Villagers React To World war 2 Timeline With Real Videos ! Tribal People React World war II Timeline
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- Villagers React To World war 2 Timeline With Real Videos ! Tribal People React World war II Timeline
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Babu politely salute a man on a roof, then realizing it's Hitler and immediately retreets his hand, dear man our Babu
😂
I though only I saw that😂
Make me laugh a little 😂
Well Babu is the most polite of them and probebly just diden't realize who it was.
When?
Salute to all the Indian soldiers who served in the British army in ww2.
Salute to all the soldiers who gave their lives for the freedom and liberty of the oppressed
Salute to the soldiers of all armies, they did their jobs, most were drafted in on both sides of the war, the common people fight and die in the wars their respective country's leaders create.
I like that scene in "1917" when the Sikh soldier helps the main character after he falls in mud, while all the soldiers just get back into the truck, great scene.
Salute to the common man for the strength and perseverance to endure
@@AhsokaTanoTheWhite We're not saluting Nazis.
"Only a common man suffers in such battles." - Sarru
True insight right there. 👏
"How goes the war?"
"The same as all wars. A waste of good men"
Facts. So tired of people glorifying war.
There's a video game about that: "This War of Mine."
Most intelligent words I´ve heard today... Babu - Bad deeds have bad results
Hello Mr alien
Mostly
EXACTLY just crazy... we all need to help each other. Love each other with compassion and understanding respect for others beliefs and not forc6onto others. Peace be with us all... peace for all the children and animals in this paradise we all share together. PEACE
Peace be with us all. Love, compassion and understanding is the only way. Peace to all
Yep, the west helped communists to win and then 40 bad years happened.
2.5 million Indian men fought in WW2 under the British flag. 11,500 Indian women were part of the The Women's Auxiliary Corps (India).
The men fought in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Italy and against the Japanese in Malaya and Burma.
These campaigns cost the lives of over 87,000 Indian servicemen, while another 34,354 were wounded.
Their valour was recognised with the award of some 4,000 decorations, and 18 members of BIA were awarded the Victoria Cross or the George Cross.
Even though their accomplishments were under the British flag their deeds should not be forgotten by modern India.
Unfortunately it's forgotten in Britain by so many ..
Yes Indians fought under British rule as they promised freedom
@@hotheadedguy9108 Some also fought with Japan because they promised the same. But idk how many. I am posituve that it was much lower number than on allied side though
@@jokuvaan5175
After that
Japan gifted India a group of islands in Indian ocean
Called Andaman and Nicobar
@@jokuvaan5175 Japan planned to split the world between themselves and Germany, they would take India.
I'm happy that Raju also has the opportunity to see things other than meals, and can talk with Babu, Raeen and Sarru.
"Bad deeds, have bad results"
Babu is a pure and wise human being.
Their reaction to the bomb in Japan brought tears to my eyes. As an older person I've seen those images many times and, while mindful of the effects of those events, I'm slightly desensitized to them. I'd forgotten that their reaction is the only proper way to react. Realising that was humbling.
Was better to drop the nuclear bombs and Japan to surrender than for the war to drag on and many tens of millions more die with Japan still ultimately losing.
The nuclear bomb , invented by Britain . Plans exchanged with America from the British to build the bomb , for help in aid and loan of billions of dollars to save the country top secret deal at that time . Fact .
@@fava7753 Yes, and the internet invented by America, penicillin invented by Canada, what else?
@@fava7753 oh I forgot the Manhattan project didn't exist right?
@@DeusSalis internet was invented by british man
have you considered showing these folks music from around the world? country western, chinese opera, kpop, rap, dub step, Ritchie Valens, mariachi bands, ondekoza drummers, dueling banjos, yodeling... I bet they'd find the variety fascinating.
They have watched kpop and opera already. Do you not watch the show?
That's a great idea!
@@paulanthonymorrisjr I think they meant an overall quick introduction to all the different styles of Music. Folk, country, rock pop etc.
Not sure why Ritchie Valens specifically but yeah Rock and Jazz could also be shown. It might be better if they are shown cultural music since they can relate to it a lot.
@@abhisheknair8437 I know what they meant. That's a crazy idea. This idea is multiple episodes. And the richie valens part confuses the hell out of me. That's not a genre it's a person. You know rock, blues, jazz, richie valens
@@paulanthonymorrisjr Yeah exactly. Ritchie Valens was just one person. I didn't get that as well. But I think they can still make it multiple videos in a particular theme. The present Opera one is not focused on the style of the song but on the singers like Pavarotti. It should be more clear for them to understand the style of music. I remember in one Video ( The IPad one) Raeen heard an electric guitar with distortion and associated it with an Indian Rock Song.
