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Why Brazil's Noble Efforts in World War 2 Shouldn't be Forgotten
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Those damned Cobras.
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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:40 Brazil in the Battle of the Atlantic
3:55 Brazilian Troops Arriving in Italy
5:54 Brazilian Troops Fighting in Italy
8:18 Conclusion
as a brazilian i am very happy to see this video, my great grandpa fought in monte catello and used to tell me war stories
You should share them. Stories should not get lost
You should be proud of him!
as a brazilian girl whose family never been to war I can say that you have to be very proud of your old man, he's special. I grew up hearing my elders tell me all about monte castello and the bravery of brazilian man on ww2, and boy, they were proud, they really felt and still feel like Brazil is a nation to be proud of. I just wanted yall to know that we all remember, we always will.
@GYPSY KING FURY People act differently depending of how they are grown and their culture, that includes veterans.
@GYPSY KING FURY When it comes to family, yes they do.
Just to make sure... in brazilian portuguese, cobra means SNAKE. Any snake. A rattlesnake (cascavel) is a "cobra".
the type of snake called COBRA in english, is called NAJA in portuguese.
Thanks for clarifying that ;)
@@TheFront It's actually even more interesting.
The english word "COBRA", which denotes a SPECIFIC type of snake, actually comes from PORTUGUESE Cobra-Capelo, from old portuguese (from the time Portugal arrived in India with Magellans, etc) meaning Hair-Snake (because those things on the side of the species head reminded the portuguese explorers of a womans hair)
Cobra comes from the ancient latin word COLUBRA. Meaning: snake.
We also have the word SERPENT in portuguese, which also comes from ancient latin SERPENS.
But it's quite interesting the english word COBRA which denotes a single species comes from the portuguese word COBRA which denotes ANY snake.
I am brazilian, this is confusing, do not worry
Funny, "Naga" in Malay means "serpent" or "dragon," I bet "Naja" is a loan word from Malay.
@@constantdrowsiness4458 Likely as in eurepean portuguese the word is "vibora"
When i was 10, i met a brazilian man who fought in WWII, he told me his story in Italy and he said he was 16 and lied about his age to join in war. This man speaks russian, italian, english, german and portuguese.
He was old but definitely was the smartest old man i have ever seen in my life.
Maluco é brabo
Carai, 16 anos de idade na segunda guerra, q bizarro... Vc escreveu fighted no texto mas o certo seria Fought, passado de fight. Mas mesmo assim, sortudo por ter conhecido alguém q passou por isso e ainda vivo.
Pala dos comentários BR aqui ahahha
Truly the extreme mad lad...
Carinha foda
SMART?? WHO WANTS TO GO TO WAR IS NOT SMART...
Smoking Snakes: Are Underrated
Sabaton: "*WE REMEMBER, NO SURRENDER, HEROES OF THE CENTURY*"
COBRAS FUMANTES ETERNA É SUA VITORIAAAAAAAAA
Wait, vc já jogou metal gear?
mano qual musica é essa? ja ouvi sabaton mas não sabia que tinham uma musica sobre a FEB
@@gabrielvinkler9819 Smoking snakes o nome da música, ouça depois, muito boa
@@Jairosylar muito massa, valeu man
If I may add something, FEB was the only army in the war that was mixed with all races, that shocked a lot the yanks, because the black and the whites fought together side by side, there even was some few japanese too. The sight of the brazilian army helped changing USA mentality about separating the races in the army.
Just about to say that too - no racial segregation between brothers in arms.
Did you just say Japanese in the FEB too
You do realize that there were black people in other armies during ww2 right?
Yeah I do but I’ve never heard Japanese forces alongside Brazilians
@@thehistoryguy987 He means integrated. They were divided into different groups to fight.
I am 1/2 Brasilian but I was born in the UK. My Brasilian grandfather also fought in Italy as a combat medic. Men like him still don't get the recognition they deserve by many within Brasil itself.
True, outside our armed forces, people dont really realize the size of the achievements and challenges of men like your grandfather.
De fato. Eu, brasileiro, estudante de História, só fui compreender a real bravura e esforço brasileiro durante o curso. São detalhes importantes para a formação da nossa identidade como povo que não são tratados com a ideal importância na escola.
Hue Hue Br
Manda um salve pra ele
@Freedom of Speech Shut The Fuck You And Let He Write The Way He Want
Devils? Nah, as the brazilian saying goes: "Brazil is not for amateurs".
(BR)Aqui é terra da zoeira rapá!
(EN)"This is 'zoeira' land, boi!"
@@imirazuke3516 ?
Ué? Só falei a mesma frase em ingles e portugues :v
It really isnt!
Some dude sunk a ship. Probably why the gun laws in Brazil so restrict.
What brazil did: a lot of effort to help the allies
What people remember: haha Dolphin go boom
Classic hahahah
Stole tank too
That's literally what we were taught in school, a few other things, but mostly this, and I'm brazilian-
@@beemyhoneybee eu também sou
But this was in WWI.
An interesting curiosity is that after occupying the Italian city (which I forgot the name, I think it is Montese) the Brazilians, despite having few supplies, shared their rations with the locals saving several people from starving. Even today they are seen as heroes and they have a yearly festival to celebrate the liberation. For a time several veterans had their travels paid to commemorate it in the city. Another curiosity is that Brazilian platoons were mixed (while other countries used to separate platoons by race). Several Italians thought that the few blacks in the FEB were white people wearing camouflage.
Tactical camouflage in the dark
And here in Brazil the veterans don't have the due respect.
@@gabrieldossantos5367 In Brazil, nobody respects the other, some minorities do but not much
@@lokemis at least here in Piauí almost everyone respects each other
@@gabrieldossantos5367 E desde quando se respeita alguém ou alguma coisa no Brasil kkkkkkk
0:47 Never knew australians turned french when trying to pronounce portuguese words
Lmao
Força exxpediçonarra brrasília
i am brazilian and couldn't understand what he said lol
Lol
Rio de Baguette
*germany:* sunks brazilian merchant ships
*brazil:* "Ta fudido meu parceiro"
Mexeu com o país errado!
Kkkkk
Os colhedores de café colocou o terror encima dos Alemães que tava treinando desde 1935 !
@Imperial Japan Ball acho que não já que todo mundo tava indo pra Itália e lutaram até o fim
É mito quando dizem que o Brasil não era preparado pra a guerra, os militares brasileiros sempre tiveram treino intensivo de combate e sobrevivência.
And then continued to harbor high ranking Nazis
Fun fact: We do have BBC interviews wich show brazilian soldiers singing, making samba and bossa nova e even jokes.
