Hiroshima: Dropping the Bomb

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  • @bijaysitaula7006
    @bijaysitaula7006 6 років тому +55512

    Japan is that country who faced 2 nuclear attack and lots of Natural disasters but Japan always recovered it. No matter how much they fall they stand in their own feet.

    • @leoniddraginsky412
      @leoniddraginsky412 6 років тому +3006

      Bijay Sitaula except after the war when America completely rebuilt Japan

    • @taitazreverie916
      @taitazreverie916 5 років тому +1640

      Leonid Draginsky Completely rebuilt Japan? Talking like a real Yankee there, mate.

    • @rajinitheboss7725
      @rajinitheboss7725 5 років тому +330

      Bijay Sitaula , absolutely correct

    • @bijaysitaula7006
      @bijaysitaula7006 5 років тому +73

      Aquarian Deathstone avhe gadhe ke aaulad. Taamez se baat kar. Chayea pura history muje pata saayad nahi ho par japan apne phero pe khada huwa hai. Yeh baat tare india ke pm vi jaanta hai toh tu kaun hota hai ki muje samjawana wala.

    • @LeoBrightLight
      @LeoBrightLight 5 років тому +744

      And so they made the anime...

  • @NaveenKumar-qg4te
    @NaveenKumar-qg4te 3 роки тому +16169

    This video is getting recommended to everyone in 2021

    • @urthtwhtuhide
      @urthtwhtuhide 3 роки тому +104

      I don't know why

    • @cryforme6301
      @cryforme6301 3 роки тому +227

      Its a sign 🥶

    • @anantshukla5453
      @anantshukla5453 3 роки тому +120

      @@abupritom3314 han bhai ye hindu muslim chhodo sab bhai bhai
      mai hindu hoon lekin sabki respect krta hoon

    • @SINGLEBOY-cs9jm
      @SINGLEBOY-cs9jm 3 роки тому +11

      Yeh

    • @taransingh7896
      @taransingh7896 3 роки тому +11

      Bai schi gall a age time iston v bhiank augaaa sant mahapusrsassh kehnde ne te hun Science......

  • @LTG761
    @LTG761 9 місяців тому +299

    "If we don't end war, war will end us"

    • @lathoaitin451
      @lathoaitin451 2 місяці тому +3

      If you don’t know Japan surrender bc SoViet,Japan didn’t scared nuke

    • @Randomquestionsihad
      @Randomquestionsihad 2 місяці тому +2

      ​@@lathoaitin451Copium

    • @stephenxue5607
      @stephenxue5607 Місяць тому

      This guy believing in the power of anime 😭

    • @Skibidi_Mewer
      @Skibidi_Mewer Місяць тому

      ​@@lathoaitin451what are you on about

    • @lathoaitin451
      @lathoaitin451 Місяць тому

      @@Skibidi_Mewer If you try search about it you will know

  • @sarahpear201
    @sarahpear201 10 місяців тому +244

    My mom was born in Japan in 1945 when my grandparents lived there.
    I am grateful I live on this earth as my mom’s family survived and moved back to Korea.

    • @johngurlides9157
      @johngurlides9157 8 місяців тому +18

      One thing many people don't realise is that the casualties were not all Japanese.
      Thousands of Koreans lost their lives in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

    • @lavender6362
      @lavender6362 6 місяців тому +14

      @@johngurlides9157 man, imagine being forcefully drafted away from your home to work in Japan and then dying from an atomic bomb.. poor Koreans :(

    • @EzellJ
      @EzellJ 4 дні тому +1

      Sad, but she survived the nuclear waste?not possible unless ur shiakiro magawa(survivor

  • @silveriagargantilla5342
    @silveriagargantilla5342 3 роки тому +4376

    "become a camera man and survive this bomb"
    -Albert Einstein

    • @DumdumTG
      @DumdumTG 3 роки тому +17

      Lmao

    • @cat-jp3ol
      @cat-jp3ol 3 роки тому +26

      Bigbrain

    • @crizty7
      @crizty7 3 роки тому +35

      This is a movie man

    • @rtrbpr5937
      @rtrbpr5937 3 роки тому +7

      @@crizty7 really ahahaha

    • @crizty7
      @crizty7 3 роки тому

      @@rtrbpr5937 ✌

  • @jeoffiancaballero6319
    @jeoffiancaballero6319 3 роки тому +1137

    "The key to immortality is to be like me"
    -Camera man

  • @Natureloverharvey
    @Natureloverharvey 10 місяців тому +492

    RIP all those who lost their lives ! War is never good 😢

    • @crazylazysmelly4800
      @crazylazysmelly4800 10 місяців тому +1

      True, but just remember they did half half deserve it after attacking the USA for absolute no reason. But this dosnt change the fact that they killed innocents.

    • @bigverybadtom
      @bigverybadtom 10 місяців тому +36

      Considering what the Japanese did, a lot of people in Asia still dislike them.

    • @Davidslik1979
      @Davidslik1979 10 місяців тому +4

      😢😢😢😢

    • @yourstruly4817
      @yourstruly4817 10 місяців тому +3

      You mean "war, war never changes"

    • @manuellaracervantes160
      @manuellaracervantes160 10 місяців тому +2

      Mexicans

  • @nykrd4335
    @nykrd4335 10 місяців тому +232

    The terror of a nuclear bomb lies not only in the power of its explosion but in the hellish aftermath. Those who were instantly vaporized directly beneath the bomb were the fortunate ones. People with their bodies burnt to a crisp from radiation, skin drooping from their fingertips, eyes falling out, wandered the city groaning with thirst. They eventually succumbed, forming mountains of corpses. This was a city left untouched to measure the power of the nuclear bomb, where until a moment ago, people were living their normal lives, thinking about what to do for the day or what to eat for lunch. Then, before they knew it, their world turned into hell.

    • @KillThaMemes
      @KillThaMemes 7 місяців тому +20

      Sir you just painted a very gruesome and clear scene in my head, you got a way with words. But thanks it helps empathize 100x's more and draws me in to really understand the aftermath of it all.

    • @creamymusic8445
      @creamymusic8445 13 днів тому +3

      How we humans can become so much evil 😢

    • @JG-S
      @JG-S 8 днів тому

      That is an amazing description, but very unfortunate events

  • @divin3914
    @divin3914 3 роки тому +4369

    "When did I make all these quotes?"
    ~ Albert Einstein

  • @aviationlifebydevashish2061
    @aviationlifebydevashish2061 Рік тому +26676

    All respect to the cameraman for surviving the nuclear blast.

    • @jihadi-against-oppression
      @jihadi-against-oppression Рік тому +2157

      That cameraman was an Indian
      'Yes sar don warry sar. I No die sar' he said

    • @NINJA-FOX.Productions
      @NINJA-FOX.Productions Рік тому +859

      He wasn’t Indian, he was a undercover Russian agent for the U.S, he jumped on the bomb and started charging into the ground and building a bunker within 2 seconds after detonation.

