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Battle of the Teutoburg Forest (view source)
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From 9 A.D. to 13 A.D., [[Tiberius]] and then [[Germanicus]] made punitive expeditions against the Germans. Nevertheless, [[Augustus]], near the end of his life, had already made the decision to put the boundaries of the Empire along the Rhine and Danube rivers and abandon the idea of the colonization of Germany. This decision was followed by his successors. Due to this decision and the change in Roman plans, the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest is considered to be one of the decisive battles in history.
From 9 A.D. to 13 A.D., [[Tiberius]] and then [[Germanicus]] made punitive expeditions against the Germans. Nevertheless, [[Augustus]], near the end of his life, had already made the decision to put the boundaries of the Empire along the Rhine and Danube rivers and abandon the idea of the colonization of Germany. This decision was followed by his successors. Due to this decision and the change in Roman plans, the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest is considered to be one of the decisive battles in history.
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[[Category: Battles]]
[[Category: Battles]]