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the name of Spartacus became a legend00:00:11
he was a gladiator freedom fighter a00:00:16
slave who freed 100 thousand slaves00:00:22
he turned them into an army00:00:25
strong enough to fight the00:00:26
greatest power of the ancient world with Rome00:00:32
but behind the myth lies perfect my00:00:35
story00:00:38
Spartacus was a man born not for00:00:40
slavery but for freedom00:00:42
man who learned to fight not in00:00:45
the arena but on the battlefield as a soldier of the Roman army00:00:52
he was a ruthless killer a00:00:57
genius agility who was driven by rage00:01:00
that destroyed the loyalty of the people who followed00:01:03
him this is his story00:01:13
Spartacus under the cover of myth00:01:23
digging00:01:25
Italy 73 AD the point that00:01:29
rose 70 escaped slaves trained00:01:33
the fighters disappeared into the countryside00:01:39
their numbers would increase and make them the most00:01:41
dangerous internal threat to the Roman00:01:43
Republic ever existing in00:01:45
history a00:01:48
group of slaves would turn into a gang and the00:01:50
panda would become their armies to regain00:01:52
freedom and take revenge00:01:58
their leader Spartacus of the00:02:01
myth creators agitators imagined him as a00:02:04
fighter for freedom is00:02:05
something between Robin Hood and00:02:07
Martin Luther King00:02:10
to argue since then it is a rebel00:02:13
free the sheets he is a hero who00:02:15
fights against the empire but the real ones standing00:02:20
completely different00:02:22
she sings of courage the hope that was00:02:24
born and understatements00:02:29
in the first mentions in the ancient00:02:32
chronicles Spartacus slave00:02:34
Roman property Empire he is not that he was carried like00:02:42
millions of other people and only when he00:02:46
begins to speak chroniclers pay00:02:48
attention to him according to ancient00:02:56
sources Spartacus was born in a tailcoat00:02:59
around 100 BC today this is the00:03:03
territory of modern Bulgaria00:03:05
and at that time it was unstable and00:03:07
the land on the outskirts of the Roman Empire,00:03:09
inhabited by warring tribes, it is believed00:03:13
that Spartacus was influenced by his00:03:14
origins;00:03:16
legends say that he was of the00:03:19
lowest Arab origin, but this is00:03:21
not true. Spartacus was born free and the00:03:25
memory of freedom became his00:03:27
guiding star,00:03:30
and moreover, he was not always an enemy of the00:03:32
Roman Empire once when -he was00:03:37
part of this system, he was a Roman00:03:39
soldier and I think that Spartacus went to00:03:44
serve in the army because the00:03:47
poor people from Thrace did this, it was an opportunity00:03:50
to escape from poverty and only when, by00:03:53
order, he had to speak out against00:03:55
his people, he refused to obey and00:03:57
deserted for which he was caught and00:03:59
sold into slavery. Rome trained Spartacus and was00:04:03
not going to let him go so easily.00:04:05
Every deserter must be found and00:04:08
captured. The00:04:10
punishment for escaping was slavery; it is00:04:22
known that his wife was also captured;00:04:27
her name is not left in history, but it is clear00:04:30
that she was sold they are in slavery together but00:04:36
their lives do not belong to them00:04:40
they became just a commodity in a huge market00:04:42
in the center of which Rome was00:04:50
like Spartacus his wife ends up in Italy00:04:53
thousands of kilometers from her homeland and00:04:55
my account flash and00:04:57
300 people he turned into something00:04:59
he doesn’t have rights, no position, they can00:05:02
sell him, buy him and beat him to death, now00:05:06
he just belongs to someone, this is the most00:05:08
terrible thing a person can experience,00:05:12
understanding the Romans, having slaves is a00:05:15
symbol of personal prosperity and the00:05:16
welfare of the state 50,000 people00:05:20
here 100 thousand people than 150 thousand00:05:23
here for the Romans work is easy pack00:05:27
animals or living tools00:05:30
urfene jus thus using slaves00:05:36
who died working on huge00:05:38
agricultural lands00:05:40
a handful of people were able to make a00:05:42
huge fortune00:05:44
I think in order to imagine the00:05:47
Ren of that time it needs to be compared with a00:05:49
mafia state in which00:05:51
numerous godfathers fight for a00:05:53
piece pie, and yet they all00:05:56
adhere to certain concepts of00:05:58
honor and dishonor and follow certain00:06:01
generally accepted norms,00:06:07
and one of these people is Marcus00:06:11
Licinius Crassus,00:06:13
this is the richest citizen of Rome,00:06:17
he acquired his wealth by buying up00:06:20