15:50 "they should have lived in harmony and peace." ❤
But This is reality
My dad's uncle Bernard was on the last flight carrier from the USA that was bombed by the Japanese in world war 2. The carrier was called the USS Bismark Sea. A lot of his friends died that day. He survived by a miracle after floating on the ocean surrounded by fire and covered in oil for 10-12 hours. There is a picture you can find that was actually taken the moment the Bismark Sea was bombed and we have a picture of the moment uncle Bernard was pulled out of the ocean, covered in oil. He lived until 1996, he was a great man...who had amazing oranges :)
Raeen mentions 4-5 countries were involved. They need to be informed that there were 6 Axis Powers & 17 Allied Powers in WWII. Also ground level footage of the Blitz, Concentration camps, Holocaust, the Atom bombs dropped on Hiroshima & Nagasaki & the D-Day landings at Normandy are needed to be seen to give the right impact of Human suffering & toll in WWII.
And the bombed city's like Wielùn, London, Coventry, Birmingham, Rotterdam, Dresden, Hamburg etc.
That's too traumatic to impose on people without their consent. Don't just ask for things because it's content. They can be informed about all the horrific things that happened in World War 2 and under Nazi Germany without showing them ground level footage of Concentration Camps.
@@abhisheknair8437 why? that's what happened. some things need to be seen so other things could have value and context
I think atrocities of WW2 should be in a separate video. It's a huge volume of tough emotional content to research, and UA-cam can demonetize it.
They should really see that Band of Brothers episode "Why We Fight" to see the camp scenes.
My father fought in World War 2. He, along with the forces of India, held back Japanese forces, that were trying to invade India via Burma. This part of the war doesn't get talked about as much as the rest of it.
Most parts of the war don't get talked about enough, here in europe we never hear about Japan's invasion of china for example and almost every movie is about the western front when the Eastern front was actually much bigger, deadlier and more destructive
People tend to neglect Japanese involvement in the war, even though in many ways they did far more and far worse than the Germans.
The Japanese got away with so much of their atrocities. It's sickening
Atleast the indians managed to hold the japanese off in the rainforests and they also helped at a lot of battles on the western front (I think)
We are thankful to your father. If he is still around then please say that we are grateful for his help and all those soldiers who fought for us. :)
Regards from India.
hey im from belgium, andwatch all youre video's :D
I still remember my grandmom telling tales when she was 16, she had to dive into the sewers against bombs that were falling.
Crazy when you think about it, she actually bin true that and survived.
Very sad...a lot of my older relatives such as my Grandfather & Great Uncles were in this war but they would never speak of it. Also my Grandmother lost 2 of her 5 brothers in this war they were 18 & 19 years old😔 Hitler was a narcissistic coward, that is why he committed suicide instead of face punishment
I asume you are from USA ? i am German and my grandpa served in the ww2 agains France. He was taken as a prisoner by France. After the war he came back to his totally destroyed hometown. His wife died during a bomb attacks. my mother (age 4) survived and had to live with her aunt. I agree with you, hitler was an narcisstic idiot and he deserved to die. He ruined so many lifes, so many families. Lets make this never ever happen again. We are all just humans, we all want to live in peace
@@ClaudiaG.1979 i feel sad for both of you and your families.Two sides of the same story where it doesnt matter who won or lost or who was right or wrong,the message that should be passed is that it should never happen again.
@@ClaudiaG.1979 We almost had it happen again, but we voted him out
@@ClaudiaG.1979 My grandfather fought on the russian front and had "luck" that he was hitted by some grenade pieces so he could fly home. He lost his teeth and one thumb was stiff, but he lived and had through his life nightmares. He sometimes woked up screaming, even the war was 30 years over. As a farmers son, one incident haunted him. He and his comrads were lying in the trench and some cows came to them. Their udders were full of milk and they screamed in pain because all the farmers were dead and no one could milk them. He wanted to milk them, but he knew if he got out of the trench he would be shot
My great uncle fled from Krakow to London where he joined the RAF. He was KIA in 1941 at 32 years of age during the Blitz and the bombing in the UK.
show them 5 of the most beautiful places in the world! (VR would be recommended)
I agree, maybe even the virtual tour’s through different cities.
