Anson Lin im a kid from Denmark i am 14 years old in my freetime i work or watch videos like this. I prob knows more about history then some 20 years old and especially ww2 its completely fascinating from the small things like hitler thought that England would attack throw Denmark to the big thinks like himler betraying hitler by giving details to the allies. I love movies from ww2
Four of my older brothers served in WWII; three in Navy, one in Army Air Corps. One joined Navy right after Pearl Harbor, was on battleship USS Colorado all the way across the Pacific. He became a Chief Petty Officer, in radar, which led to a post-war career with IBM. The Colorado reportedly fired more tonnage of armaments than any other ship in the war. He is memorialized with his shipmates at the Admiral Nimitz museum in Fredericksburg, Texas.
+TN gamer dad of my grandma was unfortunetly killed by partizans (communists who wanted to reunite communist Yugoslavia) and she hates everything about communism now..
and if u don't know Yugoslavia was an old country (now when communism fell apart civil war in 1991 has split apart Yugoslavia first croatia became independent country and then serbia attacked it and then Bosnia and Herzegovina became independent but serbia didn't want Yugoslavia to split so Serbia attacked Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Then in 1996 Croatia was recognised as an independent country and in 1998 Bosnia and Herzegovina became recognized as independed country and became capitalist countries and serbia stayed ally with Russia.
My great grandfather, George Wulf, was on the boat next to the U.S.S Missouri, and was in the navy. Japanese front. God bless him. God bless all soldiers who died fighting for this war to end. You cannot disrespect the dead.
Have no wrong pity, the US has many air raids on Japan so immoral and set them as desperate. I don't understand why I only hear about US history and not the other side. Why only for US Ships? When the IJN sinks, people just don't say anything. If it was US, people always say the same thing as well like these. Remember, Japan has suffered more bitterly than the United States.
they saved us all from being taken over from the japanese. im glad the japanese changed because from what i seen they were scary people back then, pretty much how the chinese are now. i watched a video called 'know your enemy japan'.
My dad was there. We have the photo. I watched this hoping to see him, but did not. He told me that last battle was horrible. He saw the ocean turn red from all the blood. The Japanese planes tried to fly into the Missouri but got shot down by the Americans! No one mentions the casualties from that last battle. Mom told me he never got over it. PTSS we call it today. In 1945 it was called being a hero with nightmares. It took decades for him to receive the medals he deserved. I don't know why the long delay. daughter of Coy Ralph Manning RIP He was a loving father who gave amazing advise. Janice (Manning) McKenzie.
seeing as they also put China through 14 years of hell... we not only ended the Pacific war but also were instrumental in freeing China..... now they're our next enemy... funny how that works. ww3 with them is inevitable.
This is emotional for me. My family, together with all Allies, was a three-year prisoner of war of the Japanese during their WWII occupation of Shanghai. They stripped us of everything material and of optimum health. My family never fully recovered. I published a book titled, “Hiding in a Cave of Trunks,” detailing our family’s century in China, that ended because of the war. Shanghai was known as “The Paris of the East.”
Parenting is the key element to be honest. I'm a nerd for most things but that is because I was encouraged to be curious. Of course school wont ever teach this, welcome to the American School System.
I never saw the actual newsreel, but our history books had photos of the surrender, most notably one of a very uncomfortable looking Hirohito and MacArthur standing side by side after the surrender.
how? Because you were not educated... you were indoctrinated to hate America. Please study American history and learn the truth of how Exceptional this Great Republic truly is. 🇺🇸
i met a veteran of the uss missouri from ww2 at a restaurant and bought him breakfast. it was a small gesture on my part but he apprieciated it. made him happy! americans next time you see a old or young veteran help him out! no matter how small! honor the veteran! greetings from argentina!
"They shall grow not old as we left grow old age shall not weary them nor the years condemn at the going down of the sun and in the morning we WILL remember them... Lest we forget" -Anzac
When they failed using violence and war to conquer the world, Japan looked for other alternatives and they found what they were looking for: H E N T A I
Imagine how the Japanese felt on that ship, surrendering to the allies, the hundreds of allied soldiers and leaders watching them, and then watching all those planes fly over them.
If not for the wise decision of Emperor Hirohito to surrender, the war in the Pacific would have been even more bloody. Millions of Japanese and Allied troops would have died in the projected Invasion of Japanese mainland.