the property of convicted people, although00:06:25
there is Anton, he is arrogant and arrogant he can even00:06:28
afford to buy loyalty to the region,00:06:31
he can control people, support00:06:33
some politicians and destroy others, which00:06:36
makes him an extremely important person through00:06:38
your sparkasse, it was to him that00:06:40
Rome turned for help to destroy Spartacus, he is obsessed00:06:42
with the thirst for more and more00:06:45
wealth and power, for this he00:06:47
uses slaves in on his farms00:06:49
the number of slaves is many times greater than00:06:51
the number of free people, but Spartacus does00:06:56
not work in the fields,00:06:59
he is in prison in the city of Capua, which is00:07:03
almost 100 kilometers from Rome, he00:07:09
was sold as a gladiator, he will be taught to00:07:12
fight and kill for the amusement of the public,00:07:25
your intel desire to kill as a gladiator is00:07:29
instilled training and this no longer00:07:31
seems something unusual and but00:07:33
there must be something00:07:35
else in the gladiator, something non-standard00:07:39
dad, a person must have certain00:07:42
qualities in order for him to be capable of00:07:44
disgusting things inside just dance00:07:57
sleep nightmare Spartak was00:07:59
confused when he found himself cops and Espen00:08:01
seagull not he was made a slave, sold and00:08:04
now he had to entertain the crowd00:08:06
who wanted to see him laugh and I think00:08:09
in the soul of Spartak this caused a storm of00:08:11
indignation00:08:12
swelling stones pashka boobs00:08:20
this place is known for its cruelty a00:08:26
merciless regime of combat training00:08:28
educates people for whom violence00:08:30
has become life00:08:40
but here friendship is born Spartacus with00:08:43
one of the gladiators00:08:46
with a goal named Crix traveled to the faith of00:08:51
hostesses in the world, all he has seen in his life00:08:53
is oppression and rape, he is already filled with a00:08:56
feeling of bitterness and indignation towards his00:08:59
enslaver, that is, Krim,00:09:00
but in the cops it is even worse for him because here00:09:03
he is taught to kill and here they teach how to die00:09:08
Crixus and Spartacus eat sleep and train00:09:11
together with two hundred of their comrades,00:09:13
all of them masterfully wield any type of00:09:15
weapon, everyone is in excellent physical shape and00:09:18
they are all here, against their wishes, the00:09:22
situation is extremely unstable, but it seems that00:09:26
the Romans are of little concern about this00:09:32
again intermag I don’t think that Rome is afraid of00:09:35
its slaves because there is confidence in00:09:37
the ability to suppress any uprising of00:09:39
slaves, the citizens of Rome are free,00:09:42
the Arabs have no understanding of the Romans, the victory of a00:09:44
free man over a slave is a00:09:46
law of nature,00:09:55
you are a speaker attached to each small00:09:58
group of slaves, a certain00:10:00
connection appears between people panda mattino from00:10:03
paypal00:10:05
shaved they spend a lot of time together00:10:08
then and all the information flows in, a00:10:16
plan is born to eliminate the guards,00:10:29
they use sharpened rods and00:10:32
hatchets as weapons,00:10:34
the guards are armed to the teeth, but the00:10:36
gladiators spent a long time00:10:37
practicing hand-to-hand combat skills, they00:10:41
cut the guards,00:10:48
this is an explosion of anger, they thirst for revenge,00:10:52
they are eager for freedom, this had to be00:10:56
done very much quickly they had to00:10:58
break out before00:10:59
reinforcements were sent00:11:16
I think it was a nightmare for every00:11:19
Roman people trained to kill00:11:21
turned against you the00:11:24
worst hour had come miss I think00:11:27
it could have lasted longer when they00:11:30
killed every single one who was in that00:11:31
place and hid, choosing content and00:11:34
done,00:11:38
and now they are already armed and free, they00:11:41
go far into the countryside,00:11:44
but while the anger rages,00:11:46
tens of thousands of lives will be ruined,00:12:01
these 74 people are no longer slaves, they are fugitives,00:12:05
and when emotions subside,00:12:09
the question arises, what next00:12:13
the euphoria quickly subsided they were wanted00:12:16
they realized that when they were caught they would00:12:19
certainly be killed and war would become a vacuum they00:12:22
needed a plan, some kind of order by00:12:24
which they could live further the00:12:31
gladiators knew that they needed a leader00:12:33
they chose Spartacus00:12:40
plowing the grease must be Spartacus was a00:12:43
born leader people00:12:45
stopped and they began to listen when00:12:47