Fun fact 2: Italian kids in Monte Castello are taught to sing the Pracinhas/FEB hymn/theme,
Fun fact 3: Most people who lived in that placed at the time said that the brazilian soldiers were the kindest, They often share ALL of their food and make parties with everyone of the civilians allowed to go. While the US and British forces were more closed.
Fun fact 4: The time brazilians stoled a M4-Sherman tank from the US troops (NOT CONFIRMED THO, PROBABLY JUST A STORY): Our soldiers were often ridiculed by the US/UK troops, in fact they even enter brazilians camps and take their food, cigarettes among other things. Then, for revenge FEB wait until night comes and go to the US camp, and stoled food, cigarettes among other things... SUCH LIKE A WAR TANK. They paint the tank with brazilian flag colours and only give it back when heard an apology
I really want to believe in the tank steal history, there's nothing more Brazilian than this.
My grampa and his friends stole the tank hu3h3uh3hu3 brbrbr. Such a good story
Zuera sem limites
Soldados brasileiro roubando tanques? Soa normal pra mim kkkkkkkkkkkkk 🤔😂😂😂
Please link me
"A cobra vai fumar" or "the snake will smoke" may have been originated with the same meaning as "when pigs fly", but nowdays, in Brazil, it is commonly used as a warcry, a "heads will roll" kind of thing
The jiripoca's gonna hoot
You wanna see that shit?
now the animal will catch
"Put your feet."
@@fabriciomartins9867 Jeez, I lost it now.
We remember, no surrender, heroes of our century!
We get to know the contributions of the Brazilians thanks to the Sabaton song Smoking Snakes. Now I like to know the Brazilians in WW2 more. They deserve to be remembered.
look for a doc called "Senta a Pua", it tells the story of the part our air force played in the war
Cobras fumantes, eterna e sua Victoria!
@@speed65752 brasileiros falando em Engles com brasileiros kkk
@@XxxXxx-fl4ck Sorry, I don't speak Portuguese😅😅.
@@XxxXxx-fl4ck È porque meu português para em duadms palavras.
Viva o tradutor do google.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you Brazil and the Brazilian's who fought in the war your contribution will be remembered!!
A friend of mines tells a story about his grandpa who fought on the German side in a battler against Brazil. It was told the Germans could tell when the attack was coming from brazilians as the air strikes were much more precise. Two possible things here: 1 - Brazilian fighters climbed ranks more quickly for having less army or less replacement, forcing them to go to the front more frequent - more experience. 2 - they had to make each bullet worth the shot, as they had less ammo to use.
Are the two things.. But a thing is rigth: brazilians and russians are flour of the same bag.. Are crazy of the head..
Indeed Brazil is sadly forgotten even when they fought in the bloody battle of Monte Cassino,same happens to other Latin countries and allied minor powers.
No, they didn't fight at Monte Cassino. That battle was over by the time they arrived. They fought on the Gothic Line and in the Po Valley at the end of the war
They did not fight at Monte Cassino, they fought at Monte Castello which is an entirely different area in Italy.
True, and always in war movies, the characters who fight in battle are always American, and I have no doubt about making a movie about the battle of Monte Castello and putting Americans instead of Brazilians fighting.
@@scar924 Why would Brazil rely on the US to make movies about their history? Brazil's got money, they can make their own movies...
@@americanatlas3631 I was just giving an example
respeito de Portugal. Saudações irmãos brasileiros!!
BR + PT
teoricamente os portugueses são nossos pais
@@pedrodegane2200 de uma certa forma sim,sem ser condescendente
@@pedrodegane2200 nossos ladroes tbm, kd nosso ouro
@@mr_lemon9349 Equece o ouro, queria que eles voltassem ao Brasil para pegar no Pau Brasil, mas eles levaram as sementes e plantaram na Ilha da Madeira.
Video: has "brazil" in the thumbnail or the title
Brazilians: whomst has wakened the ancient one
Best comment here so far
Hehe brazil
Like vin diesel said in Fast and Furious: THIS IS BRAZIL kkkk
É
Mentira, quer dizer talvez nem tanto kekeke
Fun Fact: this is a part of the history that schools never tells us.
Estava discutindo isso com um amigo ontem, eu disse a ele que existem coisas em história que estudamos que são de certa forma “descartáveis”, como a guerra de canudos, e outras coisas essenciais que nem sequer vemos, como a participação do Brasil na segunda guerra.
Na minha escola eu aprendi
Guerra de canudos descartável? Canudos tem uma importância fundamental para compreender mobilização popular, e as distintas formas que o estado e a burguesia (indissociável deste) agem na repressão de qualquer organização que fuja a seu monopólio de força e organização social. Não minimizando a participação brasileira na segunda guerra, até porque combate ao fascismo é de primeiro importância; mas canudos tem um peso histórico maior para compreender a correlação de forças na sociedade brasileira.
Na verdade isso depende muito do professor e escola que você estuda...
@@PauloCesar-vh5kk sim, pergunta pro brasileiro médio se ele sabe quem foram as Cobras Fumantes
incredible curiosities about Brazilians in the second world war: the Brazilian air force in the campaign of Italy even with less resources were the most lethal reaching more than 80% of the victories, an effect that amazed the Americans, Brazil was the only allied force to make an entire surrender of a German division in the war (they surrendered), there was a sergeant named MAX WOLF FILHO who was a war hero more courageous than any ally in the Italian campaign, he was always the first to lead the troops through the battles , he was not afraid of anything, he was decorated by the American captain for bravery, after several victories he was killed by a blast when he was leading a reconnaissance troop, several tried to recover his body and several died too, the Germans did not let .. recovered 3 days later, another fact was that a captured German captain told the Brazilians: "I have never seen soldiers advance against defensive positions without fearing your own life, you are a demon ", another fact was the American troops stealing food and drinks from the Brazilian camp, then the Brazilian commander spoke to the American commander and the commander smiled and said that this was things that happen in war and he left smiling, then the Brazilians took revenge and in the morning they stole a sherman tank from the Americans, at dawn after they found out they went to complain about this fact and the commander responded just like the American commander, and finally ... another important fact was the story of these 3 Brazilian heroes who kept a German division occupied for hours to be able to free Brazilian troops being bombed by German artillery, after the Germans discovered they were fighting with only 3 Brazilians, they were so surprised that they paid tribute to the Brazilian heroes , great smoking snakes 🚬🐍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 FEB.
Gonna press 'x' to doubt a lot of that. Sorry.
@サイレントボイス Well the claim about Brazil being the only country to capture a German division is blatantly untrue. The US by itself was responsible for the capitulation of many divisions. German troops were surrendering by the millions in 1945. It shouldn't be surprising that Brazil captured at least one division.
