Maybe people should read about what Japanese army did to hundreds of thousands of civilians and prisoners of war.

@mylifeasasociopath

23 күн бұрын

Every single country has atrocious, unconscionable skeletons in their murderous closets. Maybe people should read about the near complete decimation of 12 million Native people between 1492 and 1900 by "Americans." Pointing fingers does nothing for no one, ever. Every country is complicit.

@raulabad5414

20 күн бұрын

Yours is one of the stupidest comments I have ever read, that is what the American government puts into every citizen's head, Japan had already lost the war, what happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a project to test the bomb on human beings, because They did not throw the bomb in to japaqnese military camps, every American should remember the crimes committed by their murderous government.

@jbrobertson6052

19 күн бұрын

Every time I mentioned anything like that they remove my comment. I feel sorry for the kids of tomorrow for they will be made to forget the truth and only remember the decided written narrative of the elites

Eu não tenho palavras pra agradecer os criadores desse canal. Tanto conteúdo fantástico de graça é uma das coisas mais nobres que eu já vi na internet, sejam que forem, estão de parabéns em todas as línguas do mundo.

Traduzcan en castellano o subtitulado en castellano. La traducción automática es mala.

Opa, vamos p mais um ótimo documentario.

We've apologized to each other for decades, the combatants have become friends for the most part. We are allies To demonize one side or the other Is certainly taking the lower path To add I had uncles that fought in this theater I've worked in Japan for YRC I absolutely love the Japanese people Gracious respectful and full of culture The bond between us is unbreakable

Excelente documental

@Daniel-zt3pz

22 күн бұрын

Tojo contoured the military u can read all about it in the time life book titled the fall of Japan and quiot a good read

Very interesting very sad video.

From Indonesia🇮🇩 watching

The question is what did we learn from it? That nuc power and the devastating results from it.

I had the honor of interviewing the late General Paul Tibbets, Commander of the Enola Gay, about 25 years ago. Very interesting and humble man.

@nkel6111

9 күн бұрын

murderer...and the pope says killers go to hell. sorry mister tibbots--hell is hotter than your bomb

Decimated the city? Only 10%? I thought it was more than that.

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

This is the third video I’ve seen tonight that mis-used the word “Decimate”. Sloppy writing and no knowledge of Latin…

As the man said..we have awakened a sleeping giant...

This is so terrible 😢. This all happened before I was even born, but just watching it breaks my heart, so must death, suffering and destruction 💔.

@broncodaddy46507

8 күн бұрын

And those atomic bombs were small compared to today’s bombs

During wwII,my grand father is a filipino soldier merge by the american soldier,he was assign at corrigedor islands and he survived,according to him only few of them survived because of heavy bumbarbment by the japanise invasion especially those at the battle that time attacking,my grand father got survive they are at the cave that time.

Haven't started yet, but I hope this documentary isn't ruined by a narrator with a horrible voice over.

@MMJ66

26 күн бұрын

narrator is cool 😂

@chadromanowski2408

26 күн бұрын

Very good video. Show a side I haven't seen in depth before.

@Ken-sl4um

26 күн бұрын

Didn't GIs and Marines land at Okinawa?

@earlysda

25 күн бұрын

@@Ken-sl4um Yes, the video shows that clearly around the 5:50 mark.

C était très intéressant

@justaglance6388

21 күн бұрын

My Grandparents Father side is from Hiroshima She saw the before the war and the after so Bachan use to tell me about the city. When I went I could not keep my eyes dry Took for granted we use this and that makes you really think.

