Cassius Dio and other historians offer alternative interpretations of Caesar's motives and actions in his military campaigns in Gaul, including portraying the Roman soldiers as reluctant pawns in Caesar's career ambitions rather than fearless warriors ready for battle.
The Gallic army continues to harass and shadow Caesar's army after Verican, and Fair King Vercingetorix takes his army up into some hills around Gergovia to pin Caesar down while he destroys his supply.
Caesar and other earlier historians believed that the reason the Celts were having problems in Gaul was due to the infusion of Roman and Mediterranean cultures, which made the warriors soft, aided by the copious amounts of wine they consumed.
Blowtorch Bob gained his nickname from his tendency to speak bluntly and demand facts when accused of something.
Romania's former communist leader, despite having democratic attitudes, wasn't successful as the person in charge of an entire country. Had he been in a different role, he might have been more effective.
Some Nazi units were disbanded due to complaints about their actions, which was bad for morale.