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https://lp.foma.ru/mi-help/?utm_sourc... How did the Romans defeat the Germans—and why not always? In this episode, we examine one of the most underrated chapters in the history of the Roman Empire: the Battle of Harzhorn and its key differences from the catastrophe in the Teutoburg Forest. For all the most interesting historical events, featuring real facts and no speculation, always watch the "Minute History" podcast. Speaker: 🔸 Fyodor Deryabin, historian, medievalist, postgraduate student at the Russian State University for the Humanities Timecodes 00:00 What will this episode be about? 02:01 Roman Emperor Alexander Severus and his disastrous battles 05:21 The new Roman Emperor Maximinus I the Thracian 06:34 How the Romans plundered Germanic lands 08:58 How the Germans ambushed the Romans 11:37 Battle of Harzhorn vs. Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. Differences 12:21 Why did the beginning of a battle already determine its end? 13:51 The special role of Roman cavalry 15:20 Shelling Germanic positions followed by an assault 16:35 The end of the battle. "Finishing off" the Germans 19:47 How long did the battle last? 20:11 An attempt at negotiation by the Germans 20:52 How many were killed? 21:14 Results of the battle The Triumph of the Roman Empire 22:01 What happened to Maximinus I next? 22:56 Conclusion #Rome #Romans #history Tags: Minute History, Rome, Romans, Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, Battle of the Harzhorn, Maximinus I the Thracian, Hermunduri, Roman Empire, Ancient Rome, History of Rome, Roman Legions, Maximinus the Thracian, Alexander Severus, Germans, Teutoburg Forest, Rome vs. Germans, Military History, Classical Antiquity, Roman Army, Roman Tactics, History of Battles, Ancient History, Fall of Rome, Roman Emperors, Barbarians vs. Rome, History of Wars, Roman Cavalry, Roman Legions, Historical Analysis, Interesting History, Educational Video, History of Europe, Ancient Wars.