he addressed them that he was00:12:48
European, firstly he had00:12:50
enormous personal charm,00:12:51
he was one of those whom they listened to and then00:12:54
you followed the samkong, secondly it seemed00:12:56
that he was correcting himself, he knew what to do00:12:59
dvd00:13:07
in the first days after the escape it was00:13:09
simply important to survive they needed food, clothes00:13:12
and weapons00:13:17
they move through the countryside of00:13:19
southern Italy stealing along the way00:13:23
is an ominous Spartacus has a plan00:13:28
they will become an armed detachment and00:13:30
get out of the country00:13:32
throw sappers keys00:13:36
their path lies around the populated slopes of the00:13:39
dormant volcano Vesuvius00:13:45
there on a remote hill they00:13:47
will set up a camp and there they will prepare a defense00:13:51
against retaliatory attacks from the Romans00:14:04
at this time rumors of an escape have already reached00:14:06
the city00:14:13
the senators learn about what is happening00:14:18
they are clear that they need to act but they00:14:21
refuse to believe the seriousness of00:14:22
what is happening00:14:26
in their opinion this is not an00:14:28
emergency00:14:30
it is a complication that can be eliminated00:14:33
law enforcement forces should not care about this00:14:37
74 slaves hardly represent a00:14:41
fighting force in any case this is not00:14:44
an event that should change the00:14:46
daily life of the Roman elite00:14:48
and the cops are thousands of kilometers00:14:51
from Rome since remato is the center of the world and00:14:54
therefore we will not defeat the militia of00:15:00
three thousands of people are sent to00:15:02
grab a job the00:15:03
inhabitants of Rome with those sent against Spartacus00:15:06
these are not just legionnaires these are green00:15:09
recruits the best forces of law enforcement00:15:12
think they were tasked with00:15:15
dealing with the gladiators00:15:19
knowledge of the years more the man in00:15:21
command the name was little known his00:15:24
name was glaber00:15:26
who seemed to have no experience00:15:27
and was quite simple-minded, of course, he did00:15:30
not take the threat seriously00:15:32
glabra with a detachment was heading south to00:15:35
Vesuvius, and time life went on as00:15:39
usual,00:15:43
and only after a while the first00:15:45
reports of what had happened arrived00:15:50
glabra approached the foot of the mountain, he was00:15:54
sure that he had blocked the only way for00:15:56
Spartak down and juices and he so00:15:59
confident in his own abilities that00:16:01
he did not bother to strengthen his camp, which the00:16:02
Roman military art considers a00:16:04
great oversight, it was very00:16:08
annoying, the00:16:10
Roman military leader was complacent00:16:13
and lazy, and about technology we are not talking about a00:16:19
simple uprising of slaves, but an uprising of00:16:21
slaves by gladiators of people trained to00:16:23
kill, we are talking about an uprising in00:16:25
which is headed by an extraordinary personality,00:16:27
probably one of the most energetic in the00:16:30
history of the ancient world,00:16:32
but there was also another way down00:16:35
which led along a steep cliff, I went straight to the00:16:37
glabra camp,00:16:38
Spartacus ordered his people to light00:16:41
ropes from vines along them, they00:16:43
went down and attacked until00:16:45
numerous guards were dozing,00:16:55
this was followed by a battle, Spartacus captured00:16:59
the camp and everything that was there, the00:17:03
gladiators, accustomed to fighting in close00:17:05
combat, had clear advantages over the00:17:07
earthlings, who were accustomed to performing in00:17:09
strict battle formation on the open field,00:17:12
it was an unequal duel00:17:24
and at that moment the usual escape grew into00:17:27
an uprising00:17:39
if the fire this is a magnificent gesture of00:17:43
open defiance, he seems to be00:17:45
declaring I can take everything whenever I00:17:47
want and need the darkness and you were00:17:49
so reckless that you shot00:17:51
these worthless people against me you don’t00:17:53
respect me as you should00:17:55
and here is the proof now the power is in00:17:58
my hands what happened on Vesuvius00:18:04
is in a kind of message,00:18:14
it says that Rome can be overcome by people00:18:17
who are unworthy even of its contempt, the00:18:23
news spreads and ignites the hearts of00:18:26
slaves throughout the south of Italy00:18:35
in what Spartacus does, they see a chance00:18:37
to free themselves and many of them simply00:18:40
run away from their masters,00:18:45
they are not gladiators, most of them are00:18:48
