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Alesia 52 BCE: Caesar’s Most Brutal Siege

In 52 BCE, Julius Caesar faced the greatest test of the Gallic Wars: Alesia. With Vercingetorix and a massive Gallic force inside a hill-fort — and a relief army gathering outside — Caesar chose a strategy so bold it sounded insane: build one wall to trap the enemy, then another wall to defend against everyone else. This episode breaks down the full siege: Why Alesia became the decisive showdown Caesar’s double fortification system (circumvallation + contravallation) The trap fields, trenches, and Roman engineering machine The multi-front relief assault and the turning point Vercingetorix’s surrender and what it meant for Gaul If you enjoy sharp, cinematic history storytelling with tactical breakdowns, you’re in the right place. 👍 Like, subscribe, and drop a comment: Was Alesia won by Roman discipline, Caesar’s engineering, or Gallic mistakes? #Alesia #JuliusCaesar #AncientHistory