A lot of us would love an update on everything going on with Israel and Hamas. With all the misinformation in the media, sites like this are something we rely on for just the facts. You should include a history of the conflict as well.

@robertcumming9227

7 ай бұрын

The facts are the Israeli settlers are the issue. Most of them aren't even from that region coming mainly from Europe and America and are just there to cause trouble. This is a fact. The Palestinians didn't appose the Israelis until they started getting kicked off their land and oppressed (the word apartheid springs to mind)

@tokivikerness8863

7 ай бұрын

I do enjoy infographics but it does a definite America centric and oddly an anti American tilt depending on the topic at hand that tilts the topic at hand in bias territory. It's great for the broad strokes but the finer details can be missed often.

@klcivic1980

6 ай бұрын

Pretty biased on the Ukraine stuff for sure.

@kn1ght_ch3f78

4 ай бұрын

Warographics is quite unbiased and neutral. Well researched as well.

@joaquinspandex7870

4 ай бұрын

Why do you assume that "The Infographics Show" has actual the real actual information? Was it the pictures? The pictures sold ya.

Loving the topics

Curious: at 19:24, there's an American flag put up, but shouldn't it be a British flag since they were the ones to stop Rommel in North Africa? Americans were not involved in North Africa until later.

@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming

3 ай бұрын

Correct, yet the narrator uses the “we” and “US” when choosing what was done by the US. Examples would be “Dresden was destroyed after the British mercilessly bombed it over three days”. Now that wasn't correct. The RAF (British) bombed Germany at night, while the US bombed it during the day. The US was about to change from daylight bombing to night attacks due to the losses inflicted by the Luftwaffe. It was the advent of long range fighter escorts that stopped the switch allowing for a target to have bombings in the day and night.

@eleptheria1

2 ай бұрын

i think what hes saying is, america beat the nazis single handedly, before they beat the aliens on independence day... unfortunately if you ask your average american, this is what they believe cos this is what theyre taught

I'm glad I found your channel!! This is interesting 🎉.

Great seeing you back at what you do! ❤❤

@HolySych

Ай бұрын

he never stopped ???

I love the kength in this, ive been waiting for one nice and a nice thurough story to sit back and listen to. Id also dig narrating one if these stories myself .

I came in and out on this one due to the length, but what I got was very interesting

Sweet dreams guys 😁

@dylannobles2397

7 ай бұрын

Sweet dreams to you too

Always love these videos

What an eye opener, thank you for the quick tutorial on the functions of this game we call life

It’s crazy how you don’t hear about how brutal Japan was and how many were crimes they’ve done it’s pretty quiet about the Japanese, except for we were fighting them

@ElBergMan

5 ай бұрын

Idk, I heard a lot that stuff growing up. Maybe not so much in school due to how graphic it is describing it lol. But also it opens the topic of the things we did in Vietnam and Korea cuz I’ve heard stories of us basically doing the same kind of things.

@rightinthedome9973

5 ай бұрын

@@ElBergMan a lot of civilians were shot in Vietnam because we couldn't tell the difference between them and the Vietcong.

@rkitchen1967

5 ай бұрын

​​@@ElBergMan The scale and list of Japanese atrocities can't be compared to Vietnam

@gregr2784

4 ай бұрын

America dropped nukes on Japan . Murdered hundreds of thousands. War crime against humanity .

@creativeself7147

4 ай бұрын

What? Is american education on the history of war really this warped? The Japanese and USA conflict is one of the most defining conflicts of WWII with, what can most certainly be called histories biggest change in warfare with the atomic bomb being introduced. I don't know about the USA but in Europe this is an essential part in the education of WW2.

2:35:20 Herman Goering was sentenced to death, not life imprisonment. He committed suicide before the sentence was carried out.

@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming

3 ай бұрын

The sheer number of errors almost makes this video embarrassing.

If there are people attracted to guns, it has to be the BAR right? So expressive and unique

Why would you have FDR walking. Y’all funny AF for that.

Thanks for mentioning the witnesses. I’m subscribing just for this reason 😢

Wow. What a video

As an M1 garand I see this as an absolute win

@SODAcanKILLA

7 ай бұрын

As a mosin nagant I also see this as a win

@TheBestDog

7 ай бұрын

PPSh-41 agrees 👍🏼

@jamesdzimitrowicz6421

7 ай бұрын

StG 44 says if it's production was higher things would be different

@user-fq7kt7py4e

7 ай бұрын

Lee Enfield checking in. My friend BAR Chan loves to sing.

