Japanese Refused to Surrender (July - September 1945) World War II
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- After years of fighting in Europe, the war in the Pacific was far from over. The Japanese leadership, influenced by their cultural values, refused to surrender, even as the tide of the war turned against them. President Truman faced a difficult decision: continue the costly land campaign in Japan, or pursue a faster end to the war. Ultimately, he authorized the use of atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, resulting in massive destruction and loss of life.
Brave New World (July - September 1945) - Countdown to Victory: World War II
Tread lightly was said to me by my father before asking my grandfather about his service as an jungaleer/island hopper in the pacific. RIP grandpa
🔯✡️☸️🕉☪️✝️☮️🕎☯️☦️🛐⚛️☢️
My grandfather was kidnapped in the Philippines during the Japanese American war 😢 😭 and he was never found after that... my grandma and my mom escaped along her 2 younger siblings & they walked miles & miles away during the war, wearing white clothes and carrying whatever they can to move away from their hometown to another not to be killed and raped by the Japanese soldiers. It took them 4days to do that to be in a safer place away from the war zone. According to my mom, she was 4 years old when it happened & she still vividly remembers how horrific it was and never wished to experience it for our next generation. 😔
I'm truly sorry it happened.
My condolences!
@zahidhasan7052 thank you for kindness
Those were horrific times. I'm so sorry you Did not get to know your grandfather. My grandfather was ex-army at the time in the US. Married with three children. As soon as Pearl harbor happened he tried to reenlist but they wouldn't take him because he was older and had a family. My uncle had enlisted when he turned 18 and 1945. He was just weeks shy of entering the Pacific theater before Japan surrendered. Those were truly horrific times. I'm not sure generations today can really understand how horrible it was for civilians. Let us pray it never happens again
역사를 잊은민족에게 미래를 없다
꼭 기억해야 사건입니다
Sucks to be your grandfather. 🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁
There was a man who survived both the Hiroshima bombing and the Nagasaki attack. He was a business man and was on Hiroshima on business. And after the attack he returned to Nagasaki in time for the
Second bombing. He wasn't injured in
Either attack
A rare accurate explanation of why the atom bombs were used.
Pearl Harbor mistake?
@@mattsmelley5569 Korea, Vietnam, Afghanastan mistake? Learn some history, kid.
My Dad was fighting the Japanese in the Philippines well into 1946 because they either did not know about the surrender or refused to believe it-
1946年とは、戦後もお疲れ様です。
@@user-yg3lo8ro5l How bout translating to English please?
Yes your father surely was in the last great generation of then came the boomers that lead our country down a path of no return to greatness
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@@hjothman7998 ??
Video editors, STOP blurring out the dead and mangled of war. That carnage needs to be seen in clarity. Death and injuries are part of war and need to be displayed in all of its horrors, lessons to be learned!
censoring images is what some people do when they want to alter truth,and want to revise history by sanitizing it to fit their version of reality. they are the same people who put baboons in their front yard, but nix dogs in yours. they do it because they can and rig rules to get their way, and put mystery meat in your mouth while they feast of the finest.
Acima de tudo gostaria de parabenizar ao narrador deste documentário. Fantástico.
Ele é Ótimo em sua NARRAÇÃO TOP
Sim muito bom,e bem melhor que os artificias que pronunciam estranho.
Quando um lider enlouquece, seu povo tem que remove-lo do poder.
My Grandfather Raised me because I lost my Father to Vietnam and he served in the both Theaters Europe and Asia during World War 2.
The stories he would tell us as young Teenagers were very interesting and some were outright terrifying. When I joined The Marine Corps and came home on my first leave he sat me down and we had a long talk about War and he really opened my eyes because I was Brain Washed from Bootcamp and all.
Three great-uncles (WW2) and my dad (Korea/early days Vietnam) did the same with me, but only after I had returned from my first exposure to fire in Beirut; it was like I joined "the club".
USMC - Marine Corps
@@XanthusBarnabas Oh yes, the club, where we all wish we never received that invite 🤣
@@moshco23 Exactly...it's cool when you're a kid and hear all the war stories, not so cool when your "pucker factor" is tight...🤣🤣🤣
@@XanthusBarnabas
I actually had to Google what pucker factor means, even though I somehow had a pretty good feeling I know what it meant 🤣🤣 in Israel in some units we call it "splash to reality" since we all grow up with huge amount of stories about our history, but the second that first whistle goes near your ears you get bitch slapped into reality.