just they worked in the fields, they never00:18:51
took part in battles,00:18:53
but they see Spartak as their00:18:54
leader and he is now responsible for them,00:18:59
they have different origins, they speak00:19:01
different languages,00:19:02
along with Spartak’s fellow Thracians,00:19:05
among them there are representatives of00:19:07
Germanic tribes, prisoners from all00:19:09
territories that were conquered by Rome00:19:12
the goal probably they had one00:19:14
freedom but this is an idyllic concept00:19:18
divorced from reality now Spartak00:19:24
has to face reality00:19:26
because they are simply fugitives00:19:29
he says we will be together we will have00:19:33
order we will rob the village to00:19:35
get everything we need we will00:19:37
fight with the Romans and we will defeat the00:19:40
miss slave Spartacus turned into a00:19:42
people's leader00:19:46
he had to do his usual00:19:48
business of fighting he knows that in open00:19:51
battle the Romans will destroy these people00:19:55
illegally and a rebel formation00:19:57
against the most powerful power00:20:01
he can only wage a guerrilla war00:20:07
Spartacus can lead months on the run and the00:20:10
militias will hunt behind him all00:20:12
the time, however, he knows how to fool them00:20:15
spark stay Spartak00:20:20
has no other choice he will lead a00:20:22
dishonest military they will attack00:20:25
where they are not expected and then when they are00:20:27
not expected at all00:20:31
in one report it was mentioned that00:20:33
when the Romans squeezed his army in the corner,00:20:35
Spartacus, waiting for darkness, gave00:20:38
the order to tie the corpses of the dead to00:20:40
stakes and stick them into the ground00:20:45
from a distance they looked like guards00:20:47
on patrol00:20:49
under the cover of night Spartacus his people00:20:52
slipped away00:20:54
and only at dawn the Romans realized that00:20:58
they were besieging an empty camp00:21:04
Spartacus demonstrates a special talent00:21:06
to frustrate and the enemy’s plans much more00:21:09
more than could be expected from a slave,00:21:11
even though he was a gladiator, he was very00:21:15
successful in waging war in00:21:17
unconventional ways, so to speak, and to some00:21:19
extent it could be called00:21:21
guerrilla warfare. Spartacus from myths is a00:21:24
slave who appeared out of nowhere,00:21:26
but obviously he understands their tactics00:21:30
only because he himself was a roman soldier the00:21:35
roman army was a military machine00:21:37
that waged war in a special way00:21:39
once he himself was a part of it and therefore00:21:42
knew its strengths and weaknesses00:21:45
sincerely beating and be he knows the way of00:21:47
thinking of a roman soldier and tactical00:21:50
he knows the features of weapons not how to00:21:52
use his knowledge against him a lawyer as00:21:55
an agent,00:21:59
he will fight them with methods00:22:01
that they cannot resist, he00:22:04
will choose a place where it is very00:22:06
difficult for a large number of people to settle down,00:22:08
so he will cause damage00:22:10
by causing insult after insult by the00:22:13
Roman soldier sent against him,00:22:23
Spartacus became stronger with each00:22:26
Roman soldier killed with each a slave00:22:29
who joined him,00:22:31
but will his army be strong enough00:22:33
to measure strength with such a00:22:35
powerful Roman military machine? It is00:22:45
already difficult for the Roman leaders to find an00:22:46
appropriate solution to the problem in the00:22:48
current situation,00:22:51
the very fact that the slaves dared to rebel00:22:54
no matter what remains simply00:22:56
shameful to their great commanders and00:23:00
seasoned legionnaires in overseas military00:23:03
campaigns increase the glory of Rome;00:23:06
none of them wants to return and00:23:08
deal with this. Quite often, the00:23:12
main reason why military leaders do not00:23:15
want to voluntarily solve the problem00:23:16
is that victory over slaves will not00:23:18
bring them absolutely no glory;00:23:20
defeating a foreign army will cost00:23:22
a lot honors, why not, but at that00:23:24
moment Spartak could not even compare with this,00:23:30
so for almost a year now they have been00:23:33
defeated by sending00:23:36
another army against Spartak, they are preparing for this with00:23:38
increasing seriousness, but every time00:23:40
this is not enough00:23:43
for several months from the00:23:45
moment of Spartak’s escape either00:23:48
avoids the battle or defeats everyone00:23:50
who tries to oppose him; one00:23:53
commander, left without a horse,00:23:55
escapes from the battlefield by flight; the fate00:23:58
of another is not decided; otherwise, he00:24:01
cannot escape; There are00:24:24