@サイレントボイス The claim that the Brazilian air force took 80% of the victories is also dubious. They had one squadron - 50 pilots - that flew combat missions for 6 months. He must be leaving out some details there...
The rest are anecdotes so I'm not going to argue against those.
okay so I am Brazilian and the guy who wrote this is actually Brazilian too. I can clearly see that he was thinking in Portuguese and translating the text as best as he could and I must say he did an okay job.
there are a lot of things there are some details that have been embellished but they are rooted in truth the thing is that they are only very well known in Brazil. no historian will take that much time to research Portuguese Brazilian word doc documents for search little part of an eventual book less that's the whole meaning of your work.
The truth is we are a very proud and brave people as much like the Americans, French etc
we very much appreciate the very few instances of heroism in war, even though we haven't participated in many.
The German officer quote that Brazilians strike without fear is very true also due to the fact that they REALLY didn't know what to expect and thought that direct machine gun fire was the norm in war as quoted by a veteran in a documentary I have seen in BR
one little correction on this commentary it is actually a fact that Brazilian troops actually stole supplies from the American troops in the middle of the night because they didn't have enough jeeps and s***. they would paint the smoking snake overnight to pretend the Jeeps were Brazilian to begin with I'm sure the Yankees knew about it was probably too much trouble so they probably just let them keep the stupid Jeep
7:33 As a brazilian, i can only imagine some FEB soldiers rushing to the enemy and screaming: *Bora! Hora do show porra!*
BIRRRLLL!
TA SAINDO DA JAULA O MONSTRO
Muito isso irmão
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK real pensei isso na hora
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Bora ke a cobra vai fumarkkkk
You forgot “Senta Pua” the first air squadron, some pilots flew more than 90 missions In P-47 airplanes
Our flying angels! Senta a Púa!!!
Up! The 1°GAVCA Campaing was amazing! Senta a Púa!
my great uncle had 900+ hours of flight
siiim mano, na hora pensei q ele ia citar eles tbm. foram fodas pacaraio!
Here in Brazil there is a story about how Brazilian can be so creative, the "jeitinho brasileiro", our phylosophy, that everything and every problem can be solved. The story says that american soldier were losing her toes in the Alpes winter, but not the Brazilians, as you said on the video, whom never experienced such a harsh winter. And they just found out that the Brazilians were putting newspaper over their socks to isolate the cold temperature.
Nerdologia? Kk
"O jeitinho Brasileiro da um jeito em tudo"
- um cara aí na rua
Caralho,dessa nem eu sabia kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Cara antes de eu ir para o exército o meu pai só me disse: "forre o teu coturno com jornal nos campos que tu não sofrerá tanto"
E ele estava certo.
como diria o grande youtuber Leon: "gambiarra a gente aceita, o que a gente não aceita é a derrota"
WE REMEMBER NO SURRENDER. HEROES OF THE CENTURY
3 men stood strong and they held on for long
Going into the fight to their death that awaits
Crazy or brave, will it end in the grave?
As they're giving their lives
Cobras Fumantes, eterna é sua vitória
Rise from the blood of your heroes
You, were the ones who refused to surrender
The three rather died than to flee
Know that your memory
Will be sung for a century
Far, far from home to a war
Fought on foreign soil and far
Far from known tell their tale
THEIR FORGOTTEN STORY!
Cobras Fumantes, eterna é sua Vitoria!
Heroes of the zionist order
Meu bisavô estava lá em Monte Castelo lutando pelo nosso Brasil, uma honra. Descansa em paz sr. Valfrido Adriano, o senhor é o meu herói.
Um verdadeiro herói.
Queria tanto conhecer o meu avô 😔
Ele foi um grande heroi pelo Brasil.
Ei cara, chama no insta se pilhar conversar sobre isso @eduardo_fsiqueira
Meu Bisavô Estava em um navio prestes a chegar na Alemanha quando a guerra foi finalizada
For my entire life I've been taught that the brazilian efforts in WW2 were "pathetic" and "palliative" instead of Brave, honored and glorious. I truly never understood why my teachers would say that if I saw big bands like Sabaton making tributes for brazilian soldiers, besides countless other tributes like statues and honor mentions in various other countries.
síndrome de vira-lata que chama :(
It was a small participation, but not a pathetic one. As for WWI, a bit pathetic.
In Italy they are very grateful to the brazilian heroes. I know, ive seen the memorials. Im from argentina
My grandfather was a Brazilian Air force mechanic in the war, set foot in Italy, serviced P47's
Based grandpa
@〘 R e v o l u ç ã o L u c i f e r i a n a 〙 no. It's something between 15%-20% black. And about 50% mixed.
But what does this have to do with this video or my comment?
Note: black Brazilians fought in WW2 together with other troops, no distinction whatsoever.
@〘 R e v o l u ç ã o L u c i f e r i a n a 〙 o que isso muda?
O que isso tem a ver com o que comentei?
What does this has to do with what I said?
@〘 R e v o l u ç ã o L u c i f e r i a n a 〙 Do you have such a weak mind that you bother with the existence of different people other than you? Pathetic.
O meu também mano, ele serviu em qual base? Talvez tenham servidos juntos
It is said by a br veteran that the US officers were surprised to see that brazilian troops were mixed in race whereas the US troops had more of a segregation. We sure learn a lot from each other in times of great difficulty. May peace and friendship endure forever between our and other nations.
👌
O BRASIL não tem "raça" definida, somos uma nação formada de vários povos do mundo.🔰
Brazil is a truly unprejudiced country, I loved living there, everybody lives in peace, blacks, asians, whites, gays, transgenders, lesbians, communists, capitalists I want to come back soon as I felt so at home there
@@badasslifestylee como é aonde você mora?
@@badasslifestylee Ah, é mais que todo mundo se zoa mesmo e pronto
This guy: makes a video about Brazil
Brazilians: Hipity Hopity, this comment scection is now our property
Hello there!
yep
atleast theyre in american, right? they arent in brazilian, so it makes 100% easier to americans read it
E ae man, beleza?
Exactly my little friend
I had the honour of meeting 5 soldiers about 10 years ago in my city, Petrópolis, in the Museu da Força Expedicionária Brasileira. They shared with my students their stories.
By the way, I asked one of them to define the war in one word and he said: "misery".
It was a honour to meet these heroes of real life and, as a Brazilian, I am proud of our soldiers who fought in Europe.
Congratulations for your brilliant channel.
You didn’t really mention the Brazilian Air Force, who were a fairly small force but absolutely fantastic pilots, mostly flying fighter bombers. Their accomplishments were extremely disproportionate, impressive stuff.
Os p47 da fab eram brabos
The most ridiculous blunder of WWII was Hitler declaring war against almost *half the planet.*
Yeah
It wasn't as simple as that.