    • @lucygonzalez8360
      @lucygonzalez8360 Рік тому +226

      @@NINJA-FOX.Productions lego games be like

    • @sourstrawberries2015
      @sourstrawberries2015 Рік тому +81

      @@jihadi-against-oppression Yes your majesty

    • @saishsaish2733
      @saishsaish2733 Рік тому +26

      @@user-tr2jt9he3e like anybody cares

  • @realmadhithya
    @realmadhithya 10 місяців тому +625

    RIP for all those who lost their lives.

    • @stormcorrosion176
      @stormcorrosion176 10 місяців тому +14

      Amen. As a 42 year old Californian, I pray for all the innocents who died horribly from this bomb. God help us

    • @LuxurySkye_2
      @LuxurySkye_2 8 місяців тому +1

      Especially Sadako Sasaki

    • @hasikhan5769
      @hasikhan5769 7 місяців тому

      ​@@stormcorrosion176ur country was responsible for all this..... After that will you call others nationals and Muslims terrorist??

    • @idontknowwhattowritelol
      @idontknowwhattowritelol 5 місяців тому +32

      and RIP to the people who lost their lives because of the Japanese

    • @Facts-Over-Feelings
      @Facts-Over-Feelings 5 місяців тому +2

      @@idontknowwhattowritelol YA. TARGET CIVILIANS IS OK.. THEN DON'T DON'T COMPLAIN WHEN ITS THE OTHER WAY

  • @EmmetBarnacle
    @EmmetBarnacle 21 день тому +12

    Who is watching this video in 2024

  • @NEET-ard
    @NEET-ard 3 роки тому +8254

    "Mankind invented the atom bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mouse trap. "
    -Albert Einstein

  • @quincysbusstop1729
    @quincysbusstop1729 4 роки тому +7823

    "I am afraid when people will post my name in the comment section with quotes I never said".
    - Albert Einstein

  • @sergeykorostelev7510
    @sergeykorostelev7510 10 місяців тому +55

    -Doctor, what happened?
    -oh, mister, good morning, you are so lucky, you’ve just fainted after a huge blast that fired off Hiroshima. It’s miracle you’ve got no harm.
    -And where am I?
    -In central hospital of Nagasaki! Welcome!
    🙏

    • @sg39g
      @sg39g 2 дні тому

      There is a man who survived the Little Boy bomb and went to Nagasaki to survive the Fat Man bomb.

    • @medleydriftstein1332
      @medleydriftstein1332 3 години тому

      B R U H

  • @makenamurray8527
    @makenamurray8527 10 місяців тому +170

    There is a really good book called “Hiroshima” by John Hersey that tells the story of six survivors of the atomic bomb. It was published originally in 1946, but a new chapter was released in 1985 with updates on those the book followed 40 years after the bomb dropped.
    It’s a really moving read and one I would recommend everyone try to read. It gives a new perspective to the event that I think is often overlooked.

    • @jap_stay
      @jap_stay 9 місяців тому +3

      Reading it right now, must resd

    • @WayPastCrazy2525
      @WayPastCrazy2525 5 місяців тому +2

      Thank you for the suggestion.

    • @darkchoclate7496
      @darkchoclate7496 2 місяці тому

      Yes it was a good book I did that for a research paper for school, it was definitely devastating to read.

    • @clarkeugene5727
      @clarkeugene5727 2 дні тому

      Another choice wold be. . . "To Hell and Back, The last Train from Hiroshima". It tells of the people that survived the first bomb that took the
      train to Nagasaki, and then survived the second bomb. By: Charles Pellegrino. The book on tape is amazing to listen to.

  • @asheema05
    @asheema05 3 роки тому +1099

    I pray that it will never be repeated in future.

    • @kerribradley7171
      @kerribradley7171 3 роки тому +15

      It will cause of north corea

    • @johnbenjiebarnuevo1489
      @johnbenjiebarnuevo1489 3 роки тому +28

      @@kerribradley7171 corea????🤣😅😅

    • @asheema05
      @asheema05 3 роки тому +23

      @@kerribradley7171 yes north Korea is creating new terror for the world.may Allah give them hidayt
      ..

    • @safent4001
      @safent4001 3 роки тому +11

      @@asheema05 ameen. Or is it Ahmin? I'm sorry, I'm not Muslim

    • @asheema05
      @asheema05 3 роки тому +9

      @@safent4001 it's Ameen.

  • @bobstringer9809
    @bobstringer9809 3 роки тому +4253

    What's really scary is -- today's weapons are 100 times more powerful

    • @Htcskinbyprem
      @Htcskinbyprem 3 роки тому +83

      But that's for just showpiece..

    • @bobstringer9809
      @bobstringer9809 3 роки тому +252

      @@Htcskinbyprem
      Hopefully, that's the case.
      This global pandemic could push the world into world war 3 and that means the Earth will end up like Mars (lifeless planet)

    • @abhirazverma7276
      @abhirazverma7276 3 роки тому +120

      @@bobstringer9809 you are very correct. China has entered the era of biological weapons to create world war 3.

    • @rflanagan9557
      @rflanagan9557 3 роки тому +45

      800 times..

    • @bobstringer9809
      @bobstringer9809 3 роки тому +44

      @@rflanagan9557
      Yes. I know -- I played it down because most people haven't studied the facts and any number over 100 would not be believable.
      What the US has now in 2021 would rival most modern science fiction films

  • @mamooking
    @mamooking 10 місяців тому +15

    Everything about war is horrible, no amount of movies will ever replace or recount the horror our fellow human beings suffered!!!!!

  • @casperboy7049
    @casperboy7049 7 місяців тому +8

    From Vietnam with love.. my grandmother has a long story at war

  • @ShinyHunter-mc3ji
    @ShinyHunter-mc3ji 3 роки тому +3408

    “Bruh”
    -Albert Einstein

    • @epic.mp4672
      @epic.mp4672 3 роки тому +177

      "Didn't expect people to make false quotes of me" - Albert Einstein

    • @sehran5509
      @sehran5509 3 роки тому +144

      "I didn't say that"
      - albert Einstein-

    • @Seabee203
      @Seabee203 3 роки тому +88

      "It was a joke. I also like milk, just saying.."
      -Elbert Ainstein

    • @Jay11832
      @Jay11832 3 роки тому +68

      “What am i doing here?”.
      -Albert Einstein

    • @simon-di7xt
      @simon-di7xt 3 роки тому +5

      Lol

  • @pragati266
    @pragati266 13 днів тому +5

    Who watch this vedio 2k24

  • @meerasharma19
    @meerasharma19 6 місяців тому +6

    cameraman never dies.

  • @attishasharma2543
    @attishasharma2543 3 роки тому +1470

    "why is everyone commenting Albert Einstein?"
    -me

    • @yosha9045
      @yosha9045 3 роки тому +31

      Epic!!😂😂😂

    • @santhoshcse.167
      @santhoshcse.167 3 роки тому +37

      Yes nice question... Albert Einstein said that the 4th world war we will fight with sticks and stones bcz before that if word war three happens it will destroy the word by atom and hydrogen bombs ...by a man . It was said my eistein review on 4th world war during the second world war😁👍

    • @santhoshcse.167
      @santhoshcse.167 3 роки тому +13

      Remember one thing atom bomb it just like a girl where hydrogen bomb it s like wife it distruction is unpredictable 😂

    • @eshagupta5949
      @eshagupta5949 3 роки тому +2

      @@santhoshcse.167 why is everyone commenting about albert Einstein???