How does this video have so many dislikes? Who would give thumbs down to peace? Regardless of how the war started everyone should be able to agree that it ending was a good thing.
Before the event took place, the foreign minister of Japan met the emperor and told him that (we must make this humiliating surrender the first day in our new Japan life and then and only then we will go to the ceremony with our heads up) man these words are deep and filled with humanity and prosperity, peace for all people....
Well to me the Germans actually have a reason on as to why they have to fight due to the fact that they were devastated about WW 1 and treaty of Versailles but the Japanese on the other hand doesn't, but dont take my words for it for that we all know war is bad and ugly.
Friedrich Schopfheim I think the 250,000 innocent Chinese that were killed by the Japanese because they helped members of the Doolittle raid escape sounds like pretty good justification to me
As a Filipino, you got me, Manila atm is a polluted, backwater metropolis that would have been otherwise the Paris of the East, Pearl of the Orient, but no one's blaming the Japanese here, including me, because it's our absentminded, incompetent government that's let the downward spiral of Manila go unabated. Manila is the second most devastated Allied capital IIRC just behind Warsaw in Poland, but look at Warsaw now, they rebuilt.
@@yenzyhebron5278 The reconstruction of the city was never carried out because it was never given the same aid as Warsaw did. With few ties to Spanish culture, the United States wanted to create a modern Manila in the image and likeness of itself and so the remains of the ancient Pearl of the East were swept by bulldozers and buried in the waters of the Pasig River but instead of a modern Manila the GIs built Quonset huts in Intramuros then washed their hands off the Philippines in 1946. MacArthur, after "liberating" the city went on to stabilise and rebuilt Japan. For awhile the country seemed to be recovering but historians said that it was only a matter of time before it ran out of steam and here we are....
@@historystorieswithreggie2865 It is up to Filipinos now to do something for the country and as long as the same corrupt politicians stay in power and the mass are content to give away their power to the government then nothing will change.
The Japanese then were vicious. The accounts from allied soldiers is shocking. Just one example is of the time a number of American planes were shot down and 8 US soldiers were captured tortured then eaten by the higher ranking enemy soldiers. They took one of the men which were really boys they were most under 25, one was 19 and they bayoneted him many times practicing their technique until he died and then sliced off his thigh and cooked it and ate it. These were the kind of people we were dealing with...
Japan: We will never suffer the humility of defeat! We will fight to the death! We will never surrender! Little Boy and Fat Boy: Hold my plutonium and uranium device
many entire families committed mass suicides in japan after war ended because of humiliation. americans cant comprehend what honor and humiliation is as they lack moral values.
Uros Kostic They blindly follow an emperor solely because he was born into that position and then that same emperor initiates war with several countries committing countless atrocities and then feel enough shame to kill themselves? That’s not values, that’s just not thinking for for yourself.
1:54 Koreans fought for freedom for decades during the Japanese occupation. The man who wounded Mamoru Shigemitsu is Yoon Bong-gil(윤봉길). He was a true patriot.
USS Missouri Iowa Class Battleship USS Missouri (BB-63) ("Mighty Mo" or "Big Mo") is an Iowa-class battleship and was the third ship of the United States Navy to be named after the U.S. state of Missouri
As inspirational as this film is to us, it must have been much more so for Americans (and people across the globe) who saw it for the first time in movie theatres (Because TV had not yet become available). You'll notice MacArthur has 5 stars on his uniform. This is the highest rank for an officer and can only be achived in wartime. Despite being the man who led us to defeat Japan, the Japanese people adored him. They even had a 9 foot tall bronze statue of him made which still stands in Tokyo.
You can hate the people during the war. But can you really hate the newer young? They've done nothing to you. Perhaps the most you can do is make them pay for what their ancestors did. Likewise, you've done nothing to contribute to the victory. You were born after the war anyway. I don't understand the hateful comments.
And now in 2018, being in the Marine Corps, We train and work very closely with the Japanese Self Defense Forces (JSDF) . They are a great ally in today’s world.
@@goodlife9137 I agree. America has a lot of dumb people. But first on the moon, and first in flight. If you you say all American people are dumb, then I would disagree. Dump people of every country.
We thank all those brilliant people who worked on the Manhattan Project. Edwin Teller, Dr. Richard Feynman, Hans Bethe, Robert Oppenheimer, and another 10,000 people..!!
