Roman Empire Vs Germanic Tribes: Battle of Teutoburg forest 9 AD | Cinematic

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The Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, described as the Varian Disaster by Roman historians, took place at modern Kalkriese in AD 9, when an alliance of Germanic peoples ambushed Roman legions and their auxiliaries, led by Publius Quinctilius Varus. The alliance was led by Arminius, a Germanic officer of Varus's auxilia
Music by Farya Farji's channel = / @faryafaraji
00:00 - Introduction to the battle
01:00 - Germanics await the marching Romans
04:25 - The Germanics Spring their Trap (First Engagement)
05:40 - Germanics fully surround the Roman position (Brutal hand to hand combat)
08:40 - The Fighting continues on (Brutal hand to hand combat continues)
13:03 - The Remaining Romans are surrounded (Second Engagement and Varus's Death)
16:20 - Battle report recorded by Historians
17:43 - End Credits
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[@WarAndHistory.]

00:00 - Introduction to the battle 01:00 - Germanics await the marching Romans 04:25 - The Germanics Spring their Trap (First Engagement) 05:40 - Germanics fully surround the Roman position (Brutal hand to hand combat) 08:40 - The Fighting continues on (Brutal hand to hand combat continues) 13:03 - The Remaining Romans are surrounded (Second Engagement and Varus's Death) 16:20 - Battle report recorded by Historians 17:43 - End Credits Don't forget to leave a like and a comment 👍. Music by Farya Farji = kzbin.info/door/2_JOhJf-VAQm5VRqjY40Rw Subscribe to our second channel "TotalWarHistory" = kzbin.info/door/_DsVkRiCQ4FsrsqP_rsstw

[@SomeIdiotLUL]

Yea. Of I recall rome responded I don't remember when .. but they sent a huge number of armies abliterated the Germania alliances

[@malekith5529]

@@SomeIdiotLUL that was germanicus

[@MavicAir1]

This is awesome stuff. For whatever reason have always been impressed with the Roman Army. Disciplined, trained and brave as hell. The finishing moves on the one on one are incredible.

[@samabeka3023]

@@MavicAir1 Why don't you try reading the Book of Habakkuk in the Bible. You will then see the prophecy concerning the coming of the Roman Barbarian Army,if you can read between the lines.

[@urgengraf3692]

Ждите, теперь ваша очередь, или вы думали что германцы забудут и простят все те преступления и злодеяния что вы совершили???

[@mickharrison9004]

One of if not the most famous battles in history ,Arminius was a brave and clever genius leading a top army like Romans down the path to doom .

[@mickharrison9004]

@friendlytroll who's the traitor and why freind ,make it good .

[@anamariacarballo3514]

Y de qué le sirvió si unos años después le asesinó uno de los suyos?! mejor le hubiera ido si no hubiera traicionado a Roma!

[@anamariacarballo3514]

@friendlytroll : totalmente de acuerdo:maldito traidor!

[@mickharrison9004]

@@anamariacarballo3514 👍🍺👊✌️

[@krzysztofzobek8996]

Nonsens. Były znacznie ważniejsze bitwy w historii o których dzisiaj mało kto pamięta-- poza grupą specjalistów. Bitwa przypomniana i rozreklamowana w XIX wieku - epoce romantyzmu i nacjonalizmu. Pomnik Arminiusza ( Hermana ) postawiono wówczas kilkadziesiąt kilometrów od rzeczywistego miejsca bitwy. I może dobrze się stało, bo Germanów nie ocalił Las teutoburski, tylko ich zacofanie gospodarcze i kulturowe. Imperium musiało się gdzieś zatrzymać. Jak wiemy, w przypadku innych ziem i Ludów-- na których im rzeczywiście zależało - Rzym - mimo porażek - nie był taki spolegliwy.

[@theundead2603]

Man your one the best total war people I've seen. when I wanna see a battle I just go your channel this was a epic battle

[@brasidas33]

Word. Very well done… war is a terrible thing, ancient war was breathtakingly terrible.

