Thread 17935459

Reminder that if Rome conquered Germania, they wouldn't have fallen in 476 AD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpA4UHgp3tQ

>>17935459 (OP)
There was nothing to conquer there, no towns, cities, or anything else of value.

Western Rome fell in 410 not 476. What came after was a pretender state

>>17935459 (OP)
they would’ve been conquered by the other Germanics you realize Scandinavians and eastern Germanics exist/existed right

>>17935459 (OP)
1. Rome became Christian
2. Constantine used Germans as foederati when past times they were always unreliable
3. He elevated Germans to magister militium particularly the franks
4. Frankish generals defeated the goths in 380 but never bothered exterminated the remainder that hid out in Bulgaria
5. Frankish generals signed a truce with them that gave them many concessions
6. Goths with their concessions were free to stay in assigned land together
7. This led to gothic rebellions
8. This led to gothic invasion of Rome in 410
9. Gothic general led the Roman fleet to try and recapture Africa in 468, he failed out of low iq or betrayed the Romans for his ethnic relatives the vandals
There you go. Rome was at the cusp of the Industrial Revolution even in the 4th century. Never trust a German, NEVER.

>>17935459 (OP)
the jews "multiculturalismed" rome to death (aka flooded it with non whites until it was too brown to do anything except collapse)

they wanted revenge for temple 2.0 getting btfo but they ended up fucking themselves over in the process.

history doesn't repeat, but it does rhyme

Yes the armies even further away would have caused collapse in the 3rd century crisis

>>17935549
What Rome really needed was a telegraph system. That would have changed everything. Even more so then gunpowder would.

>>17935549
Watch the video linked

>>17935531
Rome was always multicultural. It was just led by an Aryan elite

>>17935459 (OP)
>AD
CE.

>>17935522
>1. Rome became Christian
And died

>>17935759
>>AD
>CE.
AD