7:23 it was really good fight against Farron Undead Legion back then. What an epic theme
Common Man Show, I want to say thank you for choosing the video you showed them. That was an incredible bit of art, Bravo to the film maker 👏👏👏 that was intense, informative, interesting, a quick yet detailed description of the horrid events. Never before have I had such a clear understanding of the full geography of that war, how far and wide it went, the timeline... felt rather like watching an update on the evening news in real time.
Again, so well made, like Raeen I also had goosebumps.
War is so horrid. I just... I mean... sigh... 💔
✌💞
My father was blinded on active service in WW2, he was a courageous and proud man who lived in total darkness for 60 years but never once did he complain, he was my hero, we will never see the like of his generation again we own them so much.
Second World War...I always have tears in my eyes when I'm watching something about that...that's so painful.
Greetings from Poland, old people here still remember that.
Milions of innocent people died, all world ate by chaos...
Milions of poles fight for our country, for our independence, for future and Poland survived, we're alive and we're free.
God bless Poland and all world.
And God please help these countries where war still takes lifes of innocent people.
While there will be capitalism, innocent people will be dying. WWII clearly proofed it.
God bless Poland
The Polish pilots played a fierce and vital role with the RAF, and had some of the highest kill rates.
@@petermirtitsch1235 And what does that have to do with the deaths of millions of innocent civilians around the world?
Am I responsible for these pilots? No.
The same way as the forefathers of the present germans murdered my ancestors that times and germans now are not the same people, they are not responsible for it, for their great grandfathers.
What are u even saying.
And what about the property of the Jews? Do you intend to return it to the heirs?
Babu doing the Nazi salute then realizing what he just did is hilarious and precious.
Protect this man.
I find myself loving the perspective of these guys, being from a completely different part of the world and even lifestyle. Also, kind of cracked me up that from the video they were watching there's the theme for the abyss watchers from dark souls 3 at some point. A video game composition used for dramatic storytelling, it's great. You should maybe start showing them some cutscenes and other things from video games, some are very emotional and I would love to see their reactions to that.
Information should be shared with to all, love how you share all these tidbits of the world and universe so they can spread out the crazy things they've seen on the screen to others in their homes.
Have them react to the lake in India created by a meteorite impact. "The mystery of Lonar Lake | Lonar Lake ka rahasya | Crater Lake | Nutshell"
God bless the three of you! You are all so sweet 💗 If only everyone thought and saw things the way you do, ours would be a much better world!!
Show them videos of animals they have never seen!
They showed them the Nazis, the kind of animal you never want to see again...
Perhaps explain the extermination camps and the holocaust..it would put some things in perspective with regard to Hitler and Co..
I agree with you. Although this matter is extremely depressing and horrifying, it's certainly important information.
Perfect idea
I would agree, but they need to be provided enough context. Context is often missing from these videos. For example, in the video they watched, it was not always clear who was on the Axis side and who was part of the Allies. As a Canadian I had History courses that covered our role in the 2 great wars, but I'm not sure a villager in India had the opportunity to learn the roles his country played in modern history.
Maybe a few tasting videos first.
I agree that they should be made aware of it, but I don't think that it is fitting in the context of ww2, as it didn't play a major role in it.
I think a documentary/ information about the third Reich would be the more fitting context to inform them about the Holocaust, so that they can follow the development, circumstances and environment that made this horrific crime possible and turned people that were by all accords regarded as rather ordinary or even friendly capable of becoming monsters. There is nothing scarier than a "good" person convinced that they are doing a just deed. When looking at the holocaust it is at least in my opinion one of the most important lessons to be learned about how easily ordinary people can be corrupted into doing the most heindous crimes and therefore how aware and questioning we all should be to prohibit anything like this from ever occurring again.
I’m really glad Raju got to be in one of the educational videos I loved hearing his input and glad he got to learn something new ww2 was a horrible thing that’s why we tell the story so that it may never happen again love your videos hope to see raju more in them too
Would love to see a video of them reacting more in depth to what the war was over. I know it's been a month since this upload but I would really love to see them gain the full context and their perspective.
Only trouble is the size of the subject. How do you tell them about all the politics leading up to World War 2. even if you use "World War 2 Oversimplified, [a pair of UA-cam videos], it is lengthy, and to someone unfamiliar with Europe, difficult to digest.