    • @srijeetasikder2678
      @srijeetasikder2678 3 роки тому +1

      @@eshagupta5949 same question

  • @adityaphonglo3123
    @adityaphonglo3123 2 роки тому +9883

    RIP to all the innocent souls who lost their life due to wars😢

    • @mehlaielabbasi7974
      @mehlaielabbasi7974 2 роки тому +436

      @@vn4228 everyone life is important either they are white or black

    • @majorrgeek
      @majorrgeek 2 роки тому +76

      @@communityadmin6505 - why PH? it had nothing to do with targeting and killing civilians like Hiroshima, a blatant war crime - get educated

    • @JupiterKnight
      @JupiterKnight 2 роки тому +11

      k lol

    • @lukaslourd
      @lukaslourd 2 роки тому +99

      @@vn4228 how is race related?

    • @Oripave
      @Oripave 2 роки тому +35

      @@JupiterKnight so you don’t care about people dying huh get educated cause we are all the same human species

  • @spetau
    @spetau 10 місяців тому +92

    The Hiroshima War Memorial Museum tells the full story. Very touching and heartbreaking.

    • @kukunaniwawhehe8636
      @kukunaniwawhehe8636 10 місяців тому +6

      But not as heartbreaking as the nanking massacre. Sorry I didn't mean to open the dumps

    • @motog4-75
      @motog4-75 10 місяців тому +1

      They are both great tragedies which should not be repeated amongst mankind.

    • @EmilyBrown634
      @EmilyBrown634 10 місяців тому +2

      ​@@motog4-75watch what you say

    • @motog4-75
      @motog4-75 10 місяців тому +3

      @@EmilyBrown634 oops you are right. I apologize. I left out the word "not".

    • @anuranangogoi9741
      @anuranangogoi9741 10 місяців тому +2

      ​@@motog4-75😂😂😂

  • @therealpinoyhapa
    @therealpinoyhapa 10 місяців тому +8

    This was made 16 years before the great "Oppenheimer" movie. Anyone still watching this?

  • @whateveryousay2126
    @whateveryousay2126 3 роки тому +4513

    "When two elephants fight , grasses are the one to suffer."
    Leaders fight with each other but poor people are the one to die. I read this quote for writing Hiroshima and Nagasaki Disaster essay at school and it's deep.
    - ❤

  • @mindfreez05
    @mindfreez05 3 роки тому +798

    "There was only one plane. Thus I assume it was just passing by"
    Damn I felt that.

    • @CaptainRon956
      @CaptainRon956 3 роки тому +21

      We were flying daily reconnaissance flights over Japan weeks/days ahead of time & they knew that. So they assumed that one unescorted high altitude bomber was not a threat, just another reconnaissance flight

    • @DigemDeep
      @DigemDeep 3 роки тому +9

      No, there were multiple planes on the missions. I know there was a camera plane and also a weather plane in addition to the Enola Gay

    • @SGTDuckButter
      @SGTDuckButter 3 роки тому

      More than one plane, brain dead.

    • @rwarren58
      @rwarren58 3 роки тому

      That was riveting, terrifying and the youtube algorithm wins again.

    • @ronnieince4568
      @ronnieince4568 2 роки тому +3

      @@DigemDeep there were 3 aircraft on each raid -the Enola Gay was piloted by Paul Tibbits on the Hiroshima raid and Bock's Car by Charles Sweeny on the Nagasaki Raid Two British also took part -Leonard Cheshire VC representing the RAF and William Penney representing the British physicists who were part if the Manhattan Project team who designed and buikt the bombs -it was not an All American affair but a US/UK decision agreed with President Truman and UK Prime Minister Atlee -the two British went as the personal.representatives of P M Atlee.Cheshire later visited Nagasaki and when asked said ge had no regrets over the bombing and his part -he regretted it had been necessary Only the USA and UK have ever actually used nuclear weapons to date but the probability is they will be used in some future conflict -no weapon.ever developed has not been.repeatedly used .

  • @snowcountry322
    @snowcountry322 2 місяці тому +8

    This saved many lives in other countries..

  • @richardhowe5583
    @richardhowe5583 10 місяців тому +5

    The cameraman never dies😮

  • @troy8349
    @troy8349 3 роки тому +1900

    “You will die if you get killed”
    -Albert Einstein

  • @channel-lh9kb
    @channel-lh9kb 2 роки тому +11843

    I am Japanese. I have visited Hiroshima several times. Most Japanese students are supposed to go on a school trip to Hiroshima or Nagasaki.
    As I walked through the streets of Hiroshima, the city was so lively that I wondered if the atomic bomb was really dropped on this place.
    The city was full of modern buildings, the air was delicious, and the sky was a clear blue sky.
    However, when I looked at the Atomic Bomb Dome and its riverside, there were certainly bottles melted by the heat of the atomic bomb, traces of corpses, and apparently heavily burned soil.
    The current land in Hiroshima is a newly piled soil, and if you dig deep into the ground, human bones, small debris, and the land that was exposed at that time will come out as it is.
    The Atomic Bomb Museum is a place that humankind should definitely visit at least once. It's very grotesque, but you can learn the horror of the atomic bomb and the misery of war.

    • @BobtheBuilder_786
      @BobtheBuilder_786 2 роки тому +152

      America is biggest terrorist country in the world

    • @rogerrodriguez1194
      @rogerrodriguez1194 2 роки тому +399

      Thanks for sharing.

    • @jtr2087
      @jtr2087 2 роки тому +256

      @@BobtheBuilder_786 we didn’t have a Unit 731 or an Aschwitz.

    • @mijajlovic_004
      @mijajlovic_004 2 роки тому +59

      @@jtr2087 USA is it a terrorist country.

    • @jtr2087
      @jtr2087 2 роки тому +64

      @@mijajlovic_004 hilarious.

  • @geoffreylee5199
    @geoffreylee5199 8 місяців тому +30

    After being the aggressor, they paint themselves as victims …

    • @EvanWhittenburg
      @EvanWhittenburg 3 місяці тому +4

      um japan attacked us first and committed terrible crimes but okay

    • @Dr.Kraig_Ren
      @Dr.Kraig_Ren 3 місяці тому +7

      ​@@EvanWhittenburgyou are just supporting the op. Japan was brutal colonist but then played as victims to escape punishment

    • @MiclaiWish
      @MiclaiWish 2 місяці тому +1

      I am from the Philippines which was invaded by Japan during those times. An estimated 527,000 Filipinos, both military and civilians, had been killed from all causes; of these between 131,000 and 164,000 were killed in seventy-two war crime events. Killings were brutal and inhumane. They burned villages and towns. The Japanese forced Filipino women and children to be used as human shields into the front lines to protect Japanese positions. Those who survived were then murdered by the Japanese.

    • @christineharmon6129
      @christineharmon6129 2 місяці тому +7

      Yes, Japan was the aggressor. But with all wars, there are so many innocent victims, and it those who we mourn.

    • @mroffie6911
      @mroffie6911 2 місяці тому +6

      These are civilians, whats wrong with you?

