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Discussion: Rome Did Not Fall in a Day: What Really Happened at the End of the Western Roman Empire

by crazyforitaly • 08/07/2026 11:13 • 2034 posts published

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New blog article: Rome Did Not Fall in a Day: What Really Happened at the End of the Western Roman Empire

An incomplete date “Rome fell in 476” — we have all read it in a textbook, and the phrase does help you find your bearings. But it is far too brief to describe what actually happened. That year was no...

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