I copied this one to my wife, born in Colombia. Great that you spelled the country correctly (Americans are prone to spelling "Columbia") and pronounced it right. My wife's great uncles fought for the United States in Korea, then settled in the U.S. after the war, thereby rooting the family here. She grew up in the 1950s during La Violencia, when each party was fighting for towns and raising their flag over them. Because her great uncles were rooted in the USA in the 50's, whe was able to get here in the 90s. Nice job of covering a facet of the war that is often overlooked. I know some Latin American countries like Brazil sent combat troops to the European theater. At least with Colombia we had a friendly neighbor who kept our men supplied with coffee, when the Germans couldn't get any. Even a little thing like that makes a difference in war.
Just to be clear there are a lot of places in the US named Columbia. Even the United States as a whole was nearly named Columbia. Just saying in case you're mistaking instances of someone referring to a town or such named Columbia as actually meaning Colombia.
@@MintyLime703 This happens a lot. When I tell people my wife is from Colombia, they think it's Columbia, South Carolina. Of course, our national capital is in the District of Columbia. And the song we learned as kids: "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean!" The CBS television network is the Columbia Broadcasting System. The Canadian province of British Columbia, and so on. The synonym of Columbia for the USA and part of Canada seems to have been more common in the vernacular decades abo.
I'm an American expat living in Colombia and, other than being aware that Germans were interned, I know little of Colombia's role in WW2. Thanks for this video. It was quite informative and interesting. I think Nazis escaped to Colombia as they did to other Latin American countries and there were Nazi sympathizers before and during the war, as well.
the Mexican "Aztec Eagles" Squadron fought in the Pacific,especially the reconquering of the Phillipines, about 300 airmen, including 36 Pilots, flying about 800 missions on P 47s
Congratulations on this new show .It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage video about Colombia 🇨🇴 participants in WW2 besides allies.. also, video clearly explained past political events of Colombia 🇨🇴 which were orchestrated by the US influences in Colombia 🇨🇴 and its biased groups. Thank you 🙏 ( History Hustle) channel for sharing. This magnificent video and good luck for 🙏 you ( Sir Stefan)
The Airlines company you mentioned, which is Avianca today was a German-Colombian enterprise. It is the oldest airline company in the world. That's the reason why Colombians were not concern about the company. Also, most of the "german" immigrants were catholics from Bavavarian and often Austria. Also, a lot of the jews were from Germany but on their papers were denominated as Germans. Another reason why there no immediate concern to take over Geman assets until German units began attacking civilian shipping. Today a lot of the biggest factories are still run by descendants if German immigrants. Many of them arrived to the country in the 19th century during the federal period during a 2 decade period of rapid industrialization. Around the same time Argentina became a developed country and South America was experiencing immigration waves.
I would be interested in Equator and Peru during WWII, since they fought a little war. If you head down that way, try a video. BTW, this is a nice video!
Yes, with the exception of Brazil, contributions made by other Latin American countries to the Allied cause don't get many mentions. The tiny Cuban navy sank at least one U-Boat. Mexico deployed one air force fighter group (equipped with American-made P-47s) to the Pacific. Etc...
Love your work as always mate! Also loved that you linked to The Cold War for their video of La Violencia, two of my favourite TH-cam content creators showing each other the love, History folk looking after History folk - take that TH-cam algorithm 😅
Absolutely love your stuff. Colombo American who is a huge fan of your channel. Shows archaic info never covered Funny story my father told me of the Germans in Colombia who were interned. In this only 4 star hotel where the President visited them once a week
Great vídeo, Thanks for sharing. In Brazil the expeditionary force of WW 2 are called “Pracinhas” and there was a very famous quote by president Vargas over the war: Is easier for a Snake to smoke then to brazil enter the war. When brazil declared war to the axis powers, the newspappers where all saying: The Snake has smoked hahahah This is a very good joke about impossible things to happen and people still uses to this day
At this time, Brazil was on the right side of History. Staying aligned with US is what ensures some trade freedom to the conntinent. Obrigado, Stefan! ヽ(͡◕ ͜ʖ ͡◕)ﾉ 🍀 🇧🇷
My family arrived from Poland to Colombia in 1880s as we know in the family they were very scary when wars started as there was nazis movements in Colombia too
Stop talking so much rubbish that Nazis or anything is a gringo Khazarian, although what is expected of another Polish Khazarian telling lies when many innocent Germans were massacred and taken out of the country because of the shitty CIA and without telling what just happened to them to On the day of the Bogotazo, many of those who still remained, the only Nazis are you, the Jazarians, gringos, Polish French, English, Israelis, Turks, Russians, and more out there.
