Japan's Vietnam: The Empire of Vietnam Explained
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this video we explore the (very) short-lived Japanese puppet state of the Empire of Vietnam. Despite its brief existence, this period is one of the most important in modern Vietnamese history, and has a tremendous impact even to this day.
Sources:
Smith B, 1978, "The Japanese Period in Indochina and the Coup of 9th March 1945, Journal of SouthEast Asian Studies
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Ward G, Burns K, "The Vietnam War"
You know, for an organization that went out of its way to idolize discipline and blind loyalty, the Japanese military in World War Two was unbelievably chaotic and disorganized.
And evil
the egg mayo to the butter greasy
I went to Vietnam once. It was just called Vietnam though I didn’t know about all this. I just thought there was north and south!
the old rat stew suddenly got a new pho spice up
that general he know where the gold is
salted anchovies to the fish sauce snail to the wall
go off king
the bonjystick to the bayonet
the pho to the soup
where did you find most of the footage used in this video?
All of the footage used in this video came from the Internet Archive
the venice of the east
tiger boss dig railway cross river kwai to yanggoon mandalay
midway sunk
the flavor of the french the pate of the baquet the chewy of the michelin star the goose fat of the frechy but
notradame to not a god dam stompy
1940s the wealthiest ground to loot is colonail vietnam pearl of the orient ...philipine bangkok yangoon singapore kualor lumpy were shithole not yet industrailise man