This's a rather concise but excellent doc. lasting for only 52+ short min., & I appreciate it to the full. In a sense, Japan had become so overconfident & even complacent after they triumphed over the UK in Singapore in 1942, & the majority of those condescending & somewhat arrogant Japanese military leaders misjudged the real power of the USA ( although some leaders accurately assessed America but their opinions were utterly ignored & obliterated ). In addition, pls note the following actual fact that Japan asked USSR to be their mediator a few months before Aug. 15, 1945, but Japan was completely deceived & betrayed by Stalin. This's why almost all of Japanese have sheer antipathy to Russians even now or interminably! Incidentally, Gen. MacArthur preserved the existence of Emperor Hirohito who had been considered as a demigod. Of course Japan did appreciate the general for the preservation, cuz if that were Stalin, he'd have w/ no qualms at all abolished the Japanese emperor & its system due to communism. Thanks you again for reading my another lengthy comment, & you all have a marvelous day however you spend it, & stay healthy wherever you are. Bye & Sayonara,,,,,(06/05/24)

Its constantly left out is that while under US occupation , Japan's Constitution was changed in 1947 . This is a war that Japan started in 1937 and committed millions of atrocities in Manchuria , China , Korea , Vietnam , the Philippines , Indonesia , Burma , Formosa and Hong Kong . The Japanese used 10 million Asians and POW's in brutal forced labour camps . Truman and his advisors wanted to make sure that Japan's military gov did not rise up again like Germany did after WW I . As such the 13 terms of the July 26th , 1945 Potsdam Declaration made it clear that the US wanted to remove Japan's military gov for all time and bring in human rights . Instead , the "Big Six " ignored this and wanted to make it so costly in US lives that Truman and his advisors would negotiate terms instead . By late July 1945 , US intelligence reports indicated the JIA build up on Kyushu would have resulted in a 1:1 invasion ratio and a total blood bath - As Harry Truman stated it would have been an Okinawa from one end of Japan to the other . .

@AshikhoDaiLi-gy6sw

5 күн бұрын

GOD BLESS Mankind's Shortcomings in All Respects Courtesy DR.Ashikho DaiLi Founder Switland For World Peace Harmony and Development Under Heavens with Almighty GOD in JESUS CHRIST Amen

In a nutshell, 2 A-bombs, one generated by Uranium & another by Plutonium, were dropped; the uranium A-bomb on Hiroshima on Aug 6 followed by plutonium one on Nagasaki on Aug 9, 1945, & Japan capitulated on Aug 15, 1945 ( officially on Sep 2, 1945 ). Why two? someone was dying to know the difference in destructive power btw the aforementioned 2 bombs ( Japanese was used as guinea pigs ). From American point of view, it minimized American casualties, & finally it ended the WW2. (To get to know further in detail, pls delve into the contents of Yalta Conference at a Crimean port btw Roosevelt, Stalin & Churchill in Feb, 1945 ). Stalin started invading Japan through Manchuria, China on Aug 19. Of note is MacArthur sternly warned Stalin not to enter Hokkaido, the very northern par of Japan. Yes, the heinous atrocities Japan had inflicted such as on POWs, Bataan death march, Burma railroad construction, Peking massacre, Unit 731human experiment, etc., are utterly unspeakable. I'll cease here, cuz it's getting too lengthy. Thanks for reading my lengthy comments, I wish you all happiness & good health.,,,,(05/28/24)

I believe it had to be done otherwise the war against Japan would had gone on to 1950 if the automic bomb had not been dropped

@raulabad5414

20 күн бұрын

Yours is one of the stupidest comments I have ever read, that is what the American government puts into every citizen's head, Japan had already lost the war, what happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a project to test the bomb on human beings, why USA did not throw the bomb in to the Japanese military camps, every American citizen should remember the crimes committed by your murderous government.

@user-mg7ct1no1c

14 күн бұрын

Неправда!Американцы скинули бомбы ,чтобы продемонстрировать СССР,на что они способны.США плевать на всех людей,ради достижения своего господства

Thank America for bringing peace and freedom to Japan. You may think I'm being faceitious, but I've actually had several elderly Japanese men half whisper these words to me. They said that if Japan had defeated America, Japan would still be at war with someone else today - constant war.

@zm23f

25 күн бұрын

🤬 🤬🤬

@jeg5gom

25 күн бұрын

What you say sounds harsh, but it is the truth.

@pyarepiyush

25 күн бұрын

Well thats true for america today. We can't even go few years without putting our nose into a conflict, shuffling governments, destabilizing regions, torturing thoisands of political dissidents in black sites, etc. And when they try to fight back, brand them as terrorist and spend trillions in defense budget to replace one group with another group. Once the other group turns against us, we repeat the cycle all over again. And somehow convince the sheepish americans that they're morally in the right.