now thousands of people with him and their number00:24:27
continues to grow every day,00:24:41
some claim that women and children are with him,00:24:44
others say that even free peasants have joined him,00:24:47
Spartak is moving along the side,00:24:49
engaged in robberies, freeing slaves in00:24:51
every city through which his00:24:53
path lies, the situation is such that in a year a detachment of00:24:56
74 gladiators turned into an00:24:58
army of 100 thousand,00:25:06
I think that the main reasons why00:25:09
people went with Spartacus was the dream of freedom,00:25:12
every success brought people closer to00:25:14
what they wanted,00:25:15
but he offers them not only a dream, his00:25:18
actions provide historians00:25:20
for centuries with the opportunity to00:25:21
portray him as an idealist reformer of00:25:24
his kind of revolutionary and Carlito,00:25:29
in front of you is a leader who actually00:25:31
divides the spoils of war equally between00:25:33
his people, this is a very interesting fact in00:25:37
history before SFA on T30, this generates our00:25:40
sympathy,00:25:41
he seemed like a person who sincerely00:25:43
believes in equality, he is very dangerous,00:25:50
he is in fact the leader of a new00:25:53
community, he needs to be fed 100 thousand00:25:57
people, an entire modern city of medium00:26:01
size,00:26:06
smoky, the larger the army, the more00:26:09
problems associated with its maintenance.00:26:13
Saved by Spartak, in my opinion, he can be considered a00:26:16
real leader; he is more of a born00:26:19
strategist than a tactician, and both on the battlefield00:26:22
and outside of it, so he successfully00:26:24
copes with clothe and00:26:26
feed your army with the peak of sante00:26:29
design and 7900:26:35
Spartacus realizes that having an army of this00:26:38
size it becomes impossible to have00:26:40
success with me only the tactics of guerrilla00:26:42
warfare in sports main Spartacus himself00:26:46
understands that one day the time will come00:26:48
when the legions of battle-hardened00:26:50
veterans now in Spain00:26:52
Greece oud return from Syria to00:26:54
suppress the uprising and then everything will be00:26:57
different; these are wars that created an empire,00:27:03
destroyed an entire state, Spartacus00:27:08
must prepare his soldiers to00:27:10
resist the legion on the battlefield, otherwise00:27:12
they will simply be killed,00:27:16
but his actions are selfish because he00:27:19
also pursues the personal goal of00:27:22
freeing slaves for Spartacus00:27:24
meant his end, contrary to the00:27:29
generally accepted myth, Spartacus is not a00:27:32
revolutionary, he does not want to destroy00:27:35
the system, his goal is to escape from it, to disappear00:27:41
under the spokesperson of so many, Spartacus wants to00:27:43
return home for this purpose and started00:27:46
an uprising, he proposes that his armies00:27:49
undertake a campaign through the entire Iberian00:27:52
Peninsula through hostile territory to00:27:54
cross the Alps and there to go home,00:27:58
this task is not an easy one, this is why00:28:03
he creates his own army,00:28:06
they cut their way through,00:28:08
they will make their way to the north from a group of warring00:28:12
slaves, he will turn them into trained soldiers,00:28:18
prepare and equip them for the campaign, this00:28:20
will be perhaps the greatest achievement for Spartak00:28:22
tanks go I think00:28:25
that Spartacus trained his army in stages,00:28:28
he explained to the 70 gladiators who were00:28:31
with him from the very beginning what the00:28:33
rest of the soldiers need to be trained for, each of them00:28:38
trains a group of people who in00:28:40
turn transfer knowledge and skills to another00:28:42
group and so on00:28:55
this is a very effective00:28:56
control system training which makes it00:28:58
possible to prepare people in just a00:29:00
few weeks and again he applies00:29:03
the knowledge acquired while serving in the Roman00:29:05
army00:29:11
he has an ideal model for00:29:12
developing combat capability he knows how to00:29:15
respond blow to blow00:29:19
hotel Costa Rica I think that from his00:29:21
soldiers Spartacus creates another Roman00:29:24
army like this how is this all he can00:29:26
change00:29:37
as a result he received a force that00:29:40
cannot be ignored people who00:29:43
felt that they no longer needed to00:29:44
run and here a new problem arises before Spartak,00:29:48
some of his warriors became00:29:51
too self-confident,00:29:59
infighting began and a split00:30:06
splinter group is led by Crix00:30:09
radiator who was together with Spartacus she00:30:11
herself began we want to kill the Romans we00:30:14
