Your English is so good. This creator talks really fast--it's the point of this channel to cover things in shorter times--but I can see you keeping up with it. Plus jokes and sarcasm are a really hard thing to grasp in a second language. I would love to understand Japanese so well.
7:10 I went through almost all "japanese reacts to WW2" videos, yet no one dare to react on this part except one. this is when self delusional kicks in, the Japan till this days still won't face the truth and have the guts to tell their citizen what really happend like Germany did, oh they just avoid this part by all means🤣🤣🤣, what a shame.
Both WW1 and WW2 are very interesting each nation having their stories and events. Being Irish a lot of our modern history has to do with WW1 and fighting for our independence from the UK which happened from 21 Jan 1919 - 11 Jul 1921 along with our Civil Wars from 28 Jun 1922 - 24 May 1923. We also have the period known as the troubles which started in the late 1960s to 1998 a very interesting topic and still affects Ireland and Northern Ireland along with the UK. Same goes with a lot of nations across the world who were greatly affected by the war. Here's a link to a video on the trouble's if your interested there's two parts. th-cam.com/video/61JisaFGHFY/w-d-xo.html
REGARDLESS who was their larger trade partner (and Britain make sense since they had more interests in Asia than the US at the time), it was the US that 'opened' Japan to international trade. Which is all the video said. It never claimed the US was the only or even major trade partner.
War crimes didn't exist as a concept until after ww2. The Japanese are pretty much the reason the Geneva Convention even happened. Say what you will about the Nazis, even they thought the Japanese needed to tone it down.
Japanese just killed too much people of other countries and they were too proud of it to compete killing people. The more poeple they killed, the more respect they get in Japan. And now they dare to tell students these never happen even though there are a mount of evidence
as much as i love japanese culture and food and anime and how polite and respectful they are ...this is just fucked up to ignore your history and the crimes you did to other people. specially to korean and chinese people.
The people of modern day Japan are not to blame for the atrocities of their forefathers. That being said, I do believe the people of Japan need to be informed about what their ancestors did. They need to know about the Nanking Massacre, the Bataan Death March, Unit 731, and their brutal treatment of allied POW’s and Allied Civilians who were taken prisoner when the Japanese took over nations like the Philippines. Let’s also not forget about the few groups of cannibal soldiers who would eat captured POW’s.
Here in the west, teaching is so centralized in our history that sometimes people are unaware that in the east, teaching is centralized in their history as well, lol.
Although the japs might smile in your face to show you good manners,they are secretly racist meaning in their world they think Japan is the supreme race and every other race is beneath them,there is establishments in Japan that are for only Japanese clients no foreigners allowed...
Also, there was a rumor that Hitler's mind was affected by a gas attack while in German army at the end of WW1. Which would explain why he acted like he did later on in his life.
I already said in Part 2 but it's the same problem in Part 1 : this video is not correct, it lacks some events. Why it didn't talk about japanese war crimes which are worse than german war crimes ? Japan killed 23 millions chinese civilians between 1937 and 1945 ! You should learn about "Nanjing Massacre" and about "Unit 731".
not sure if you want but there is a movie about the battle of shanghai warehouse great movie form the nra perspective its called The Eight Hundred 100/10
I'm from Russia. And I want to say that we had a reason to attack Poland. They took away from the USSR in the Soviet-Polish war Western Ukraine and Western Belarus; They demanded colonies from everyone, even from Portugal; and infringed upon the Ukrainian and Belarusian people in their territories: Ukrainian and Belarusian schools were liquidated, languages were banned, and those who expressed sympathy for the Communists. They were either shot, hanged, or sent to a concentration camp. And now, since 2009, this is the state of the "Innocent Sheep" of the current European policy. Capitalists will always be closer to Hitler, because he defended Private Property on the means of production. And Stalin destroyed Private Property. And about Finland. We tried to negotiate with them, they would move their border away from Leningrad, and we offered them a lot: Military Aid, Non-Aggression Pact, etc. They constantly provided us. So we had no other choice, and about the Winter War, I believe that the Finns did not win, the war simply reached a dead end. And we signed the Peace Treaty (which was later terminated by the President of Finland: Gustav Mannerheim).
Is this the same Poland that Russia, Prussia and Austria illegally partitioned? Is this the same Ukraine that the USSR committed genocide against in the 20s and 30s?
