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killed it
The island was already named midway dipshit
..and Hitler is why i hate to say; "I'm German." ;3;
Japanese never surrendered because of their culture. They have the samurai spirit which makes them commit suicide rather then surrender.
"Fight against Nazis" "Rommel" Somethings not right.
I know this is getting older now, but having just seen this, thank you for talking and discussing historical empathy at the end of this video. I believe very strongly that is what we should be teaching and try to have my students understand that when they learn.
Rocket Jump @ 6:25
I hate to say this but it's Hitler's birthday.
What part did Chicago play in the Manhattan project? I thought that the innards were made in Oak Ridge, Tennessee and the outer shell was made somewhere in New Mexico. Where did Chicago come from?
Wait, Canadians were also in WWII?
TF2 references galore :)
that ending was deeep
John: "I'm not a worrier at all."
Me: "John, you're a WORDier."
I'm sorry. I need to stop and reevaluate my life.
8:39 why don't they have shadows? 0.0
Let's call a spade a spade. The United States was, by a long way, the
single most cowardly country in the whole of World War Two. If Japan
hadn't attacked the USA first, America would have hidden from the entire
conflict.
And then this cowardly nation runs around for 70 years patting each other on the back and inventing phrases like "You'd be speaking German now if it wasn't for us" and "we saved your ass in WW" like they were the biggest heroes of the war.
Americans should be ashamed of their role in the war, not boasting about it.
It's strange how he always refers the the USA as "us" or "our" or "we". A very American thing, to believe their own person represents their entre country and the actions of it in the past are a component of the Americans identity. It creates an odd "us versus them" kind of thing and makes it hard to believe he's not biased, despite what he's ACTUALLY saying
Shoutout to everyone cramming for the APUSH exam Friday!
I live in Rhode Island and we still celebrate Victory over Japan Day (VJ Day) on August 8th….. Why I don't know.
Who's watching this the day before the APUSH test LOL
why no one ever mention greeks? we fought for a year with very limited army