want gold we want women we are not cowards00:30:33
Spartacus cannot convince them they00:30:39
believe that they do not need to move along00:30:40
with the opposite00:30:42
they think that they can stay in Italy and00:30:44
continue the fight with Rome sense it00:30:48
essentially them split the fact that Cryx lived for00:30:50
today and Spartacus looked at00:30:53
everything in the future, it becomes clear00:30:59
that the two men and the groups they00:31:01
lead can no longer stay00:31:03
together Crixus leaves Spartacus00:31:08
you are not loans, but we know that when in the00:31:10
seventy-second year BC00:31:12
Spartacus moves to North Crixus and00:31:14
about 30,000 soldiers do not follow him00:31:17
and they remain in the south and this is a serious00:31:21
loss this loss splits weakens00:31:25
the army precisely while Rome00:31:27
strikes back a00:31:31
new formation of professional00:31:34
warriors was ordered to destroy the slaves it is00:31:38
unknown whether the Romans knew about00:31:40
what was happening split quite possibly00:31:43
the Romans were still very organized00:31:45
and could accurately calculate knowing that00:31:48
Spartacus’s army was divided when to strike00:31:50
this made the task easier it was inevitable00:31:56
and the response action of which Spartacus was so00:31:58
afraid the00:32:00
Roman military machine was in full combat00:32:02
readiness00:32:06
two separate armies were sent from00:32:08
Rome00:32:12
1 went north to00:32:14
block the path of Spartak, the00:32:15
second was sent for Krik himself to00:32:17
drive him into the mountains on the east00:32:19
coast of Italy, although Krik was a00:32:22
great warrior, he was not a commander00:32:24
with a numerical superiority on the00:32:26
enemy’s side, he could not resist the00:32:28
enemy, his army was defeated and he himself00:32:31
died in battle00:32:33
and then both Roman armies rushed towards00:32:37
Spartacus, he was in the Pennine mountains of the00:32:39
central waist, the death of Crixus was a00:32:42
heavy blow for Spartacus and he00:32:44
considered it a personal insult, although00:32:49
Crixus left Spartacus, but Spartacus00:32:52
took revenge for his death, his grief00:32:55
turns into rage,00:32:58
this is one of the most amazing moments00:33:01
in history since the Romans believe that he is00:33:03
still on the run they think that he will00:33:06
retreat but on the contrary00:33:08
he goes to fight00:33:24
Spartacus strikes under the first army00:33:27
so powerful that the Romans flee00:33:34
he rebuilds his army attacks and00:33:37
destroys the second army00:33:41
only now he thinks seriously about00:33:43
how to get away from the Romans, cutting his00:33:46
way,00:33:47
killing everyone, sweeping away everything that stands00:33:49
in his way, he will certainly get00:33:52
home00:34:00
after a week of battles, having walked hundreds of00:34:03
kilometers, Spartacus with his 70 thousandth00:34:06
army finds himself at the foot of the Alps,00:34:12
they are on the border of the Roman Empire,00:34:14
almost out of reach.00:34:22
was the goal of Spartacus00:34:26
discord cry itself murder month and deprivation00:34:30
everything was for the sake of this moment00:34:36
Spartacus will cross these mountains Rome will be left00:34:40
behind he will return to Thrace to his homeland00:34:48
sports Spartacus achieves the incredible not the00:34:53
only barrier between him and00:34:55
freedom is the snow-capped Alps00:34:59
but even now everything may turn out to be00:35:02
in vain alone a huge army00:35:06
may still not allow him to leave his00:35:08
own I think there may have been a time00:35:13
when Spartacus tried to convince his00:35:15
people that beyond the snowy peaks00:35:17
freedom awaits them they did not listen00:35:21
after walking a huge distance to the north his00:35:24
people refuse to take this last00:35:26
step he cannot take with people00:35:31
don’t want to go with the army at that moment, he realized00:35:34
that he was failing00:35:38
rather than getting over the mountains and finding himself00:35:41
in the cold wild north, they would rather00:35:43
stay to plunder the rich Roman lands,00:35:46
they choose to stay and insist that00:35:50
Spartacus stay with them.00:35:53
Spartacus is not a bandit, not a murderer, or even a00:35:55
commander,00:35:56
he is a leader who cares about his00:35:58
own people, they place their hopes in him00:36:02
and he considers it his duty to be with00:36:05
them, continuing to be00:36:07
their leader,00:36:16
he is not interested in continuing00:36:18
what he started, I think that he is tired, that he00:36:20
wants to return home he's had enough00:36:22
but I guess his people don't think so00:36:26