I think the full context is beyond them. The problem with these types of videos is they react instantly to whatever they see, jump to not-inaccurate but sheltered conclusions, and make a comment on it. Watch first, comment after. There is very little actual education and reasoning going on. It isn't that these men are not capable of learning all the facts, the videos they watch are just too short and over their heads. You cannot go from knowing virtually nothing about something like World War 2 to appreciating the amazing and blessëd victory the Allies won in 15 minutes.
They are learning at their own pace. They learnt essentially in a lot of detail in 1st video lots of people died.
2nd video this one. They learn died because Germany started a war of land sea and sky.
They do no know they took all these people to camps and gas chambers or why. I agree that part went over their heads in the 1st video. The real atrocity I find is not only the high number of senseless deaths, but the cruelty inflicted and the brain washing. The cruelty and the psychology behind soldiers blindly following ... these are the whys we all have asked upon learning the facts why didnt they stop it why would they do something so cruel etc..
Psychology prisoner & guard study I believe it was explains this blind following.
This is the school education we learn in uk. So would be good for them to learn this (Annoys me not taught about Indian or african soldiers who joined the fight but doesnt suprise me Britain washes out a lot from history books. Nothing in schools taught about bad stuff we did to others really. Be good if they could teach us all that extra too. I believe we should learn good and bad to not repeat mistakes of our history)
Lastly the most up to date evidence on ww2 released 2018-present is: 1. the newly released Vatican files showing how they lied to other countries telling them they didnt know when asked to confirm if the atrocities/ gas camps etc were true to which they had letters confirming they were true, as well as going to great lengths to get nzi officials out of Germany to safe locations to south America. This new Pope thankfully has released this evidence when all others refused. The church ask its followers to apologise for their sins, so they must also apologise for their sins. They must not be hypocrites. Bad move all who covered it up until now. Good move for the Pope 😊 🎉
2. Hitler did not commit suicide in that bunker, his bones have a red clay on them not found anywhere in the country he is buried, but is found in south america, so he has definitely been buried and dug up from 2 diff countries, and recently declassified fbi files /gov files across the world shows international gov were hunting down escaped nzis and were starting to qu if Hitler really died in the bunker. They were restarting efforts, had funding and built camps in south America, had access to heavy water. (Hunting Hitler drags this out for drama but does explain gov documents well visit locations talk to living witnesses etc). The spies and govs hunting them down knew war criminals escaped and where to but not always able to capture, but this is not mentioned in history books or demand those countries to release them ? Only few captured in old age? They got to live out life after killing many in safe havens in south America with new identities, and carrying on torture in some dark places they set up.
This should also be taught in history books that we caught some but some got safe havens protected by the gov of the country/church. Because of this delay of international govs to release their intelligence files or the vatican files our history books are incomplete and out of date. Lessons learnt from history therefore are incomplete..
im from germany, it really was a terrible war looking back at it, we all here learn about it and are happy that it is all over
Your grandfathers gave you a terrible fate. You can do better.
Love Germany. The Language is beautiful. Women are beautiful. your music and art is at such a high level, so much culture. Pity we have an ego and I get the superiority feeling it’s just a pity as humans that we get it and act on it..thankfully nazi were beaten. Thankful we can appreciate Germany and what it has to offer...
Not your fault bro it's the elite people in power that are to blame. Now America is the old Germany started allot of modern wars.
@@donsq4306 Comparing America with Germany is horrifying. Most American wars pre 1990s are a consequence of the Cold War and post 2000s has largely been interventionism. Yes, a lot of them have gone poorly and horrifying but not intervening in Iraq or letting Daesh have a free reign is not a great option either.
@@abhisheknair8437 It's the same thing it's the abuse of power just like Germany. The only difference now is that America has such a big influence that it has the whole west under control so if a war breaks out its like shooting yourselve in the food. Especially with the national Bank system In place. The war in Afghanistan, Iraq, Somali, Lybia, Uganda, Syria, Iran, Libanon, Bosnia, Sudan. Not to mention the gulf War, are a clear example of why we easely can compare these powers.
Idk why but every time I watch videos about both world wars, I just tear up while thinking of all the lives that were lost.
My father in law was in the second invasion in Normandy...he would not talk about it except to say he lost alot of friends that day....thank you gentlemen for having such big hearts.....
My French and Norman family and I are very grateful to your father-in-law.
