How Hannibal Destroyed 70,000 Romans — Cannae (216 BCE)

Описание: This documentary recreates the Battle of Cannae using cinematic reconstructions and tactical maps.
How Hannibal Destroyed 70,000 Romans in 6 Hours | Battle of Cannae 216 BCE
August 2nd, 216 BCE. Rome's largest army ever—86,000 soldiers—faced Hannibal's 50,000 exhausted troops near Cannae, Italy.
Six hours later, 70,000 Romans were dead. Carthaginians lost 6,000.
This is Rome's worst defeat and history's most perfect battle.
Discover: ⚔️ How Hannibal crossed the Alps with war elephants ⚔️ The genius trap that surrounded 86,000 Romans ⚔️ Why he didn't march on Rome after winning ⚔️ How Rome refused surrender and won the war ⚔️ The Sun Tzu lesson that explains everything
Hannibal proved genius can destroy any army. Rome proved will can survive any disaster.
The double envelopment executed at Cannae has never been matched in 2,200 years.
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Sources and historical references include:
Polybius, Livy, Appian, and later analyses by modern military historians.
Battle details and troop estimates are based on cross-referenced ancient sources and contemporary scholarship.