

amazing work

[@PerciSG]

Thank you Akhon! :D

[@johnnyfives5416]

It sad that modern germans omitted him from their textbooks and don't teach about him due to his association with German nationalism after ww2. Ironically they teach about him in east Germany as a revolutionary fighter fighting against the slaveholding imperialists of rome.

[@carlomagno7092]

lmao germanics were a slaver society just like Rome

[@Tigelinus]

I don't know who told you this, but it's highly incorrect on several levels. Arminius was used as an instrument of nationalism in the late 19th and very early 20th century, not anymore after that. These days, there is a huge museum and park where parts of the battle probably took place. The battle has been examined by German historians many many times. Arminius is in no way omitted from any textbooks, I assume you mean school books. Neither school books nor academic studies have omitted him and the battle he fought. I really have to scratch my head, where does such info come from?

[@johnnyfives5416]

@@carlomagno7092 tell that to karl Marx.

[@gingerdude]

Stop spreading this bullshit. It's part of our curriculum.

[@sevenonthelineproductionsl7524]

Der wolf kommt!

[@c0nstantin86]

Yeah, and if the wolf wasn't a feminist, I would've join you in killing NATO. I rather fight with God by my side!

[@yfreyay6957]

Und die Welt wird brennen....!

[@petekdemircioglu]

Und die Welt BRENNT

[@ArwensarYunikoCreations]

Barbare

[@captaincole4511]

I speak afrikaans and it’s remarkably similar to German. I would say Die wolf kom

[@bouarichbrahim7408]

OH SHHHIIT! the free germans warriors§

[@josephliuvaiigavarain2994]

Ojalá hagan series sobre el reino suevos en galicia y la caida de roma en general

[@romanxkostan]

You should check out the show Romulus.

[@tartarianknight33]

They must bring Attila and his Huns next!

[@JuCarlos-ex8ip]

Thanks for sharing the video, historical battle

[@watermelonchannel]

Roma aveva un grandissimo dono , accettare e rispettare tutte le tradizioni e le possibilità dei popoli ,rispettarne la religione e le usanze . Ma alcuni imperatori non accolsero l'idea di Roma cosi com'era e pagarono ,pagarono sotto i colpi degli stessi romani.

[@fernandofilacchione2399]

Sono molto d'accordo con lei. I Romani quando accetavano le migrazioni, gli davano terreni da coltivare e gli davano immediatamente la cittadinanza italiana. I governi italiani attuali dovrebbere conoscere la stori a e imparare come trattare il tema della migrazioni.

[@fernandofilacchione2399]

Corrego "cittadinanza romana"

[@shepardcommander5174]

Badass tribute

[@PerciSG]

Thanks!!

[@ficostaffansson6856]

I’m the white wolf🐺

[@BraisOfTheNorth]

Pinta bien la serie, muy heredera de Vikings. Buen vídeo Perci, muy en la línea de Zurik, debería gustarle jeje Saludos!

[@PerciSG]

A mi me gustó mucho , ya que me fascina la temática de Roma haha Y , en mi opinion , las batallas que tiene estan muy logradas! ¡Muchas gracias , Brais! Sii , esperemos que le guste ^^

[@randybonner9870]

Look at 3:57 of this clip and please tell me what this little boy is doing standing there? When I saw him I thought "WTH n WTF" all at the same time. He must have been lost on the set .

[@randybonner9870]

@AjR probably so but he's just a kid. I was just wondering how a little kid was right there in the middle of all that crap? He just looks so completely out of place. Like he was looking for a police officer because he's lost. LOL

[@N1ceM8]

(If there is a season 2) I can't wait to see the fall of Arminius and the rise of Germanicus

[@germaniatv1870]

After that,watch the Germans take over Rome and create the Holy German Roman Empire and free the slaves. ;-)

[@Amalung54]

dream on, Roman loser... Germanicus came back and had to retrieve again. Rome never conquered Germania but the Germanic tribes conquered and destroyed the Roman Empire...

[@kallaiflavian9761]

Arminius historically died by the hands of his own people due to his rising power. The Romans had nothing on him in battle :P :D but i am excited too, how Season 2 will play out! The actors confirmed it for 2022

[@rossellalaface492]

@@Amalung54 Germanicus won, won and won again. Germanic tribes were only capable of ambush in the woods, nothing else. Germanico was called back by Tiberius, because they have not interest there, Germany was the poorest useless region of Europe, and they had not interest to waste other money and time for nothing.