[@WarAndHistory.]

👌

[@alexandermittelbock6171]

Same bro👌🏻🙏🏻

[@stevenbaer5999]

The truth is that German guy Arminius was actually a great genius to deaft the Roman Empire soldiers. He was actually raised as a Roman citizen and military strategy that he used it against them.

[@caesar9414]

The song at the beginning is the Roman’s singing in Latin “glory to the empire”… so cool

[@user-ml7mb4zx2i]

Ты знаешь этот древний язык?

[@oscaralfarozuniga1035]

It's awesome!! Do you know where I can get that song? 🤔

[@user-hr6qq2vj1d]

@@user-ml7mb4zx2i Не знаю .

[@davider2093]

@@oscaralfarozuniga1035 S.P.Q.R - Epic Roman Music, Farya Faraji

[@GalenNight]

@@oscaralfarozuniga1035S.P.Q.R by Farya Faraji

[@viktorbozhenko4302]

Для любителей баталий это того стоит чтоб посмотреть этот ролик.Автору большое спасибо.The best.Thank you. 👍

[@babbybailey2534]

Violent, bloody gory, but beautiful all at the same time. That's all. Another great battle presentation. Thanks.

[@massiveforehead]

This shit should be on the history channel its that dam good. The agincourt one was amazing as well.

[@WarAndHistory.]

Thank you

[@sturdylookingsellsword5969]

Less aliens more history

[@sturdylookingsellsword5969]

No srsly they give Giorgio tsoukalos so much screen and protagonism

[@dimitristripakis7364]

It's very good but no need to sound like the creator's wife.

[@zacharywhite7465]

Nah man this music is so good its the 3rd time im watching this video just for the beautiful song at the beginning, and the slow march of thousands of romans, MASTERPIECE!

[@hamzania5771]

اقوى قبايل جرمانيا هم الواندال الدين اسقطو الامبراطورية الرومانيا .وستوطنو شمال افريقيا ومتزجو مع البربر وهم حالين الجزاءير .ولم يرجعو لي المانيا .وقعت سنة409 ميلادي

[@channelrosich7bblive972]

Ну ты конечно, молодец брат!) Очень мощно. Никто не снимает лучше тебя кинематографику. Всегда интересно смотреть.)

[@WarAndHistory.]

Thank you friend

[@ajithsidhu7183]

@@WarAndHistory. Bronze age battles please

[@user-sn6bp4dn4p]

что за трек играет в начале

[@user-vw4wo7id6h]

Но истории это противоречит. Легионы Варра был разгромлены Арминием на марше, а не в боевом строю, т.е. без доспехов и со щитами в походном положении т.е. на копье

[@mehmetemirsarcan6362]

Some historians says he is the biggest traitor in history but i see a Man choose his own path and his people

[@samweirich5973]

He'd be a traitor either way: If he turns on Rome, he's a traitor. If he helps Rome, he's a traitor to his ancestors. I personally think he did the right thing to preserve the Germanic tribes. After this disastrous defeat, Rome decided that it's best to use the Rhine as the natural border between the Empire and the Germanic tribes. West of the Rhine, every nation speaks a Romance language, east of the Rhine, it's Germanic and Slavic languages.

[@rigel1176]

@@samweirich5973 and celtic ! There was no other way to kick the romans out of german territorys ...... sorry about that ! Who cam as a invader ?! Always no get enough in the throat

[@captainamerica6525]

Arminus took away the greatest strengths of the legion. The ability to form up, cohesion, chain of command. The plan was well executed.

[@hillaryilinsky1009]

arminus was a backstabber.

[@captainamerica6525]

@@hillaryilinsky1009 I'm sure many look at it that way.