  • @TheIranianAvgeek
    @TheIranianAvgeek 9 місяців тому +7

    Japan: I'm The Only Country Who Expirenced A Nuke Attack
    Lebanon: First Time?

  • @enesoksuz6196
    @enesoksuz6196 3 роки тому +1277

    “Why is this in my recommended 13 years later”
    -me

  • @responsiblefortheerection2037
    @responsiblefortheerection2037 3 роки тому +686

    "I am in my coffin and I am not quoting anything."
    ~Albert Einstein

  • @rs646dd
    @rs646dd 10 місяців тому +53

    The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are famous, but other than that, many of Japan's major cities have been burned by air raids.
    For example, the bombing of Tokyo on March 10, 1945 killed 100,000 people, many of whom were not properly buried and still remain underground in Tokyo. Therefore, it can be said that Tokyo, which is prospering now, is a huge graveyard.
    The incendiary bomb dropped by the B29 contained gasoline and was effective in burning up a wooden Japanese house. The attack method was to drop a bomb on the outer circumference of the city, surround it with fire and prevent the citizens inside from escaping, and burned 100,000 people to death. In this way, by the end of the war, more than one million civilians had died.

    • @daniel_sc1024
      @daniel_sc1024 8 місяців тому +5

      The March 10, 1945 bombing of Tokyo, named Operation Meetinghouse, was the single most destructive air raid in history. It's death toll exceeded that of any other air raids, including the bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and the bombings of Dresden and Hamburg.

    • @austinlogan4416
      @austinlogan4416 5 місяців тому

      holy shit i didn't know about this. i knew about dresden... that's terrible

    • @chengli-nw5ns
      @chengli-nw5ns 5 місяців тому

      No snowflake is innocent.

    • @Dr.Kraig_Ren
      @Dr.Kraig_Ren 3 місяці тому +4

      ​@@austinlogan4416You might also not know about Chinese Nanking massacre and Japan"s crimes against humanity. Most brutal Empire ever

    • @Rare_Spore_Fan
      @Rare_Spore_Fan 16 днів тому

      Like the Japanese are some random country that USA wanted to invade for no reason

  • @TheFootballBros-109
    @TheFootballBros-109 5 місяців тому +1

    Its mad to think about that people just evaporated into thin air and never exsisted again

  • @dmeads5663
    @dmeads5663 4 роки тому +3049

    “My god what have we done”
    - Thomas the Train

  • @josephmannion1714
    @josephmannion1714 3 роки тому +1201

    This is almost 14 years old and UA-cam algorithm has brought us a back.
    Edit:Wow never expected this many likes.

    • @DoodlePoodleLol
      @DoodlePoodleLol 3 роки тому +7

      Still, We are heading towards WWIII

    • @DoodlePoodleLol
      @DoodlePoodleLol 3 роки тому +5

      @L. HUNTER Fun - Only in AV Games/Movies, Real Life is Different!

    • @DoodlePoodleLol
      @DoodlePoodleLol 3 роки тому +4

      ​@L. HUNTER Destruction is Fun for Evil.

    • @samus318
      @samus318 3 роки тому +1

      I’m glad y’all got it too. I was wondering what was wrong with my viewing history for that to pop up as a recommended video on my end

    • @futurexjam2
      @futurexjam2 3 роки тому +1

      human genocide history is being talked after Biden's speech on Armenian genocide. I think, thats because of it. White American history is full of genocides also..

  • @dominusanuli3595
    @dominusanuli3595 5 місяців тому +5

    15 million people combined would've died if the invasion of Japan went through. Around 200,000 people died from the atomic bombs. Is it justified? No. But did it stop the war?

  • @arsenj_i
    @arsenj_i 8 місяців тому

    The fact this could've happened anywhere is horrifying.

  • @woo5915
    @woo5915 3 роки тому +2752

    So sad, imagine all the families just minding their business and enjoying their day then a second later, they're gone without even seeing it coming

    • @ZoyaKhan-pd4zi
      @ZoyaKhan-pd4zi 3 роки тому +23

      😢

    • @tarvinchen2930
      @tarvinchen2930 3 роки тому +185

      sadly, thats the cost of war..besides the one who died coz of the atomic bomb, many others those are minding their own business also loss their life from shot some even buried alive. The consequences of war is too big, we must remember the history and never let it happened again.

    • @p3el_
      @p3el_ 3 роки тому +51

      Yeah... lets stick with 1 sun instead of creating another one

    • @ArsalanAnsari77
      @ArsalanAnsari77 3 роки тому +8

      U should watch aot the best example of this war

    • @madaracoc3056
      @madaracoc3056 3 роки тому +25

      what about Indonesia occupied by them!

  • @Xavier-kh8mi
    @Xavier-kh8mi 3 роки тому +960

    To viewers from the future, this is what people in quarantine are watching.

  • @gamerpro9467
    @gamerpro9467 7 місяців тому +11

    bro created an canon event in real life💀💀💀

  • @Rayzzle
    @Rayzzle 8 місяців тому +3

    3:51 This is crazy the guy turn into ashes in just a sec.
    Rip all those who lost their lives.

  • @matts7019
    @matts7019 Рік тому +3443

    There are 137 double survivors, although most weren't officially recognized. The most famous was on a business trip in Hiroshima. He returned to Nagasaki and was describing the bomb to his boss, who thought he was exaggerating. They saw a flash of light and he yelled "Like that! Get down!"
    His house was destroyed, but fortunately his wife and daughter were at the drugstore buying ointment. For the sunburn he got in Hiroshima.
    He lived to be 93. I guess if two nukes don't kill you nothing will.

    • @codymoe4986
      @codymoe4986 Рік тому +232

      Nothing except old age, apparently...

    • @lill.2795
      @lill.2795 Рік тому +94

      ​@@codymoe4986 he died of lung or stomach cancer I don't remember

    • @Kumsal5757
      @Kumsal5757 Рік тому +141

      His name was Tsutomu Yamaguchi.
      I saw a documentary about him on UA-cam, it was really interesting.

    • @skierskymichael2681
      @skierskymichael2681 Рік тому +32

      And Christian monks... the most intersting history of survivors...

    • @jsleep
      @jsleep Рік тому +8

      I believe the documentary of that man is on Netflix.

  • @budi.a.
    @budi.a. 3 роки тому +1709

    "The key to draw people's attention is to quote Albert Einstein"
    ~Albert Einstein

  • @marvelfoxmorty5057
    @marvelfoxmorty5057 10 місяців тому +7

    It's a tragic life for those people who passed away even though they got nothing to do with the War

  • @ShreyaSaun
    @ShreyaSaun 10 місяців тому

    I had never seen a video posted 16 years ago on UA-cam till today

  • @danieldevito6380
    @danieldevito6380 Рік тому +5683

    Fun fact: There was a man who survived, but was injured in the Hiroshima bombing. He was then taken to a hospital in Nagasaki, because all surrounding hospitals were either destroyed or packed, where he went on to survive the 2nd atomic bombing.

    • @domochoa
      @domochoa Рік тому +300

      Chuck Norris😂

    • @maxwelldavenport2589
      @maxwelldavenport2589 Рік тому +308

      @@domochoa is that fun though?