@manasseskamau5327

25 күн бұрын

Oh, you mean like the way America has been at war since.

@otuoeyez3174

20 күн бұрын

was Japan that stubborn?

Fukushima too

❤.

*We have to understand that Japan went by the book... suffering an "embargo" at first...when at the time it was considered an act of war...Japan in self-defense launch a counterattack in the military installation of PH (only) in Hawaii...from there things escalate until the surrender...what eventually lead until now days to become the best of the allies...(The Japanese didn´t fear the russians since they have defeated them during the "First War...they were considered very weak.) The interesting part of the battles for Manchukuo...is that they acting on their own against the orders of Tokyo of not engage with the enemy...nevertheless...it happened...and even in the surrender by the Japanese the russians end up having far more casualties...*

"If they do not now accept our terms they may expect a rain of ruin from the air, the like of which has never been seen on this earth. Behind this air attack will follow sea and land forces in such numbers and power as they have not yet seen and with the fighting skill of which they are already well aware." Pres. Harry S. Truman, Aug. 1945 We are all aware of the 'rain of ruin from the air...' part of the Allies' ultimatum as dictated by Truman. I've always loved that ice cold threat with the proceeding line of 'sea and land forces in such numbers...'. Either threat should never stand alone when quoting--I'd argue it's the most ballsy commination ever put forward in an ultimatum--because the air, land, and sea forces to which it all refers was the greatest assemblage of firepower and warring might ever assembled under the sun and the most obvious fact of the entire Second World War. Both the summation of the forces and raw power of the Western Allies combined with the Soviet Union of August 1945 along with Chinese forces and whatnot, 3 months freed of having to fight anybody else but the Empire of Japan. I'd be shaking in boots.

8:15 Do they ever find the soldiers' dog tags?

come to mind word of B-29 pilot who took on a duty at the time that there might have been many more death toll if didn't use A-bomb

@user-gc9vp6nq9n

7 күн бұрын

それはうそです！ルーズベルトの陰謀です。彼は原爆を使いたかった！ある意味狂信者。

Thumbs down for putting an old timey filter on already vintage footage.

Make a video Subash Chandra Bose, he is part of Hitler axis in ww2. He died during Hiroshima

ne jamais oublier des millions de japonais civile sont mort et les alliés😔😔💖💖 aussi

A grand uncle of mine was a POW held by Japan for 3 yrs. He survived and lived out his life back home in the USA. 2 other grand uncles of my family were killed because of Japan out at sea.

@PooyaayaryPerez

26 күн бұрын

🖤🙏🏼😪

@Boricmerluzoctmhe4qw

26 күн бұрын

Respeto 💪

@user-we5hy7oj1s

20 күн бұрын

Is it Japan's fault? Why don't we pray for peace by learning from the lessons of the past? We Japanese don't hate America even though America dropped two atomic bombs on us. What we should hate is war itself. Please visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. There is not a single word of hatred towards America written there. It is up to us young people to avoid the mistakes of the past and to build a peaceful world.

@jule3480

20 күн бұрын

@@user-we5hy7oj1sYes it was Japan’s fault. Just like the horrors of the atomic bomb is remembered so must Nanking, the Burma Railway and the rest of it.

@TheStrainers

20 күн бұрын

Yes it was, but we do love all of Japan now for decades. Forgive? But forget, never. Hope Japan will stay Japan and not let the horrors of non Japanese ruin it.

終戦直後のある帰還兵のひと言「いくさは決してするもんじゃない」をいつも想い出してます。敵味方もお互いにそうだろう～なって思う（そろそろ92歳ポンコツ爺）

The Japanese treated the Okinawains with disdain!! They thought of them as poor, peseants, beneath the mainland people of Japan. They didn't consider Okinawains as Japanese.

"Unprovoked, sneak attack..." Uh, ask Admiral Husband Kimmel about that.

