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How Julius Caesar built a death trap at Alesia and crushed Gaul in 52 BC
In 52 BC, Julius Caesar faced one of the most dangerous moments of his military career at the Siege of Alesia. Vercingetorix ...
A sign on the A6 motorway around 250 km southeast of Paris indicates the turn-off for Alesia MuséoParc. In 52 BC Alesia was where the Roman general Julius Caesar achieved one of his most significant ...
The name Vercingetorix, or Great Warrior King, is a mouthful of spiky syllables. But for the French, drilled from an early age in the melancholy tale of the young Gallic chieftain who made Rome ...
HEMINGWAY, ORWELL, Joyce, Turgenev: many great foreign writers have found inspiration in France. But for lasting influence, one scribe stands above them all. He travelled around France for nine years, ...
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