Memory Worn Into the Ground

In the autumn of 9 AD, three of Rome’s finest legions disappeared in the forests of Germania.

Not in battle.
In betrayal, in chaos, in silence.

The Varus Disaster “Clades Variana” left a scar on the Roman psyche so deep that the legion numbers XVII, XVIII and XIX were never used again.

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Why do we march?

We march to remember.
We march to feel, for a moment, what discipline under pressure really means.
We march to carry, through mud, cold and fatigue: the memory of those who could not return.

Because we believe some memories should not fade.