Where did you serve if you don't mind me asking?
If Japan refused to surrender, it would have been stormed and occupied by Soviet Union. Hirohito resolved that soviet occupation is a much worse perspective that an american one. USSR would never allow him to keep his position as a monarch. And the war ended not after the atomic bombs, but after Kwantung army was defeated. Still there is no peace treaty between Japan and Russia due to its treacherous breaking of neutrality pact signed in April 1941.
Parabéns aos produtores desse documentário!
Excelente narração!
My grandpa once told me a story that happened to him while on a battleship in the pacific during WW2.
They came across a lifeboat full of Japanese soldiers. His commander told them all to surrender and they would be captured as POWs.
They refused to be captured and the order was given to shoot them all.
the US Pink panty brigades today could never do that. It might hurt someone's feelings
@@acgillespie Okay captain J.I. Joe. What an idiot.
@@acgillespie They dont need to the birds from above turn all land masses in to glass when need be
I recommend you the documentary "Adolf Hiter: The greatest story never told" by Dennis Wise.
@@acgillespie You didn't hear about it back then and you don't hear about today. It happens. Surrender or die. Simple as that.
War is hell. Remember everybody who died.
A warrior loves his garden. Peace on Earth.
Powerful documentary of WW II
Well done.
No, not well done. This is what happens when a Brit does a documentary on the pacific war is they call the invasion of the islands "Allied" then call causalties "American". He referred to the Doolittle Raid as "The Doolittle raids" as if there were more than one. He said Allies lost 37 ships in Okinawa but closer to 52 were lost and ALL U.S. ships. 147 ships were damaged, and of those 147 only one British ship was damaged by a near miss, HMS Ulster a destroyer suffered a near miss by a bomb. The title is "Japanese refuse to surrender: July-Sept 1945" but the first 1/3 of the video is a recap of the European conflict. Oh..and badly mispronounces Archipelago 28:57 I stopped watching about 2/3 of the way as there are plenty of ACCURATE documentaries out there to watch.
Isto é que uma história de verdade muito obrigado nunca vai haver um terceira guerra mundial
The horror of yesteryear is forgotten by those of today.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂...think again
yes. yester-year will be present year soon enough
Yes, especially by Americans who have never lost their freedom. They think a dictatorship would serve them... they need to read William L. Shirer's Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, that's if any of them can actually read, there are audiobooks they can use I guess😂
i hope you din not forget like those others.
i hope you din not forget like those others.
My Dad was a Marine who fought on Okinawa and was in Tsing Tao China, he was supposed to be part of the invasion force to attack Japan.
My father was in the Burma theater of WWII......
Essa guerra já mais poderar se repetir nunca mais
Tempos tristes e horríveis com um grande sofrimento inimaginável que esse povo possou meu Deus, graças adeus que eu não nasci nessa terrível época!
Fica tranquilo, 3ª guerra a caminho, e o Brasil afundado nela, graças ao Lula. Irá testemunhar a insanidade e crueldade humana, em sua pior espécie.
Maravilloso material documental,gracias
At about 5:40 into the presentation, sorry but there is a major mistake - the Allies ( US, British) did NOT stop at the Rhine. The Rhine was crossed ( under fire in some cases) and advanced into the Ruhr. The allies did however stop at the Elbe river, and met up with Russian troops there. (April 1945 going from memory )
Port Arthur in Korea
this is pretty good documentary but I just wonder
Excelent video!!!
Unconditional and warranted
Despite an inference, no B29s operated anywhere in Europe. One visited the UK though.
As the 'Washington' some operated with the RAF post war.
My gym teacher was standing behind MacArthur during that ceremony, Harry Fine. He once showed me a collection of gold teeth he had cut out of dead Japanese soldiers on some beach in the Pacific Theater . Super nice guy but you could see the horrors of war in his eyes.
MARDER.
I had read about this practice of removing teeth of fallen enemy soldiers in the book “With the Old Breed” (which figured prominently in Ken Burns’ The War). It was cruel and barbaric, and demonstrates perfectly how war turns everyone into monsters, even the “good guys.”