@TheReelGamer1

7 ай бұрын

WTF has no idea what any of y'all are saying lol 😂

My great grandfather caught in WW1 and was wounded in Teflon he crawled 40k over the span of 4 days to get back to some Allies

Keep making more (love them)

@bestplays4597

7 ай бұрын

bro did u even wacth the whole vid u prob did not

@alternatemultio

7 ай бұрын

Same

0:25 I really wonder what it was called back then? Did the people really thought: "That was a big war! Let's call it WWI!"

@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming

3 ай бұрын

It's was used by Roosevelt in 1941. Strangely it wasn't officially called WWII September 1945 when the US and UK named “the war” as “World War II”.

@sajmon4866

3 ай бұрын

People called it "the Great War" and sometimes "the war to end all wars" After WW2 it was renamed to WW1

@mikeprimm4077

6 күн бұрын

World war I was the Great war, the war to end all wars, world war II at the time was just world war II

The coming "Social Credit Score" may live or die with this case.

Love these videos 🙏🏼

500,000 died In Dresden

Pretty dissapointed you mention who was fighting in WW1 and never mentioned any of the commonwealth participants. Well you didn't miss America being there even tho they were late

Tbh, even tho WWII was more deadly WWI just hits differently.

@youngflashy7181

6 ай бұрын

WW2 was the deadliest war but WW1 was the most shocking and scariest

@FettBuildZLeGo

6 ай бұрын

@@youngflashy7181 Fr.

@FringeWizard2

3 ай бұрын

​@@youngflashy7181How so?

@sajmon4866

3 ай бұрын

@@FringeWizard2 trench warfare. The western front was absolute nightmare. Now of course WW2 was absolutely horrific, even as a soldier. But in my opinion in WW2 there was just much bigger chance of getting killed. While WW1 was just torture. Troops were stuck in trenches, mud everywhere, smell of dead bodies, rats, rain and artillery strikes basically 24/7. Sometimes troops were in these conditions for months. And of course attacking against a trench line while your fellow soldiers are getting killed one by one in a massive massacre.. Just absolute torture.

@sharonrigs7999

Ай бұрын

WW1 was the first big war with modern smokeless repeating small arms, HE, gas, mechanisation ect.

I’ve been to Dresden. It is amazing how beautifully rebuilt it is now.

What was the price tag on Howard Hughes contribution to the aircraft war effort? Didn't he tend to spend all his families money on research, development and construction costs? All I can remember was the Albatross, that huge township with wings.

Of course, the first woman was the only opposing vote, lol

@TyLee-tc7bh

9 күн бұрын

Hi

@TyLee-tc7bh

9 күн бұрын

What are you doing up so late

@dewilew2137

8 күн бұрын

It’s so telling, isn’t it? This is why we need more female heads of state all throughout the world.

17:04 savage 💀 Edit: I can’t believe I watched a 3hr+ documentary. Thank you so much for making these long-form videos. This gave me adequate entertainment while I was making bread for the week and fermenting Saurkraut. 👍🏽 Edit: Thank you for your service, Wojtek! 🐻❤️🇵🇱

The targeting of civilians was never a real strategy, it was done either as revenge, or because military targets were based inside cities, like Dresden. It was also very counter productive as it only hardened the defenders resolve to resist rather than surrender.

@astramilitarum876

4 ай бұрын

I assume that Drezden firebombing was a retaliation strike. There were some factories OUTSIDE of the city but with WW2 level of precision there are no way you could hit it. As British said - "Even if we cant hit their industry, we can disrupt live of their workers. If they should wake up every night and rush to the shelter we will consider it as succes." Civilan bombing sometimes used for terryfy enemies. And to thin their resources. Even if this isn't really working.

if i get any prompt about ww2 on my apwh test im definetly gettin a 5 thanks to you

People wonder why the US dropped a bomb on Japan. The treatment of the POW and other SE Asians was absolutely awful.

@CidiKvr

7 күн бұрын

did japan not drop a bomb on pearl harbour?