You should do a documentary on El Salvador during WWII. Ideologically allied with the axis powers and exporting to Germany while also taking in thousands of Jewish refugees by giving them blank passports. Also, General Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez received a letter from Hitler.
@@HistoryHustlethe security situation there has greatly improved thanks to measures imparted by the new president. But regardless, I’ve loved these looks into Latin America during WWII. I think a video about El Salvador would fit in very nicely. Hopefully you consider it. I’ve been a big fan of yours for some time
@@dnedwrds Has Colombia's security improved?😐🤨🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂 but if every time it goes bad to but and the criminals increasingly go unpunished, what does Mamerto speak and more today who hates law and order? Mamerto had to be sure if he knows Colombia more than I, who am Colombian and know the history of that guerrilla mamerto of course corruption is financed through those rats when you send the amount with which they support Hispanic America and the only America that exists in the third world
In Colombia, where it is part of my origin, there were many Germans and they always had much more education and inclusion, nothing forced and very genuine, much more and incomparably more than you, the gringo Khazarians who have only been invaders, it has never been a pleasure to be slaves of an anti-sovereignty empire. of Hispanicity and of our continent from Mexico to Argentina the only AMERICANS there are, the rest is I don't know where but due to their Anglo-Saxon origin, which is largely Khazarian, they are neither from here nor there, they seem like gypsies, only invading and expanding, but they I mean, gypsies also have Khazarian genes, half Semitic, which are the Moors, and half Khazarian, which are the unspeakable Jews.
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Suriname during WW2:
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I really like this channel as it mentions not only main powers of ww2, but also small, forgotten ones. Bravo !
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I copied this one to my wife, born in Colombia. Great that you spelled the country correctly (Americans are prone to spelling "Columbia") and pronounced it right. My wife's great uncles fought for the United States in Korea, then settled in the U.S. after the war, thereby rooting the family here. She grew up in the 1950s during La Violencia, when each party was fighting for towns and raising their flag over them. Because her great uncles were rooted in the USA in the 50's, whe was able to get here in the 90s. Nice job of covering a facet of the war that is often overlooked. I know some Latin American countries like Brazil sent combat troops to the European theater. At least with Colombia we had a friendly neighbor who kept our men supplied with coffee, when the Germans couldn't get any. Even a little thing like that makes a difference in war.
Just to be clear there are a lot of places in the US named Columbia. Even the United States as a whole was nearly named Columbia. Just saying in case you're mistaking instances of someone referring to a town or such named Columbia as actually meaning Colombia.
@@MintyLime703 This happens a lot. When I tell people my wife is from Colombia, they think it's Columbia, South Carolina. Of course, our national capital is in the District of Columbia. And the song we learned as kids: "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean!" The CBS television network is the Columbia Broadcasting System. The Canadian province of British Columbia, and so on. The synonym of Columbia for the USA and part of Canada seems to have been more common in the vernacular decades abo.
Thanks Allan. You can even buy T-shirts with the text that it is Colombia instead of Columbia.
Just wanted to say, I've been following your channel since it's humble beginnings and you're doing a great job!
Awesome to read. Thanks to have you still on board 👍
I'm an American expat living in Colombia and, other than being aware that Germans were interned, I know little of Colombia's role in WW2. Thanks for this video. It was quite informative and interesting. I think Nazis escaped to Colombia as they did to other Latin American countries and there were Nazi sympathizers before and during the war, as well.