My father wanted to fight the nazis and fascism by joining the International Brigades fighting for the Spanish Republic, in 1936, when he was only 15. Rejected because of his age, in 1938, at 17, he joined the Royal Air Force and served with Bomber Command through the war, and even survived being shot down in 1941.
nazis were national socialist, italy was fascist
@@genericusername4206 The nazis were fascist, that's where the "national" part takes prominence
@@boof-7599 nationalism is not fascist dude
@@genericusername4206 Ultranationalism most certainly is, but you keep telling yourself that bud. It’s not like the first people to be sent to the camps were Commies and Socialists, and that Hitler said he just named the party that to gain more traction and not because of his beliefs…
@@casual_speedrunner1482 at least you acknowledge that a large portion of the people who died in the camps were soviets/communists and not jews
still ultranationalism is still different to fascism
fascism is a worldview not an ideology
So many Dark Souls tracks. Someone has a good taste of music.
Indeed, was surprising to hear
I noticed as well, good choice!!
Fitting giving souls "dead' world cycle of pain etc etc even has its own hitler/Lloyd I think? lol
Man I didn’t even realise. Amazing choice however😁
I was completely thrown off when I first heard that come on. Holy crap.
Very insightful comments gentlemen! I enjoyed watching you react to this video.
i have to hand it to the show, the video shown here is nothing less than perfect
well done on this one, seriously :)
So sad that we have to keep remembering this horrific time….but, of course, it is very necessary to see what happens when bad people become powerful so the following generations can make sure it does not happen again. Oh Please don’t let it happen again.
Ahem. Afghanistan?
It will probably be more civil war than world war among countries, might be civil wars around the world, so many countries and government have gone super authoritarian since last year.
@@Caperhere afghanistan is not a world war, just a bunch of rebels
@@genericusername4206 a war caused by the USA
@@theshadow7201 well technically it was caused by al qaeda as they attacked the USA first(if u believe al qaeda did 9/11)
Germany was angry at the punishments to them set in place when they lost the first world war. Thats why they started the war.
It enabled Hitler and the war but it never was a justification for it. Greetings from Germany
He did seem to go on about it in mein kampf though.
Treaty of Versailles was the root to most of the war
@@twatinahatsmith7428 you can't judge history by a madmans book. Remember he also wrote this as propaganda. Yes Versailles was an injustice but so was ww1 atrocities commited. The reason for ww2 was a financial collapse that was partly caused by reparations but most of all it was colonial thinking and racism. He believed like many at the time that there are races and only the fittest and most aggressive would prevail and that other races were inferiour and there to serve the master race aka blue eyed blond haired Arians. He thought that because of that we were entitled to take the land and ressources of these inferiour races, make them serve us and repopulate the land. So to say it was all based on a lost war and unfair reparations is a bit far fetched.
@@Aryan-ck9lv Parts of the Treaty of Versailles could be renegotiated bilaterally as per the Locarno agreements and at any rate it was more lenient than Brest-Litovsk. The treaty didn't lead to the war, injured German ultranationalism did
This was great. I have been following every video for so long, and I never saw this one.
The video they reviewed is hyper time compressed and epic to cover WWII in 15mins.
I’m really interested in history especially ww1 and ww2 and when I saw this I just had too. Thank you so much for making this video!
Nice to see Raju, and Raeen new hat too
I love hearing the insights on this channel.
I pray with and for you all.
This cast of folks is my favorite part about this show. Good stuff
Sarru said the most profound thing of them all. I believe it was.. "Only the common man suffers in such a battle.".
Babu has much wisdom and explains the best "Bad deeds have bad results" Hitler was an evil man.
Their reaction when they learned he committed suicide
you could say that of the other big powers during that time... especially soviet and japan, just proves the winners of a war can control the history creating a warped view of the past
Welcome to the new guy! Glad to have you aboard brother
I love how the grandpa in far right of the screen react, he is awesome! :D
It is almost adorable how they see a single formation or parade, and think that it's a "big army" or "dangerous army". Those images are at most 500 troops.
I got the chills several times watching this as an American 🇺🇲
Hope Iran is gonna blow your damn country up.
@@josalvada5248 lol why
@@josalvada5248 anyone can attack America but can they survive the woken beast of our military? No.
America aka the worlds largest terrorist organisation
@@xandinefathom5485 china North Korea and russia could lol
Three of my four grandparents were in this war. My grandmother was in the British Royal Airforce, one grandfather was in the US Army in Europe, and the other one was in the US Navy and he is still alive! I've probably seen hundreds of war movies. This is a very very short video. Truly and amazing thing to study and it's a cautionary tale. We do not want to repeat history again!