10:05 That's a B-17 not a B-29

This video art style is so familiar and I can't remember from where

@LillithIO

7 ай бұрын

OMFG IT'S THE UFUCKJING SCP CHANNEL

@XeoraAMV

7 ай бұрын

@@LillithIO it's the same company that makes the videos. They hopped on the scp wave back in like 2019-2020 and never hopped off

@mbmteam3350

6 ай бұрын

SCP explained most likely, same people, same voice. It is not a so to say stile... It is a animation program that allows easy and fast animation, great for YT (forgot then name of it so if anybody remembers...), few channels use it. Even Thoughty2 uses it here and there and his videos are much more simple then this, but good, infotainment. Kurzestagt uses it also like they do, complete videos using that program, that infotainment channel with birds as characters in their video. Cool program.

Stalin should have named the counter offensive Operation Up Uranus or Operation Kick Uranus

War doesn’t show who is right or wrong only who is left

@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming

3 ай бұрын

I think it's very easy to work out who was very wrong and evil, then who was in right and good.

The digitized voice grates my ears.

Tornado gun…….WTF?

being fiercely willing to defend your land in war ''til the end'' is very often thought of as highly virtuous--- but the stubbornness of a famously resolute military culture carries a danger which is seldom ever discussed in the context of any other wars: what happens when you provoke the enemy to use overwhelming force? either by the enemy's choice to send in an unreasonably large army, or their ability to create terror with the manipulation of floods and fires, or their invention a brand new more powerful unnatural weapon? the specific details matter very little really: if you get a reputation for not surrendering, one of these days someone is going to call your bluff on it. the lesson we should really learn is that while surrender may seem shameful and must certainly always be frightening, the alternative very may well in fact be worse. capture is probably better than complete destruction. and overall diplomacy really might be very useful for securing better treatment in prison, when forced to think about the absolute alternatives. atomic bombs are already old news. the next overwhelming superforce will be even worse. you do not want to be on the side that gets hit with it. you want to be one of the ones left alive to sign your surrender on the paper.

@ComicBookVault

5 ай бұрын

Mmm

@robertcumming9227

5 ай бұрын

Gay

@FringeWizard2

3 ай бұрын

Drone swarms will be worse.

During the war 😀 After the war 💀

My Grampa was in the Navy for 35 years, rest his soul, he lied about his age and joined a year earlier so he could help provide for his family. He had a photo album full of war pictures, ones I saw at 9 years old when the book was left out by mistake were of Japanese soldiers buried up to there necks in concrete, allied soldiers walking past and relieving themselves (#1 and #2) on or kicking them. I vaguely remember ones with soldiers heads removed and placed between there legs on short sword spikes. Mom caught me looking at the book and snatched it up quick as lightning, yelled at her dad for leaving it out. He said... Oh hes not going to remember that stuff. Well.... I don't think his generation had a name for people with photographic memories. Maybe a form of witchcraft lol One of my aunts was a practicing white witch.

@mikeprimm4077

6 күн бұрын

I'm going to take stuff that never happened for $500 Alex

@Silverado1st

6 күн бұрын

@@mikeprimm4077 Silly troll. At least mine was original.

7:00 Nearly defeated? Even if Japan sunk every ship, the US would have just built another navy.

Poor South America getting little invites

23:32 bro forgot a important rule for winning battles never declair war in America

I thought they were gonna stone them for not meeting their stone quota

Only 13 million subs he definitely deserves way more nice vid man 1:17

@user-kp6ll9jk7h

4 ай бұрын

That’s a lot of subs

Advancement is why imagine WW3 so many advancements since the last WW it's not going to be pretty.

Do top 30 military in the world next please

As a guy who played ww2 games I have to say this is perfect to watch at dinner

The 7 years war thinking am I a joke to you

03:04:57 is just the AL playerbase flexing their shipfus, especially them Jersey enjoyers who never get enough of her sweet lines.

Pearl Harbor was a canon event, confirmed.

There was also the bat bomb.