The A-Bomb at Hiroshima was NOT the first Atomic Bomb that history had ever seen, That record went to an A-Bomb named "Gadget". This explosion took place on July 16, 1945, at a site located 210 miles south of Los Alamos, New Mexico, on the plains of the Alamogordo Bombing Range, known as the Jornada del Muerto. The code name for the test was "Trinity."

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

Yes, but that was a TEST bomb to see if it worked. Also, it was done in secret.

Marines ! Navy ! Marines and Sailors don't like to be called Soldiers, but the US Army was involved as well.

Pls.. Pls..🙏.. No more n stop war.. So creepy condition..😭 I hate war but i love japan.. Very nice beautiful country right now.. ❤

@capricorn839

24 күн бұрын

Tell that to NK's Fat Kimmy, Pootin and Winnie of the CCP

👍🏻⚔️

C'est pour pas oublier les massacres en Chine au Philippine j' en doute

A pesar de tanta barbarie y destrucción, a pocos años de esta fallida experiencia humana, otra vez están en el mismo sitio de la historia, haciendo otra vez las misma fechorías criminales. no aprendieron nada, porque el que nace equivocado, sigue estando equivocado, hasta que no reconozca que su error no solo terminó con su existencia sino con la de tantos otros .... somos los humanos realmente inteligentes?

@thekneidlachengineer6038

23 күн бұрын

Quién es ud. para estar pontificando? Cuantos años tiene?

@martinforever11

22 күн бұрын

@@thekneidlachengineer6038 Lo mismo cabría preguntar a usted, quién cree que es para criticar las opiniones de los demás.

This has nothing to do with Hiroshima

W

What were those 2400 soldiers doing at the harbour?

@capricorn839

24 күн бұрын

You expect them to do Picnicking ?

@otuoeyez3174

20 күн бұрын

america with their lies

@nkel6111

9 күн бұрын

@@otuoeyez3174 americans...they don't lie--they just almost never tell the truth

この翻訳は一体なんだ！？酷すぎる。 どこのAIを使っているのかしら？

wOw

If the nuclear bombs had not been dropped neither my husband nor I would have been born. Our fathers would have died in Japan.

Greta Garbo said that, with the dropping of the A bomb, this will change the world forever; and it did.

War is never an answer🙁

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

Grow the f&%k up. Japan had already been at War for what? 2 or 3 years? As soon as we embargoed oil and steel because of their invasion of China, the war was inevitable.

In Hiroshima, a Zentner 76 atomic bomb was dropped, which is German-made, the so-called "L I" manufactured (it is a copy) made in the USA did not pass the test, the German bomb was quickly painted as "L II" both differed in the electronic package, not in the general aspect.... L II was launched, the US never explained the presence of 3 atomic bombs on the Island of Tinian, the L I (Little boy) the L II (Zentner 76) the Fat Plutonium bomb Man..... Perhaps one day history will recognize these facts. There is a photo of the L II with the "solvent" stains that erased the German inscriptions.

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

You forget that the GERMANS never developed an Atomic Weapon. EVER.

@jorgebordon5131

18 күн бұрын

@@samiam619 Please do some research...the Little Boy bomb is a German bomb called Zentner 76, it is a bomb with an enriched uranium trigger fuze, two were taken to Tinian Island, the LI failed the test, the bomb was launched. L II, look for the photos...the US never manufactured uranium bombs, because until 1955 they did not know how to do it, until von Ardennes' secretary was released by the Russians, this man came to the West and patented the Zippe system for uranium refining...that's why you should increase your knowledge....Read Oppenheimer's biography, when asked why he didn't test the bomb Little boy answered: "...it wasn't necessary, the Germans had already done it proven..." The US still owes an explanation of those events to its own people.

Pourquoi usa frape le japon

8:46 effective but very cruel??? The Japanese military in World War Two were cruel. They started the war with a sneak attack. Then they slaughtered millions of civilians and prisoners of war. Not to mention on Okinawa they used civilians as human shields and pretended to surrender, just to kill anybody who attempted to accept their surrender. Nowadays it’s almost completely forgotten… their military in World War Two were not victims…

なんで負けるのがわかっていた戦を始めたのか？　伝統、価値観、道徳を失った。　ペリー来航から続く因縁だ。

blame the emperor

@earlysda

25 күн бұрын

Blame the people who set up the emperor, blame the people who followed the emperor, and then blame the emperor.