Absolutely amazing hello from Dallas Texas USA
wait now four people on one big couch lol
I dont know if 'saving private Ryan ' has a hindi dubbed version but that would be rly kl to watch them react to. 👌
@METAL HEALTH ye I do agree but its still an incredibly well made movie with great acting and a lot of emotional moments that capture realities of the second world war imho. ✌👍
2:47 is indeed a rare footage of early-war command tank - often even unarmed to make space for radio equipment. Nice one)
Great video and great reactions also.
Both of my grandfathers and all of their brothers were in WWII, mother's side in Europe, father's side in the Pacific. The stories they had were incredible. If these guys ever saw about the Holocaust, they'd break down crying in horror. But then show them beautiful nature, happy adoption stories, different animals being friends...brain bleach.
After this they might even be able to understand WW2 Oversimplified.
Isn't that this? That's what the average US,UK person knows
Nah dude it too much for them
Oversimplified jokes wouldn’t really land tho
@@Aryan-ck9lv I don't think that they even have to at this point. I'm thinking about the actual information and that it might already be on the right level to give them more context. Also, it might double as a reaction to Oversimplified in general and show their thoughts about making educational videos in this way. The should of course be told beforehand, that the material is made to be entertaining and loosened up with little jokes, but that the general information is correct.
@@dmschoice2571 but to translate it for them
Maan it must be hard
God bless these beautiful people , hearts of gold .
7:24 starts the Abyss Watchers theme from Dark Souls, so eerie...
This men, talk from the heart; they are so wise.
*Now, please show them a clip about the holocaust.*
Thanks
Sabaton history final solution
I thought the same exact thing. Leaving it out is sacrilegious. Very difficult to have such a film with these time constraints, I understand. It's just that it's major, as I've no doubt you know @Common Man. If you do show them, please- please prepare them, as much as you can anyway. Who in God's name is ever prepared to watch that footage.🙏 Maybe don't show too much terrible actually. Why traumatize them really, these four men are so good ,it would only only harm their hearts- no doubt! : ( ugh, humans are so horrible so often.
@@Mairi.. indeed you are right.
This men believe that the majority of the casualties of war were those that were at the front fields. Like you said, it is sacrilegious to not include those victims.
They did show them the video about the fallen of ww2 which had a special segment about the civilian casualties as well as a special part about the holocaust, while it of course didn't show the atrocity of it in pictures they were at least made aware of it and the pure scale of the mass murder that happened in it
Why a lighter version? That is both disrespectful and dishonest to the victims, either show it to them in its full brutality or not at all, but sugar-coating it is, at least in my opinion, a disservice to both the victims and the people learning about it as well as somewhat insulting to the victims by shying away and once again hiding the pain and suffering they had to endure.
These guys are so sweet! They're truly amazing people. 💜 This video is very confusing for people who don't understand what happened.
Could you please show them a video that gives an explanation as to what is actually happening? I've never seen an explanation of World War II that does not reference the reasons the war started and the Holocaust.
The videos are narrated to them in their language through the headphones
Love this channel
I’ve never seen the gentleman be so quiet watching a video. Especially Babu. He is usually so animated. But this time it was clear how horrified he was. And I’m thankful that he always remembers prayers for everyone. You are a true gentleman Babu and I love your reactions. My Father-in-law was a Royal Marine a fought on the artic convoys. He was then sent to Sri Lanka for a few years and then fought the Japanese until they surrendered. My Uncle was in the RAF and was married in 1945..but unfortunately the day after the war ended in September, he was on night flying in the U.K. and the plane crashed killing him and all his friends on board. His wife was my godmother…I agree…war is evil and humans should be kinder! 🌹❤️🌹🇵🇹
Never to be forgotten ... :(
I'd like to see them react to popular movies translated in their language
Too many copyright issues
Войны нужно в мире прекращать ! Мои предки в СССР воевали и освободили мир от нацистов , красная армия и все советские люди все делали для фронта и победы . 27 миллионов погибших солдат и мирных жителей . Такое не забыть в каждой семье России и бывших социалистических странах для людей 9 мая праздник со слезами на глазах , великая отечественная война была самая кровавая и безчеловечная в истории . Вечная память и слава павшим героям победителям и освободителям🌹🔥😥.
