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You know, I'm sure this will spark controversy, but I'm starting to think that maybe the Japanese should not have invaded China. I'm thinking it was bad. There. I said it. Also, I'm wondering how the IJA got anywhere considering the logistic strain of keeping them supplied with white gloves.
Most of it comes from two Chinese TV Series, The Young Marshal and Battle of Jiangqiao. Most Chinese WW2 drama series can be found for free on UA-cam by the way. Some even have subtitles in other languages now.
I understand China, Japan and Russia being involved in Manchuria. But why were European countries and the US involved. They should have disbanded their colonies and stayed in their own country's if they wanted to lecture others.
Most of it comes from two Chinese TV Series, The Young Marshal and Battle of Jiangqiao. Most Chinese WW2 drama series can be found for free on UA-cam by the way. Some even have subtitles in other languages now.
You still have time to redo this without the shitty meme cutaways. There’s some good info here and you have a good voice. Don’t lower yourself to these memes
Amazing the local war lord had 300K troops but didn’t fight and ran away, left their family and land to the Japanese army. 😂😂so cowardly hard to imagine
Are you sure?? It's impossible the Japanese officers do not Obey Tokyo orders. The invasion of Manchuria was a long ago thought out plan by the Japanese government/leaders. Not by a small band of rogue officers. Colonel Seishirō Itagaki and Lieutenant Colonel Kanji Ishiwara were designated "fall guys' when the League of Nations reprimanded Japan for invading Manchuria. To cover up, the Japanese walked out of the League of Nations.
Ishiwara's writing on the events and countless others indicate he alongside Itagaki performed multiple actions not authorized by their superiors. Of course the Japanese had planned out the invasion of Manchuria, but they did not want it to break out in 1931. There are countless documented reports from Tokyo HQ demanding the actions be stopped, they even sent officials to talk down Ishiwara, but he was a cunning man and had gathered a formidable amount of junior officers to pressure superiors to go along with it.
@@ThePacificWarChannel ok. fine. but what were the motives of the 2 officers? Did they dream of governing Manchuria themselves? Make it their own kingdom? Or were they doing it for ......?????
@@fujiwaramichaelm6686 For Ishiwara its well documented in his theory about the final war and desire for Japan to prepare itself for a war with the United States by gaining resources in Manchuria and forming an alliance with China. Ishiwara spent all of 1937-1945 forming and participating in political factions to obtain a alliance with China. Look up "the concordia association"
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Im really interested in this topic, but I'm gonna skip the video. There are too many memes and nonsense imagery 😅
Calm down
See what you mean...
@@balabanasireti You say that as though he's hurling insults and acting like it's some big deal. It's perfectly reasonable feedback.
Agreed! It's almost like a middle schooler made this doc 🤮
Your loss - it’s a great video- also it’s not an airport- no need to announce ur departure
Very interesting subject and I actually like the approach you have adopted in the visual presentation!
Love the content man! It really is broadening my perspective of the pacific war build up
Love the rhythm the memes add to the flow! Reminds me of The Critical Drinker and GmanLives, except educational XD
I like the memes. Plenty of non meme history docs to choose from if i want that
Dude, tone down the memes, you need to find a balance, interesting topic and information.....can you redo the video?
With all the memes, the only that’s missing is nationalist edits audio drops. 😂
Was the "Korean Army" the Japanese occupation forces?
Yes, the IJA simply refered to their forces occupying Korea as the "Korea Army"
You know, I'm sure this will spark controversy, but I'm starting to think that maybe the Japanese should not have invaded China. I'm thinking it was bad.
There. I said it.
Also, I'm wondering how the IJA got anywhere considering the logistic strain of keeping them supplied with white gloves.
Like a professor once said to me "Manchuria was like patient zero for Japan, she never recovered from it"
From what movie get you get those scenes?
Most of it comes from two Chinese TV Series, The Young Marshal and Battle of Jiangqiao. Most Chinese WW2 drama series can be found for free on UA-cam by the way. Some even have subtitles in other languages now.
The meme cuts are very untasty and not funny, no idea why you butchered otherwise solid work.
Meme cuts were dope absolutely loved them. They brought me into the story and were accurate to the situation.
Don’t be so uptight
I’m kinda mixed on them sometimes they are funny sometimes they are distracting and take you out.
I understand China, Japan and Russia being involved in Manchuria. But why were European countries and the US involved. They should have disbanded their colonies and stayed in their own country's if they wanted to lecture others.
From what movie or tv series are the scenes from?
Most of it comes from two Chinese TV Series, The Young Marshal and Battle of Jiangqiao. Most Chinese WW2 drama series can be found for free on UA-cam by the way. Some even have subtitles in other languages now.
@@ThePacificWarChannel Cool. Will check them out. The only Chinese TV series I've ever watched is the Three Kingdoms. Thanks.
Reduce the memes by 50%, once in a while is funny and good but there are too many
This seems more like a mockumentary rather than a documentary. 🤣🤣🤣
Ishiwara can pass for Chinese himself
You still have time to redo this without the shitty meme cutaways. There’s some good info here and you have a good voice. Don’t lower yourself to these memes
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Amazing the local war lord had 300K troops but didn’t fight and ran away, left their family and land to the Japanese army. 😂😂so cowardly hard to imagine
Are you sure?? It's impossible the Japanese officers do not Obey Tokyo orders. The invasion of Manchuria was a long ago thought out plan by the Japanese government/leaders. Not by a small band of rogue officers. Colonel Seishirō Itagaki and Lieutenant Colonel Kanji Ishiwara were designated "fall guys' when the League of Nations reprimanded Japan for invading Manchuria. To cover up, the Japanese walked out of the League of Nations.
Ishiwara's writing on the events and countless others indicate he alongside Itagaki performed multiple actions not authorized by their superiors. Of course the Japanese had planned out the invasion of Manchuria, but they did not want it to break out in 1931. There are countless documented reports from Tokyo HQ demanding the actions be stopped, they even sent officials to talk down Ishiwara, but he was a cunning man and had gathered a formidable amount of junior officers to pressure superiors to go along with it.
@@ThePacificWarChannel ok. fine. but what were the motives of the 2 officers? Did they dream of governing Manchuria themselves? Make it their own kingdom? Or were they doing it for ......?????
@@fujiwaramichaelm6686 For Ishiwara its well documented in his theory about the final war and desire for Japan to prepare itself for a war with the United States by gaining resources in Manchuria and forming an alliance with China. Ishiwara spent all of 1937-1945 forming and participating in political factions to obtain a alliance with China. Look up "the concordia association"
Moar the memes :D :D