V J DAY IN AUSTRALIA - SOUND
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- (7 Sep 1945)
ATTLEE - Makes Speech. "Japan has surrendered Crowds cheering.paper thrown about, town lit up. crowds dancing & singing Duchess of Gloucester WITH Prime - Minister Mr Menzies. AUSTRALIA Pays Homage to Fallen. British Soldiers & American Allies and China who fought Against Japan for eight years to keep them from threatening their shores.
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This is simply the best thing I've ever seen... much love from America!
Well as a Brit, this vid needs some comments. Wish I could have been there. The commonwealth needs to reunite.
mr james it will now after BREXIT.
There's actually a movement that is taking shape that accomplishes it kinda. It's called CANZUK, sadly it's missing south africa from the old empire but 4 is still great.
How it must feel to see a war finally end.
Thanks for posting!! Looks like Australia ......got the job done!!!
My understanding is that the Australian PM in 1945 was Ben Chifley, not Menzies - but great video!!
Iain McCowie you’re right.
5:20 a verse of "Eternal Father, Strong to Save", the United States Navy hymn.
They would be rolling in their graves if they saw what came of this country
Free Ice Cream, yo I was talking today to a 95 year old veteran and he is appalled by our country now
And it had crossed his mind once or twice in the past year did his fighting mean anything
@@tuxstfilms7547 How did it seem from his perspective?
@@tuxstfilms7547 Find who pushed the university system to produce school teachers that teach gender fluidity and transgenderism are human progressive values that must be taught to five year old kids and you’ll find who had turned this country in to a pathologised bunch of wackos admiring the emperor’s new clothes. Which party is stacked with politicians that advocate this? There’s your answer.
Japan defeated, occupied and then civilised.
Seemed like a great party, unbelievable relief I would think would be the overriding emotion. My father was 14 years old on this day, he has now gone to heaven, so a long time ago. I can not help but notice the commentary does not mention women's involvement, heroism or sacrifice of which there was much. Times have changed thank goodness
56music such as? Most was male.
@@craigbeatty8565 Women played a role during the war too, especially back here in Australia. They're the ones who kept things running by filling in the roles that usually males would have when all the men ran off to fight Nazis.