TQ AMERICA" ❤👍👍👍🤩

因果報應。😮

Poor guy? I don't think so. Should've thought about that before attacking Pearl harbor

@kareldekale4987

19 күн бұрын

Day of deceit-The Truth about FDR and Pearl Harbor by Robert B.Stinnett. ARTE-4 augustus 2022-9.25-Stadt, Land, Kunst- Hiroshima, de echte waarheid.

@badmonkey2222

19 күн бұрын

@@kareldekale4987 God bless the USA 🇺🇲 !!!

@kareldekale4987

19 күн бұрын

@@badmonkey2222 Hoe lang nog?

@user-mg7ct1no1c

14 күн бұрын

Боже,херани США🚀🚀🚀🔥

日本名物広島焼きw🤣

I wasn't the emporer it was tojo

@garygallagher5545

25 күн бұрын

the emporer was a war criminal

@capricorn839

24 күн бұрын

Are you saying the emperor reports to Tojo ?

Só uma fala dele tendenciosa que fala que os soldados capturados eram incentivados a suicidarem por medo de serem capturados e torturados pelo inimigo... O que na verdade a prática de suicídio tem origem na cultura, adoração ao imperador, e no espírito samurai bushido.. Era quase um orgulho morrer em combate, sendo útil... isso na forma deles pensarem, diferentemente dos ocidentais, que preferem poupar vidas. Os japoneses, havia uma lavagem cerebral, entre soldados, que o fazia adorar o imperador como se fosse equiparado ao Deus Sol, tinham uma superioridade racial que os faziam tratar os inimigos capturados como animal e grande desprezo, todos, pior ainda Chineses.. Praticaram o maior estupro contra chineses em 1937, estupro de Nanquim 20 mil mulheres... Davam suas vidas para nação, para imperador,.. era uma espécie de honra... Não respeitavam a convenção de Genebra sobre direitos humanos de prisioneiros... e praticavam atrocidades com eles...

The japanese did not believe in terms and by the end of the war, the Americans had absorbed so many losses that they took up the black flag and accommodated them. Neither side has much to be proud of now. When you act like an enemy will always be an enemy, you find that when time passes and hatred fades,. towards an enemy fades with it.

@garygallagher5545

25 күн бұрын

no a way to end the war and to save millions of lifes

@earlysda

25 күн бұрын

"Neither side has much to be proud of now"??? Both countries are great allies now, powering the world forward in technology and new advances.

@robertalpy

25 күн бұрын

@@earlysda I suppose if I were to say I mean tin terms of what occurred during the pacific war tou would continue pretending not to understand?

@earlysda

25 күн бұрын

@@robertalpy robert, when you can write in understandable English, please let me know.

@jule3480

21 күн бұрын

@@garygallagher5545 It’s also no way for Japanese to mass R*pe tens of thousands, terminate hundreds of thousands of civilian lives in countries they invaded.

I can't stop crying tears...

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

Grow up, ya baby.

1930s Japan isnt like hamas they got their asses destroyed an didn't cry over getting their asses handed to them.

@earlysda

25 күн бұрын

Exactly. They surrendered, and then worked hard to build their country up to where it is today. Hamas doesn't know how to build anything, except maybe tunnels.

@ColinFreeman-kh9us

24 күн бұрын

@@earlysda cowardly comment you support genocide

@raulabad5414

20 күн бұрын

Yours is one of the stupidest comments I have ever read, that is what the American government puts into every citizen's head, Japan had already lost the war, what happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a project to test the bomb on human beings, because They did not throw the bomb in to japaqnese military camps, every American should remember the crimes committed by their murderous government.

HIROSHIMA=廣島

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

Yeah? So what?

Kamikazi fighters there feet will be tied to the airplane as padlock by their leader. My uncle witnessed that in the airfield in Manila during world war 2.

i have no sympathy a way to end a tirrible war

That narcissist MacArthur wanted retribution on Japan that was his whole reason for invading the Philippines when they could have just avoided them and gone around them to Japan he should’ve been brought up on criminal charges

@seattlewa8500

3 сағат бұрын

Japan killed over 100,000 Filipino citizens. So you wanted the U.S. to stay out of the Philippines, so the Japanese could have killed more citizens?