[@Amalung54]

Yes, he won some unimportant battles, but never was able to defeat the German tribes

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

Armenius mask in battle gear is a Silvery mask that cover his entire face. Tech mask?

[@Dyltedd]

Great 😍

[@PerciSG]

thanks!! :)

[@georgetosounidis5545]

Back when the Germans fought foreigners who intended to harm their families...

[@Sunsetseeker24]

Varus! Give me my legions back! - Cit. Augustus

[@ΒασιληςΠαναγιωτιδης-ξ7π]

Everyones Gangsta until Germanicus join the Chat ROMA INVICTA VICTRIX 🇬🇷🇮🇹❤

[@giannideiquartieri3300]

Viva la civiltà Greco Romana .

[@user-dl1xz3mj3i]

And Roman still fall !lol

[@Raubabbau]

Germanicus, a title given fifteen times. Usually for protecting your borders or killing a few insurgents and burning down villages. How did that continue.... Limes is built, Germanic peoples immigrate to Roman provinces, Western Rome perishes..., is divided up among Germanic kings...,: Everyone is a gangster until Charlemagne enters the chat.

[@user-oo8zt1sc1c]

Damned Arminius, Roma Invicta! Damn the barbarians.

[@chaosbear3475]

Roma, rip

[@jacoporibeirodasilva6218]

You are a man of culture as well

[@chaosbear3475]

@@jacoporibeirodasilva6218 sure, I'm a big fan of Thutmose 1.

[@arminius6506]

Dude Germanic tribes sacked the Rome

[@panzerstrelok]

@@arminius6506 rome is still there, latin culture an language everywhere. by the time the sacking of rome happened the empire was far from its glory days and even the roman leadership wasnt pure romans and the germanic tribes that did it was basicly their army. it took 800 years for somone to manage that and after the roman state drunkenly drowe into a ditch.

[@MrHeidiHigh]

Only Arminius without Gaius Julius, thats wrong, that wasnt his Name and Title! Arminius got a Rank of Patrizier/Knight ! The Mythology called him later Siegfried the Dragonkiller !

[@MrHeidiHigh]

@Tim Scholz Hallo Tim, ich antworte dir in Deutsch wenns recht ist ! Ich beschäftige mich über den Einzug historischer Begebenheiten in die Mythologie seit ich vor zwei Jahren mein Studium der Vor-und Frühgeschichte begonnen habe. Ich kann u.a. in der Nibelungensage sehr viele Parallelen aufzeigen. Eine wichtige Erkenntnis für mich daraus war, dass jeder Mythologie/Sage so gut wie immer ein historisches Ereignis vorausgegangen war, wie man heute gut aufzeigen kann, Bsp. Homers Ilias. Die Barden der Germanen /Cherusker, haben wichtige Ereignisse in Liedern weitererzählt, in diesem Prozess wird z. Bsp.aus der Drachenstandarte der 17.Legion ein wahrhaftiger Drache, der unsichtbare Feind der Römer bekommt dann eine Tarnkappe uvm.(der Stille Post Effekt) Das mit der Namens Übertragung der Germ. Völker von den Eltern auf die Kinder war wohl auch Tradition bei vielen Stämmen, nur gab es damals wie heute auch Individualisten oder Abweichler, sodass dies eine Regel mit Ausnahmen war. Als erstgeborener Fürstensohn, was Arminius war, halte ich es für sehr wahrscheinlich, dass in diesem konkreten Fall der Name des Vaters in leicht veränderter Form auf den Erben übertragen wurde. Das Segimer seinen Sohn Siegfried nennt, ist daher durchaus nicht abwegig.

[@randomdude2026]

Well, Arminius being the historical Siegfried/Sigurd is only a theory historians have. It is not proven. But is a really cool theory I give you that.

[@kabacheouiza3566]

varus ubi sunt legiones meam ?

[@propellerhead428]

Awsome show, sorry they did not work in some Rammstein.

[@agxec2932]

I ❤ Arminius!!! The German hero!!! Arminius❤

[@adalarno1654]

Germany did not exist, thanks to the Greco-Roman culture Germany exists

[@SofiaUri]

Deberían poner este clip cuando juegue Alemania contra Italia

[@georgebaccett9951]

Según un reportaje de la bcc de Londres un italiano moderno es la suma de: romanos (estos no exceden el 39%+germánicos, entre ellos (lombardos, ostrogodos, hérulos, suevos y normandos)+ y en menor medida celtas y griegos.