@DTM-Books I don't think they're monsters. The ones still left alive remember their friends being killed. My dads best friend asked him to put his leg back on. On the 4th of July, my poor dad would get drunk and put his head underneath a pillow. You call my dad a monster I call him a murdering ass kicking hero. I call you a punk a$$ bi_th for calling my old man a monster.
But this is more about Europe. 😮
Absolutely horrible how civilians had to pay the highest price because of evil leaders' desire for destruction.
Civilians have always paid the highest price... and likely always will.
Mc Arthur's prayer that God preserve the world peace should be everyone's prayer too. WW2 is so devastating... what more is WW3
The narrator read in the surrender by Japan, that, "...the endurable must be endured." but, I seem to remember reading that, "...the unendurable must be endured."
The latter makes more sense, you're right.
I lived in Germany for 12 years from 1981-1993. I was stationed primarily in the Würzburg/Schweinfurt area and had a close relationship with a former girlfriend and her family. In an ironic twist of fate, her father was assigned to the Atlantic Wall in Normandy when my father ferried troops to Utah Beach on his LCM. We spoke very candidly about German society, how it was very common for German citizens to spy on one another, and how my girlfriend's late father, who was Polish, was conscripted into German Army. At the time, her father was given two options: Serve in the army or he and his family would be guests of the "Final Solution".
many of the allied soldiers were conscripted into the allied armed forces against their will
I was also in Germany around the same time 1982-1988 in Gelnhausen.
Why do living things continue to exist?
Of course, because they continue to be made!
At the same time creating these antonyms, to continue to decorate earth;
Beautiful - ugly
Happy - sad
Laugh - cry
Full - hungry
Life - death
Predator - prey
In fact, all these antonyms might no longer continue to occur, if all living creatures stopped making substitutes. The earth will be empty, quiet, quiet, calm.🙂
Excelente documentário 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Verdade seja dita, se não se apoiassem perderiam
Its amazing how much destruction one person can bring to a whole country ,
True .. He did have a country full of minds who were willing to be molded into his killing machine.
When the people haVE NO WEAPONS TO inforce their demands, they will lose their freedom
It's not just one person. It never is. It's all those that follow that person as well. It's just easier to blame one person.
@@danor6812 If that one person says its over we have lost , why wouldn't others follow that to
@@dangreene3895 Did he do that? No, he didn't he put someone else in charge and killed himself. So that's an irreverent comment to make.
Parabéns por esse belo canal 👍👏😍
melhor que History Channel (o atual)
Si.
And it still goes on at any given time somewhere in the world. We will never learn !!!
For nations in Eastern Europe war did not end neither in 8.05 nor in 2.09 1945 as they were occupied by Soviet Union and had to fight 40 years more until collapse of communism.
You believe “communism” collapsed? Soviets gave in to “peaceful means” only because they were bankrupted in the arms race of the Cold War. Chernobyl also played a part. Russia declared bankruptcy and tore down the wall to receive financial bailout by the west. Look at them once again lately. Try telling the Ukrainians communism is dead.
thank you
When the invasion of Japan did not go off because we nuked them, all the guns in storage on Iwo Jima, four and five pallets high, were put on two ships. One went to Pyongyang and the other to Hanoi. We were sending them the guns to start the next two wars. To find out more look up Col. L Fletcher Prouty. The French were defeated at Dien Bien Phu by American weapons.
Holy S**t , The Industrial war machine didn't waste any time did they ?