Hitler never planned war with the West in the first place, as he knew that France alone was far more powerful than Germany at the time and that declaring war against Britain meant declaring war against half the world (under the Commonwealth).
Besides, he saw his enemy on Bolshevism (that he considered to be a hideous monstrosity) and the Üntermenschen (which were concentrated at the eastern front) since the British and French are also aryans.
He saw the East as the natural course of expansion for his lebensraum.
If not by a single man, Field Mashal Erich Von Manstein, Fall Gelb would never have happened and Hitler would have negotiated with the Western powers before the war phisically started.
Germany lost in 1942, when Hitler started ignoring Manstein, Guderian and Rommel, the architects of his warmachine.
@サイレントボイス Aryan is not a word invented by the Nazis. The term Aryan was firstly used by eugenistic scientists in the 19th and 20th centuries, and had a deeply defined categorization inside of eugenistic pseudoscience.
The term aryan was used to define those races who are direct descendants from the indo-europeans, with the two words having been used interchangeably regularly by many scientists.
Both the french and the british "races" (considering that you can apply a racial definition to a national, sociological borders) are very much descended from indo-europeans (as far as the point of view of eugenism is regarded) and are therefore aryans.
Hitler did never change eugenistic definitions in a significant way - his plan was to take them off the paper and apply them on the way he saw fit, but he never changed them. His book, Mein Kampf very much describes who were the Üntermenschen and who weren't, and the propaganda by Goebbels for Germany in the pre-war period show how highly the Nazi party held their western, aryan brother-nations at.
This misconsception that the western nations were not held as aryans probably comes from the false notion that aryan means germanic (even though Britain is a germanic nation, albeit some don't know that); it does *not* mean germanic or nordic.
And a last point: France and Germany have deeply linked historical, and therefore racial development. Both nations were born from the same empire, both share their links with Charlemagne and the Franks and are, in general, so linked culturally, historically (and therefore from the eugenistic point of view, racially) that it is impossible to distinguish one as being inferior to the other in terms of its people.
If the french are not aryans, germans also can't be.
They are too deeply linked ever since they were born from West Francia, Middle Francia and East Francia.
And the British need nothing to be said, since they even share the same language family with germany and are, in all senses of the word, a germanic race (which means it is aryan, along all germanic races).
You need to read a bit more on eugenism (especially its definitions, since they date back way before Hitler and his own) and Mein Kampf, the ultimate definition of nazism's view on Üntermenschen.
Read some Kershaw too, his books explain with detail what the Nazi party belived in.
even if he didnt need to
@サイレントボイス Yes, but that does not add to the discussion, obviously. I meant the term aryan in the sense it was used in the Nazi context.
Funny story: i am brazilian with Italian parents, living in Brazil in a street named Monte Castelo.
Mr. Worldwide
tem um monte de gente no Rio que mora no morro do Alemäo kkkkkkk
coment section be like: ''as a brazilian"
just joking, i'm brazilian too
and, as a brazilian, i'm happy to see this video. Many people in Brazil don't talk about the smoking snakes a.k.a (Cobras Fumantes). Even in school, they don't teach us about that. Thanks for the video
A gente aprende sobre a segunda guerra sem nem sequer falarem do Brasil nela Kdkdkddkkd ridículo
@@riquejb9838 né vey, e a maioria ainda chamam os caras da FEB de fascistas KKKK piada só pode
Ué eu aprendi sobre eles na escola, mas acho que varia dependendo da escola e etc
Eu aprendi sobre eles na escola e com o meu pai também.
as a brazillian: ta sendo muito zuero meu filho kkkk
I'm Brazilian and my wife's Italian, the war continues through the kitchen chores and such..... reinforcements will be coming to help me in 9 months 😊
Parabéns futuro papai kkkkk
Kkkkkk
Haha, this is wholesome!
Congratulations, papai!
Ahahaha que dahora. Parabéns
"Despite brazilians basically winging it..."
Dude, EVERYTHING we do, we do by winging it. Winging sums up brazilianness.
The most wise comment ever!!! hahahaha
We have been winging it for 5 freacking centuries...
Sad but true
That actually explains a lot.
Now I know why I wing everything
Verdade mano
Being Brave is as simbol of being Brazilian,being it for good or bad things,like the final battle of Canudos,where the citizens fought until only a teenager and two adult men stood upon a roaring five thousand men army
Gringo: faz video sobre o Brasil
Brasileiros: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
eu shjshsjs não é uma piadinha não pode ter um video que tem o Brasil citado e REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
eu shjshsjs eu sei que você é criança então você não entende das zueiras pois isso é uma zueira.
@@user-yz2os4ih4f eu achei engraçado, senso de humor é variante, vai encontrar o que fazer querido (a)
I'm so happy to see someone talking about Brazil in something noble insted of samba or soccer. Thank you. 💖
@Felipe Amaral
Carnaval is basically samba
I wouldn't call it nobls, thought
Mas mesmo assim ainda teve um retardado q afundou o próprio navio
Or capoeira
Not that noble tbh
Pois é, na Itália, até hoje há homenagens à FEB em comemorações da libertação. Enquanto isso,no Brasil, essa memória é muito pequena.
Bem lembrado
Fizeram o que no Brasil? Golpe de estado da 'independência', golpe de estado da República maconica anticristã, exterminio de 25 mil homens , mulheres e crianças em Canudos... Qual a homenagem que um exercício lixo desses merece?
@@JoseSilva_ a feb merece, se não quer homenagear a feb ent vai homenagear os nazistas
@@bumpierslick694 não, não merece. Os nazistas queriam livrar a Alemanha dos glo alistas judeus, e a FEDE foi ajudar os globalistas judeus, como sempre fez. Obviamente você não tem capacidade d raciocinar por conta propia, e fica aí repetindo mentiras feito um papagaio.
@@JoseSilva_ cala a boca acéfalo, as forças armadas participou do golpe de estado na independência, mlk você é hilario kkkkkkkkkkkkk
Aqui em Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo, tem um museu exclusivo para os expedicionários, aconselho a quem puder visitar, que vá!