[@adalarno1654]

​@@georgebaccett9951en el imperio romano habia gente de diferentes origenes, habia romanos de origen celta, germano, cartagines, eslavo, etc

[@GERBERTH-r8y]

proud to be germanic.

[@christophsagert2684]

@Oskar Bibo Didnt help tho, did it? 2000 years later and the Germanic tribes grew into some of the greatest nations of the planet. They dominate the fields of science, literature and engineering. May I remind you that it was a Germanic man that made it possible for mankind to land on the moon. What did the hunns do? They rode through the steppes, murdered people and then disappeared into the depths of history. At least ancient Rome left the world its amazing architecture and culture behind...the hunns left nothing, their culture was so uninspiring they removed themselves form the face of earth and accepted their insignificance.

[@anders7159]

​@@christophsagert2684turkey has army more powerful than germany, and The turks who are descendants of huns built empires bigger than germans could ever Hope, and also contributed a Lot to science

[@georgebaccett9951]

They want to impose this event as the end of the Roman Empire. It really wasn't like that, in fact there were huge reprisals by the Roman Empire and massacres of its Germanic colonists, however Germania was never the main target for the Romans, Germania was more like a "Vietnam" apart from the internal wars and divisions that existed in the Roman Empire itself.

[@M.H.D-y2z]

I'm really wanting for season 2

[@mehmetsinan8332]

Germenler müthiş bir millet bir türk olarak saygılarımı ve sevgimi sunuyorum

[@Nordyka]

🇩🇪🫶🇹🇷

geiles Video mach weiter so :)

[@mrlellol1626]

Translation at 2:28 is incorrect. The correct translation is Allfather Wotan has seen whats coming. Literal Translation would be The father of gods Wotan, has seen what is coming.

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

Sometimes Armenius have resemblance to the Facebook CEO, sometimes he have resemblance to the Anesthesiologist G type or a cover, sometimes he looks like the Punisher in the movie Punisher but a muscular in there. How is Armenius connected to the Science of the variables of many elements types and space dusts?

[@MiguelMartinez-nu3hy]

como se llama la serie no la puedo encontrar alguien me puede ayudar

[@carlosdiyarza3647]

Bárbaros

[@gladiusronin9385]

The greatest forgery ever made in a movie, Nazi propaganda against Roman villains with Hollywood Teutons ... Arminius was a Roman officer, one of the greatest traitors in history, along with Judas ... I want to see if she have the courage to do the second series, the revenge of Rome ... and the death of Arminius.

[@SonKunSama]

It really rustled your jimmies now didn't it, little man?

[@BewareOfTheKraut]

Roman fanboy crying a river.

[@TribusSuionii]

Wotan id est furor!

[@aaronvarela89]

He was taken by the Romans as a child lmao. He did the right thing by uniting his people to stand up and fight

[@aaronvarela89]

Germans *refuse to be slaves* NAZI PROPAGANDA

[@XXOCU]

Maledicte parricida, Roma educavi et enutrivi te. Tremendous erunt Mihi vindicta, sicut historia id ostendit. Accursed traitor, Rome has educated and fed you. Revenge will be tremendous, as history shows.

[@1999wad]

Tremenda erit Mea vindicta

[@sharpskinhead6977]

Well, you shouldn't try to conquer other people

[@aaronvarela89]

*Rome gets sacked*

[@Raubabbau]

Are we talking about the same Rome that kidnapped Arminius and his brother as children to use as political leverage? The same Rome that threatened to murder those children if the Cherusci resisted? This generosity was political calculation, not kindness, they should be formed into subjects, which also worked for the traitor Flavius. And Rome and treason, how many emperors were cowardly murdered again?

[@XXOCU]

@@Raubabbau Of course, Rome also made mistakes and political calculations. But after the conquest, Rome also sought to respect the subjugated peoples and make them citizens of the empire. If they succeeded, we would all speak Latin now and Europe would be a superpower. However, everything you do or use comes from Them. I hope that in a parallel universe Rome has conquered all of Europe and beyond. Or maybe sooner or later the Eternal City will return.

[@smash630]

S.P.Q.R. 🦅 la storia non si cancella. barbari.

[@diazjap]

Que hermoso resumen, el dia que los Germánicos arrodillaron a los Romanos, sublime!

[@Syntaxter]

Nein. Das war eine rein'e Teutonische schlacht.

[@Syntaxter]

Der deutsche ist des deutschen größter Feind... ist alt. Diese Legion war Germanisch.