    • @Bucks414
      @Bucks414 Рік тому +233

      @@maxwelldavenport2589 according to my calculations its super fun

    • @janparchanski9242
      @janparchanski9242 Рік тому +26

      @@Bucks414 he's made it up right?

    • @tomnorris1548
      @tomnorris1548 Рік тому +92

      Another fun fact:
      More people have been killed by governments dropping atomic weapons on their own nations as tests than were killed by both of the atomic bombs dropped on Japan.
      Admittedly you do need to consider cancer and secondary effects when looking at the figures along with the fact that some of the nations with nuclear weapons aren't the most ethically minded, but still, its interesting.

  • @vandanakardam4785
    @vandanakardam4785 Рік тому +6712

    RIP to all the innocent souls who lost their lives due to wars and don’t even know what happened 🥲

    • @raah.e.ishq99
      @raah.e.ishq99 Рік тому +84

      Nanking massacre kra tha Japan ne bomb girne se pehle....yh sab karma h...jesa insan krega vesa hi bhugtega...aur Gehun(Wheat) ke saath ghun to piste hi hain...

    • @Slow_Biden
      @Slow_Biden Рік тому +2

      Fun fact: The US dropped hundreds of thousands of fliers across Hiroshima and other Japanese cities warning the citizens to evacuate in Japanese a few days before the bomb dropped. Can't say we didn't warn them 🤷‍♂️

    • @ff82800
      @ff82800 Рік тому +458

      RIP to all souls who were massacred by the Japanese troops as well

    • @inbread4349
      @inbread4349 Рік тому +249

      @@i_cant_think_of_a_name7059 how? they had no real say in what the government was doing

    • @salih4773
      @salih4773 Рік тому

      @@i_cant_think_of_a_name7059 ah Yes thousand of children, no city deserves an nuclear attack

  • @Busy_in_Pubg
    @Busy_in_Pubg 2 місяці тому +4

    Who is watching in 2024

  • @abhaybohora3707
    @abhaybohora3707 9 місяців тому +4

    Japan: Our Planes have pilots which are ready to sacrifice their lives for their nation!
    America: *oh cool I guess now take this bomb*

  • @troy8349
    @troy8349 3 роки тому +2828

    “Why are there two suns”
    - A random japanese person

  • @maahi3534
    @maahi3534 3 роки тому +2676

    Glad that cameraman survived the nuclear attack.

    • @YUNGBRUHRARI
      @YUNGBRUHRARI 3 роки тому +119

      Oh just stfu, this joke has been used over a million times

    • @venkataprasadk1523
      @venkataprasadk1523 3 роки тому +90

      Too many cameramen survived 😂

    • @oongaboongae
      @oongaboongae 3 роки тому +45

      @@YUNGBRUHRARI so what? 😂

    • @YUNGBRUHRARI
      @YUNGBRUHRARI 3 роки тому +46

      @@oongaboongae I presonally have no prblem, but its just overrated, and overused. Can people not make any other jokes? And people like him get more than a 100 likes, by the way, this is a documentary about a conflict, with alot of horrific moments, so jokes arent needed here.

    • @oongaboongae
      @oongaboongae 3 роки тому +11

      @@YUNGBRUHRARI understandable 🌚

  • @heartoftheocean8285
    @heartoftheocean8285 8 місяців тому +1

    This video was posted even before i was born..

  • @ateektak2510
    @ateektak2510 6 місяців тому +24

    The fact that America call itself greatest country after doing horrific incidents

    • @PappyP
      @PappyP 5 місяців тому +10

      1. No one calls America the greatest country except for like donald trump or some people like that.
      2. This PALES in comparison to the hundreds of war crimes the Japanese were doing at this time + we've done singular air strike events over them during WWII that have killed more than both the nukes combined.
      3. While this was a terrible and saddening event in history, it was necessary at the time and actually saved millions of lives. This is because:
      -if we invaded on land, the Japanese had planned to send every single last man, woman, and child to protect their emporer and homeland as was expected in their culture, so the innocent civilians that died here would have most likely died on the front line later on in the war anyways.
      - after running the calculations, we came to the conclusion that in an invasion 1.7-4 million Americans would die and 5-10 million JAPANESE would die INCLUDING CIVILIANS (bc every single breathing Japanese would be forced to fight), compared to the 200k that died from the nukes
      Overall, this was a horrific event and really taught us the scale and destructiveness of nuclear weapons, and should be seen as a lesson to anyone who thinks of pressing that nuclear button. But, it was the best possible outcome for everyone, especially the Japanese.

    • @Amethazz
      @Amethazz 5 місяців тому +1

      @@PappyP Most of the countries can be cruel, even japan. also, a lot of countries had even declared/started war, it isnt just america, russia, it can be the nicest countries you meet. Japan i think was also involved in a war and did some torture i think with i forgot which kind of citizens and where they are from but yeah. Its sad we have a cruel world

    • @PappyP
      @PappyP 5 місяців тому

      @@Amethazz oh yeah I’d honestly defend the statment of japan being worse if not as bad as germany

    • @dominusanuli3595
      @dominusanuli3595 5 місяців тому +2

      Ever heard of Unit 731? What about Nanjing, or "comfort women?"

    • @petelancaster6715
      @petelancaster6715 4 місяці тому

      Without historical context, this video gives the false impression that the United States dropped the atomic bombs in a geopolitical vacuum for no good reason. So here’s some context:
      Imperial Japan aimed to expand their territory and acquire China, Manchuria, Southeast Asia by violent means, killing millions who stood in their way. Their war crimes include:
      1. **Nanjing Massacre (1937-1938):** Widespread rape and murder of Chinese civilians by Japanese forces in Nanjing. Several millions of Chinese were brutally murdered by Imperial Japan.
      2. **Unit 731:** Conducted inhumane biological and chemical experiments on human subjects, resulting in numerous deaths.
      3. **Comfort Women:** Systematic sexual slavery of women, often from occupied territories, for the Japanese military.
      4. **Bataan Death March (1942):** Brutal treatment and deaths of Filipino and American prisoners of war during the forced march.
      5. **Massacres in the Pacific Islands:** Killings of civilians, prisoners, and the abuse of prisoners of war in places like the Philippines and other occupied territories.
      The United States had stayed out of the War until the Japanese launched a surprise attack in Hawaii against our country that murdered 2403 Americans.
      Operation Downfall, a planned military operation with conventional bombs and ground troops would have involved a battle with conventional weapons, and have resulted in the deaths of several million American and Japanese civilians and soldiers with no guarantee of outcome vs the comparatively smaller loss of life with the two nuclear weapons that were dropped over Japan.
      TL, DR: During WWII, Imperial Japan committed unspeakable crimes against humanity that resulted in the torture, injury, and death of millions. They performed cruel medical experiments on Chinese POWs, systematically raped them, and launched a deadly surprise attack on American soil that killed over 2400 Americans. Japan refused to surrender their evil campaign, and the US atomic bombs dropped on their two cities were justified and instrumental in reducing ultimate casualties and ending the war with Japan’s unconditional surrender.