@@tyronesimms1183 Yes, Macarthur was fired because he criticized the appeasement policy of contentment of president Truman, and seven decades later we are still stuck with communist China and NKorea. FYI in 1953 the new Eisenhower administration threat China and NKorea with nukes.
@一山田 If I were you, I would not say that.Thats how war always goes. It starts with killing thousands and then ends on a piece of paper... But nuking is bit of a overkill i think it would be better if u.s.a just nuked nagasaki or something but anyway...
一山田 your ignorant for not researching before speaking. We warned the citizens before the bombings in pamphlets. They were not the target. It was estimated that millions of Americans would have died if we did a land invasion. We decided to spare American soldiers so they can go back to their families. The bombs were the best choice
+Edward Becerra so true.. I am sure most of us had gotten into a fight with someone back in the day, and after that fight, you became the best of friends... I know I have.. But it's a lot like that in a way
Any countryman blood will boil after such humiliating surrender but not Japanese, They developed in such a constructive way to become a leading economy
Generals MacArthur, Bradley, Marshall, Eisenhower and Arnold (Army Air Forces) all received their fifth star during or shortly after WWII. When Bradley died in 1981 the rank was retired for good. Omar Bradley was also the last to receive his fifth star, in 1950.
General MacArthur years later stated that he was so nervous during the proceedings that his hands and knees were shaking. If you look at the paper he was reading you can see him trembling.
The Japanese were able to swallow its rightful defeat and transform itself within mere decades from rubble to an economic powerhouse and a powerful ally of the US and the cause of freedom worldwide. As a culture that should be saluted. There's always hope.
2:29 This picture appeared in a MAD magazine paperback in the 1960’s Dialogue: “Did we lose”? “No, the nine of us have just captured the battleship Missouri”.
HooDat - I loved Mad,had a bunch of books, too. One of them was a compilation of a re - occurring segment " Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions ". I bet that's what you remember, it made me remember. First thing you did with a Mad was fold the " fold-in",on the back inside cover,right?
"Walks on a wooden leg as the result of an encounter with a Korean patriot." How propaganda has changed for the convenience of the ruling class. God bless General McArthur.
Japan continues to be one of the greatest nations on Earth, and an incredible contributor to the future of humanity. Glad we didn't have to completely annihilate them. 🇺🇸🇯🇵
3:17 cuts out a key part of the speech, which I've noticed in every newsreel print, it's a bit bizzare, maybe it was too humane for the bloodthirsty people of WWII? " Nor is it for us here to meet, representing as we do a majority of the peoples of the earth, in a spirit of distrust, malice, or hatred. But rather it is for us, both victors and vanquished, to rise to that higher dignity which alone befits the sacred purposes we are about to serve, committing all of our peoples unreservedly to faithful compliance with the undertakings they are here formally to assume. It is my earnest hope, and indeed the hope of all mankind, that from this solemn occasion a better world shall emerge out of the blood and carnage of the past -- a world founded upon faith and understanding, a world dedicated to the dignity of man and the fulfillment of his most cherished wish for freedom, tolerance, and justice."
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Well nowadays kids or people dont know ANYTHING about their dam history at all all they care about is playing games booty shaking videos and drugs etc
Kids nowadays are either nerds, gay, or both.
TheTruth kids nowadays have no hope, only maybe 3 in every class of 25.. 19years old
imstupid4life America is a ruined country.
Anson Lin im a kid from Denmark i am 14 years old in my freetime i work or watch videos like this. I prob knows more about history then some 20 years old and especially ww2 its completely fascinating from the small things like hitler thought that England would attack throw Denmark to the big thinks like himler betraying hitler by giving details to the allies. I love movies from ww2
And Thus anime was born.
sup no br worth it
Word.🤘
sup no br Old Classic Anime was born.
Don’t forget Mangas :3
WOOP WOOP!!!!!! 😮✌🤞🤘👌🤘🤙
Crazy how this was only 12 years ago. Seems like a whole different time.
Matthew Viramontes 12 yrs ago what????
Lance Liwanag its a joke
Tripped me out for a moment lol
Dalia Deleya to be fair, how the hell do we know whether you’re being sarcastic
Dalia Deleya look at that salt!
Four of my older brothers served in WWII; three in Navy, one in Army Air Corps. One joined Navy right after Pearl Harbor, was on battleship USS Colorado all the way across the Pacific. He became a Chief Petty Officer, in radar, which led to a post-war career with IBM. The Colorado reportedly fired more tonnage of armaments than any other ship in the war. He is memorialized with his shipmates at the Admiral Nimitz museum in Fredericksburg, Texas.