disagreements lead to disaster when00:36:30
Crixus went his own way00:36:32
he and his people died they should be00:36:35
together which means Spartacus should lead them00:36:38
if they don't give in he should do it00:36:44
he who never gave up the Romans00:36:46
had to agree with their people00:36:48
and saved him at that moment Spartacus succumbed00:36:51
to persuasion to return to Italy, now00:36:53
defeat is inevitable00:36:55
and after all, he took a big risk,00:36:58
I think that the future is melting with a premonition of00:37:00
fatal death,00:37:10
they abandoned their chance of00:37:13
salvation and went on a collision course with with00:37:16
their former masters,00:37:21
Spartacus can only lead them in one00:37:24
direction, they must go south to00:37:28
where Rome is located,00:37:37
the army that he leads is exhausted from00:37:40
campaigns but seasoned in battles, confident00:37:43
in their own victory on their way, they00:37:47
simply ruin the village,00:37:48
rob, kill, take whatever they want and00:37:51
no one dares to stop them, who00:37:55
knows, maybe they will achieve the most important thing, are00:37:59
they really trying to break the Roman00:38:02
state?00:38:08
Rome does not know the intention of Spartacus with the00:38:13
appearance of the news that Spartacus00:38:15
is moving south, a wave of fear00:38:17
has swept the greatest city in the world,00:38:27
all that people know is that an00:38:30
army of slaves is approaching them suddenly the senators00:38:35
feel defenseless00:38:41
and the richest man in Rome, Marcus Licinius00:38:43
Crassus, decides to take advantage of the opportunity, he00:38:49
knows that whoever saves Rome will be called00:38:52
with the highest honor,00:38:54
power will be given to him and the position has been saved.00:38:58
It is impossible to imagine two more different00:39:01
people than Spartacus and we paint the appearance of Spartacus00:39:04
personifies human00:39:05
dignity are sung00:39:07
throughout history, while00:39:09
it is precisely this selfish aristocrat of incredibly00:39:12
rich and cruel color who is put forward by those00:39:21
who know him as the most impressive and00:39:24
influential person of time and almost everything00:39:26
that is written about him testifies to his,00:39:29
if not authority, then a formidable00:39:32
intimidating aura 17 of this shadows or00:39:37
beauties give command, although he00:39:40
is not an outstanding commander, he is very00:39:43
rich and a beauty is an organizer who00:39:46
leads behind the backs of others, he is not00:39:49
in charge,00:39:50
he once said that00:39:52
only the one who00:39:55
can buy himself an army can be considered truly rich, now he is more right00:39:58
than ever00:40:06
everything on gives him four legions for the00:40:09
other 6 he pays himself an00:40:15
army consisting of 60,000 well-00:40:18
trained soldiers is sent to00:40:20
fight Spartacus00:40:25
at the massacre the00:40:29
legions of Krasus are forced to chase00:40:32
Spartacus the army of which is constantly00:40:34
moving00:40:39
Spartacus wants to avoid a direct00:40:41
confrontation he bypasses Rome without making00:40:45
an attack00:40:47
on him I have another plan in my head to get to00:40:51
Sicily at that moment there is an00:40:55
excellent option to00:40:56
settle in a place in Italy where00:40:58
they can be one whole Sicily this00:41:03
country of bandits where Roman rule is00:41:06
extremely weak this is a place where Spartak00:41:09
can change the composition to replenish their00:41:11
forces and seriously prepare00:41:14
for the battle with Crassus, I get the00:41:17
impression that whatever Spartak’s plan was,00:41:19
this was his last chance and00:41:21
he simply had nowhere else to go, it’s a00:41:23
desperate move and00:41:29
somewhere there must be ships that00:41:31
Spartak hired, paying in gold, here they00:41:35
must meet him and transport him his00:41:37
people through the water,00:41:43
but three and a half kilometers through the00:41:45
Strait of Messina were insurmountable,00:41:51
because he begins to understand that they will never wait for the ship, they00:41:57
deceived him and the army will never00:41:59
reach the shores of Sicily, they have00:42:02
no way out,00:42:10
having passed so much Spartacus, his people are00:42:13
caught in a trap,00:42:16
they are driven into the corner is advancing,00:42:25
his people are building fortifications 5500:42:28
kilometers long across the entire peninsula, he00:42:37
has blocked all routes of retreat00:42:39
and thus the two armies00:42:42
find themselves face to face on deserted00:42:45
land, I was also looking for it demonstrates that00:42:49
time will give him reliable mana, he00:42:51
has warriors money to keep he is00:42:53