  • @tokiyou
    @tokiyou 2 роки тому +3182

    *" Before you completely die, Your brain will have a 10 minute flashback of your whole life. "*
    People that were almost in the center of the explosion: Bruh

    • @lordequacc847
      @lordequacc847 2 роки тому +47

      underrated lmao

    • @souna5755
      @souna5755 2 роки тому +122

      @Soda Lover the cameraman is a person in the 6th dimension so anything happening in the 3rd dimension does not apply

    • @pk-fi1ok
      @pk-fi1ok 2 роки тому +5

      @Your purebred idiot then we are two, at least, lol

    • @bruhlake
      @bruhlake 2 роки тому +2

      @@pk-fi1ok oh shit hi 2 mins ago wtf

    • @pk-fi1ok
      @pk-fi1ok 2 роки тому +2

      @@bruhlake hi, what?

  • @astricalefnbr4091
    @astricalefnbr4091 3 роки тому +1913

    “Why is this comment section full of random quotes?”
    -Queen Elizabeth

    • @toxxc.5449
      @toxxc.5449 3 роки тому +45

      "idk fam, but it seems cool"
      -Joseph Stalin

    • @astricalefnbr4091
      @astricalefnbr4091 3 роки тому +24

      @@toxxc.5449 “Thanks for trying bro”
      -Anne Frank

    • @toxxc.5449
      @toxxc.5449 3 роки тому +23

      @@astricalefnbr4091 "yeah your welcome"
      -Johnny Depp

    • @mid-knight1276
      @mid-knight1276 3 роки тому +15

      “Yo Wtf they’re doing down there
      -Alexander the great

    • @blubfishuwaaa
      @blubfishuwaaa 3 роки тому +18

      "innit bruv"
      -Doland Trump

  • @Ur.......fav......HUMAN.
    @Ur.......fav......HUMAN. 7 місяців тому +5

    The fact that America bombarded Japan with nuclear bombs twice and did not face any kind of consequences tells you a lot about the world we live in

    • @mythicalforest_
      @mythicalforest_ 7 місяців тому +1

      I don't even know why people fight over countries, We weren't made to go crazy over empowerment.

    • @baldingeagle8404
      @baldingeagle8404 6 місяців тому

      Yea a war they started and a mainland invasion the other option would have caused many more deaths go do research before posting ignorant comments

    • @copium392
      @copium392 6 місяців тому +2

      The Japanese emperor refused to surrender despite several warnings given by the Americans even before the first bomb. And what about the pearl harbor incident?

    • @joedec
      @joedec 5 місяців тому +1

      ​@copium392 and also if either Japan or Germany had gotten an atomic bomb before the US, they damn sure would've dropped them. And it would've been without any warning whatsoever.

  • @user-qc7vn1vw8v
    @user-qc7vn1vw8v 2 роки тому +317

    My great-grandma actually saw the light of a nuclear bomb.
    She overcame cancer and is still healthy!

  • @maxmaximilian2189
    @maxmaximilian2189 4 роки тому +1041

    "Just quote my name and your statement will automatically be true"
    -Albert Einstein

  • @tadanokumanomi
    @tadanokumanomi 4 місяці тому +4

    この歴史が正当化されるようであれば人類はまた過ちを犯すでしょう

  • @sussasf
    @sussasf 7 місяців тому

    damm..this video was released on the same day i was born
    24/07/2007

  • @skydragon8538
    @skydragon8538 2 роки тому +1215

    This was WW2 and look at the power they had, imagine today…

    • @brewiy8149
      @brewiy8149 2 роки тому +156

      Today bombs can exceed 50 megatons or bigger. Hiroshima was only 15 kilotons. Every megaton is equal to 1000 kilotons. That means bombs today could be 4,000 times larger then the little boy (hiroshima bomb) shown in this video. The tsar bomb is the biggest bomb ever dropped. It was 50 megatons and was suppose to be 100 megatons but they got scared and lowered it to 50 megatons. And the tsar bomb was made in 1961, that was 60 years ago

    • @venki3deditor
      @venki3deditor 2 роки тому +53

      u gonna see in WW3 between US VS Islamic emirates of Afghanisthan

    • @skydragon8538
      @skydragon8538 2 роки тому +32

      @@venki3deditor Nah the us ain’t fighting Afghan army, they fighting Taliban

    • @venki3deditor
      @venki3deditor 2 роки тому +3

      @@skydragon8538 maybe us allies

    • @generalkenobi4509
      @generalkenobi4509 2 роки тому +19

      @@skydragon8538 not anymore thanks to fucking biden…

  • @Lexi-te5mq
    @Lexi-te5mq 3 роки тому +852

    “Why is everyone quoting sentences that I never said?”
    Albert Einstein

    • @edmund8954
      @edmund8954 3 роки тому +19

      "i dont know but i love them"
      - The rock

    • @davidlafleche1142
      @davidlafleche1142 3 роки тому +2

      Albert Einstein had very little to do with it. The truth is, somebody would have built an atomic bomb, eventually; we were just lucky we did it first.

    • @akaricky658
      @akaricky658 3 роки тому +7

      “Help, I’m stuck in the UA-cam rabbit hole”
      -Peter Griffin

    • @tinapermanentmakeupandeyel4392
      @tinapermanentmakeupandeyel4392 3 роки тому +4

      "poopy head" - Lebron James

    • @xohy1414
      @xohy1414 3 роки тому

      "da bo de ba doo"
      -Will Smith

  • @user-lf6qr3qm7x
    @user-lf6qr3qm7x Місяць тому +2

    日本は偉大な国であり続けるだろう

  • @wasimkabir6289
    @wasimkabir6289 10 місяців тому +2

    Its really disheartening to see all those people who lost their lives without even noticing.. But its done what had to be done, you can't alter the past.. Just think what if you were one of them.. Its devastating..

  • @learnEnglishsk
    @learnEnglishsk 3 роки тому +604

    When we don't learn any lesson from History,it repeats itself.

    • @angelicadickson8666
      @angelicadickson8666 3 роки тому +19

      I think the lesson was learned don’t be an aggressor to a country that has nukes.

    • @oversouledict2005
      @oversouledict2005 3 роки тому +7

      @@angelicadickson8666 or just don’t make nukes 🤣

    • @farhan_binhamza
      @farhan_binhamza 3 роки тому +3

      💯💯💯

    • @lokinewborn3696
      @lokinewborn3696 3 роки тому +11

      glad USA Did this this was the only way of stopping war.

    • @idahomusic
      @idahomusic 3 роки тому +3

      @@oversouledict2005 I am sure if Biden asks politely China will completely disarm all of theirs.

  • @gulreezmba3136
    @gulreezmba3136 3 роки тому +840

    Am I the only one who was breathless in the second half of video? It was scary ..!!
    Let’s spread love and peace!

  • @andrums93
    @andrums93 10 місяців тому

    and to think that this day could happen again any time soon ...

  • @oldmanjoe6808
    @oldmanjoe6808 2 місяці тому

    Chilling.

  • @connorcampbell1043
    @connorcampbell1043 5 років тому +2184

    "I know not with what weapons WW3 will be fought, but WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones."
    -Albert Einstein

    • @esthermum22
      @esthermum22 5 років тому +56

      thats dark

    • @nikiwiki2006
      @nikiwiki2006 5 років тому +10

      Conrad Campbell Whatever!