Great story!! my name is also Jerry, im 15 its great to learn what had happened that my grandparents might went through!
+TN gamer dad of my grandma was unfortunetly killed by partizans (communists who wanted to reunite communist Yugoslavia) and she hates everything about communism now..
and if u don't know Yugoslavia was an old country (now when communism fell apart civil war in 1991 has split apart Yugoslavia first croatia became independent country and then serbia attacked it and then Bosnia and Herzegovina became independent but serbia didn't want Yugoslavia to split so Serbia attacked Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Then in 1996 Croatia was recognised as an independent country and in 1998 Bosnia and Herzegovina became recognized as independed country and became capitalist countries and serbia stayed ally with Russia.
and dad of my grandma was killed because he was ustasha (fighter for independed Croatia)
Well I ve gave you a real history lesson wow haha
Then suddenly Japan became the Wonderful Friend with US.. And one of the most safest Country on Earth..
The nukes did well
Not really they hated the
America..
Therefore, decisive force is needed in case of China too.....
@Uno Ude and in ww3 the last man standing will be from the United States military....this world needs to start again with a clean slate....
@Uno Ude without nukes the usa could easily beat china. But both having nukes it would end the first world lol
My great grandfather, George Wulf, was on the boat next to the U.S.S Missouri, and was in the navy. Japanese front. God bless him. God bless all soldiers who died fighting for this war to end. You cannot disrespect the dead.
God bless him and the Greatest Generation.
@Tong Su, thank you for blessing him.
@@georgemsilverman8106, thank you for blessing him and his generation.
Have no wrong pity, the US has many air raids on Japan so immoral and set them as desperate. I don't understand why I only hear about US history and not the other side. Why only for US Ships? When the IJN sinks, people just don't say anything. If it was US, people always say the same thing as well like these. Remember, Japan has suffered more bitterly than the United States.
they saved us all from being taken over from the japanese. im glad the japanese changed because from what i seen they were scary people back then, pretty much how the chinese are now. i watched a video called 'know your enemy japan'.
My dad was there. We have the photo. I watched this hoping to see him, but did not. He told me that last battle was horrible. He saw the ocean turn red from all the blood. The Japanese planes tried to fly into the Missouri but got shot down by the Americans! No one mentions the casualties from that last battle. Mom told me he never got over it. PTSS we call it today. In 1945 it was called being a hero with nightmares. It took decades for him to receive the medals he deserved. I don't know why the long delay. daughter of Coy Ralph Manning RIP He was a loving father who gave amazing advise. Janice (Manning) McKenzie.
Janice Manning McKenzie in 1945 PTSD was referred to as Shellshock.
Shellshock was a WWI term. In WWII it was known as Battle Fatigue.
Janice Manning McKenzie Rest. In pes. RIP........may God bless thos sol .War2
grateful for his sacrifice, godspeed
Janice Manning McKenzie How many human in Japan killed
This must of been incredibly humiliating for such a proud nation as Japan.
CrazySoon9413
Absolutely no doubt.
I think it was very dignified. It was better then the way the Germans gave up, with a suicidal Fuherer.
CrazySoon9413 the imperial government, yes, the civilians, no.
seeing as they also put China through 14 years of hell... we not only ended the Pacific war but also were instrumental in freeing China..... now they're our next enemy... funny how that works.
ww3 with them is inevitable.
Battlefield 4 Real life edition at shanghai hell yeah
This is emotional for me. My family, together with all Allies, was a three-year prisoner of war of the Japanese during their WWII occupation of Shanghai. They stripped us of everything material and of optimum health. My family never fully recovered. I published a book titled, “Hiding in a Cave of Trunks,” detailing our family’s century in China, that ended because of the war. Shanghai was known as “The Paris of the East.”
forgive but not forget
+Felipe K That's what every country should say after a war not just victimized nations.
+Felipe K do not forgive do not forget
Also reflect
Apologize for all the Asia country
Yes, forgive the nuclear bombs, but never forget it.
The Japanese generals look so sad.
I wouldn't be happy if I just lost a war either.
Kaiyi Liu well its because they lost the war who would be happy if they lost a war they started?
Kaiyi Liu yea its like the facial expression after a game of catan with your friends
because they cant rape chinese woman after that
I bet they got there ass kick off camera
I'm almost 32 years old, how am I just seeing this now? American schools, get it together.
