Battle of Salamis 480 BC – A detailed account – The fight for Greece

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🚩 I’m happy to share the Battle of Salamis 480 BC with you, continuing the story of the Persian invasion of Greece after their victory at Thermopylae. Arguably one of the most significant battles in human history, the naval battle at Salamis would became a turning point as the depleted alliance of Greek city states Greek finally outsmarted King Xerxes.

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📢 Narrated by David McCallion

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📚 Sources:
Salamis: the naval campaign that saved Greece (2010), by William Shepherd. Osprey Publishing Ltd. ISBN: 978-1-84603-684-2.
Herodotus: the Histories (2003), Translated by Aubrey de Sélincourt, revised by John Marincola. Published by the Penguin Group.
Three Epic Battles That Saved Democracy: Marathon, Thermopylae and Salamis (2022), by Stephen P. Kershaw. Published by Robinson. ISBN: 978-1-47214-564-2.

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14 Comments

  1. Just imagine if the greeks had gone against athens, and their entire people had sailed west to italy, how would this have changed history? How would the new traumatized athenian culture develop? Would the Persians then defeat the rest of hellas and sail to italy to continue their feud? A alternative history episode where we look into this and compare to other groups of people who suffered a simillar fate could be really interesting.

  2. Hello history marche. Hope you’re doing well but I have a question. How do you animate your infantry and cavalry lines breaking and things like that when they look damaged it really looks cool

  3. I think in the beginning of the battle, Themistocles ordered tactical retreat to draw the Persians ships to even more narrow space. He waited also for the wind to change and then ordered the attack.

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