Thanks for sharing.
You. Are an immigrant with privileges I other words.
Still are.
the Mexican "Aztec Eagles" Squadron fought in the Pacific,especially the reconquering of the Phillipines, about 300 airmen, including 36 Pilots, flying about 800 missions on P 47s
Thanks for sharing.
Great vid again 👍 Give the man a cigar :-)
Greets from Grun' 🇳🇱, TW.
Thanks T.!
Hey Stefan, great update Amigo 👍🏻✌🏻
Muchos gracias Jesse!!
Very Instructive, Bravo !
Thanks for watching.
For many southern Americans it was never a pleasure to be subjected and forced to serve you, the Jazarian gringas, worth the redundancy.
Love this channel. Wish this dude was my history teacher👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸
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Thanks voor de video's over LATAM! Ik heb gemerkt dat er redelijk veel ontwetendheid is over Zuid Amerika.
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Weer heel leerzaam Stefan. Dank je wel!
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I never knew. Thank you!
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you're such an awesome story teller, my brother. cheers
Glad you appreciate it!
thanks bro
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Congratulations on this new show .It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage video about Colombia 🇨🇴 participants in WW2 besides allies.. also, video clearly explained past political events of Colombia 🇨🇴 which were orchestrated by the US influences in Colombia 🇨🇴 and its biased groups. Thank you 🙏 ( History Hustle) channel for sharing. This magnificent video and good luck for 🙏 you ( Sir Stefan)
Thanks for your reply.
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Interesting video stefan!
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This was marginaly useful information and thank you for teaching us a part of WW2 I knew nothing about
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Great story! Thank you for posting this, like many, I had no idea about Columbia's involvements during the war. Very informative!
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Sir, you continue to bring unknown history to the current world.
Many thanks.
Great to read. Thanks!
The Airlines company you mentioned, which is Avianca today was a German-Colombian enterprise. It is the oldest airline company in the world. That's the reason why Colombians were not concern about the company.
Also, most of the "german" immigrants were catholics from Bavavarian and often Austria. Also, a lot of the jews were from Germany but on their papers were denominated as Germans. Another reason why there no immediate concern to take over Geman assets until German units began attacking civilian shipping.
Today a lot of the biggest factories are still run by descendants if German immigrants. Many of them arrived to the country in the 19th century during the federal period during a 2 decade period of rapid industrialization. Around the same time Argentina became a developed country and South America was experiencing immigration waves.
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Thank you for interesting information I may not have otherwise learned.
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Just when i think i know it all. Keep going Stephon.❤
Thanks!
Nice work. Thanks. BZ
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your videos on south american countries are very informative, i hope you keep them coming.😊
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I would be interested in Equator and Peru during WWII, since they fought a little war. If you head down that way, try a video.
BTW, this is a nice video!
Recorded stuff today. When the video will be finished I don't know yet.
Yes, with the exception of Brazil, contributions made by other Latin American countries to the Allied cause don't get many mentions.
The tiny Cuban navy sank at least one U-Boat.
Mexico deployed one air force fighter group (equipped with American-made P-47s) to the Pacific.
Etc...
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Very interesting video. I was thinking about the role of South American countries in WWII and you uploaded a video on the topic few days later.
Hi Jan, good to hear from you again!
Love your work as always mate!
Also loved that you linked to The Cold War for their video of La Violencia, two of my favourite TH-cam content creators showing each other the love, History folk looking after History folk - take that TH-cam algorithm 😅
Thanks. Great channel the Cold War and since I won't be making an episode on La Violencia I thought I better link the video of that channel.
Didn’t realise they had any involvement at all. Thanks for the info 👌
Thanks for your response.
Ik wist het alleen op papier. Maar dit filmpje geeft beeld en beelden aan de kennis.
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Absolutely love your stuff. Colombo American who is a huge fan of your channel. Shows archaic info never covered Funny story my father told me of the Germans in Colombia who were interned. In this only 4 star hotel where the President visited them once a week
Thanks for sharing👍
Can you do an especial about the participation of Colombia in the Korean war?