@unkledoda420

14 күн бұрын

And a cat bomb was tested. The idea was that cats hate water so they would guide the bomb to hit a ship rather than the water. Obviously it failed. Like how does the cat know that the fast approaching blue stuff is water? Or how do you train them to guide the bomb (it was a series of pedals that needed to be pushed) when you can't really repeat the process, the cat died on the first drop. Plus they discovered that when cats fall from thousands of feet up they kinda go catatonic and don't do anything. So they basically tossed untold number of cats out of planes before they realized such a braindead idea was never gonna work.

@blaircolquhoun7780

10 күн бұрын

@@unkledoda420 Yes, it was. The cat bomb was the brainchild of B.F. Skinner.

I hope Uruguay doesn't get into another war

You misspelled sicily

Great wid

Manilla, Berlin, Warsaw, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 5 cities that were totally destroyed.

the first to ever drop granade and bombs from an airplane was an ITALIAN, and it was called out as a "warcrime" but the international court called it "fair". Remember **it's never a warcrime the first time**!

4:56 malaysia to

never been this early before🤭

I didn’t know Huntington’s disease was caused by no diversity in the gene pool. My dirge grade teacher and her little brother had Huntington disease and I watched their bodies give out on them. They would have muscle spasms of witch they would fall flat on there faces and both of them were 7 foot tall.

@irishboer7124

6 ай бұрын

Diversity in the gene pool spreads diseases such as Huntingdons and Sickle cell anaemia, as seen in the rise of the latter in the Swedish population for instance.

Germany and Russia started WW2

@user-jh1cg4qt4m

7 ай бұрын

Right. These docs always say the Germans started ww2

@youngflashy7181

6 ай бұрын

Technically the Japanese started WW2 in Asia if you think about it in 1936-1937 they were fighting the nationalists and communists of china along with the e British, Australian, and French territories in in Asia but yes Germany and Russia started WW2 in Europe whit the invasion of Poland and the winter war

@user-jh1cg4qt4m

6 ай бұрын

@youngflashy or whatever....

@user-jh1cg4qt4m

6 ай бұрын

Ok richard CRANIUM

if only they couldve used the cod waw music

Wait till you get the numbers for part 3. Lol.

10:06 b17❌ b29✅

@4:35, it says Japanese killed Chinese civilians for sport similar to Russia vs Ukraine? Why did you say more like Israel vs gaza? That's a bit closer to the numbers

36:29 Wrong..!! It began years prior, in Asia..!!

not able to understand that why this type of channels doesn't shows European torchers done during colonization, mainly million of deaths occurred in India during British Raj by British.

Is this account run by ai?

@-Tripolo-

7 ай бұрын

Yes

My guess north Korean MRBM their guidance systems are suspect, as is quality

The screams 😂

@ 11:54 they run like they are obese but dont look obese, its a bizarre lookin run

4:40 ?

Not completely true. For the most part during WW2 the US avoided the direct targeting of civilians

I love all of this but within the first min, I get the wordage and we'll done tbh, British survived 89% of the time then?

Awesome video. However you are wrong with one thing. Vast majority of German Americans and Japanese Americans that were in US internment camps were treated fairly well. They wwte kept together, given thier own homes, vehicles, kids went to school and had summer camps, the adults that were 18+ had to work agricultural, food processing job's during the days with weekend's off and with pay. Many were allowed visits outside of the camps. So this lie about "pretty much prison" was just that a lie for a vast majority of germans and Japanese.

@MrHotDog-vy2lz

7 ай бұрын

Hello great information I never knew that now I’m understanding ww2 a lot more thanks

@believeinmatter

7 ай бұрын

Bizarre to try to justify an Internment Camp. They should never been arrested in the first place. Today it would be classified as a hate crime, those people were Americans.

@believeinmatter

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@MrHotDog-vy2lzit’s not credible information

@ryannutton1704

7 ай бұрын

@@believeinmatter I mean Google is your friend. Feel free to verify this. I wouldn't just make this up and randomly state it on a comment section of KZread.

@ryannutton1704

7 ай бұрын

@akiraaaaaaaaaaa you as well. Google is an awesome friend of ours. I didn't just dream this up. Not one death in the us internment camps thst weren't natural. Vast majority of the German Americans and Japanese said they were upset for the feeling they got being boxed up and taken away from thier normal life however how they were treated and activities within the camps wasn't the issue.

Germany lol. Man immigrants over thier better stop poking that bear

A spit I’ve name of!

