Hannibal: The Man, The Myth, The Mystery

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Hannibal: The Man, The Myth, The Mystery

First aired in 2008 on BBC and National Geographic Channel

In a series of epic battles, Hannibal brought Rome to the brink of destruction, but in the end it was Hannibal’s army that was obliterated. Where did... [continue reading]

Posted by Jan van der Crabben on December 7, 2011, 02:48.

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