Propaganda, but NOT History, has led us to believe that the Empire of Japan began its territorial expansion in the 1930’s, invading China, creating the puppet State of Manchukuo and “Provoking” the war with the Western Powers. But, Was this really, how events happened? Did Japan invade China and South East Asia? It seems so. However, the Propaganda does NOT say that for centuries, all Asia was invaded by Western Powers. England occupied India, Burma (Myanmar); Borneo, Sumatra, Singapore, Malaysia and China (Hong Kong, Nanking, Shanghai, etc). France dominated all Indochina. The Netherlands intervened by the Force of its Arms, to all of Indonesia. And Belgium, Germany, Portugal, Spain, and of course, also the United States were in South East Asia cuz, for example this country, the US, occupied the Philippines since 1898. (Spanish-American War). Thus the panorama in the 30's, the Empire of Japan, when defeating to the Tsarist Russian Empire, it also decided to "Grow" by invading its neighbors. In those years, all European nations had colonies in Africa, India, the Middle East, Asia and America. (England came to occupy almost ¼ part of the planet). For its part, the US, in 113 years of existence as a nation in those years, had "Grown" 711 the size of its territory from its original 13 colonies. Now is the picture clear? Japan for its part, had fought on the side of the winners in World War I (1914-1918), and they, the Japanese, not awarded any "Gain". The western victors of WWI divided the world. Japan was excluded. Thus, Japan's motives for attacking and expanding as the Europeans and the US did seem clearer, right? Then they, the Japanese, attacked China in 1931, which was occupied by 6 Western Powers for almost a century. None of the Western Powers occupying China at this time, OPPOSED or fought Japan for Invading China. NONE! Then, 11 years later after having occupied the territory of China and coexisted without any problem with the Western Powers within China, they, the Japanese, attacked Hawaii, which in turn, this Island had been occupied and annexed by the US in 1898. (In 1900-01, Hawaii became US territory and Hawaii ceased to be an independent nation after more than 630 years of sovereignty. By the time Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, the United States had just completed the 40th anniversary of the military occupation and annexation of Hawaii). They, the Japanese, attacked Singapore, which was then a Colony of England. They, the Japanese, attacked the Philippines, which were occupied by the US and whose Gov’r, Douglas MacArthur reined as Emperor. Yup… Truly like an Absolute Autocrat. Therefore, the Japanese did NOT attack (In the 40’s), Singapore, Burma, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Borneo, Timor, the Philippines, etc. In reality, the Japanese attacked England, France, Belgium, Holland, the US, etc. That is, the Japanese attacked the Western Powers invading all of Asia. That is the verifiable truth. The Empire of Japan didn’t invade. Japan fought against the Invaders. But, Propaganda has made us believe that the good guys were us, the US. And of course… Nanking was a horrendous Genocide committed by Japan, but, it was no more horrendous than the 12 Genocides committed by the United States in his History and all over the world. Nor was it less horrendous than the Genocide committed by King Leopold II of Belgium, in Central Africa. Nor was Nanking more or less horrendous than the Genocides that the British Empire committed in America, Africa, Australia, Middle East, India and also in China too. In the Philippines (1898-1902), the US Army produced a Genocide of One Million people dead. And now, the Japanese are our friends and allies... Yup… But, to fight against China, AGAIN!!! Well… No More. No More British Malaya nor British Borneo nor British wherever. No More French Indochina. No more Dutch Indies. No More Portugese Domains. No More US Domain here. Asia is for Asians and “The China Sea” belongs to CHINA. Westerns powers have nothing to do in Asia. NOTHING!!!
Like.
Escutei dois anjos conversando depois de terem finalizado a sua ronda ,e sondagem dos homens sobre a terra , quando um deles disse: As guerras nunca ensinaram nada aos homens, pois eles sempre repetem os mesmos atos e erros, destruindo a si mesmo deis do início, e hj, repetem as mesmas coisas, nada aprenderam.
This is really well written and narrated. Well done.
So sad to see so much destruction. Have we learned anything , yes , we can do it digitally, as well as weapons , hurray the human race . Cash and power , that's all we think about . The fight goes on, just in a different manner. RIP you brave people
Thunder: it is the profit of the bankers, the arms- industry and the oil barons who wanted a life in luxery.
The same game in this moment is the war in the Oekraine.
As long as there are two people with different desires or wants there will be wars.
I never stopped wondering why people fighting to each other all the time? And the only reason is greed in my personal opinion. More space more resources despite of victims of battle. I don't give a sh*t the goals of wars. People have to stay peaceful. 🌺
I see soldiers in the videos (at least some) are still using Springfield 1903 instead of the normal M1 garand.
They remained throughout the war, mostly as sniper rifles.
I read the wartime autobiography of the pilot of a Japanese Kaiten crewed torpedo - which sunk more allied ships than the Kamikazes. He survived because his machine broke down during its attack. The book came out in the early 70's and the author noted in the last paragraphs, that while watching the start of a Tokyo baseball game on the Emperor's birthday, the whole of the stadium rose up and give three very loud and very patriotic banzais. He stated there was no doubt in his mind that in 1973 Japan would have no problem finding any number of young pilots who would be willing to give their lives and crash their jet fighters into an enemy,
BROKE DOWN DURING THE ATTACK?! The slacker! He should've swam it into detonation!!