trapped until and on the kelim until00:42:57
Spartacus finishes off him, they are Islam demonstrating the power00:43:00
of Rome,00:43:02
he chooses the moments, makes retaliatory00:43:04
births,00:43:09
drags the captive Roman to the00:43:11
no-man's land and there dooms00:43:14
him to the cross,00:43:17
crucifixion on the cross,00:43:19
punishment applied exclusively to00:43:21
the paths,00:43:23
citizens are never subjected to times00:43:25
heels00:43:26
with very rare exceptions if this00:43:28
happens then it is a shame and horror says Pashka00:43:31
with this way with Barbie deliberately00:43:33
humiliates Fig 1 someone on one of his00:43:36
soldiers one of his citizens this is not just an00:43:39
execution this is a deliberate attempt00:43:41
to insult a great power this is a challenge and a00:43:50
gesture of contempt00:43:51
he is aimed at inciting anger and00:43:55
hatred not only in opponents but also in one’s00:43:57
own people; this is a real challenge00:44:08
to such actions. Spartak flourished and00:44:11
nodded because by that time the numerical00:44:13
superiority was on the side of the enemy and he00:44:17
knew that he could not defeat him; defeat was00:44:20
only a matter of time for00:44:21
several weeks or days,00:44:24
somehow he must break through the00:44:26
fortification but now he only wants to00:44:29
express his complete contempt for the00:44:32
military force standing before him crucified on the cross00:44:35
was some kind of message from the commander to00:44:38
his soldiers this is a warning from the00:44:41
prophecy a loud cry fight for00:44:46
your life00:44:47
honor this is all it will end he cannot00:44:56
cross the Alps00:44:57
he cannot cross Sicily he00:45:00
cannot attack Rome00:45:01
all he can do is try to00:45:03
kill Krasus or die himself00:45:08
once again Spartacus prepare for00:45:11
battle as a gladiator he fought while00:45:14
entertaining his Roman masters but for00:45:18
two years now he has been killing Romans and now the00:45:22
time has come to do this for the last time,00:45:45
tens of thousands of people from all over the00:45:47
Roman Empire are united by this00:45:50
man who instilled fear that00:45:51
spread to the very esata of00:46:20
60,000 slaves against ten Roman00:46:23
legions and in the center of all this Spartacus is00:46:45
trying to break through just the enemy with00:46:47
whom he has never fought00:46:49
but there was only the enemy around,00:47:42
the body of Spartacus will not be found00:47:46
when the battle is over, it will be00:47:48
impossible to count the dead,00:47:49
some say 30 thousand slaves were killed,00:47:53
others say 60, but for beauty, victory in00:48:01
battle is not enough,00:48:05
he needs a beautiful deed, he will show the00:48:11
whole world how powerful Rome is and will00:48:13
show I wonder how powerful00:48:16
he became once00:48:24
six thousand slaves were crucified and crosses with their00:48:27
bodies were placed along the Appian Way on the00:48:29
way from Rome to Cape Town,00:48:35
having taken the lives of these people, he is trying to00:48:38
create a legend for himself to buy himself a00:48:41
place in history,00:48:42
but at least in this he00:48:45
fails as once wins the battle but00:48:49
Spartacus in a certain sense wins00:48:51
the war00:48:52
because Spartacus is a hero today we all00:48:55
know about Spartacus he is a legend while just00:48:57
one is this is just00:48:59
mediocrity00:49:07
to 1 cannot determine history00:49:12
his name will be erased the00:49:15
name of Spartacus00:49:17
will live on00:49:21
Spartacus' legacy is the fact that00:49:23
he showed that people should not meekly00:49:25
accept the conditions in which they were born,00:49:28
what dominates them, monkey anyone is00:49:30
able to rise above all this,00:49:32
fight to demand freedom and the right,00:49:36
it is possible to do great things, and he almost00:49:40
succeeded in this Spartacus is a great man,00:49:47
there is no other way to say it an example of a leader00:49:50
of his time, and not only00:49:54
maybe we don’t fully understand all00:49:57
his decisions, but we definitely00:50:00
know where he came from, what he fought for, the system00:50:04
admires him today more than everDescription:
Этот документальный фильм оживляет эпические события восстания Спартака с помощью великолепных драматизаций, новейшей компьютерной графики и материалов исторических исследований. Сбежав из школы гладиаторов в компании 70 сообщников, вооруженных только кухонными ножами и вертелами, Спартак создал мощную армию, представлявшую реальную угрозу для Рима. https://www.roman-glory.com/bbc-spartak-pod-maskoj-legendy
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