Barbarians Rising: Arminius, the Stolen Son - History
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Date: 2022-09-14
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Arminius
Unfortunately the only thing that's left is the Hermann's Denkmal (Arminius statue. The story doesn't get taught anymore in schools. Germans are raised with guilt on their shoulders rather than a sense of fighting with unparalleled courage against tyranny. The New W--rld O--rder systematically wants to erase German culture and values. The people in Germany don't know it but they've been quietly invaded by a much more sneaky invading army. It may very well be too late to change the course of history as we know it, unbelievably tragic.
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Unfortunately the only thing that's left is the Hermann's Denkmal (Arminius statue. The story doesn't get taught anymore in schools. Germans are raised with guilt on their shoulders rather than a sense of fighting with unparalleled courage against tyranny. The New W--rld O--rder systematically wants to erase German culture and values. The people in Germany don't know it but they've been quietly invaded by a much more sneaky invading army. It may very well be too late to change the course of history as we know it, unbelievably tragic.
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ClydeJarrod37UK
Romans were terrified of the German forests, the farther north from Italy they got. They also hated the cold. Eventually they could only march in practically single file due to the uncompromising terrain. This often made them vulnerable to ambush tactics. It's said that any mention of Germany on the Roman coins was just a token gesture, or rather something to hoodwink their own people with, into believing the place had been successfully conquered. Eventually it was, but not until i think, the late 2nd Century AD.
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Romans were terrified of the German forests, the farther north from Italy they got. They also hated the cold. Eventually they could only march in practically single file due to the uncompromising terrain. This often made them vulnerable to ambush tactics. It's said that any mention of Germany on the Roman coins was just a token gesture, or rather something to hoodwink their own people with, into believing the place had been successfully conquered. Eventually it was, but not until i think, the late 2nd Century AD.
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Darham
The armor seen here used by the Roman is not correct, this clip shows the lorica hamata (chain armor, while the reality is, starting from 9BC, the Roman legions were wearing the lorica segmentata, and since the Battle of the Teuteburg forest took place at 9AD; 18 years after shifting to the newer armor, so this information should-ve been noticed by the producers of this show
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The armor seen here used by the Roman is not correct, this clip shows the lorica hamata (chain armor, while the reality is, starting from 9BC, the Roman legions were wearing the lorica segmentata, and since the Battle of the Teuteburg forest took place at 9AD; 18 years after shifting to the newer armor, so this information should-ve been noticed by the producers of this show
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starelative
Germania lives on through it's sons and daughters. Even though my script is latin and a third of my language is Romance, English is still Germanic in structure. We settled Australia, America, Canada, and other lands. Arminius kept this alive. Nothing against Roma but let us keep our tongue and people alive
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Germania lives on through it's sons and daughters. Even though my script is latin and a third of my language is Romance, English is still Germanic in structure. We settled Australia, America, Canada, and other lands. Arminius kept this alive. Nothing against Roma but let us keep our tongue and people alive
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John
The actor that plays Arminius is amazing and I like him in many other series and movies but after seeing the Barbarians show on Netflix that portrays this particular event far better and more historically accurate I just can't get used to hear English accents in ancient people again
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The actor that plays Arminius is amazing and I like him in many other series and movies but after seeing the Barbarians show on Netflix that portrays this particular event far better and more historically accurate I just can't get used to hear English accents in ancient people again
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ChosenWarlord
Germans eventually adopted greco roman culture as all of Europe did. But still it is sad they still speak a barbaric language, even though it-s heavily influenced by latin, it should have been entirely romanised. Then Europe would not be so divided as it is now.
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Germans eventually adopted greco roman culture as all of Europe did. But still it is sad they still speak a barbaric language, even though it-s heavily influenced by latin, it should have been entirely romanised. Then Europe would not be so divided as it is now.
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Arminius
So my life an legacy and the effect it had upon European history along with the Western worlds, is boiled down from 2, 000 years to only 5 min, even though it's why I'm writing this in english right now an not some romanced language, okay.
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So my life an legacy and the effect it had upon European history along with the Western worlds, is boiled down from 2, 000 years to only 5 min, even though it's why I'm writing this in english right now an not some romanced language, okay.
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Darham
I guess his original name was, Segfried n the name of his father Segimer and his uncle Segestes, and the legend of Segfried might be based on his story killing the fire dragon (the long column of Roman army holding torches during the night)
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I guess his original name was, Segfried n the name of his father Segimer and his uncle Segestes, and the legend of Segfried might be based on his story killing the fire dragon (the long column of Roman army holding torches during the night)
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education
4: 50 if -the end of Roman imperial expansion can be traced back with real validity to Arminius- that how is that the Roman empire reached it's largest point under Trajan 100 years after Arminius?
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4: 50 if -the end of Roman imperial expansion can be traced back with real validity to Arminius- that how is that the Roman empire reached it's largest point under Trajan 100 years after Arminius?
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Horny
Varus trusted Arminius, even after the plan of betrayal and massacre was exposed. WHY? WHY? He should have doubted even just a little bit, and organized a back-up plan in case of attack.
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Varus trusted Arminius, even after the plan of betrayal and massacre was exposed. WHY? WHY? He should have doubted even just a little bit, and organized a back-up plan in case of attack.
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Diogo
So let-s forget about the victories of Germanicus and his expansion into germania, also the fact that had he stayed there a little longer, germania would have been fully conquered.
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So let-s forget about the victories of Germanicus and his expansion into germania, also the fact that had he stayed there a little longer, germania would have been fully conquered.
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Sturminfantrist
Why they talk about germans and Germany, its germania, germanics or simply their tribal names, it was a tribal culture back then and modern germans are not = germanics
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Why they talk about germans and Germany, its germania, germanics or simply their tribal names, it was a tribal culture back then and modern germans are not = germanics
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Gorazd
Today germans are romans of Europe but not as conquerors, more as an engine, leaders of Europe. And they deserve to be, they are hard working and innovative nation.
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Today germans are romans of Europe but not as conquerors, more as an engine, leaders of Europe. And they deserve to be, they are hard working and innovative nation.
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durwin
That is the way it was then, a great series of pre arranged, unfortunate events! Subsequently the reactions tell the tale. Not a dull moment. thanks,
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That is the way it was then, a great series of pre arranged, unfortunate events! Subsequently the reactions tell the tale. Not a dull moment. thanks,
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Leonardo
Arminius backstabbed the Romans, that's the truth. The legions trusted him and went to Teutoburg on his advise, only to be betrayed and ambushed.
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Arminius backstabbed the Romans, that's the truth. The legions trusted him and went to Teutoburg on his advise, only to be betrayed and ambushed.
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Kemal
who fighting for freedom,
they are barbarians for rome -,
we learn history through the eyes of rome- and the real vandals are Rome
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who fighting for freedom,
they are barbarians for rome -,
we learn history through the eyes of rome- and the real vandals are Rome
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--rsteinn
Americans should be forbidden from making or participating in any historical shows. Especially those concerning european history.
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Americans should be forbidden from making or participating in any historical shows. Especially those concerning european history.
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Sejarah47
Germania is almost fully romanized just like Gaul of today france and belgium. Thanks to this man it stil the land of the Germans
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Germania is almost fully romanized just like Gaul of today france and belgium. Thanks to this man it stil the land of the Germans
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Ada
I am from German background and my husband is Italian. What difference does it make. Both nations are great, intelligent and hardworking
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I am from German background and my husband is Italian. What difference does it make. Both nations are great, intelligent and hardworking
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