Alesia 52 BC - Caesar's Gallic Wars DOCUMENTARY

Rome always relied on Germans to kill Gauls or Gauls to kill Germans.

But caesar was not in a merciful mood. Do you realize how pissed he was to actually allow death like that.

Source?

"I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me!"

Awesome!

Attendance 2023
re-watching.... I mean why not? Its agreat content...

Enemies let's surround Caesar.
Caesar: builds 2 sets of walls like boss.
Caesar: Conquer time.

Cesar was playing Total War

Yo Dawg, we heard you like sieges. So we put a siege inside of your siege so you can fend off a siege while besieging an enemy.

“SIR, THE ENEMY HAVE A CASTLE!”

“FUCK IT WE’LL BUILD ANOTHER ONE AROUND THEM!”

What is the song that plays at the end of the video? It is great.

Cool vid

It would be fantastic to see Caesar against Hannibal. Caesar had experience dealing with the Numidian calvary and the forest elephants used by Hannibal.

This battle is probably the greatest victory ever achieved against all odds

I came to know about the battle of alesia from asterix comic book.. hahahahhaaj

Epic series

It's not "vor-sin-ghetto-rix" it's "worthigernric" or "Gwrtheyrn-ric"

This battle always seems so ridiculous. Builds 2 walls around and basically said oh you though I was here to siege you nah I’m gonna make you siege me 🤣🤣🤣

"The best offense is a good defense."

- Julius Caeser at Alesia 52 BC

Roma Invicta!

Imperator

Amazing how some of Caesar's greatests victories are preceded by defeats:

1. Gergovia--Alesia,
2. Dyrrhachium--Pharsalus,
3. Ruspina--Thapsus.

He built a second fucking wall, fucking madlad

Caesar: "So anyway I started building..."

I wonder how the Franks manage to conquer the Gallo-Roman Gaul.

“The year is 50 BC. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely... One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders. And life is not easy for the Roman legionaries who garrison the fortified camps of Totorum, Aquarium, Laudanum and Compendium...”

Gaius Julius Caesar was no fool.He obviously studied the military tactics of Alexander the Great and Hannibal.He was brilliant in his focus on organization and planning ahead of time, and not repeating his mistake at Gergovia.I consider his victory at Alesia his greatest military triumph against overwhelming odds.He was the greatest Roman of them all.

excellent narration, the producers of these
videos deserve a lot of credit

Inner wall 16 kms long
Outer wall 21kms with trenches and palisades damn Romans were some breed lost in time

Vercingetorix: Retreats to a walled city to force the enemy to besiege him
Caesar: Uno reverse card

Very nice imagery 👍

Gotta love Caesar and his fortifications. Still manages to win despite being outnumbered and encircled.
Definitely one of the best commanders of all time.

Lmao I just realized there’s a mountain called “mount de bussy”, the Romans most have liked that one

We heard you like sieges so we put a siege inside your siege.

How Roman are you to construct two walls with 16 & 20km?
Ceasar: Yes

Ту су и Бијелићи, касније ће их звати Белгае.

Камулогенус спалио Љутиће...

Верни краљ Верић. Вирни Вирић. Вјерни Вјерић...

We made men such as this…. WE made MEN such as these.

ALL HAIL THE DOUGHNUT FORT!

Vecingetorix saw his 250000 or 70 to 100000 alies defeated by 58 to 60000 romans you gotta be kidding me

14-15min song name?

These Romans are crazy

Can anyone tell me the name of Background music used at the end of this video????

Alesia!?
I don't know what alesia is!
Nobody knows where alesia is!

I'm French and still conflicted as who I truly supoort in that battle lol. Hard to take sides sometimes.

Commius ! The last of the true gauls

Man the Gauls were so slow all the time. They really lacked the speed and mobility. V must have known about the trenches but had no plans to cross them fast... 🤔