You guys are awesome. watching how you see these images and being unaware of alot going on these days yet I'm noticing how genuinely caring and human your base reactions are when you take away all the so called context that everyone likes to add....all of you seem to have what all humans apparently seem to need these days...ignorance and selflessness.....it seems that with a lack of knowledge and being someone caring of others gives genuine interactions between people a brotherly outcome. Thanks for putting these out. more people should strive to be like you gentlemen!
Can they react to fastest food eaters in the world
Bhabu dont cheer for Japan xD
I mean for India, Japan was a very big helping hand
@@monke2251 india were fighting Japan P:
Actually Japan couldn't even invade India their resources were already down by that time
My comments are probably being deleted for controversial takes lol
I'd suggest you take a look at Dr.subhash chandra bose
And Gandhi's early views on the 2 sides for new perspective
@@pratik8678 The Arakan Mountains in Myanmar (then Burma) slowed the Japanese advance at a point that was stretching their supply lines, whereas the Indian and British forces on the other side had their resupply basically at their back. North of there is the Himalayan range, south is the ocean... it was a natural defensive wall, to both sides.
Watching something like this is humbling, since I have learned about these atrocities since childhood. We become desensitized to them and forget how shocking and horrific it really was. We forget that numbers are people
really wasnt expecting that abyss watchers theme to come on, lmaoo!
I loved the video
I think it would make them really confused
@@NameNik223 not if you start at the beginning... Gives them a time frame.
@@NameNik223 I don't think so, if they tell them what the title says in hindi and translate the video, I think it would be worth it and fun
Are they aware of India's involvement?
Sarru mentioned India against Japan but do they have any idea that as part of the British Empire they were in both Europe and North Africa too?
That and the death toll of the 1943 famine in Bengal?
they seem pretty oblivious to Britain even though they ruled India for so long and made it what it is now.
@@eziosalimbeni6325 They like most people are aware of British deeds. Things like Bengal Famine aren't the biggest narratives that Indians know about, it's just a well known talking point because of Winston Churchill's culpability in it.
Most Indians can easily talk about the Salt Satyagraha or the Non Violence Movement or the Civil Disobedience Movement. Our people focus less on what British did and emphasize more on how we rebelled.
@@abhisheknair8437 the British did some terrible acts in India, but they did a lot of good. As a history major and someone that has studied the empire for all myself, I think the good Britain did should also be emphasized.
@@eziosalimbeni6325 in what way was it a good Britain for the Indians?
@@eziosalimbeni6325 They did absolutely no good. From administrative reforms to technology, all of it was possible without colonization. India was one of the richest countries which was not highlighted because there were multiple smaller countries within India. China avoided colonization and today is a superpower. No need of any of Britain's good at the end of the day.
“Don’t fight. Talk it out there’s gotta be a solution”
Hanz Feidric Gerts Smhit an WW2 German veteran
To answer Babu's question near the end, Hitler started the war because he was angry about the Paris Accords, which was the treaty that ended WWI. Germany had to officially take responsibility for starting THAT war too, and they were under heavy restrictions imposed by the other nations. He also hated the current government for accepting it and living by it (the Accords). He attempted to overthrow the government by force in the early 30s, and spent a while in jail, where he wrote his infamous book "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle). It also gained popularity and helped him win a legitimate election when he was free from prison.
Hitler built a large part of his military in secret, and when discovered, he basically said "Too bad, I'm doing it anyway."
Then he invaded Poland, and the world STILL did nothing. I think he conquered at least 2 more countries before anyone tried to stop him, but it was too late by then and his people not only supported him, but his military gained huge confidence, so the allies started on the back foot so to speak.
Germany's mistake was messing with Russia
And then Germany and Japan became some of the most economically successful countries in the world, who would have thought?
Unlike most conquerors, the U.S. rebuilt Germany and Japan. Turns out it's not stupid to feel guilty about having to fight enemy aggressors and help them afterward.
@@joshjones6072 They also have their entire armies made of sold US equipment, so its very profitable for the US.
@@aregulargamer1 not really, i can't think of much american equipment either country has
@@heliveruscalion9124 I guess at this point, both have started to develop their own arms industries again. But for quite some time, it was all M4s and M1 Abramses. Even Israel has moved away from buying as much US stuff, and has started to develop cool homebrews like the Merkava.
@@aregulargamer1 I mean, germany went from g3s to g36s, and they used the leopard, but i can't say for the japanese
I love these guys. Bless them.