@@Oxley016 “You found something to compare with” you’re not stupid. You yourself understand that the Poles were far from Angels. In addition, the Poles had a “Sunrise” plan before the start of World War II. Plan for Poland's attack on the Soviet Union. And about the "Genocide", it’s also known as the Holodomor. It happened not only in the USSR, but also in Poland and Romania, but everyone is silent about this famine
@@Oxley016 Genocide? Are you by any chance confusing famine with genocide? Then, according to your logic, "genocide" occurred in both Poland and Romania, which were not part of the Soviet Union
Your English is so good. This creator talks really fast--it's the point of this channel to cover things in shorter times--but I can see you keeping up with it. Plus jokes and sarcasm are a really hard thing to grasp in a second language. I would love to understand Japanese so well.
7:10 I went through almost all "japanese reacts to WW2" videos, yet no one dare to react on this part except one. this is when self delusional kicks in, the Japan till this days still won't face the truth and have the guts to tell their citizen what really happend like Germany did, oh they just avoid this part by all means🤣🤣🤣, what a shame.
talking like every country doesnt have this.
れにさん、はじめまして。私はイギリス人です。大学で日本語を勉強します。よろしくお願いします😊！
私は子どものとき、学校でWW2について習いましたが、WW2の中でイギリスやドイツだけ習ったと思います。日本のWW2を習いませんでしたから、イギリス人は日本のれきしを習わないと思います。このビデオはとてもおもしろかったです🙂 れにさん、ありがとうございます！Part 2は楽しみにしています🙂🇬🇧🇯🇵
This reaction was so awesome!
Can't wait to see the reaction to party
2!
You listened intently before reacting. Hoping for more!
You should react to Historic revisionism-Japan by Knowing better to know more about the Japanese side of WW2
Waiting for this video...
The history comes hard and fast in these videos.
Both WW1 and WW2 are very interesting each nation having their stories and events. Being Irish a lot of our modern history has to do with WW1 and fighting for our independence from the UK which happened from 21 Jan 1919 - 11 Jul 1921 along with our Civil Wars from 28 Jun 1922 - 24 May 1923. We also have the period known as the troubles which started in the late 1960s to 1998 a very interesting topic and still affects Ireland and Northern Ireland along with the UK. Same goes with a lot of nations across the world who were greatly affected by the war. Here's a link to a video on the trouble's if your interested there's two parts. th-cam.com/video/61JisaFGHFY/w-d-xo.html
Love your reactions 😊
Can’t wait for part 2!!!
Very nice reaction. Keep it Going girl ❤️👍
Man this is shocking and crazy how this happened
ACTUALLY it was the British they traded with more than the Americans. but the Americans dont wanna let every one know that.
REGARDLESS who was their larger trade partner (and Britain make sense since they had more interests in Asia than the US at the time), it was the US that 'opened' Japan to international trade. Which is all the video said. It never claimed the US was the only or even major trade partner.
you need to research Japanese War Crimes in WW2
War crimes didn't exist as a concept until after ww2. The Japanese are pretty much the reason the Geneva Convention even happened. Say what you will about the Nazis, even they thought the Japanese needed to tone it down.
Why? That's not interesting
@@pusheencommander8983because they try and tell students in Japan that it never happened even though there are mountains of documentation
Japanese just killed too much people of other countries and they were too proud of it to compete killing people. The more poeple they killed, the more respect they get in Japan. And now they dare to tell students these never happen even though there are a mount of evidence
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as much as i love japanese culture and food and anime and how polite and respectful they are ...this is just fucked up to ignore your history and the crimes you did to other people.
specially to korean and chinese people.
As much as that important to remember, what with "crimes YOU did" isn't that idiotic way to put it?
Japanese didn't applogize, and even change history in books, attack people who tell the truth
The people of modern day Japan are not to blame for the atrocities of their forefathers. That being said, I do believe the people of Japan need to be informed about what their ancestors did. They need to know about the Nanking Massacre, the Bataan Death March, Unit 731, and their brutal treatment of allied POW’s and Allied Civilians who were taken prisoner when the Japanese took over nations like the Philippines. Let’s also not forget about the few groups of cannibal soldiers who would eat captured POW’s.
@@jaytm6719 no one is blaming the japanese people today for what their grandfathers did...
but dont forget about (unit 731)
Being single in New York is smart it's like Tokyo but without the decent human beings😂
Here in the west, teaching is so centralized in our history that sometimes people are unaware that in the east, teaching is centralized in their history as well, lol.