[@TheEddyss]

​@@captainamerica6525 the romans were helping him, made him a roman citizen and a equites and he repaid the favour betraying them, funny thing is that after while he has been murdered by his own people. while Varus was trusting him gave him the 3 legions under his command on the other side the people that he thought were "his" people killed him moral of the story: never betray the ones who love you :)

[@alessandrom7181]

Germans got whooped like there was no tomorrow after Teutoburg because of his coward ambush. Good move.

[@axelh5521]

@@TheEddyss Blödsinn was Sie schreiben, Arminius war Cherusker und nie Römer, er hat zwar einen Römischen rang erreicht, er war Sohn von Sigimer/Segimer eines Clan Fürsten, eine weitere Lüge die Sie hier behaupten das er die 3 Legionen unter seinem Kommando standen, die Germanischen Fürsten Söhne wurden in einer eigenen Truppe zusammen gefasst Sie hatten nichts mit den Römischen Legionen zu tun es waren Germanische Hilfstruppen. Sein tot kam dadurch. das er versucht hat sich als Oberhaupt aller Cherusker Stämme zu machen, was ihm auch gelungen wäre, wenn da nicht die Verwandten gewesen wären, die dann ja durch so eine Wahl degradiert worden wären. @hillary ilinsky Er war kein Hinterhälter sondern er ist Taktisch vorgegangen, es kamen auf jeden Cherusker der beim Kampf dabei war, mehr als 6 Römer, und eine offene Feldschlacht hätten 3000 Germanen vs 20.000 Römer übelste Nachteile, da die Römer auf offene Feldschlachten trainiert waren, das lief dann wie eine Chorographie ab mit den einzelnen Truppenteilen der Römer, deswegen hatte das Römische Reich auch so expandieren können. Das einziege was die Cherusker fast ausgerottet hat war das Christentum, und Cherusker waren weiter als Heute, denn bei Cheruskern waren Frauen Männer gleich gestellt, eine Frau die sich vom Mann trennte war nicht Mittellos ,Sie bekam das gleiche Geld für Arbeit, und wer eine Frau vergewaltigt hat wurde Kopfkürzer gemacht, und nicht der Frau die Schuld gegeben.Und bei Kämpfen gegen Feinde waren auch Frauen dabei, was hier in dem Lügen Trailer auch nicht gezeigt wird.

[@lilofranze4084]

Toll hier wohne ich wo diese Schlacht statt fand . Bundesland Niedersachen bei Stadt Echte🙋‍♀️👍🇩🇪🙏🥹

[@RagnaR_81]

Повезло тебе германец независимо от того шваб ты или сакс или потомок франков может и баварец, будь горд своих предков ну и конечного же первого германского героя Германа Арминия! Человека небывалой воли победившего Рим

[@lilofranze4084]

@@RagnaR_81 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🇩🇪😆👍👍🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@lilofranze4084]

Danke Grüße aus Germany🇳🇱

[@rigel1176]

@@RagnaR_81 Is that a answer from unseren Wikinger freunden , die Kiew gegründet haben ,- Kiewer Russ ( Ruderer) seit gegrüßt !

[@lilofranze4084]

Cpacuba 🙋‍♀️🇩🇪😍🇭🇺🇭🇺Grüße aus Germany🥹🥹

[@larsluder9783]

Die Schlacht fand in Kalkriese bei Osnabrück statt!

[@EtonieE25]

Every time l watch your videos it always reminds me how l waited 40 years for the Total War strategy games series 😎

[@Uzbug]

What a way to start one's birthday; watching a Total War video about Teutoburg ambush. Thanks for this.

[@WarAndHistory.]

Happy birthday

[@edward1676]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂

[@maxim13able]

How old?

[@Uzbug]

49

[@georgjansen4380]

Die Schlacht war wunderschön ich war dabei und habe sie knapp überlebt

[@dirkniederloehner726]

Lol

[@geoffreywelsh2272]

God Almighty, this is what it was really like... terrified

[@KaisaMachinimas]

I love this one! The camera work is amazing....10:13 is a great shot. And 16:14 is my favourite, excellent work guys!