    • @connorcampbell1043
      @connorcampbell1043 5 років тому +41

      @@nikiwiki2006 You might want to look into other quotes of other great intellectuals, if you wish to learn about both the greatest threats, and advances of our time.

    • @M1dn1ghtclub
      @M1dn1ghtclub 5 років тому +23

      WW3 is wwe

    • @theviper8374
      @theviper8374 5 років тому +15

      Call of duty modern warfare 2

  • @Rocinante_1980
    @Rocinante_1980 Рік тому +5429

    The scary thing is, the pilots and crew members didn’t actually know the true scale of what they dropped until the bomb hit the target. They obviously knew it was a big bomb, but a nuclear bomb they did not know.
    A few members of the crew were interviewed a few months and they were utterly devastated. Knowing the sheer death and destruction they caused was devastating for them.

    • @apartahotelsmadrid375
      @apartahotelsmadrid375 Рік тому +6

      Throwing that bombs should ve be considered a crime against humanity....... I think the USA government or whoever was involved with the idea of throwing this bomb should have been in prison for the rest of their life......they kill million of innocent people and animals

    • @apartahotelsmadrid375
      @apartahotelsmadrid375 Рік тому +1

      @MLAustin5 I don't know and I don't care killing million of innocent people is a crime .....but you are too stupid to understand

    • @jeffersonch
      @jeffersonch Рік тому +306

      Ok

    • @ce5890
      @ce5890 Рік тому +181

      @@jeffersonch and why should they? They did their job, they helped the war end sooner.

    • @Docker_man
      @Docker_man Рік тому +2

      🤔If it's real , then they don't drop the second bomb .. Americans are very very kind they killed civilians instead of Japanese military..

  • @Sh4ds587
    @Sh4ds587 5 місяців тому +2

    Life is unpredictable😢

  • @NotKyoufuAtAll
    @NotKyoufuAtAll 10 місяців тому +1

    I got thjs recommend on 9th August

  • @CarolCanGame
    @CarolCanGame 3 роки тому +3110

    A living proof that the cameraman is immortal

  • @kritikakashvi7202
    @kritikakashvi7202 3 роки тому +1651

    No matter how hard we try. We cannot understand their suffering.

    • @DF56727
      @DF56727 3 роки тому +24

      Every country has suffer

    • @mayushiisserventtutturu9962
      @mayushiisserventtutturu9962 3 роки тому +67

      @@DF56727 but this suffering is at other level.

    • @DF56727
      @DF56727 3 роки тому +4

      @@mayushiisserventtutturu9962 yeah

    • @antonromano2152
      @antonromano2152 3 роки тому +58

      It end the WW2. The Japanese has not recognized their atrocities in the Philippines.

    • @muhdzofmadness0245
      @muhdzofmadness0245 3 роки тому +106

      Ohh yeah lets just forget all the killings of PoW, mass torture,mass rape, forced labor and starvation they brought upon asian countries like korea, philippines, indonesia, malaysia, thailand, singapore.

  • @mayang2574
    @mayang2574 9 місяців тому +1

    Peace.

  • @user-ng5bu9ei9p
    @user-ng5bu9ei9p 3 місяці тому +2

    No one should have that much powerfull weapon

  • @DogeRider985
    @DogeRider985 3 роки тому +331

    "war brings death,wounds and pain to both sides." -Nagato

    • @kargolraj3649
      @kargolraj3649 3 роки тому +7

      But a win to one side

    • @mar10ssj1
      @mar10ssj1 3 роки тому +6

      "I'll take a bloody victory over a clean loss" - not a fucking catgirl

    • @strfltcmnd.9925
      @strfltcmnd.9925 3 роки тому +4

      In their case most of the pain for starting the war.

    • @TibbsFrankies
      @TibbsFrankies 3 роки тому

      Some wars are worth fighting for some are truly worth dying for

    • @khankrum1
      @khankrum1 3 роки тому +5

      @@TibbsFrankies BUT NO WAR IS WORTH STARTING!

  • @sm0kei38
    @sm0kei38 Рік тому +4381

    the fact that this could happen to anyone at any time is terrifying, nuclear weapons are no joke. rest in peace to all those who went through or died in this horrific casualty.

    • @DavidArriola
      @DavidArriola Рік тому

      @DeepStrike Wolfpack oh! what a nice gesture from the americans! I am sure that you would appreciate it if a foreign country warned you when they are going to destroy your city and all your life with it. How nice!

    • @Anti-InternetTroll101
      @Anti-InternetTroll101 Рік тому +151

      No one at the time believed a bomb like this existed. Can’t really blame for not wanting to leave tbh

    • @friedCN
      @friedCN Рік тому

      @DeepStrike Wolfpack not their fault bruh. It's their country they can be there whenever they want. Blame the one who dropped the damn bomb. I'm not saying japanese action were justifiable, but dropping bomb and killing a lot of innocent lives is just straight up fcked up man. Both countries were at wrong.

    • @severs128
      @severs128 Рік тому

      @DeepStrike Wolfpack d*ckhead.

    • @Guy-the-egg
      @Guy-the-egg Рік тому +64

      They did not warn specifically that Hiroshima was going to be bombed

  • @ChanChan-jx2ph
    @ChanChan-jx2ph 8 місяців тому

    Rip everyone😢

  • @gtamediaproductions1
    @gtamediaproductions1 10 місяців тому +2

    How that one bomb devastatingly pulverized all those human beings.

  • @blueberry8166221
    @blueberry8166221 8 років тому +4229

    I'm reading through the comments and some of ya'll need some damn history lessons.

    • @fighter5583
      @fighter5583 8 років тому +330

      +Elizabeth Gutierrez Actually, they need to go back and RETAKE history because they obviously failed it. Dropping the bombs was a lesser evil compared to just outright invading Japan, and given how the Japanese treated their POWs and captured civilians...basically to them surrender was an act of dishonor so you can imagine how that went. People crying for Japan because it was the only country that had been bombed like that when they fail to realize how it lead up to that point in the first place.

    • @fighter5583
      @fighter5583 8 років тому +111

      ***** It was still unclear as to when Japan would capitulate. They were preparing to themselves to some degree, but they also had tons of kamikazes and soldiers waiting to fight to the death if the Allies came ashore.
      The Allies didn't know Japan was willing to do so since they hadn't replied back after given the warning about the atomic bombs, and from experience of taking Iwo Jima and Okinawa, no one was willing to risk that endevour of invading Japan like that. Hell, so many Purple Hearts were made in preparation for it those medals had been used in the decades following.
      Also, from a political standpoint, Truman was pressured to authorize use of the weapon. Imagine how bad it would be if millions of soldiers died invading Japan when it could've been more practical to use the A-bomb. That's how alot of people were thinking back then.