日本の国民性だね。すごく分かりやすい。
역사는잊은민족에게 미래를 없다
꼭 기억해야 사건입니다
But by the time that US would have invaded the home island, there would be very few planes left to fly. Additionally zero fuel to train pilots and very little fuel to fill any remaining planes.
One of the books in Tom Clancy's "Jack Ryan" series has renegades in Japan fighting the USA (great story).
Lets pray for a better world!
We can hope but human beings are like our buddies the dogs, most are loyal and friendly as individuals but in a group quickly become wolves.
Look around, it’s getting worse. 3 years ago we none of these problems.
@@halojump123 Where have you been for the last 20,000 years dude? It has always been a cluster. " Out of the twisted timber of humanity nothing straight was ever made" .- Immanuel Kant
God wanted this to happen... Otherwise it wouldn't of...
@@buckwylde7965 people suck... alot
que joia de documentario..
Instead of criticising the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, ask your self what would you as the commander, have done! Whilst thinking about that, think of this: 'It is the duty of a commander, to maximise the damage and losses to the enemy forces and minimise their own losses.'
Merci
Don´t obliterate corpses or wounded or dead people, please. They suffered pain and often lost their lives during battles so that they are worth to be shown the way they were shot.
voyeur, didn't you notice that people cover the face of the dead, in war or peace time, just for decency?
@@truthadvocacy Decency, in my opinion, is not killing people at all. Does this answer make me be understood once for all?
After Hiroshima was bombed the Japanese High Command refused to believe that one bomb had devasted the city and resolved to continue fighting. The allies went ahead with their preparation for the invasion of the Japanese Home Islands. The decision was made to drop the second bomb, the primary target - Niigata was selected, but as it turned out was spared because it was obscured by cloud. The secondary target - Nagasaki, was bombed. The High Command still refused to accept one bomb had destroyed the city. The Emporer told them to face reality - that if one bomb had destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, then there was no point in continuing the fight and surrender was the better option. Those two bombs saved unknown lives - and all of us whose father's, grandfather's - for the younger generations, are indirectly survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, because they would have been involved in the operations required to invade, and occupy Japan. Estimates vary of the number of casualties the allies would have suffered, but it is around 1,000,000 - one million men! Incidentally if the Japanese had not surrendered then Kokura was to be bombed next!
Yes, and millions of Japanese lives were saved.
@@davidtrindle6473 Indeed, but in war the duty of a commander is to maximise the loss of manpower and materiels of war of the enemy, whilst minimising their own losses.
At the end of the day the inescapable fact is almost every one whose relatives were in the allied forces would have been involved in the invasion of tbe Japanese Islands. You are alive today, because your father, grandfather, great-grandfather thankfully, did not have to fight the Japanese on their homeland. Yes I feel sorry for the Japanese people and am glad they were spared the invasion.
My grandfather on my mums side was drafted by the nazis into the panzer division but he just stole the tank and joined the Italian resistance.
Name of the man? Name of the division? When and where exactly was that?
@@marcelbork92 noneya🤣
Lots of people are unaware that Italy fought for the Nazis.
France too.
They're also unaware U.S pardoned & recruited all of the remaining Nazis after WW2. Nazis lived happy peaceful lives thanks to America.
@@itsthenewlifeofsomeone1 As did Hitler himself until 1962 in South America. Most everything we were told is lies, bullshit and nothing but
@@itsthenewlifeofsomeone1 .Still are in Ukraine
... on the same side as ... Not "for".
You forgot the mention the attempted coup against Hirohito when he was going to anounce the surrender over the radio.
Bizarre; it took almost 18 minutes to get to Japan, in a film entitled: Japanese Refused to Surrender. Why?
A contrast between competing armies? Good point you make.
they gotta pay their respects to the you know who's^^
Japon want surrender before atomic bomb ... ask just no touch to Hirohito ...
exactly it's an old doc that the OP used to get clicks sensationalizing Japan
Em um video de quase uma hora e de tão boa qualidade , 18 minutos pela espera sobre o Japão não e muito
Let us not forget the primary motivation for use of the first atom bomb was driven by the U.S. military’s estimation that invading the home Japanese islands would result in no fewer than 500,000 American deaths. As this estimated death toll was unacceptable, use of the atomic bomb seemed all the more logical as the best alternative.