[@Northy777.]

Germanic Glory >>>>>>>

[@user-nq3xj8in3g]

Люди должны защищать Родину!

[@mirrox0527]

согласен

[@CarlosRadillo-bl1ex]

How dare you said that look at Russia invited Ukraine by Putin

[@josephstalin331]

Germans were the only tribe, Romans never mange to impose their will upon. From the British isles to Mesopotamia and Persia, German people were the toughest challenge the Roman empire faced.

[@kevinruddy448]

They pretending they're romanised but never 🐒☝️

[@alemar7539]

the Romans were never really interested in conquering Germany. Anyway, they have the revenge, years later with Germanico in the battle of Idistivasio. Roma Invicta!

[@_friedie]

@@alemar7539 You Roman Fanboy! The Romans did conquer the territories between Rhine and Elbe, lost them in 9ad and Germanicus failed to reconquer them. He won some battles but lost the war in 16ad with big casualties (another 20.000-25.000).

[@alemar7539]

@@_friedie germanicus won 2 battles in 16 ad.First in battle of idistivasio, 2nd in vallo angrivariano. The revenge of roman empire. Then Roman empir left german lands...there was nothing of interest in those lands.... Roma Invicta.

[@_friedie]

@@alemar7539 The victories were not total, Arminius army was still intact. Only one year later they defeated Marboduus (who had a 74,000 strong army). Even Tacitus called Arminius the victor.

[@simonwright4807]

Especially cool is the battle animations . How diverse they are . And the fog .

[@ML-bw4yt]

Ah… Germanic tribes weren’t African though.

[@dm8336]

Music is by Farya Faraji kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaKck3aqiLGIjas

[@jerboaop9011]

Better then Netflix, keep up the hard work mate I really enjoy these

[@WarAndHistory.]

Thank you

[@ransomedavis2208]

great stuff. the battle scenes in your videos are top notch.

[@TheEddyss]

the romans were helping him, made him a roman citizen and a equites and he repaid the favour betraying them, funny thing is that after while he has been murdered by his own people. while Varus was trusting him gave him the 3 legions under his command on the other side the people that he thought were "his" people killed him moral of the story: never betray the ones who love you :)

[@maxschreier4100]

Bruh the romans killed so many germanic people and kidnapped the children. Arminius/Herrmann die the right thing und defence his tribes band land

[@GrizzlyGrippz]

they quite literally enslaved his people lol...

[@joostkooiman5924]

That’s what you got from the story?😂

[@CollinH42]

Probably the worst take on this I've ever seen.

[@adanabdi435]

Blood is thicker than water

[@NightShooter87]

Very well done video this. As for casualties, when it comes to Romans and battles, they think of any number that comes into their heads and it gets written into history books.

[@kenbash2951]

Classic example of making the enemy fight on your turf- a time honored battle tactic:)

[@mickharrison9004]

William Wallace did the same against English army at Stirling bridge .

[@mickharrison9004]

@not a bot well said and of course true .

[@kenbash2951]

@@mickharrison9004 Agreed- it comes from Sun Tzu 'Art of War' 500BC- if you can imagine:)

[@mickharrison9004]

@@kenbash2951 👍

[@nerdybacon6244]

@not a bot You have to do what you gotta do to win against your enemy cowardly or not.

[@user-gu5pf8sm9v]

Early bro i love the video🔥💯

[@Bumpyi64]

Can anyone truly imagine being in a battle such as that? I can't. Still, if that's all one knows I suppose...

[@mothmagic1]

Just shows that there is no substitute for knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your opponent

[@damienpetagirl3728]

I remember reading about this battle yrs ago & I remember the story of this most epic battle as being told as through the eyes of soldiers from both armies.One part I will never forget was that BOTH sides said (& we can imagine) that not only was the sight of this SLAUGHTER by the scale of this battle BUT the SOUNDS & SMELLS of DEATH of not only humans but HORSES in absolute panic and horse shit EVERYWHERE on top of the screaming would of been straight out HELL

[@fabrizioanselmi6721]

Fino a trent'anni fa, Teutoburgo era appena accennata nei libri di Storia. Ora sembra agitare i sonni degli italiani!