Watching this timeline reminds me that my great grandpa fought in world war 2 as a marine (he passed in 2018), there’s an old newspaper clipping somewhere stashed away in my mom’s room
You should show them major battles/campaigns in ww2 in more detail
maybe next you should show them stuff about the holocaust
The first non bias reaction I've seen to WW2 footage & I like it. To many people mix politics & propaganda when observing WAR time footage & takes away from what you ear really observing. RIP to all the warriors on all sides!
My great-grandfather was on a destroyer in the pacific theatre. He was part of a gun crew for a 40mm canon. They had the door to the ammo locker open, and were passing the ammo up as fast as they could. The gun ran dry right as a Japanese kamikaze was bearing down on them. He was told to go down and get more ammo. It must have been too close, as someone pushed him through the bulkhead and slammed it shut behind him. He and the others below decks couldn't open it, so they had to go all the way around the ship. When they finally got back to the gun, they found it had been destroyed by the kamikaze and everyone was dead.
16:52
Thats everyone's reaction about the twist when the protagonist found out he was the antognist all along, then commit suicide.
The manga did it better.
I like the new dude!!! Keep him with the group!
He was there in the very first videos.
He's not new, just rarely included
*Me hearing the bell at **7:24*
That sounded like the Abyss Watchers theme, but there's no way, I just misheard.
*5 seconds later*
...damn I've played a lot of Dark Souls
May I suggest showing them the Eurovision song contest? It's a European song competition that started in 1956 and is still going
These four common men have more wisdom than all the politicians that have ever lived. God bless and keep you, brothers. And peace be upon you.
That stupid thinking is what got Trump elected.
@@justayoutuber1906: And you're claiming intellectual superiority after voting for Herr Biden?
We forgave Germany and Japan. Thankfully, we all cooperate together for the most part.
The prayer of the old man brought tears in my eyes
I'm Polish, from old Varsovian family, my grandparents helped rebuild Warsaw which was nearly bombed into oblivion.
maybe you can show some footage of conentration camps or of survivors telling there stories maybe will help them understand what the war was about
Allied countries knew about the atrocities visited upon “ others”. They knew and turned their back.
@@Caperhere I wouldn’t exactly call invading Germany turning their back lol.
@@Caperhere you mean the same Allied nations who literally liberated the people from the concentration camps? 🤔😏
Next video : Stereotypical music around the world
The video I remember seeing was weird. It used political songs for some countries and folk for others. No idea why they make it political.
These videos always make my day!
Perhaps you could show them videos of police car chases?
the choice of the abyss watchers ost was great
When the war came to the USSR, my grandfather volunteered for the Red Army. He was the driver of the car that drove the anti-aircraft gun. The car was American delivered on Lend-Lease, my grandfather went with it through the whole war. He got used to it very much and therefore hoped to buy it out, but they said to hand it over, ostensibly to return the United States, but in fact they were sent under pressure, because the US equipment was better than ours and the authorities did not like it. When grandfather returned home to the village he cried. My grandfather and I often played cards and chess, walked, I helped him in the garden. Recently we wanted to come from the city to the village where he lived, but we could not, that summer he died, I am insanely sorry that I could not communicate with him. he was a kind and cheerful person
I assume they have no idea of the Holocaust?
Beat me to it.
I don’t want any of them to feel horror or sadness, but if you are going to teach them about World War 2, you need to teach them about the Holocaust.
@@rebeccabauer792 it would be such a shock. It still shocks me to this day.
The shock I felt when first shown gave me nightmares and that was 40 odd years ago.
Introduction to this part of WW11 needs to be thought out and given context to them.. imho
They watched "The Fallen of WWII" last month, which included the toll from The Holocaust. But they likely don't know of it aside from that brief mention.
I assume you have no idea of the Indonesian massacre ? and the Congolese massacre ? and the Afghans massacre ?
You should tell them more about USA :)
3 million Indonesian people that were slaughtered like pigs in 1965 by para military fascists groupes funded by the CIA ?
1.5 to 13 million Congolese that were slaughtered and tortured (kids hands cut etc ..) by belgium until 1950 ?
All these happened after the Holocaust.
Want more ? Maybe you could teach them what USA did in Afghanistan and Irak ? How much civilians they killed etc ... (million death in Afghanistan).
Yes, would be a great idea.
The Abyss Watchers theme from Dark Souls 3 was an interesting music choice around 9:00-10:00 lol. It works though
This is why it's so important for us to love and respect each other for who we are. No matter the differences in race and culture. We need to respect each other as human beings, otherwise we're just going to end up repeating this foolish war.