Perhaps one day.
Thank you for my education about South America during WW II.
Thanks for watching!
For many southern Americans it was never a pleasure to be subjected and forced to serve you, the Jazarian gringas, worth the redundancy.
Great vídeo, Thanks for sharing.
In Brazil the expeditionary force of WW 2 are called “Pracinhas” and there was a very famous quote by president Vargas over the war:
Is easier for a Snake to smoke then to brazil enter the war.
When brazil declared war to the axis powers, the newspappers where all saying: The Snake has smoked hahahah
This is a very good joke about impossible things to happen and people still uses to this day
Thanks for your reply Thiago!
Brazilian Expeditionary Force was stormtroopers caliber on the Italian front
Smoking Snakes FTW!
Star Wars or irl?
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Real life. The Smoking Snakes served well in Italy. Brazil gets overlooked in WW2.
Hope to cover that in the future.
Interesting story. Never knew their WW history.
Thanks for watching.
You are atreasure of knowledge.
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At this time, Brazil was on the right side of History. Staying aligned with US is what ensures some trade freedom to the conntinent.
Obrigado, Stefan! ヽ(͡◕ ͜ʖ ͡◕)ﾉ 🍀 🇧🇷
Thank you , more interesting hidden history . Great channel, with play lists that are really interesting.
My family arrived from Poland to Colombia in 1880s as we know in the family they were very scary when wars started as there was nazis movements in Colombia too
Thanks for sharing.
Stop talking so much rubbish that Nazis or anything is a gringo Khazarian, although what is expected of another Polish Khazarian telling lies when many innocent Germans were massacred and taken out of the country because of the shitty CIA and without telling what just happened to them to On the day of the Bogotazo, many of those who still remained, the only Nazis are you, the Jazarians, gringos, Polish French, English, Israelis, Turks, Russians, and more out there.
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It is incredible how much german influence you can find in Colombia, f.e. beer, Avianca and education.
Yes, in other Latin American countries also.
My grandfather worked for Club Colombia beer which is a Bavarian German company.
@@edwardebroome8 Yes, beer in colombia is not that bad for a bavarian. Southeast asian beer is way more worse. Salud y garcias al abuelo 😉
Just a reminder of why they called then World Wars be cause it touched so much of the planet
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In the 1980s I remember seeing a War Memorial in La Ceba Honduras to the Merchant seamen f that city who Gave there lives in WW2
You should do a documentary on El Salvador during WWII. Ideologically allied with the axis powers and exporting to Germany while also taking in thousands of Jewish refugees by giving them blank passports. Also, General Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez received a letter from Hitler.
Sounds interesting, but I won't travel there anytime soon.
@@HistoryHustlethe security situation there has greatly improved thanks to measures imparted by the new president. But regardless, I’ve loved these looks into Latin America during WWII. I think a video about El Salvador would fit in very nicely. Hopefully you consider it. I’ve been a big fan of yours for some time
@@dnedwrds Has Colombia's security improved?😐🤨🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂 but if every time it goes bad to but and the criminals increasingly go unpunished, what does Mamerto speak and more today who hates law and order? Mamerto had to be sure if he knows Colombia more than I, who am Colombian and know the history of that guerrilla mamerto of course corruption is financed through those rats when you send the amount with which they support Hispanic America and the only America that exists in the third world
In Colombia, where it is part of my origin, there were many Germans and they always had much more education and inclusion, nothing forced and very genuine, much more and incomparably more than you, the gringo Khazarians who have only been invaders, it has never been a pleasure to be slaves of an anti-sovereignty empire. of Hispanicity and of our continent from Mexico to Argentina the only AMERICANS there are, the rest is I don't know where but due to their Anglo-Saxon origin, which is largely Khazarian, they are neither from here nor there, they seem like gypsies, only invading and expanding, but they I mean, gypsies also have Khazarian genes, half Semitic, which are the Moors, and half Khazarian, which are the unspeakable Jews.
They ship was atacked bye american as fake news
Source?
I love this man and I’m having his babies
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