[@rodoljubvuica]

Your Work od exelent! Battle 🔥🔥👍👍Bravo!

[@ursuliusus]

шикарные композиции , шикарная работа... Ave Imperator

[@ferdinandotravisan7999]

There are at least two,main mistakes that led to the Roman defeat. Arminius knew Roman tactics and he knew that he couldn’t have won against the Roman legions on an opened battlefield. The Romans were led by Arminius into the ambush. The path on which the Roman legions marched was very narrow because on the right side there were swamps. The film doesn’t mention of a very important feature, the very long palisade that the tribesmen built on the left side of the Roman marching troops. Thus the Romans couldn’t manoeuvre like in an open battlefield and were slaughtered piecemeal. The site of the battle for many years was thought to be almost at the most eastern part of the Teutoburg forest, more or less where the tall statue dedicated to Arminius is now to be found. Actually, the findings of the palisade, coins and even a Roman knight helm showed where the actual site was. It’s more west and the place is called Kalkrise.

[@joetamaccio9475]

Thank you for the update . It seems that nobody cares anymore

[@davidm1149]

I don't have much time to look into history much, but this is intriguing considering how hell-bent mankind is to create a Third World War for themselves.

[@coleparker]

Additionally, there had been a heavy rainfall prior to the battle, and as a result, the leather scutum shield covering became very heavy and the grounds were muddy.

[@mikes9117]

what killed the Roman empire was open borders and a liberal government

[@michaelschmidt3341]

​@@coleparkeres war immer das Wetter, wenn man verlor und nie der Feind 😂😂😂😂

[@paulmanners1364]

This is what happens when a lawyer leads an army

[@rome5189]

Indeed

[@arminiuscherusci4410]

Indeed

[@peterstauter7725]

Das passiert wenn man den Gegner unterschätzt und vor allem zu sehr ärgert .. Rom hat Germanien nie unterworfen

[@rigel1176]

@Jk Yeah yeah ........ the Germans smasht them.......Alarich and later the Vandals .....even the Kimbern and teutones scare the sh.. oft of the romans and the celtic who live in southern part of Germany ...... It was simple a suip to much out of the bottle !

[@jasonshumate6456]

& we let them Run our countries into Oblivion.

[@geemanamatin8383]

Great Video! Two small gripes, the Romans at this time barely, if at all, used the segmented armor. Chain-mail was still the preference for most. I also saw some roman cavalry and germans using the Nieder Bieber helmets, something that only really cropped up centuries after teutoburg. Aside from that, this was a good video, cant wait till the next one.

[@kylecrane3054]

Actually Friend the “lorica segmentata” was used from 14BC up until the middle of the 3rd century AD 👍🏻

[@geemanamatin8383]

@@kylecrane3054 im talking about how often it appeared at this time, the roman legions didn't instantly switch from chainmail to segmented overnight. By 9AD, chainmail was still dominant, and would remain in use in the legions for there whole existence. Segment armor didn't become "Commonplace" until late into the 1st Century AD. By the 3rd century, it was rarely seen.

[@rjwintl]

@@geemanamatin8383 … chain mail here , armor there … neither stopped my people from sacking Rome in the 5th century, not once but twice … that would have been fun !!!

[@geemanamatin8383]

@@rjwintl ok? Good for them.

[@spectre9948]

@@rjwintl a shame »your people« got obliterated in two world wars …

[@dudley5658]

A valuable lesson learned. Never invade past the limits of your close air support.