Bro can you leave out your own version of what's happening in Ukraine. I love your program when it just delivered the information on the topic not make politically incentivised comments thank you. Stay pure I hated skipping your vids because your information is great but not at ransom

@PetroC873

6 ай бұрын

Every day, Ukrainian civilians fall victim to violence at the hands of Russians. This is an undeniable reality.

@astramilitarum876

4 ай бұрын

@@PetroC873 Yes. But there is difference in dying as "colliteral damage", or result of war crime that was prosecuted as it should be. Or be "killed for a sport like a dog". I dont want to sound unsensetive. People a dying, no matter how and this ia s tragedy. There are no difference for then. But it will hit different for their relatives, for today's politics and future international relationships. This video is about second world war - keep it that way.

@jholmesgt

2 ай бұрын

Word

@NMaxwellParker

Ай бұрын

Russia targets and kills civilians, not sure what the problem is with saying so

Is this a CIA ran channel?

you talk to fast man great videos tho

The biggest Question is how long the US remains neutral as the Germans take England then Greenland and Iceland. And the japanese would of definitely wanted Hawaii

"Never again"...... Serbian war, Gaza, Rwanda...MEH... choose your history, choose your future....

Rommel didn't have the tanks in Africa... Didn't Rommel want less tanks and more infantry for Africa?

@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming

3 ай бұрын

The Afrika Corps was a mechanised formation with 900 tanks. By the time it was defeated, Montgomery’s forces had over 800 still serviceable.

why? your atom bombs

7

4:41 How much are they paying you to say that?

@PTS156

2 ай бұрын

It’s a ludicrous comparison. Straight up false information.

Its all about America. Serbia made more of a impact on both wars, than America for example

Drugz. Ww2 used a bunch on all sides. Plus, weapons were greater to take drugz manufacturing over.

Over a thousand RAF and USAF 8th army bombers took part in the Dresden raid. Please put that in the video. It was not just the RAF. The whole act was disgusting and wrong but, the blame should be shared.

If you wanna talk about Japan being an Axis, start with why. They were an ally in WW1 but were not recognised post WW1. The League of nations did not treat them as an equal. This video is what happens when there's not enough research done

@astramilitarum876

4 ай бұрын

Crysis hit them very-very hard, die to their close ties with America. And that was one of the reason of changes in goverment and changint courses. Why they should sail with America, if their ship sinking? So good old military took the power. And they want to fight.

Japan was possibly the only country that civilian bombing was viable, an lead to political decisions. In Europe, it wasnt effective.

@astramilitarum876

4 ай бұрын

Or maybe not. Maybe loss of their aviation, fleet and whole continental army had to do something with their surrender, you know. Hirohito was a divine emperor, backed by army. What civilian deaths ment to him?

@johnhickman8391

4 ай бұрын

@@astramilitarum876 read more into the subject. Firebombing had huge effects on Japan an the Emporer of Japan was not a warmongering self-centered tyrant.

@johnhickman8391

4 ай бұрын

@@astramilitarum876 like I said, read more into the subject, and youll find the civilian casualties were not so lightly regarded.

@astramilitarum876

4 ай бұрын

@@johnhickman8391 ok I’ll read, sure. Any recommendations?

@johnhickman8391

4 ай бұрын

There is plenty of info on the internet. A google search will give you all kinds of info about it. Look into the traditions used by the emporer and the people in power op procedures. The emporers reactions to civilian losses. Especially after mass firebombing. Also check into its influence in surrender discussions.

Yeah... I got poo-poo.. On my shoe-shoe.. ...wha'tamma'gonna doo-doo.......?

Infographic show please shoutout your a real inspiration to me

My country Bulgaria had 33 wars since 681y the year we were established. What is the chance for a 34? I think its huge, maybe inevitably. We look at Ukraine and we think that wont happen to us. Dont you ever think that ! It will. Maybe not today, but someday. Maybe soon, maybe sooner than we think. God be with us, give us strength and wisdom to deal with another manmade nightmare !

dallas cowboys

IF YOU HATE ME SO MUCH WHY DO YOU KEEP THE EAGLE? HAHAHA UNCLE SAM JUST SERVED YOU HAHAHA

heh, veejay day, heh

4:38 the blatant biased is pathetic

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