Eu queria conhece o d Curitiba, mas esse daí da pra visita uma visita rápida d trem assim q termina a quarentena, vlw
Aaaa obrigada! Vai ser o primeiro lugar que eu vou rolezar com meus amigos quando a quarentena acabar :>
Não sabia, e passo sempre lá, se puder me ajudar com a localização eu ficaria grato
@@eliesercampos8474 fica perto do teatro Vasques, infelizmente não lembro o nome da rua :( mas é mega perto do teatro, no Google da pra achar pelo nome de "museu do expedicionário"
@@taliccatwolf5509 grato
Hey bro, thank you, as a Brazilian it's nice to see a reminder from non Brazilians that we are not just football players that like beans and beaches
A cobra está fumegando! Saudações Portuguesas aos irmãos Brasileiros.
abraços amigo português
nao sei pq muitos brasileiros não gostam de portuguese vcs são legais pra um krl
MegaXSong-Mega Art Draw's Channel
DEVOLVE O NOSSO OURO
@@fotoperfil4669 Você realmente não sabe nada de história em, um quinto do ouro não é nem metade do que os políticos brasileiros roubam hoje em dia. Aliás Portugal ja era um país rico antes do Brasil. O que acabou fodendo eles foi o partido socialista roubar discaradamente aa eleições pos o fim da ditadura Salazariana. O ouro ta no bolso dos soças tanto no Brasil quanto em Portugal. Pobreza para o povo é riqueza pra eles.
@@fotoperfil4669 eu sou br
I love Brazil
thank you for the love ❤️
MY DREAM IS TO GO TO CANADA I AM BRAZILIAN
im curious why you love brazil
@@JP-em3pi I travelled to a lot of countries, Brazil was one of my favourites. Specifically in Brazil, God seems very strong in the hearts of the people. Fantastic place
@@JP-em3pi Obviously the women are beautiful, and same with the beaches (but most of my time was spent inland). The architecture, the food, the culture, history, and the spiritual atmosphere are also beautiful. Overall, it's a great country I'd return in a heartbeat.
So first we make a fool of ourselves, then we suffer, then we wing it and that makes us win.
Yup, that sounds like Brazil.
And latter on we make memes about everything.
Dolphin go boom
Hahaha we are dumb
Ai
@jackson junior pro pois é
My grandpa fought in montecastelo and montese. He used to tell us two stories when he almost die. he also tell us the origin of the name smoke snakes: some people in the middle of war used to say is most easily a snake smokes than Brazil went to war. well, the snake smoked.
He passed away in the beginning of this year. Our beloved Coronel Alexandrino Correia Lima.
1. Thanks for talking about Brazil! We're rarely mentioned when talking about WW2, even when we learn about it here in school.
2. Loved the way you say "Cobras Fumantes" and FEB
The brazilian air force fought in italy too, search for "Senta a pua" that was the first brazilian fighter group.
My grand grandfather was one of the Senta a pua.
@@Dankschon pq vc tá falando inglês pra um br? Kkkkk
@@nemezio9495 That's because this website is not brazilian, as much as I'd like to talk on our beloved and native language, one must respect it's restrictions.
@@Dankschon n tem nenhuma regra que diz que não pode falar português. Se tá fumando mano?
@@nemezio9495 o vídeo e os comentários tão em inglês, é ter noção básica falar em inglês também.
"The snake's gonna smoke!" became a battlecry back then. Current version of the cry: "The jiripoca's gonna hoot!"
Ou a jipiroca vai piar
Another version: it's now that the caroba twists" or "É agora que a caroba torce"
My grandpa was in the battle of Monte Castello, he told me many things and how the italian people were so gentle
"And despite all of this, despite them basically winging it..." Yep, it sums up the brazilian way.
Everybody Gangsta till the cobras fumar
Watching this just made us more proud of our military history. Last week a 99 Years old brazilian WW2 Veteran recovered from COVID-19 in just 8 days , damn! they are strong AF , HAHAHA
A COBRA VAI FUMAAAAAAAAR ! 🚬🐍🇧🇷
I mean, when you live HERE, your body kinda needs to adapt to whatever hell lives here.
Quando o GRINGO ensina história BRASILEIRA para os brasileiros, você começa a questionar a educação brasileira... triste
Tenso
trágico
Ah, vá... O vídeo é bacana, com algumas imagens interessantes, mas não tem nenhuma informação que não conste em qualquer livro didático de história. E eu posso dizer, porque, sendo professor, tenho uma boa quantidade e variedade deles aqui. Não tô com isso negando a fragilidade da educação brasileira, mas essa começa na estrutura do sistema. Agora...qualquer um que tenha entendido esse vídeo inteiro em inglês sem legenda, pode vir a ter a iniciativa de uma leitura rápida sobre esse tema, pois tem a base mínima pra isso, então não é pretexto pra abrir questionamentos sobre a educação brasileira com base nisso. Diria que com o orçamento da nossa educação, fazemos é milagre!
@@arthurlanzoni A questão não é essa, o comentário dele se refere ao fato de os professores ensinarem esse assunto aos alunos, ou se só ensinam o que lhes convém ideologicamente. Sobre o orçamento educacional, é até razoável para um país continental, pouco industrializado, sem controle de natalidade algum, com uma desigualdade latente, e uma educação cívica mínima.
Mas isso é ensinado nas escolas, meu pai
This video: **starts**
me: "Ouviram do Ipiranga às margens plácidas... De um povo heroico o brado retumbante..."
JA RAIOU A LIBERDADE NO HORIZONTE DO BRASIL! AVE GLORIA AVE IMPERIO
I feel badly ,not knowing about the Brazilian efforts in the 2nd World War.I thought I was pretty well versed about all the theatres of the War.
Boy was I wrong !! Thanks for setting me on the path to knowledge that my education system totally skipped.
Brazil/Argentina was a facist dictatorship at time just like Portugal/Spain
Brazil was so fascist that battled against fascist. Hahahaha
@@leocavalcante6203 Getúlio Vargas was a dictator, but he wasn't a fascist idiot
@@leocavalcante6203 Vargas was a populist tho.
There’s always some crazy story popping up from ww2 or ww1 where it’s like they did that, or who was there.
My grandfather was a brazillian officer who fought in the italian front, participating in Monte Castelo and several important italian battles. The most bizarre thing is that he kept a journal from day one to the final day. It starts with the many days the soldiers had to wait (in secrecy) at the brazillian navy base in Rio de Janeiro, not knowing when they would go to Europe (they did this to avoid U-Boats and german counter intelligence from torpedoing the troops in the way there). He also depicts the terrible conditions and terrible treatment gave by the US Military during the crossing of the atlantic -> Many brazilians died due to poor food, water and sleeping conditions (plus, it was pretty uncommon for brazilians to speak any english at the time, so the americans didnt even bother). The journal also depicts several insane situations... from artilliary canons being transported through icy mountains and almost falling down due to the crumbling terrain to him having to scour through the remains of a dead soldier who steps on a landmine to find the poor souls nametag. It also depicts the treatment we gave the germans after they surrendered, like ripping away the badges from officer's uniforms in from of everyone, and having they publicly humiliated (the bastards). Yeap.. lot's of untold histories
Rapaz, seria muito interessante ter acesso a esse diário do seu avô!
Ele está disponível de alguma maneira? Tipo, foi digitalizado?
