90,000 soldiers and 36 elephants crossed the Alps in 218 BC as Hannibal Barca launched a military campaign against Rome.
Synopsis
90,000 soldiers and 36 elephants crossed the Alps in 218 BC as Hannibal Barca launched a military campaign against Rome.
Synopsis
Hannibal Barca, the Carthaginian general, led a formidable army against Rome in 218 BC. His march across the Alps included 90,000 soldiers and 36 elephants, a feat that has captivated historians for centuries. Recent research has shed new light on the exact route taken through the treacherous mountain terrain. Directed by Carsten Gutschmidt, this documentary details the military strategies employed by Hannibal and the historical impact of his audacious campaign against one of the most powerful cities of the ancient world.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Hannibal's strategic military tactics in action.
- Find out about the challenges of crossing the Alps.
- Meet the historians debating Hannibal's route.
Did You Know
- Hannibal led an army of 90,000 soldiers and 36 elephants.
- The march took place in 218 BC.
- The documentary is directed by Carsten Gutschmidt.
- The film has a duration of 50 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Hannibal Barca?
Hannibal Barca was a Carthaginian general known for leading a military campaign against Rome in 218 BC.
How many soldiers did Hannibal lead across the Alps?
Hannibal led an army of 90,000 soldiers and 36 elephants across the Alps.
What year did Hannibal's march on Rome take place?
Hannibal's march on Rome took place in 218 BC.
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