My mom's godfather Cuthbert Hurd worked with Oppenheimer on the A-bomb. He just like Oppenheimer was black listed by our government. Our government really screwed up as Cuthbert had countless allies one being Stanford university. He had a mansion of a house and a secret sliding bookcase in the house that put you in the master closet
Não precisava jogar em uma cidade cheia de civis...l governo americano foi monstruoso.
Those were just the estimates of American casualties. The estimates of Japanese civilian and military casualties were far higher.
@@fearlessfosdick160 What point are you trying to make? Use of the atomic bomb was always calculated within the context of avoiding further American casualties. Perhaps I have missed the point you are trying to make, and if you would be so kind as to offer clarification, I would appreciate it.
@@stoneymcneal2458 Honestly, the use of the atomic bomb saved countless more lives, both American and Japanese, than they took. As it was, the bombs didn't cause any more casualties than a couple of our firebombing raids would have, but helped persuade the Emperor to order a surrender. My point was that the bombs were a factor in saving far more Japanese lives than American. The documentation of the period reveals that Japanese casualties were also a factor because our military planners were afraid that we would have to destroy the entire country.
Só não entendo como Hiroshima e Nagasaki ainda são habitadas!!
I dnt know why But I wants to be in The year when all these were Happened its difficult to face this much pain but I want to feel what it all Feel like
Why? That sounds like something a pervert would want.
are you crazy 🤦
In this WW2 how Atomic Bomb destroyed Heroshima and Nagasaki i feel prety those people and soldier it was a worst year..
Áudio Em Português, Obrigado
Imagine if Commodore Mathew Perry did not forcebly open in 1853 the 200-year closed door policy of Japan through a naval diplomacy the Japanese would still be wearing kimonos, katana, & gepte (wooden shoes). They could not had beaten the Russians in 1904/5, helped the Allied Powers in World War I, and attacked Pearl Harbor, Manila & Singapore in December 7/8 1941.
Godzilla Movies would never have been made and Anime never have come to be!
Among many other things.
40:45, the detonation of the first Atom bomb test.
Poland, the country that did so much, was the only country that really lost the war.
...and for a long time...also the Peace.
E ainda sou capaz de dizer não aprenderam nada estamos em 2023 quase na beira de acontecer o pior do que o que aconteceu. O ser humano não aprende. Com o passado tentando de novo recomeçar o passado😢 e vão conseguir
Waarom in er nooit een gerecht opgezet voor de moorden die de VS hebben begaan in de periode in de jaren 62 tot 65 in Vietnam ?
For an interesting take on Japan's surrender, read "Emperor" about the end of the war and the brutality and senselessness of total war.
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Ordem e harmonia pra quem?
Are these images real/???
I heard that some surrendered when they were offered free sushi and sake though.
