The Siege of Jerusalem (70 AD) - The Great Jewish Revolt [FULL DOCUMENTARY]
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2019-08-11に共有
Literary Sources:
"The Jewish Revolt" by Si Sheppard
"The Forts of Judaea" by Samuel Rocca
"Legions of Rome" by Stephen Dando-Collins
"Uniforms of the Roman World" by Kevin Kiley
Game Engine:
Total War: Rome II
Game Mods:
Devide et Impera
Legions of Rome
Music:
"Funeral" - Centurion Soundtrack
"We are Prey" - Centurion Soundtrack
"On the Run" - Centurion Soundtrack
"The Ninth Ride Out" - Centurion Soundtrack
"Hiems" - Total War: Rome II
"Tales of Old" - Total War: Rome II
"War and Peace" - Total War: Rome II
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コメント (21)
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40 minutes went by like 4. This was breathtaking, especially the ending
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Roman Soldier - I've got this problem... Roman General - Have you tried building a wall around it?
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Titus sacrificed a pig in the temple. Bro, that was a massive slap in the face.
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Funny how Jesus told them "do you see all these things?” he asked. “Truly I tell you, not one stone here will be left on another; every one will be thrown down.”
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The way you tell these stories makes me feel as if I could have been there. Your channel stands out to me because of this. Very stirring.
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I started this video thinking I would skip most of it, or change the play speed. Nope, was captivated by every second of it. This was an amazing production and great example of storytelling. The final statement was well put. Thank you to everyone involved in making this!
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I have watched this video numerous times, and I am continually impressed. The research, script, technical development, and presentation are outstanding. I have read and still teach Josephus, and his descriptions are quite vivid and dramatic. This production is very balanced and left me feeling, perhaps, like the Romans, amazed that the besieged kept coming up with new ideas. I encourage everyone to read Josephus; his depictions are vivid and emotional
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I never realized just how long this siege lasted and especially how hard the Jews fought defending their City. I always try and put myself into the story and imagine the physical conditions of what the people were experiencing, and this visual telling made it much easier for me to do just that. And after this experience, I know I understand better how it must have been for both the Romans as well the Jewish people. The word horror just doesn't begin to describe it. Thank you.
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I am, and always will be blown away with the innovation of ancient civilisations during a siege. It’s just.. mind blowing what they could achieve BY HAND in weeks/days.
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I’ve watched hundreds, perhaps a thousand, history videos on YouTube. This was the best battle video I’ve ever seen. Standing ovation my man
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Absolutely incredible amount of work and research went into this! Well done!
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Great work on this video. You deserve accolades for making this video. I think there should be an award for best YouTube documentary in the Oscars as well. If so, this video would have easily won.
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what a HUGE effort put into a video. As a Christian, I have heard about and discussed the "Destruction of the Temple in 70 AD' in a way that seems almost flippant to me now. So often we forget as we read history that it involves REAL people. Thanks for making the Bible event more real to me. I look forward to viewing more from you. You deserve the massive amount of subscribers you have.
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This is one of the most incredible videos on Youtube. Thank you for taking the time to put so much detail into this.
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What a historical moving document. Thank you for your effort!
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This video was awesome. I love how much information is here. I would love to deep dive even further with your platform. The back and forth and evil that happened during this seige is cinamatic.
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One of the best recounts of the battles at Jersalem. Thank you.
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Your appreciation for human life and perspective-maintaining at the end of your videos is what really sets you apart from other historical presentations of such events. You've got a good head on your shoulders, and have taught me to see battles as more than just numbers vs numbers. I respect you highly for this.
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This was the best explanation of the Siege of Jerusalem I've ever seen or read! I loved how you were able to remind us the participants on both sides were people! I've read several things about the Great Revolt, including the book written by Josephus when I was 13. I still have one question that no one seems to know the answer to: what happened to Procurator Flores, the villain who started this whole thing?
