Attila vs Aetius: How the Huns sealed the fate of the Western Roman Empire.

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Never was the saying "When it rains, it pours" more true, than in the time of the great migrations. Just when the Western Roman Empire looked as if it could stabilize, one catastrophe bigger than the one before happened, a continuous blow of disasters, relentlessly punching into the weakened Eastern and Western Roman Empires, until one of them would fall. And the appearance of the Huns, can be marked as a decisive moment in the fate of the Western Roman Empire, for this storm came at the worst possible time. But, this dying Western Empire, in a last effort, managed to defeat this formidable enemy against all odds. How could this be? And was this really a victory?

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