Battle of Thermopylae

Picture a narrow coastal pass in ancient Greece, where 300 Spartan warriors and their allies stood against an overwhelming Persian army. This is Thermopylae, the site of one of history's most legendary last stands. In 480 BC, King Leonidas and his men faced impossible odds, defending their homeland against King Xerxes' massive invasion force. For three days, they held the pass, their bravery and tactical brilliance shocking the Persians. Though ultimately defeated, their sacrifice inspired Greece to unite and eventually triumph. The Battle of Thermopylae has since become a symbol of courage, duty, and the power of a few to change the course of history. Join us as we delve into this epic tale of heroism and explore its lasting impact on Western civilization.

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