[@lutzfilor56]

The Germans attacked the rearguard of the roman army without the vanguard know they were under attack, and stretched the roman army thin. They never dared to attack frontal. Last Arminius was the Roman cavalery thus Rom had already lost its speed advantage. The remaining Roman cavellery tried to made a break through

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

14:17 "I don't like the look o' them!" Introducing the most British Roman ever xD

[@laurent1262]

Arminius !!!! A great patriot !!!

[@giorgiovendetti7632]

Un traditore !

[@user-hr3rc3sh4h]

And a true traitor.

[@hannes123144]

@@giorgiovendetti7632 Er liebte seine Heimat mehr als die Römer.

[@amsa1076]

@@giorgiovendetti7632 tere jaise chutiya nhi tha voh.

[@amsa1076]

@@user-hr3rc3sh4h aur tu toh saccha harami hai.

[@kylecrane3054]

Brilliant recreation

[@charliesierra6919]

Wow this was fantastic! Been playing TW for many years.

[@milosradumilo2495]

S.P.Q.R.-Epic Roman music

[@Dkk09Kelly]

One of my favourite channels to watch now💯

[@MBH026]

Know the terrain, know the enemy, know yourself. Then you needn’t fear a 1000 battles 💥

[@TheGambitMan]

I appreciated the cameo appearance by Martin Sheen at 2:57 into the video.

[@castercamber]

That was a splice from Apacolypse Now.

[@dart_gandalf]

Как легионеры на марше с гладиусами в руках, так и сидящие в засаде германцы с обнажёнными клинками выглядят глупо. Неужели так сложно сделать анимацию извлечения непосредственно перед столкновением?

[@milosradumilo2495]

Sons of Mars-Epic Roman music

[@chrismccormick7042]

I've been binge watching your videos loving them

[@Interessâncio]

Better than any Boollywood movie

[@MiaMikaelaaaa]

So freaking cool presentation

[@davidperamo8953]

Avé romanista 🌴🐊🌴❤️

[@GalenNight]

6:39 I’m loving these little finisher animations

[@caesar9414]

Great work man

[@tshavfengvang7831]

For the glory of the empire, Sire. -Maximus Decimus Meridius

[@95MAFS]

Loving these Assassin Creed type of graphics. Thanks!

[@therodenne.GA.1]

this is very epic battle

[@user-iz6gv1xy6d]

У легионов тяжёлые доспехи, немцы загнали их в болото и вопрос был решён. Цезарь потом плакал, верните мне мои легионы.

[@hamzania5771]

الجرمان اقوى القباءيل فيها هم الواندال .هم من اسقط الامبراطورية الرومانية .ستوطنو شمال افرقيا .بي الاخص الجزاءير .ومتزجو مع البربر في شمال افريقيا سنة409ميلادي الواندل .

[@alieNussss]

Roman empire was such a great tool in our history.. I am romanian. Dacia ( old romania ) fought roman empire 5 times. We won first 2 battles but they keep come tousend and tousends of new troups and we lost at the end. We were like 5000 and they came around 50000.

[@mastomasto6197]

No início da expansão Romana, os germanos! até tentaram barrar Roma, mais no final, tiveram que se entregar ao império e até se unir à ele.

[@hannes123144]

Nur ein Teil der Rest wurde von den Römern gemieden.

[@williamcoronap4327]

Te amo mucho pueblo germano, gracias por tanto y lo siento por tan poco.

[@xerxes450]

Tacitus, the Roman historian describes so well the attack of the Germans in the forest of Teuteburg, the violence is such that the Roman legions are completely decimated, destroyed and massacred in an indescribable way

[@culturaypasion]

And the Germans still talk of this victory 2000 years later. It is central to their identity. However, the Romans returned not long after and we all know how that ended.

[@janosgruner3163]

A németek többsége egy nagyképű beképzelt barom, tisztelet a kivételnek. Sok esetben tapasztaltam.

[@renonvincentsugitarios7754]

my boy Arminius saved remaining europe

[@WysteriaGuitar]

I always wonder, were these battles really that bloody where blood is spurting everywhere and the men are covered in it...