Seria de uma imensa contribuição pra história do país.
Verdade mano, põe num ebook aí pra gente. Se der até a gente dá um jeito de traduzir.
Pô cara, torna isso público por favor!
Transforme esse diário público, além disso procure uma forma de fazer um copyright dele, pra que ninguém use as informações como se fossem deles. Além de você conseguir um belo dinheirinho vai ajudar muito com o estudo sobre o Brasil na segunda guerra.
up!
I’ve been avidly studying WW2 for decades and this is all brand new information to me. Thank you for an entertaining and informative video.
As a brazilian, we have an expression: “Agora a cobra vai fumar”, something like “now, the snake will smoke” and we use it when things are going to get messy, thats a perfect analogy with the smoking snakes (Cobras Fumantes)
We fougth in the winter, Brazil being a tropical country, our soldiers weren’t familiarized with the conditions an territory of the enemy.
"Um país tropical"
"Um país tropical"
@@mateussilveira1902 abençoado por Deus.
Parte tropical, parte temperado, não se esqueça que o sul do Brasil está localizado abaixo do tropico de capricórnio, mas você tem razão em relação a adaptação dos soldados, a maior parte da FEB era composta por soldados do RJ, MG e SP.
@@tenhamedodesipropriohumano3408 E bonito de natureza...
I'm Brazilian,thank you for the video. Curious fact,the angel of death died in Brazil
Thank YOU
@@TheFront and maybe hitler (i belive it)
...by Mossad with some Brazilian government help... someone said...
@Luan Santos Also, in every video in a foreign language that is NOT about Brazil. And if somebody complains about it, they say "ta em shock???"
have you looked for the twin city conspiracy theory where he is possibly the responsable for the phenomenon?
I’m very happy to see a video like that. Most of brazilians don’t know the histories of Monte Castelo and FEB participation in the WWII... I had the opportunity to meet Angelo Chaguri, a brazilian war hero who saved 2 allied wounded soldiers, carrying then in his back for 5 kilometers (3 miles). He carried one to a safe zone, returned to the front battle and picked-up the other one... He was also a professional soccer player for Comercial Soccer Team at Ribeirão Preto-SP city... As far as I know he is still alive and is 90 something years old...The song that represents the FEB in WWII is the “Canção do Expedicionário” (search in UA-cam) or Expeditionary Song. It is a very beautiful song... I’m a military in Brazil (LT) and we still sing this song in most of our cerimonies. Thank you for this video.
The Brazilian ruler at the time was Getúlio Vargas, who had admiration for Hitler and Mussolini. Because of this, our uniform was made in a manner similar to that of German troops.
After taking friendly fire in the first operations, the Brazilians had to borrow uniforms from American troops.
Um salve aqui do Brasil!
Isso é verdade?
@@okguimacedo Sobre a admiração de Vargas por Hitler e pelo Mussolini é verdade, mas sobre a questão dos uniformes eu não sei
@@jope1194 era por causa do "fogo amigo" dos brasileiros que ele estava a falar
In a division of 25.334 men only 35 brazilians soldiers were captured by the germans the lowest rate among the allies in WW2 ! Already the brazilian army in Italy captured 20.573 enemies .
That's because they were fighting against a retreating enemy in the last months of the war...
During October 1944 and February 1945 Brazilian troops underwent stiff resistance from German troops trapped high in the Apennine mountains in northern Italy, the Germans actually only started to withdraw in March 1945 when Allied troops began to pursue them in the Po valley.
Even so, if you compare yourself between September 1944 and May 1945 between English, Americans, South Africans, Canadians and Indians. Brazilians were the most successful: 20 in Monte Castello and 15 in other situations surrendered.
@@marc6615 The Germans began a fighting withdrawal when the US II Corps broke through the Il Giogo Pass in September. The BEF encountered mostly light resistance throughout the autumn against second-rate Italian formations, then conducted patrolling duties during the defensive phase of the campaign over the winter near Monte Castello. Even then, when they finally did capture Monte Castello, it wasn't a huge battle and they certainly didn't bag 20 whole divisions(?). See the excerpt from the official history of the MTO -
"[On February 19] troops of the Brazilian Expeditionary Force entered the fight to protect the 10th Mountain Division's right flank by seizing Monte Castello, about a mile southeast of Monte della Torraccia. Unknown to the Brazilians, the American drive toward Monte della Torraccia had precipitated an enemy withdrawal from Monte Castello. Behind a 15-minute artillery preparation, the Brazilian 1st Regiment converged on the objective from south and southwest and quickly gained the summit. Soon after nightfall the last resistance from a small rear guard ceased."
You forget that happened after 3 useless atacks against the summit where the atackers of 21st february encoutered the brazilian soldiers frozen deads on the sumitt of the others atacks, the stuborn defence made of the 232º german division on the Belvedere and Castello made changed the mind of the 4° corps and the americans where obliged to brought the 10th Mountain division to brake the germans , The atacks in November and Dezember of 1944 where suicides against up hill but the brazilians even so acomplished their missions .
Really our artilhary and the brazilian air force bombed and shelled hard the Castello where our men toke it in 22nd february in support of americans of the 10th division but alone the 1st Die progressed and atacked La Serra and after in 5 march attacked alone the Mont Castelnuovo .
@@marc6615 Sure, I'm not saying that taking Monte Castello was easy by any means. But if anything that just proves my point that they really only had one sanguinary battle in the war, thus the low overall casualty rate, and that their merits - the number of Germans captured - are attributed to after Monte Castello was seized when the Germans were disorganized and on the run in the Po Valley.
When you tried to say "Força Expedicionária Brasileira" I thought you were speaking french...
I'm brazilian.
Ikr he turned french with a split second
Eu também achei
Achei a mesma coisa
It's this weird French r
Bom, francês eh uma língua latina como o português, um estrangeiro irá puxar pra língua latina que tem melhor afinidade o sotaque. Muitos ingleses e alguns canadenses tendem a puxar pro francês, assim como americanos tendem a puxar pro espanhol.
Germany:a
USA: give power plant steel
Brazil:Lets go boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis
Thanks for the 136 likes
*Hitler:* Afunda navios brasileiros
*Brasileiros:* "Cê tá fudido meu parceiro"
@@imirazuke3516 a mizeravi kkkk essa foi boa
Tataravo do technosh:
relaxa parça eu sei mexer com armas
1 segundo depois ele sem querer atira em um explosivo porque a barriga cobriu a arma
@@NicolasHauser kkkkk
@@NicolasHauser kkkkkk wtf doido kkkk
Accurate video, just missed to mention the fighter pilots of the Brazilian Air Force, the most successful Brazilian effort in WWII.
