Teutoberger Wald, 9 A.D. – Strategic Implications
By John M. D’Amico
US Army War College, 2000
The Battle of Teutoberger Wald (9 A.D.) in which tribal Germans defeated a highly professional and disciplined Roman Army... [continue reading]
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