[@PeterJVogel]

Incredible detail.

[@milosmicic8197]

very important thing is that the weather was on germanic side , rain and storm.

[@JackRed6666]

Nobody has a phone, just living in the moment.

[@matthewwaddington2777]

Is there a mod where you can take-away their weapons so they can just punch each other?…Maybe while Cat Stevens ‘Another Saturday Night’ plays in the background😁!

[@NedReck6967]

The paths through the Teutoburg Forest weren't wide enough to support Roman Columns that wide and deep. I believe when they were ambushed as I recall they were only two columns wide.

[@zakariaadam3138]

Historical drama=Barbarians.LOVE IT.

[@rogergreen632]

ROME'S REVENGE The battle of Idistaviso was the revenge of the Roman Empire against the Germans, after the defeat suffered by Varus, in 9 AD, in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, which gave the world the certainty that the Romans could not be attacked with impunity, and that sooner or later every offense would be repaid with a greater offense. The concept was very important because if one emerged unpunished from such a ferocious aggression, which was also based on betrayal, as was the battle of Teutoburg, the subject peoples could try to emulate Arminius' army. In 16 AD one of the greatest generals in Roman history, the very young imperial legate Germanicus, did what the Romans had not yet managed to do for 7 years: he managed to beat Arminius in two great battles: the first in the plain of Idistaviso, the second in front of the Angrivarian Wall, both between the right bank of the Visurgi (Weser) river, the surrounding hills, the large Germanic forest and the marshes further north. The Roman victory was clear, without major losses for the Romans. The fighting fought continuously from eleven in the morning until night, while the slain German enemies covered the plain with their corpses and weapons for at least ten thousand paces. Finally, among the remains, amazingly, chains were also found to bind the Roman prisoners, confident as the Germans were of being able to renew the victory of Teutoburg. Germanicus' soldiers, on the battlefield, acclaimed their general Germanicus but also Tiberius Imperator and raised a mound on which they placed the weapons of the vanquished, as if it were a trophy, and an inscription bearing the names of the vanquished peoples: the Cherusci, the Fosi, the Dulgubins, the Lombards and others. Rome was avenged!

[@tilllindelman265]

Farya Respect men Son of Mars most powerful hit🔥🗡️

[@petersmith8765]

Having to walk hundreds of kilometres...it's a wonder. Anybody. even bothered to invade another country.

[@alexanderiofepirus5138]

Literally 😂

[@damienpetagirl3728]

The beginning of the end for the Roman Juggernaut

[@adrianarivoltella5940]

Avete letto quello che la Bibbia dice dei Romani? (Libro dei Maccabei, capitolo 8) E' interessante perchè si capisce quello che le altre popolazioni dell'antichità pensavano dei Romani. Si leggono parole di rispetto e ammirazione per la loro potenza, la lealtà verso gli alleati e per come era organizzato lo Stato Romano.

[@overlord5068]

Arminius looked very similar to Dolph Lundgren in both skull and height

[@MyTroubadour]

Dans ce genre de vidéos qui ont le mérite de faire revivre certains évènements historiques importants , l'on peut remarquer qu'il n'y a que des morts et jamais de blessés, or ces derniers sont majoritaires sur un champ de bataille. Notons que d'après certains test , une épée ne pouvait transpercer la cuirasse des soldats romains et que le point faible était le visage ou le cou.

[@wsilver58]

The woods were very very dark much darker then these and the romans marched in much smaller rows of only 6 or 7 and after the victory we impaled their heads on pine branches and the tree's had many heads warning the invaders never to come again! ~ Burk the protector~

[@lordsauron6751]

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[@tiberiuandrusca4729]

It says that the battle lasted for 3 days. In the first day, much of the army marched without even wearing the complet armour in what supposed to be a "friendly teritory". So imagine the surprize....After the first day it was just a battle of surviving with the roman army broken in several groups, exausted, herased and without a leader...The trap had been to well prepared.

