Teutoburger Forest- A Roman victory?

"Berlin - New finds at a well-preserved ancient battlefield in the north of Germany are not only rewriting geo-political history, but also revealing some of the secrets of Rome's military success.
Until only two years ago, northern Germany was believed to have been a no-go area for Roman troops after three legions were wiped out by German tribesmen in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in AD 9."
New finds suggest Romans won big North Germany battle (Feature) - Monsters and Critics

 

Very interesting read Gordon! Never thaught that the Romans would ever came back into this region after theír catastrophy.

Regards

Ulrich

 

The Romans frequently re-entered Germany in many a punitive attack.

 

So does this mean Germany is due for another eastern excursion?

 

In fact they returned 6 years after. Germanicus Julius Caesar
Overrun the German tribes. And crucified some Arminius relatives.