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Although the Hun people had just undergone a bloody battle, it was probably Aetius' wise decision to let his savage foes regress, making Attila happy to withdraw her troops from the empire. Flamingo you don’t have to be crazy to camp with us we can train you shirt. And it is true that in the following years, although Attila invaded Italy and caused many losses, if his attack on Gaul succeeded, the entire Western history changed. Unlike the other barbarians of the time, the Hun people did not follow Christianity, and they had little respect for Roman civilization -At the end of the empire, much less even than Visigoth and Vandal . For many different reasons, in this twentieth century, some "science" historians have reduced their role completely and even laughed at the notion of this "decisive battle". There is a widespread idea that human history is rarely decided on the battlefield. In the nineteenth century, Edward Creasy's book, "Fifteen Worlds Decisive Battles" (first published in 1851), became the best seller and had a strong influence. up to Chalon in the list above). But at the beginning of the 20th century there was a review. Hans Delbruck completely ignored the Battle of Chalons in his "Art History of War in the Political Context, History (1920-21)". And one of the most eminent scholars of the post-imperialist era refused, like some others, even called it by the inherent traditional name.
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