The Roman Empire consisted of different peoples and territories. Many were conquered militarily. How did the powerful Romans manage to conquer them and create a global empire? With the help of elaborate reenactments, vivid animations, and contributions from numerous experts, this documentary takes viewers to the battlefields of the Gallic Wars and shows how Roman colonization policy influenced the history of Europe.
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