When some soldiers was in the war they draw a snake smoking in the rocket and under was written "the snake had smoked"
Because president getulio vargas said that it's easier to a snake smoke than Brazil entering the war
@@eduardoktg8683 It was not Getulio, was the news in Rio de Janeiro
Really happy to see this video! My Grandfather fought in the World War 2, and even fought in the Monte Castelo battle! Very happy to see the world recognizing Brazil´s importance in this war.
We rembember, no surrender, heroes of the century!
Cpcpi presente kkkkkkkk
We remember, no surrender
Heroes of our century
Three men stood strong and they held out for long
Going into the fight to their death that awaits
Crazy or brave, will it end in the grave?
As they're giving their lives
As their honor dictates
Far, far from home to a war
Fought on foreign soil and far
Far from known tell their tale
Their forgotten story
Cobras Fumantes, eterna é sua vitória
Rise from the blood of your heroes
You, were the ones who refused to surrender
The three rather died than to flee
Know that your memory
Will be sung for a century
Three took the blow while impressing their foe
Throwing dice with their lives as they're paying the price
Sent to raise hell, hear the toll of the bell
It is calling for you as the Wehrmacht devised
Far, far from home to a war
Fought on foreign soil and far
Far from known tell their tale
Their forgotten story
Cobras Fumantes, eterna é sua vitória
Rise from the blood of your heroes
You, were the ones who refused to surrender
The three rather died than to flee
Know that your memory
Will be sung for a century
Sent over seas to be cast into fire
Fought for a purpose with pride and desire
Blood of the brave they would give to inspire
Cobras Fumantes, your memory lives
Sent over seas to be cast into fire
Fought for a purpose with pride and desire
Blood of the brave they would give to inspire
Cobras Fumantes, your memory lives
Cobras Fumantes, eterna é sua vitória
Rise from the blood of your heroes
You, were the ones who refused to surrender
The three rather died than to flee
Know that your memory
Will be sung for a century
We remember, no surrender
Heroes of our century
Me : *clicks the video with expectations of seeing some epic shit we did *
Narrator : "some random dude explodes himself and other 1000 people in a submarine"
Me : * face-palming *
Brazilians doing what they do better
Br fazendo merda pra variar kkkkkk
Epic fail is still epic.
tive a mesma sensação aqui kkkkkkk
@@dorig1511 Exactly
As a major history enthusiast I feel dumb for not knowing this.
Even the Brazilians itself dont know about this
Schools here in Brazil don’t even teach our participation in World War 2
Don't feel dumb. It was a small expeditionary force that deployed at the end of 1944, in what was considered to be a secondary front of little strategic importance.
even in Brazil this is not wide spread knowledge
Bro search the movie estrada 47
i am brazillian and i can say: thanks for all your respect to our soldiers who fought in the war, it's really sad that almost no one here in brazil respect our now about our fights, and again thanks.
sorry but could you please make an second part speaking of the three soldiers in montese.
As a brazilian, I have a deep admiration and respect for the FEB. Rest in peace, heroes! You are legends
As a Brazilian, watching this video made me really happy, since my Grandpa is a Major Brigadier, and my dad is a brigadier in the Brazilian Air Force. They told me all about the support Brazil gave the allies during the war.
I'm Brazilian and my grandmother was a kid during WW II. She remembers vividly the time when the trains arrived at her town with the survivors from the war. She said she saw men with missing limbs, men crying at being able to reunite with their family and families that waited and waited, but no one came... Such a sad history, so much respect for our men who fought and gave their lives in the war. Proud to be Brazilian!
(also, my grandfather turned 18 just as the war was about to end - he was about to be sent to Italy along with other men when the news came that the war had ended)
A cobra vai fumar!!!!!!!!
Aeldron hue realmente
Ouvi um "rapááá", do xaropinho
Can you imagine how much more powerful is a "BORA, PORRA!" than a "LET'S GO, FOLKS"? Hahahahha
E A COBRA FUMOU !!!
@@jeffersonnasc Imaginem o avô do Bambam indo pra guerra.
BORAAAAA, HORA DO SHOW PORRA!!! BIRL!
Thank you all for the Love! We apreciate it 🇧🇷❤🇺🇲
Im very happy as a Brazilian! My Grandpa fighted at Italy and his notes become a book called Nós vimos a cobra fumar
8:50 basically wing it
Man, this IS the Brazilian way!
In the second war, the Brazilian army was trained with French Tranch doctrine, with French equipment from the first world war, in warm and flat lands, with extremely thin uniforms. As a result, we went to fight under one of the coldest winters in Italy (about 1 meter of snow) over mountains and with modern strategies totally unknown to Brazilian troops, it had absolutely everything to go wrong.
They received second-hand equipment from the Americans, and the other part of the uniforms that they did not receive, the soldiers had them do by exchanging belongings and food with the Italians, so they had everything they needed.
I live in Natal / Parnamirim where the old airport of Natal is located, which served as one of the most strategic logistical points during the war, which at the time became the busiest military airport in the world, this is due to Natal being the closest point to europe in all of america, and as the travel distance of airplanes was limited, the use of this airport was vital to the war effort! And a small correction, the first battle of the Brazilian Air Force, was at Ponta Negra beach, here in Natal in the state of "Rio Grande do Norte" which is relatively easy to confuse with "Rio de Janeiro" :)
I personally find it very sad that the history of these soldiers is almost forgotten in Brazil, while in Italy until today they celebrate the passage of BEF in Italy, but slowly this is changing as people realize the uselessness of our educational system and start to study for themselves.
BORA MECÃO
Supostamente o termo galado que os natalenses falam foi criado em referência aos americanos aqui
Sua história é mito. A FEB usou capacetes americanos mas o uniforme no geral era o nosso mesmo. Nada de segunda mão, tudo igual aos americanos... nunca faltou roupa nem comida, esse mito vem sendo repetido vez após vez sem base factual. Não divulgue mais isso. É pura conversa fiada. Queira ver o canal SALA DE GUERRA: os vídeos Os Maiores Mitos da FEB. Canal sério. Informação de confiança.
@@PauloPereira-jj4jv boa noite amigo! Durante a guerra não era somente o Brasil esperando equipamentos de ponta para usar em combate, as modernas carabinas M1 começaram a chegar para os soldados no fim dos treinamentos e em quantidade limitada, muitos equipamentos de ponta utilizados por brasileiros foram "pegos" em combate ou recebidos muito tardiamente. Inclusive existiam termos para isso e outras quebras de conduta, claro que aquela história do Sherman roubado é um exagero. Recomendaria a leitura do livro chamado "Brasil e sua guerra quase desconhecida" de J. Barone e a de documentários em que um os próprios pracinhas contavam essas histórias que relatei acima , incluindo o do uniforme. te desejo uma boa leitura!