[@mehmetsinan8332]

Viva viva gaius julius arminius hero from turkey🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@Sharp931]

Quality ambush 👌

[@antoninosottile7716]

You don't remember Idistaviso?

[@aaronvarela89]

You don't Remember when they sacked Rome? Multiple times? And Rome collapsed? And they got paid back in their own blood

[@ThePunisherAgent47]

Are they speaking an old germanic language?

[@followyourideas]

Nope. Latin and standard German.

[@ThePunisherAgent47]

@@followyourideas so it is not an accurate language actually

[@followyourideas]

@@ThePunisherAgent47 nobody really knows how proto-germanic sounded. Latin on the other hand left a lot of documents so we know pretty accurately how it sounded.

[@TheRedson88]

@@ThePunisherAgent47 even latin is not accurated. They used latin church,similar and easier from that.

[@RamyABAhmed]

" Maxima gloria viri costet ex fini esta tu enta" Right..?

[@chrisanduncensoredjapan6627]

The first season was good. I gave up watching the second after a few episodes. Historically it didn’t end well for Arminius, or Thusnelda. Segestes, her dad, was a piece of work.

[@jackcc429]

liked his face mask.

[@palermo017]

NOW PARTHIANS

[@xbadcode501]

Serie poco exacta, muy fantasiosa y poco ambiciosa. Espero ver como nos presentarán el final de Arminio y el trágico destino de su esposa y de su único hijo....

[@Roman_Kowalsky]

Glory to Rome.

[@flanker93rus74]

"Whoever comes to us with a sword will perish by the sword!" (C) Alexander Nevskiy.

[@stoymamey]

Estoy muy confundido, las tribus germánicas fueron las precursoras de los vikingos o no?

[@angelotovar]

No,aunque tengan cierto parentesco celta,los vikingos se mantuvieron al margen y cayeron sobre Europa en la alta edad media.

[@frantchesco_vitoriano]

Essa é melhor série que já assisti

[@christiamedgardomontesmalp3718]

LAS MUJERES AHORA SON LAS PROTAGONISTAS QUE BELLAS

[@fittony895]

WOW

[@KBauer-cs1rh]

It is 2021 and we all will need more than one Arminius to destroy all of Rome.

[@Marco_Aurelio_ROMA]

Arminius don' t destroy ROME ,because ROME is still alive, the alphabet , the Roman right ,the buildings..the name of several mounts ,August was the first Emperor ,July was dedicated to Gaio Julio Cesar,ROME was the civilitation where is born the western society..the barbarian was tribes .

[@KBauer-cs1rh]

@@Marco_Aurelio_ROMA And April 1st is the roman New Year. And it fool almost everyone to this day.

[@Marco_Aurelio_ROMA]

@@KBauer-cs1rh tu quoque Brute fili mi !!!

[@KBauer-cs1rh]

@@Marco_Aurelio_ROMA Lol, I am a fan of Ceasar however I wonder if he knew who controlled him?

[@georgebaccett9951]

They want to impose this event as the end of the Roman Empire. It really wasn't like that, in fact there were huge reprisals by the Roman Empire and massacres of its Germanic colonists, however Germania was never the main target for the Romans, Germania was more like a "Vietnam" apart from the internal wars and divisions that existed in the Roman Empire itself.

[@hinatahyuga9311]

Yes they might of gotten victory in 9 A.D cause Varus was a useless incompetent General who led 3 Legions to there deaths and be decimated and destroyed in the ambush where his Legions were cut off from fighting formation and had to fight in column formation and to be attacked from the front and the back which is known to be called the Varus Disaster which Struck Rome major mental and physical blow which ended the conquest of Germany and which led Rome to abandon its mission to suppress and subjugate the Germanic Tribes and the Romans didn't want to suffer the same mistake again but if rome would've won Germania would've been completely different and roman colonization and a bigger frontier of roman expansion I mean 3 entire Roman Legions decimated that's a lot of men killed and in only a matter of Hours and all the way from home only to be killed off in the forest and fighting in column formation and being struck from the back and front I bet the screams of the wounded we're terrible. But The Germanic Tribes might've won for a little while but it really didn't make them conquers They only Secured Romes Strength and might cause Germanicus arrives serveral months or years later to restore Honor to Rome and Avenge the 3 legions and bring death and destruction to retaliate for their transgressions against Rome and bring the scum to hell

[@robim8983]

Germanicus!!

