The 14-Day Starvation - The Minute-by-Minute True Story of the Fanaticism, Famine, and Final Cataclysm that Destroyed the Second Temple.
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
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ISBN-13: 9798278234050Synopsis
You witnessed the fall of Carthage and the suicide of Cleopatra. Now witness the final, total devastation of a spiritual nation.
For centuries, the absolute faith of Judea clashed with the pragmatic dominance of Rome. The conflict exploded in 66 AD, culminating in the siege of Jerusalem-a war driven not by territory, but by apocalyptic religious fervor.
This is the minute-by-minute, horrifying true story of THE 14-DAY STARVATION.
The city, capable of withstanding the Roman legions for years, was destroyed from within. Fanatical Zealot leaders, consumed by religious ecstasy, chose to burn the city's food supply and murder their moderate rivals, ensuring there would be no surrender. General Titus, son of the Emperor Vespasian, was left to besiege a population that was already dying by its own hand.
The Final Battle: Roman Steel vs. Absolute Faith.Historian Robert Cain plunges into the psychological abyss of the final two weeks, reconstructing the desperate fight for the last sacred stronghold:
The Ring is Closed: The methodical construction of the Circumvallation Wall that sealed the city and guaranteed famine and death.
The Harvest of Misery: The descent into utter depravity, culminating in the unspeakable acts of mothers driven mad by hunger.
The War Underground: The savage, desperate tunneling and counter-mining operations by the Zealots beneath the Antonia Fortress.
The Golden Holocaust: The moment Titus lost control of his revenge-crazed legions, leading to the unauthorized burning of the Second Temple, the melting of its gold, and the permanent scattering of a people.
THE 14-DAY STARVATION is a brutal, unforgettable account of the end of a civilization, the birth of the Jewish Diaspora, and the crowning victory that funded the Roman Empire.
Book 3 in The Ancient Empire Downfall series.
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229 mm × 2 mm × 152 mm
59 g