[@luckychucky3426]

Well done I enjoyed it very much

[@rjwintl]

Let’s get it right … Arminius did NOT betray his Roman brethren … he was Cheruscki German and was taken ( along with his brother Germanicus ) as tribute (aka: slave) back to Rome as a child … he was never ACCEPTED as a Roman because of his germanic heritage although he bided his time and learned all the Roman military ways and through perseverance he made it to a position of authority and “trust” … the Roman propaganda did NOT work on Hermann the German (Arminius) … however, his younger brother Germanicus drank the Roman “Kool-Aid” and kinda sorta became an honorary Roman !!!

[@mrentrep]

beautiful music sir

[@icochukov3255]

Great video. thanks you

[@sebastiansebastian9553]

schön

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

imagine the field day the German metalsmiths would have had... German warrior: "Klaus.....Klaus. we are back home, the battle is over" metalsmith: " uuuurghh, i have not many materials left and running short on iron , how much repairs do i have to do??? German warrior: "well, we killed them all so there's probably more than 200 tonnes of iron scattered on the ground if that helps..." metalsmith: "LET'S GOOOOO!"

[@culturaypasion]

This is THE battle that made Arminius famous. After this, the Romans returned and massacred the Germanic tribes and that was that, even though the Romans were never too interested in the land beyond the Rhine.

[@cmd7930]

That wasnt that. Romans couldnt conquer Germania. Germanics did conquer Roman lands and Rome multiple times. Anglo Saxons took Britain Franks took Gaul Visigoths took Spain Ostrogoths took north Italy Lombards took north Italy Vandals took north Africa In the end, Germanics won

[@culturaypasion]

@@cmd7930 What ON EARTH ARE YOU SAYING?? Are you american? You clearly have no idea. Or did you not know there are a couple of dozen CITIES in germany founded by THE ROMANS? Do YOURSELF a favour: educate yourself before talking XXX. Look up cities like Koblenz, Trier, Cologne, Bonn... Are you ok? Or do you get your information from mickey Mouse Magazine? Don't confuse lack of absolute interest in Germania with the fact "they couldn't conquer them". After teutoburg the Romans returned under Tiberius and totally SLAUGHTERED the Germans... erasing their villages off the face of the earth. I certainly wouldn't want you as a "history" teacher. You haven't a clue, have you!!

[@gordonadamson5854]

Far as I’m concerned Romans got what was coming to them

[@teckelshuntingandgoldfinch108]

Very good video

[@olaf4625]

The march was probably difficult. There was only path, rarely open terrain. The marching columns widely dispersed and slow in movement. Long uncovered flanks, very bad weather and continuous skirmishes weakened the Romans. Once the Romans were in retreat, they were routed and probably all killed. To this day, the location of the battle is not clear! Basically, the battle route was very long and ran in the area of the Wiehengebirge. The total loss of 3 legions plus escort was so serious that further conquests were refrained from.

[@Memes-du3fp]

Amazing!!!

[@ArminiusRising]

Thanks to Germania, the world isn't under Roman empire, God's chosen warriors saved humanity!

[@jmoranretana]

Amazing video. What game renders this?

[@attila7092]

Hard to imagine men fighting such brutal battles. But it was the norm for them

[@Mike.Hunt.]

Must have been a ton of lag back then with all those units on the field at once

[@WarAndHistory.]

😓

[@wyattdoyle917]

As my favorite number is 19 I would of loved if ny great uncle and his tank commanders marched through that pass. Different time same Place. Different fire power

[@outlet6989]

Seeing the battle going South, Varus says to his bugler, "Should I have you give the Fall Back or the Retreat command?" Bugler, "General, may I suggest the Run Away command?" I love reading the comments and replies, except for one problem. I only know three languages. British English, American English, and Austrian English. I'm currently learning Indian English.