@@TheVictorry ... casos isolados com certeza.
Thank you so much, love from Brazil ❤
Video: says something about Brazil
We Brazilians: AEE CARA, RECONHECIMENTO AÍ! Gostei huehuehue
As a brazilian, I must say MUITO OBRIGADO POR RECONHECEREM O ESFORÇO DOS NOSSOS SOLDADOS! // thanks for recognizing the efforts of our soldiers.💚💛💙🇧🇷🌏
Mama bola de gringo
calaboca
@@IL_Phenomenom criança.
@@IL_Phenomenom verme
Damn!
"You brazilians are either very crazy or very brave. Never saw anyone advance against machine guns and defended positions with such disregard for life. You are devils"
The craziness-fueled braveness boosted by lack of knowledge, demoralization and being sent to the wrong places at the wrong times seems to run on our blood to this day. Now I understand the brazilian style of doing politics
We’re just bored.
We're just too much crazy
We're just feijoada
O cara vem pra cá pra lacrar...
Carnaval 👌🏼👌🏼
I am Brazilian and I am very proud of FEB and of all Brazilians who are dedicated to making Brazil a sovereign, democratic and strong country.🇧🇷
Im Brazilian and Im so happy with this reconeciment from Us and Uk!
As a Brazilian, I'm happy to see this video and the effort that went to it. It's quite rare(at least I don't frequently see) to find a foreign history channel even mentioning Brazil's action during ww2. My grandmother's uncle went to fight in Italy, I'm shure he'd be proud of this video
Bravest Brazilian Generation Ever !!! Proud being Brazilian, Proud for our Glorious Troops !🙏🇧🇷
Lol. The Brazilian army is underrated even by the Brazilians.
The Brazilians say that their army is useless and their training is too brutal for something that probably will never happen.
What do they expect, that other countries will show up and fight for them when shit happen?
Nunca vi alguém falando que o treinamento do EB é brutal, e eu até considero o fuzil deles mais pesado do que deveria.
Thanks for recognize our fight against nazism! Greetings from Minas Gerais, Brazil!
Im Brazilian and I agree with you, my grandparent was in the war helping people in the south of Italy and he didn’t get the recognition deserved like other countries got
Eu sou Brasileiro e reconheço vc é neto de um herói tenha orgulho todos os dias um abraço
"Why Brazil's noble efforts in WW2 shouldn't be forgotten."
Me, a brazillian: wait, we did stuff?
Também tô assim man
Agradeça ao nossos (des)governantes que praticamente rescreveram a nossa história, a primeira vez com a proclamação da republica e a segunda vez com a redemocratização.
@@Stronghart Você sabe que o Brasil foi pra II Guerra depois da proclamação da república e que a constituição de 88 não proibiu de ensinar sobre a participação do Brasil na II Guerra, né? Aliás, todos os meus professores de história e de geografia me ensinaram sobre o golpe militar contra o imperador pra instauração da república e sobre a participação do Brasil na II Guerra contra os fascistas aos quais o nosso governo autoritário era inicialmente simpático. Guerra da qual meu avô, cabo do 1º GAvCa da FAB, fez parte.
Mas fiquei curioso. O que reescreveram exatamente?
@@Lexrezende Sim, eu aprendi na escola que:
Na segunda guerra mundial nossos soldados foram sem treino, sem uniformes, medrosos e que a população era contra a entrada na guerra e o alistamento foi forçado.
Da proclamação (golpe) da Republica aprendi na escola que:
O povo lutou pela queda do império e a republica foi uma escolha democrática.
Você trata como se o ensino no Brasil fosse uma coisa unica, como se o que é ensinado no Brasil no sul é ensinado no norte.
Você sabe que o ensino basico é de responsabilidade dos estados e municipios? O Gorveno Federal apenas organiza as matérias que vão ser ensinadas, como elas serão ensinadas não cabe a ele.
Você sabe que COMO é ensinado nas escolas? Você sabe que o modelo de educação do Brasil mudou PELO MENOS 5x nos ultimos 26 anos? (1x FHC 3x PT e 1x Bolsonaro)
Você aprendeu bonitinho na escola? Legal, parabéns, tome aqui o seu troféu e que bom que você não teve um professor mais preocupado em militar do que em ensinar.
@@Stronghart Eu sei que a qualidade do ensino no Brasil é ruim. Professores ruins são a consequência direta dos recursos destinados a educação e pesquisa e da desvalorização dos professores pelos governos e pela população. Não dá pra esperar nada diferente disso. Mas isso é diferente de se reescrever a história. O modelo de educação muda a mais tempo do que isso. Foi graças a uma dessa mudanças que as pessoas se livraram das matérias doutrinárias que eu tive que estudar na ditadura, como OSPB e Educação Moral e Cívica (que agora parecem estar voltando às grades) e que o ensino religioso (que não deveria existir em um estado laico) foi implementado.
When someone realizes Brazil is actually something, we really appreciate that, it’s a completely different video from everyone’s story based videos.
I knew about this a little but nothing to this effect. I thank you all from Brazil for your service and help during the war. Would've loved to see them with their own battleships dishing it out with the Bismark or Yamamoto. That would've been legendary.
The Brazil not is the unique country that have the more capacited army of "peace misson" of the ONU for nothing.. they losed few wars in your history
As a Brazilian, I would love to see my nation get more credit for ww2.
HEROS OF OUR COUNTRY!!!
Congratulations and thanks from Brazil!
my great grandfather fought in italy, its so cool to see the brazilian campaign in ww2 being recognized
One very cool fact about the Brasillian troops was their songs. When I saw the picture of soldiers using musical instruments I thought it would be mentioned but "we" would make "Sambas" and some jingles about the war and the enemy and sang them while on battle, those songs heightened Morale of both americans, brazillians and Italian civillians. Some prisioners captured by the Smoking Snakes would talk about those songs as fearful and there are histories about some squads holding enemy fire while singing those songs like the battle wasn't anything.
There is a really good BBC article about it: www.bbc.com/portuguese/brasil-43385807
Unfortunely I wasn't able to found the english version of the article.
Escutei as gravações dos sambas e marchinhas compostos pelos combatentes, belíssimo trabalho deles. Em uma em específico a Marchinha da Lurdinha tem uma parte da letra dela que me chamou atenção, "pro brasileiro alemão é sopa", kkkkkkkkk achei bem interesante a forma que eles usavam a música para se inspirarem para as batalhas.
Amei o artigo! Fiquei impressionada com os áudios, e bastante triste de não ter tido essa parte tão importante da nossa história no currículo escolar. Saber o que esses homens fizeram enche meu coração de orgulho!