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	{{quote\|Hannibal had been the favourite hero of my later school days. Like so many boys of my age, I had sympathized in the Punic Wars not with the Romans but with the Carthaginians. And when in the higher classes I began to understand for the first time what it meant to belong to an alien race, and [[anti-semitic]] feelings among the other boys warned me that I must take up a definite position, the figure of the semitic general rose still higher in my esteem. To my youthful mind Hannibal and Rome symbolized the conflict between the tenacity of ~~Jewry~~ and the organization of the [[Catholic Church]]\| [[Sigmund Freud]], creator of [[psychoanalysis]].}}		{{quote\|Hannibal had been the favourite hero of my later school days. Like so many boys of my age, I had sympathized in the Punic Wars not with the Romans but with the Carthaginians. And when in the higher classes I began to understand for the first time what it meant to belong to an alien race, and [[anti-semitic]] feelings among the other boys warned me that I must take up a definite position, the figure of the semitic general rose still higher in my esteem. To my youthful mind Hannibal and Rome symbolized the conflict between the tenacity of jewry and the organization of the [[Catholic Church]]\| [[Sigmund Freud]], creator of [[psychoanalysis]].}}

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'''Hannibal''' (247 - c. 183–181 BC) was a [[Carthaginian]] general who is regarded as one of the great military leaders of antiquity. He commanded the Carthaginian forces against [[Ancient Rome]] in the Second Punic War (218–201 BC), with large initial Roman defeats, but eventual Roman victory. He continued to oppose Rome until his death.

His most famous victory was at the Battle of Cannae (216 BC). However, Rome actually suffered a larger, but less known defeat, at the Battle of Arausio (105 BC), against the Germanic [[Cimbri]] and [[Teutons]].

The [[race]] of Hannibal has become controversial, with [[Afrocentric]] supporters claiming that Hannibal and Carthaginians were Blacks. See the [[Phoenicians]] article on their origins, with at least the upper classes in Carthage mainly being Phoenicians.

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{{quote|Hannibal had been the favourite hero of my later school days. Like so many boys of my age, I had sympathized in the Punic Wars not with the Romans but with the Carthaginians. And when in the higher classes I began to understand for the first time what it meant to belong to an alien race, and [[anti-semitic]] feelings among the other boys warned me that I must take up a definite position, the figure of the semitic general rose still higher in my esteem. To my youthful mind Hannibal and Rome symbolized the conflict between the tenacity of Jewry and the organization of the [[Catholic Church]]| [[Sigmund Freud]], creator of [[psychoanalysis]].}}

==External links==
=== Encyclopedias ===
*[https://www.ancient.eu/hannibal/ Ancient History Encyclopedia: Hannibal]
*[https://www.britannica.com/biography/Hannibal-Carthaginian-general-247-183-BC Encyclopedia Britannica: Hannibal]
*[https://theodora.com/encyclopedia/h/hannibal_hamlin.html Encyclopedia Britannica 1911 Edition: Hannibal]
*[https://www.encyclopedia.com/people/history/ancient-history-africa-biographies/hannibal Encyclopedia.com: Hannibal]

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