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How the Fall of Rome Transformed the Mediterranean DOCUMENTARY

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July 13, 2021

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Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series on medieval history and the history of Rome continues with an episode on how the Fall of the Western Roman Empire transformed the Mediterranean, bringing the era economic downturn, destruction, and destitution.

Medieval Battles

Roman History

Rise of the Vandals

Marcus Aurelius

Milvian Bridge

Origins of the Germanic Tribes

Julian and battle of Strasbourg

Cimbrian War

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The video was made by Michael Merc while the script was researched and written by Ivan Moran. 2d art and animation amicus verus (). Narration by Officially Devin ( & )

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