Gosto Muito dos Documentários sobre as Guerras que já aconteceram ao longo da História da humanidade, desde as mais Antigas quanto as mais recentes, Como ex: guerras Napoleônicas, a Primeira Guerra Mundial 1914 - 1918, As Grandes Batalhas nas guerras do Império Romano, as Conquistas e Vitórias de Alexandre o Grande, as Batalhas nas Guerras do Império de Genghis Khan. na América do Sul tivemos duas Guerras Importantes a Guerra das Malvinas em 1982 e a Guerra do Paraguay em 1864 - 1870. OBS: muitas foram guerra civil entre o próprio povo, as mais Conhecidas e estudadas guerras civis da História são a Guerra civil Americana 1861 - 1865, a Guerra civil Russa 1918 - 1921, e a Guerra civil Espanhol 1936 - 1939 que foi um tipo de "ensaio" ou preparação para a Segunda Guerra Mundial. No Brasil tivemos várias a mais marcante delas foi a Guerra dos Farrapos 1835 - 1845. Enfim são muitas Guerras e Conflitos entre Nações que já aconteceram. Gosto de ler livros, e TUDO sobre estas Grandes Guerras, e assistir a Muitos Documentários sobre elas. Mas sem SOMBRA de DÚVIDAS nenhuma destas guerras entre Nações que já aconteceram, chama tanta atenção e Curiosidade, tanto dos Historiadores quanto das pessoas Comuns, quanto à ( Segunda Guerra Mundial ) pois além de ser uma Guerra que envolveu uma boa parte dos Países do Globo, seja de forma Direta ou Indireta, ela mudou o Curso da História em muitos Sentidos, vou citar só às ( 5 Cinco ) Principais. (1°) antes da Segunda Guerra Mundial, as Maiores Potências mundiais inclusive Militar, eram Inglaterra, França, e Japão, Mas depois da Segunda Guerra Mundial a MAIOR Potência econômica e Militar do Planeta passou a ser os Estados Unidos, sendo a Maior potência até hoje. OBS: a Alemanha só se tornou de Novo uma Grande Potência militar e Econômica somente alguns anos antes da Segunda Guerra mundial, com a Chegada de Adolf Hitler ao Poder em 1933. (2°) logo após os Estados Unidos ter se Consolidado como a Maior potência Econômica e Militar, logo depois da Guerra o idioma ( Inglês ) passou a ser Considerado o idioma mais importante naquele momento no mundo e continua até os dias de Hoje. (3°) O Dólar Americano passou a ser usado como uma moeda mundial valendo muito, em praticamente todos os Países e continua até os dias de Hoje. (4°) após a Segunda Guerra Mundial a influência nos países do Globo, passou a ser disputada entre duas Potências mundiais, de um lado liderando o Bloco Capitalista os Estados Unidos. do outro liderando o Bloco Socialista ou Comunista como preferem chamar alguns, a União Soviética q emergiu como uma Grande Potência após a Guerra. (5°) após a Segunda Guerra Mundial foi criada em 1947 a ( ONU ) Organização das Nações Unidas, que tinha como Principais Objetivos criar leis e regras rígidas no mundo tais como Comércio, migração de pessoas a outros países, entre outras coisas; mas o Principal Objetivo da criação da ONU era o de impedir novas Guerras, Sempre buscando em Primeiro lugar o Diálogo entre as Nações, mas caso o Diálogo não funcionasse a ONU tbm criou diversas leis para EVITAR ao máximo Guerras, e TODOS os países tinham que seguir estas leis. Mas uma coisa q NÃO entendo até Hoje e não entra na minha cabeça de jeito nenhum, É, Porque a "História" insiste em reconhecer a França como um dos Países Vencedores da Segunda Guerra Mundial? Pois isso É uma Grande MENTIRA ensinada nas escolas, Faculdades, livros, revistas, Documentários, e etc.. sendo que o próprio estudo da Segunda Guerra Mundial através dos livros, revistas, artigos de Historiadores imparciais, e até nos Documentários nos ensina diferente ou Seja que a França foi na Verdade Derrotada pela Alemanha Nazista em menos de Seis Semanas. logo após a Derrota os Franceses foram humilhados pelos Alemães que os obrigaram a assinar os termos da Rendição no MESMO Vagão de Trem, que a Alemanha tinha assinado sua derrota na Primeira guerra mundial anos antes. Que humilhação! Entre as exigências Absurdas exigida pelos Alemães aos Derrotados Franceses, era de que eles criassem um Governo Colaboracionista, inclusive com a França entregando todos os Judeus recidentes no País, Sem contar q a França foi Dividida em duas zonas de influência uma Controlada pelos Nazistas Alemães, e a outra "Controlada" pelo Governo Colaboracionista da França. Portanto colocar a França como uma das Potências Vencedoras da Segunda Guerra Mundial, Não É apenas um Absurdo e "piada sem graça". mas também uma Afronta à própria História q nos Mostra os ( EUA, a URSS e a Inglaterra ) como os VERDADEIROS Vencedores da Segunda Guerra Mundial. a França até hoje deveria agradecer de Joelhos, a Inglaterra e Principalmente os EUA e URSS pela Vitória. Portanto NÃO entendo porque que ainda a Maioria dos livros, Documentários e etc.. insiste nesta Grande MENTIRA em colocar a França como uma das " potências" vencedoras, se ironicamente os próprios livros e Documentários sobre a Segunda Guerra Mundial nos mostra a Verdade de forma contrária ao que está sendo mostrado, pelo menos nesta questão dos Países Vencedores.