    • @fighter5583
      @fighter5583 8 років тому +57

      ***** Ok where are you getting your information from, cause some of it is very skewed.
      The Yamato was supposed to run aground at Okinawa but only got half way to its destination before air strikes sunk her and a good portion of her escort fleet. The U.S. did warn Japan about 'prompt and utter destruction' as far back as July, but the way it was described was rather vague. Even some leaflets were dropped in cities but they depicted varied meanings.
      While it is true B-29 raids occured on Aug. 9 and 10 it was to ensure Japan could not have the capability to start another conflict. It was the same thing that Germany went through with all of its war industry being damaged and destroyed.
      I used Okinawa as an example, but I also used Iwo Jima as those are the two islands where the US marines suffered greater casualties than they had previously, and it was a sign of how the Japanese intended to fight as the Allies drew closer. As far as the US not taking prisoners of war, they still took PoWs, but because the Japanese military was heavily influenced by Bushido, surrender was an act of dishonor to them, so they'd rather die fighting or commit suicide than surrender.
      Lastly, you're forgetting the fact General MacArthur landed in Japan on Aug. 30, 15 days AFTER Japan announced its surrender, so it would be obvious why he came ashore with such a small detail.

    • @fighter5583
      @fighter5583 8 років тому +63

      ***** You still arent acknoledging how the Yamato died. It wouldn't have mattered if she had engine problems or not as she would've died under the air strike sent after her regardless.
      And by 10%, where did you get that assumption? Bushido has been in Japanese code for many years, and just about all of their military followed it to a key, especially since Hideki Tojo wired it into their system.
      So instead of feeling sorry for the Japanese, why don't you take a good hard look at how they fought during the whole war? Starting with China. They killed hundreds of civilians, killed many soldiers who had surrendered as they believed it to be dishonorable, and lets not forget the many women who were raped or killed for God knows why. Hell, at Saipan they told the civilians to kill themselves spreading false rumors that the US would do the same to them, but that was far from the truth.
      Seriously you make it sound like the US was the villian in all of this without mentioning the atrocities Japan commited in its conquest. And you're still forgetting that Japan was beaten and surrendered by the time MacArthur arrived, so obviously it was an easy ride.

    • @thebiggestmorocco1844
      @thebiggestmorocco1844 8 років тому +17

      yes , like American crime against the indians,? or Japanese? or irak ? or afghanistan?or somalia,or what?

  • @immatin4469
    @immatin4469 Рік тому +1514

    The fact that this video gets recommended every year is to remind us the consequences of a war and the loss of lives 💔

    • @PickedOff100
      @PickedOff100 Рік тому +2

      😄😄

    • @diletantv972
      @diletantv972 Рік тому +2

      to remind us that USA is evil.

    • @antispiral5098
      @antispiral5098 Рік тому +3

      cry

    • @lavaklava
      @lavaklava Рік тому +30

      And to remind us about who did that absolutely unbelievable devastating things and never have been punished for that. Who is now keep talking about nuclear weapons, getting closer to a WW3.

    • @powwr8070
      @powwr8070 Рік тому +23

      that was not an element of war, but the greatest crime in history

  • @shawnchen3229
    @shawnchen3229 9 місяців тому +2

    This happened for a reason

  • @mikha8838
    @mikha8838 3 роки тому +371

    “People die when they are killed”
    - Not Albert Einstein

    • @GOAQA
      @GOAQA 3 роки тому +1

      -emiya shirou

    • @himangshuborah2425
      @himangshuborah2425 3 роки тому +1

      Emiya shirou from fate/stay night

    • @AS-bc8fg
      @AS-bc8fg 3 роки тому +1

      That may be true, but just because you are right doesn't mean you are correct

  • @Kya_yaar_kuchh_bhi
    @Kya_yaar_kuchh_bhi 3 роки тому +2281

    UA-cam: "Let's recommend a 13 year old archive today..."
    Subtitles in Hindi: "aaj kuchh toofaani karte hain"

  • @lorenzbroll0101
    @lorenzbroll0101 10 місяців тому

    It is estimated it was only the mass of an average size banknote that was converted into energy. Mind-boggling.

  • @mia.g4429
    @mia.g4429 7 років тому +5166

    Warning: the comment section is filled with salty people who have never been to history class. Read at your own risk.

    • @rxzdylan2036
      @rxzdylan2036 6 років тому +20

      Mia Gardner lmao

    • @sperggins6969
      @sperggins6969 6 років тому +41

      I'll take my chances.

    • @eddielacrosse2
      @eddielacrosse2 6 років тому +173

      As if History classes have all the facts.

    • @JoeHarkinsHimself
      @JoeHarkinsHimself 6 років тому +24

      Lucius Vorenus - your label "American/Jewish" reveals you are more prejudiced than curious about truth.
      Truth does not need an adjective.
      But if that is important to you, try reading the the official records of the Japanese War Cabinet and the diplomatic cables of the Japanese government for July and August of 1945. They are easy to find on Google. Then tell us, after that research, what history you believe and why.

    • @desivlog6304
      @desivlog6304 6 років тому

      Mia Gardner

  • @hirohitomichinomiya-japane9519
    @hirohitomichinomiya-japane9519 3 роки тому +2191

    "Defeat is not the end of Japan. In the future we will still be the strongest nation"
    ~Emperor Hirohito

  • @Blitzkrieg571.
    @Blitzkrieg571. 7 місяців тому

    The fact that its name is "little boy" makes the nostalgia more sadness 😢

  • @adangaraibrahim5862
    @adangaraibrahim5862 2 роки тому +4633

    The fact that Japan was able to successfully recover from such a brutal event and even become an advanced country just shows that no matter how bad the situation we find ourselves in, we should never give up and fight hard to stand back on our feet.
    RIP to the innocent lost souls of the war.

    • @exoels
      @exoels 2 роки тому +186

      Hey remember money solves everything when it comes to countries. US dropped a fat load of money on Japan

    • @yaboyfrom3876
      @yaboyfrom3876 2 роки тому +212

      Japan deserved it at this time though

    • @Ghhfffftrashhr
      @Ghhfffftrashhr 2 роки тому +26

      That's because they don't give a f about religions

    • @jeorgeramirezgonzolezsanti3178
      @jeorgeramirezgonzolezsanti3178 2 роки тому +222

      Japan was able to recover because America rebuilt it.

    • @hi-kw6nk
      @hi-kw6nk 2 роки тому +25

      @@jeorgeramirezgonzolezsanti3178 And plus that bomb was almost a century ago

  • @samitshah153
    @samitshah153 4 роки тому +2111

    I pray to God that please in future these types of bombs would never be used

    • @exiz6935
      @exiz6935 4 роки тому +132

      And also don't start the WW3

    • @ot1402
      @ot1402 4 роки тому +14

      The worst bomb of all is the hydrogen bomb. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @eddiestefan1934
      @eddiestefan1934 4 роки тому +6

      you fucking pussy

    • @ahernandez65
      @ahernandez65 4 роки тому +6

      samit shah Russia will nuke USA in the future.

    • @exiz6935
      @exiz6935 4 роки тому +1

      @Steven James Lynch is this Albert Einstein quote in a dooms day book

  • @usamanazir863
    @usamanazir863 2 місяці тому

    Humanity defines human but now we have forgotten.

  • @supergirl1892
    @supergirl1892 10 місяців тому +4

    Japan is country of Super Humans, time and again they have proved it.