True. Thankfully internet exist so we can learn more about what school and the government wouldn't tell us
I want to go to Japan so bad
行きなよ。
Although the japs might smile in your face to show you good manners,they are secretly racist meaning in their world they think Japan is the supreme race and every other race is beneath them,there is establishments in Japan that are for only Japanese clients no foreigners allowed...
Amazing reaction!
Next reaction to unit 731
I'm your 1,000th liker
Please reaction a video called unit 731 in World War 2
The US has a dubious history, too. What nation doesn’t?
South sudan
Colonist nations have dubious history.
@@kyopo18 Literally all nations do
@@MoBro173 Fair enough I guess, but they were at one point just Sudan
can you react to The Russian Revolution Oversimplified Part 1 and 2?
Also, there was a rumor that Hitler's mind was affected by a gas attack while in German army at the end of WW1. Which would explain why he acted like he did later on in his life.
That also could have been from taking meth constantly to stay awake longer.
@@Stevarooni no its false
Nonsens
at least japan just wanted more materials, hitler was just so much worse
People who know there history
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Please react to bataan death march by superzachyj.
When you read WW2 you Need to Say world War 2 not ww2
Their the same thing, except WW2 is the shorter term for typing, and World War 2 for talking.
@@Misquif Yeah thats what i said
You CAN still just say ww2 tho
I already said in Part 2 but it's the same problem in Part 1 : this video is not correct, it lacks some events. Why it didn't talk about japanese war crimes which are worse than german war crimes ? Japan killed 23 millions chinese civilians between 1937 and 1945 ! You should learn about "Nanjing Massacre" and about "Unit 731".
He literally mentioned the Nanjing massacre
It didn't go into details, and that's why it's not correct? Where's logic in that?
Do his hitler video
not sure if you want but there is a movie about the battle of shanghai warehouse great movie form the nra perspective its called The Eight Hundred 100/10
You don't react on your reaction channel...
Yes, so I’ll name my videos NO reaction in the future👍🏼
React to Potential History's Operation Barbarossa series
Damn reni looking like a snack
9:28
Japanese soldiers ate American prisoners at Chichi Jima Island.
Wtf your reaction is just sitting there? 😐
😑
Japan is happier and more democratic, the opposite of USA.
Happier? You really think so? Japans suicide rate says something different.
@@linajurgensen4698 cleary this person is ignorant and isn't speaking from data.
Haha let's take a snipe at the good ol' USA without actually knowing wtf I'm talking about. Log off, and delete this undemocratic US app.
@@linajurgensen4698 that’s because school shooters kill all the suicidal kids.
I'm from Russia. And I want to say that we had a reason to attack Poland. They took away from the USSR in the Soviet-Polish war Western Ukraine and Western Belarus; They demanded colonies from everyone, even from Portugal; and infringed upon the Ukrainian and Belarusian people in their territories: Ukrainian and Belarusian schools were liquidated, languages were banned, and those who expressed sympathy for the Communists. They were either shot, hanged, or sent to a concentration camp. And now, since 2009, this is the state of the "Innocent Sheep" of the current European policy. Capitalists will always be closer to Hitler, because he defended Private Property on the means of production. And Stalin destroyed Private Property. And about Finland. We tried to negotiate with them, they would move their border away from Leningrad, and we offered them a lot: Military Aid, Non-Aggression Pact, etc. They constantly provided us. So we had no other choice, and about the Winter War, I believe that the Finns did not win, the war simply reached a dead end. And we signed the Peace Treaty (which was later terminated by the President of Finland: Gustav Mannerheim).
And you are the good ones (laughs in German)
Is this the same Poland that Russia, Prussia and Austria illegally partitioned? Is this the same Ukraine that the USSR committed genocide against in the 20s and 30s?
@@Oxley016 “You found something to compare with” you’re not stupid. You yourself understand that the Poles were far from Angels. In addition, the Poles had a “Sunrise” plan before the start of World War II. Plan for Poland's attack on the Soviet Union. And about the "Genocide", it’s also known as the Holodomor. It happened not only in the USSR, but also in Poland and Romania, but everyone is silent about this famine
@@Oxley016 Genocide? Are you by any chance confusing famine with genocide? Then, according to your logic, "genocide" occurred in both Poland and Romania, which were not part of the Soviet Union
@@megatails241 State manufactured famine in the USSR, but you will leave that part out of course.