Great post.
@@larryb982 Gosto de ser Bastante detalhista, pois sou "Perfeccionista."
Thanks
Espetacular!!!
Fermi, Oppenhaimer and others not reminded
Russia hasn’t changed at all.
It would seem that we ended up in the same place in spite of it all.
God! Real combat! Not a movie!!
"We must endure the unendurable."
The beginning of the end of Nazi Germany (4:56-) was NOT brought on by the D Day landings in 1944 and had their origins MUCH earlier in the war and depending on the opinions of the specific event...ALL agree that the end of Nazi Germany began deep within the Soviet Union and was only a matter of time. At the hugest cost, it was ultimately due to the actions of the Soviet Military that Nazi Germany would be defeated and when it would finally surrender.
Most likely Stalingrad, but the Soviets did benefit from massive Allied (US) logistical and material support.
The loses at Stalingrad made victory unlikely, the US aid to Soviet Union made victory impossible and the loss of the Africa Corp(400,000?) was a final nail in the coffin.
The Battle of the Atlantic was critical to both the eastern and Western fronts. Without the ability to deliver supplies to Russia and build up the invasion fleet and supplies in the UK, neither front would have succeeded.
@ 37:50 or so it refers to "Port Arthur in Korea" - which of course is in China as could be seen on the map. - but appear to be a decent video all in,
Who's that guy in the thumbnail
History must teach us the horror of war hopely the thinking of world war 3 is a myth only....
The lost japonese soldiers in 1974 surender ! 😅 le dernier soldats japonais s'est rendu en 1974! ( il ignorait la fin du conflit !! )
The problem with this war duc is that you bend over through the way you were looking
Please remove background music!
On the second half of this video, the background music makest it very hard to hear what is being said.
Excellent condensé !! Les tarés devraient revoir ce document pour le bien être de tous , faute de quoi ils devront être éliminés á leur tour ....Aléa jacta est ...Salut ...
Mon cœur saigne.
In 1947 , the US changed Japan's Constitution to bring in human and democratic rights .
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The US did not want unconditional surrender . The Japanese military took over the government in 1931 . The Potsdam Declaration of July 26th , 1945 outline the 13 terms of surrender . The Declaration states the intention of the US was to remove Japan's military government for all time and bring in human rights . In other words , The US wanted to change Japan's Constitution. This is why Japan's "Big Six " rejected it with "silence. "
The "Big Six " wanted to make it so costly for the Americans they would seek an armistice .
It was the combination of the 2nd atomic bomb and the Soviet attack on Japan's military that convinced the Emperor and the "Big Six " to accept the Potsdam Declaration on August 10th 1945 - accept the condition of the Emperor would not be changed . However , the Emperor was considered a divinity , and the "Big Six" ruled through him . So the US would not be able to change Japan's Constitution .
While under US occupation , the US changed Japan's Constitution in 1947 and brought in Human and Democratic rights. Japan's Constitution is modeled after Britain's Westminster System.
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World War II hasn't ended yet. Korea remains divided, Japanese territory hasn't been handed back to Japan by the Russians and no peace treaty has been drafted and signed by both countries. So long as these circumstances remain unresolved, the war is still on!
When referring to 'Operation Starvation' the narrator failed to mention the outstanding work and success of the U.S. submarine forces.
Japan relied on seaborne traffic for oil, food, raw materials and some 5 million tons (out of 6 millions in 1942) had been sunk by subs.
O dia que a casa caiu,o país caiuuu.
alemanha perdeu pra elas mesmo
I like the narrator’s voice and vocal manner…all credit to him as good voices become all too distant not to say absent as old Chronos sweeps his stay…and English grammar becomes all too overlooked with the present pseudo new generation represented by our ´immigrant government’ ..Why did they all desire so much to come to England the Land they willingly hated so much?
Agora quere território da Ucrânia
Stalin smiling knowing he got half of europe, fast forward to today’s problems in europe
When the 29th/46th Australian Infantry Battalion landed at Rabaul in September 1945 they were opposed by Korean Marines who refused to surrender
Why are we censoring images these days?
#Progress
0:51 those tank drivers were really good drivers they didn't squish a single person. 🤣🤣🤣
stalin foi iqual ou ate pior