There is alot of propaganda here, we are not actually sure that this was done by one single bomb.

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

Who is this “WE” you speak of? The air crew took movies and they only show ONE MUSHROOM cloud.

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

Do “WE” also think the Earth is FLAT?

@snowskate435

18 күн бұрын

@samiam619 yea, when I say we, I mean the people who are with the wisdom to know that in the real world the military has been scripting up & fabricating events & attacks and false flag events throughout their entire existence. Have you ever considered the facts that we in America have been told about the Russians and the Soviet Union that actually is just propaganda nonsense to control and influence the minds of citizens? Probably not,... The United States military will make up a fake reality & history for its citizens all the way to the point of assisting NASA with faking a moon landing...this topic goes very deep & causes one to scrutinize the compromised systems we are made to trust.

3 whole days to surrender in 1945.... the usa better not open there shirt, there heart might fall out

Hiroshima y Nagasaki, el crímen de guerra más grande cometido por EEUU y que quedó en la impunidad más atroz

@coltringcoltring7448

21 күн бұрын

You never heard of unit 137 huh?

@user-km5vt1wq7w

21 күн бұрын

​@@coltringcoltring7448それは何ですか？

@katr8756

19 күн бұрын

​@@user-km5vt1wq7wIt's Unit 731!!! It was a Japanese medical, and biological Unit that experimented on prisoners of war. These monsterous japanese doctors did vivisections on conscious, fully aware prisoners!!! Monsters all!!

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

@@user-km5vt1wq7wYou think the Germans were the only ones to experiment on human subjects? Google unit 137.

@user-km5vt1wq7w

18 күн бұрын

​@@samiam619人体実験は世界中で行われてます。

Japan destroyed the US navy. The United States destroyed the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with civilians. Have questions?

@jule3480

25 күн бұрын

Yes, why didn’t you include the details of the Japanese Imperial Army massacring hundreds of thousands of of civilians,performing scientific experiments of civilians, torture, rape, Slavs Labor and starvation of POWs?

@jule3480

25 күн бұрын

Not mentioning what hundreds of thousands of civilians went through at the hands of JIA? No mention of the experiments on civilians ?

@MostIntelligentMan

25 күн бұрын

1. japan never destroyed us navy, by end of war us navy was biggest ever, pearl harbor was small loss. 2. japan masacred chinese and koreans, mostly civilians. 3. usa first destroyed japanese navy, but japan retardedly continued fighting, usa understandably was sick of loosing men so terror bombed japan, but japanese rly asked for it with retarded refusal to surrender.

@garygallagher5545

25 күн бұрын

and the japan rape of nanking 300000 and twenty million chinese

@earlysda

25 күн бұрын

Japan definitely didn't destroy the US Navy. That is a ridiculous statement.

You need JESUS CHRIST to save your life JESUS CHRIST really coming soon

ok wow

何故毛利裕仁と刺し違えない？シャブ中には無理だよな。

Japan is very peaceful nation, why America use nuclear weapons?

@capricorn839

24 күн бұрын

Pissful or peaceful ?

@6565hopepy

24 күн бұрын

@@capricorn839 Japan was the leader in Asian, it’s bring happiness to all Asian people

@WilliamMurphy-tj7il

22 күн бұрын

Try saying that crap in the Philippines, china or anywhere in the Pacific dink

@Am_Yisrael_Chai_7

22 күн бұрын

😂

@samiam619

18 күн бұрын

@@6565hopepyYou funny guy! Read some real History and come back with a report on how STUPID you were to post the original question.

Isn’t it funny how Tojo the head of the Japanese Military during WWII Didn’t mind sacrificing all these Japanese Pilots who now own Kawasaki manufacturing plant I believe or one of them I’m sure never sacrificing his life but been riding hi & rich since WWII as usual !!!!

@capricorn839

24 күн бұрын

In times of crisis usually it's the leader that is hiding like a coward