[@markcannon8522]

Nah, he was just a traitor who got proper payback from rome

[@aaronvarela89]

Huh so his own people should mean nothing to him? Fighting for Rome would make him a traitor

[@carlomagno7092]

revisionismo tedesco

[@joselugo4536]

Espero hagan la secuela de lo que sucedió después a las tribus germánicas con la batalla de Idistaviso.

[@fantasma8144]

Muito bom

[@jmaebm1262]

Ave Cesar. Cesar King.

[@cristiandariescu4178]

❤

[@angelopantaleo6034]

Too bad for the Germans beyond the Rhine.

[@aaronvarela89]

Germany wouldn't exist if it wasn't for them. The Romans would have turned it into France 2.0.

[@urbanwarrior3470]

Alguien me puede decir si en esa eopca los Alemanes hablaban ese tipo de Aleman....?

[@josephliuvaiigavarain2994]

Pues la serie esta ambientada en el año 7 cuando roma es expulsada de germania . Pero en ese tiempo cada tribu hablaba un idioma diferenciado y a su vez venían de un mismo idioma : el proto-germanico ... a lo mejor es el idioma de los eruscos

[@followyourideas]

No. El alemán hablado en la serie es el que se habla hoy en día. No hay registros del proto alemán hablado en esa época.

[@josephliuvaiigavarain2994]

@@followyourideas tienes razon , pense en verdad era el erusco ( no creia que era el proto germanico )

[@adrianalonso405]

En Alemania existen dos tipos de aleman: el estándar que es el mas conocido y actual y el bajó alemán que es muy parecido al danés y se habla en el norte, este ultimo es el más antiguo y el que probablemente hablaban en el año 7 d.c

[@followyourideas]

@@adrianalonso405 no hablaban alemán en esa época sino proto germánico que es la lengua madre de idiomas modernos como el inglés, holandés, danés, sueco, frisón y otros más y por supuesto del alemán moderno.

[@erikswanson5753]

The Romans never conquered the German lands.

[@christinaandjohndavis7015]

They used german cavalry to take Gaul. The tribal rivalry in Julius Caesars time, pre civil war, nixed a greater Gaul. Gads, you really get an idea how ruthless war was then......in all cultures. Every civilization carries the seeds of its own destruction someone wrote. Our fate seems to be like Rome. The oligarchy squabbling.

[@robertomoccia8305]

They would enter in Germania at Will. It was Roma backyard. Only was not really profitable to conquer all Germany vs keeping It disengaged and at bay

[@suicidecommam9668]

who want to conquer a shit frozen area full of forests and naked barbarians.... not the Romans for sure...

[@chaosbear3475]

@@suicidecommam9668 omg, is so funny

[@chaosbear3475]

update, die Römer sind leider geil... nicht

[@SkurvenyTube]

EGO TE PRODITVRVS SVM, PATER!

[@devivaruni7940]

Das ist germanische von Helden Arminius die Kampf

[@schwarze22]

Das ist kein Deutsch, oder?!

[@xxxavier63]

Ein Volk...

[@Cib-f9s]

Roma nunca caera

[@linadepasquale5595]

È proprio ad arminio che hitler si è ispirato .ma ricordate ,ic sunt leones

[@terranman4702]

So much good but still tainted with so much Hollywood bullshit.

[@user-gz9fz2rx1c]

Arminius proditor 🐍

[@aaronvarela89]

They literally kidnapped him. Enslaved Raped and Murdered his people. He would've been a traitor to not turn on the Romans

[@jhanetber377]

Quiero una serie así pero de nuestros héroes latinoamericanos

[@rafaelsegura8962]

Jhanet Ber, héroes latinoamericanos, o traidores a Hispanoamérica, que convirtieron virreinatos prósperos en republiquetas débiles dominadas por los anglosajones?

[@dafashoso3442]

Asi es! La unica pelicula que puedo pensar que se ve asi de profesional el Apocalypto, pero obvio hay mucha fixion. Latino America necesita muchas peliculas de la historia empezando desde los indigenas que se emigraron de asia por el puente natural de Alaska!

[@marvinsilverman4394]

moctezuma, manco capac, atahualpa????

[@fernandofilacchione2399]

​@@rafaelsegura8962 de acuerdo. No hay comparación.

[@generaldelasss3590]

ROMA GRATIAS

[@antoniozizi4383]

Traditore

[@arsenarsen6450]

Легендарнии урартец героическим арменоид из Арарата