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  1.  @garmit61  Deutschland did not have unity until 1871, but Germania did exist in 300 bC.
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  2. This heroic Roman history is written by heroic Romans about heroic Romans, without any archeological traces or prove.
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  3. A lot of fantasy by Tacitus about Glorious Rome, but with no, or little, evidence at all. Pure propaganda. All speculation. What we know is that several attempts to conquer Germania were devastating unsuccessful. And this defeat had to be presented as a victory in Rome to stay in charge.
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  4.  @Chriscs7  Yes, the Teutoburger battle took place, no doubt about it, just not exactly where historians thought. And this happened in 9 AD. About the heroic deeds of Germanicus in 14-15 AD there is little more than an indication that they cleared the battle field. Any proof of glorious victories and total revenge on all German tribes isn't there. Though he was received in Rome as if he exterminated all Germans.
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  5.  @Chriscs7  Historical and archaeological evidence clearly proves that 'Roman History' doesn't match the truth, even far from. During the 'Pax Romana' entire nations were slaughtered and driven from their lands, who were under Roman control, like the Jews, Tungrii, Caninefatii, etc. We found the remains of tens of thousands driven together in a bend of the river Maas where they could not cross and were killed by those heroic peaceful Romans, women, children and men alike, massacred. That represents the entire population of the area. Nowhere any Roman source mentioned it. So if they could falsify the truth within their empire, they would even more easily falsify it outside, with even less proof. Horrific cruelty, plundering, enslavement, abuse, even among their 'friends'. If you want to accept Roman writings as truth, that's your free choice. But do not ask me to respect it.
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