Parenting is the key element to be honest. I'm a nerd for most things but that is because I was encouraged to be curious. Of course school wont ever teach this, welcome to the American School System.
I never saw the actual newsreel, but our history books had photos of the surrender, most notably one of a very uncomfortable looking Hirohito and MacArthur standing side by side after the surrender.
how? Because you were not educated... you were indoctrinated to hate America.
Please study American history and learn the truth of how Exceptional this Great Republic truly is. 🇺🇸
Blame it on everyone but yourself
Then u just dumb lol along with the others
i met a veteran of the uss missouri from ww2 at a restaurant and bought him breakfast. it was a small gesture on my part but he apprieciated it. made him happy! americans next time you see a old or young veteran help him out! no matter how small! honor the veteran! greetings from argentina!
Then, japanese made a hentai about girl seduced by tentacles
And then rule 34 was born. Leading game character, cartoon character, and everything.
And censored it
Lengkong Sanggar Ginaris 草
Funnies thing i hear
Not as bad as middle east though.
Wow, I didn't know they had all those other countries there signing, too.
Jeff Greenwade yeah it was Called a WORLD WAR for a reason
They were in town for the after party
@@HS-md1er Are you that dumb? How old are you.? Go and get a book NOT American because they think as you do.
@303en Dont Forget the Kiwis
@@HS-md1er literal double digit iq moron
My uncle was part of the honor guard onboard. He was a Marine and served in just about every major battle in the Pacific.
I love MacArthur's speech and the way he delivered it, direct and succinct.
He was a very good Shogun.
This announcer voice is from Tom and Jerry lol
Edit : Jezuz I didn’t expecting this to get so many likes lmao thanks.
No, its the north Atlantic accent. It was pretty common during the WWll era.
Captain Stalingrad yep
Lol 🤣
Its narrator stupid.
@Uncle Sam it was originally made in Germany but ok
My great grandpa was on this ship when the peace treaty was signed
"They shall grow not old as we left grow old age shall not weary them nor the years condemn at the going down of the sun and in the morning we WILL remember them...
Lest we forget" -Anzac
you can see pain in their faces when they're signing
Good.
Man, imagine the tension.
When they failed using violence and war to conquer the world, Japan looked for other alternatives and they found what they were looking for:
H E N T A I
i mean, you're not wrong.
That's very true.
Truly indeed
True tho
Self-defense war for Japan
8:22 “The war is over. Peace is here”
Korean Peninsula: “Hold my kimchi...”
@Land of pîss and pôôp Nobody asked you to speak, Indian peasant. Go back to worshipping your British master.
@Land of pîss and pôôp it's only "cancerous" in your eyes, it made me laugh
@Land of pîss and pôôp i will fuck you if you do such lame jokes on our flag
@@oskariranta1122 learn some history about gandhi and sardhar valla bhai patel
@@kakid4516 You indians can only be ruled by the whites. Long live British Raj!
"GG bois"
-allied countries
“Fucking noob teammates”
-Third reich,probably
Just imagine being there at that moment.
I'd be crying with pride!
Imagine how the Japanese felt on that ship, surrendering to the allies, the hundreds of allied soldiers and leaders watching them, and then watching all those planes fly over them.
Happy?, I mean, war is over and thats good, right?
They may have been relieved that the war was over...
If not for the wise decision of Emperor Hirohito to surrender, the war in the Pacific would have been even more bloody. Millions of Japanese and Allied troops would have died in the projected Invasion of Japanese mainland.
Hopefully they felt humiliated and small. They didn’t deserve more after what they had done.
How does this video have so many dislikes? Who would give thumbs down to peace? Regardless of how the war started everyone should be able to agree that it ending was a good thing.
Before the event took place, the foreign minister of Japan met the emperor and told him that (we must make this humiliating surrender the first day in our new Japan life and then and only then we will go to the ceremony with our heads up) man these words are deep and filled with humanity and prosperity, peace for all people....
8:20
'The war is over, peace is here.'
oh boy..
when you try 1 vs 1 against the pro
yeah still my great grandmother still traumatized by Japanese. she still afraid to them when japanese a soldiers seize and burn her house
Well to me the Germans actually have a reason on as to why they have to fight due to the fact that they were devastated about WW 1 and treaty of Versailles but the Japanese on the other hand doesn't, but dont take my words for it for that we all know war is bad and ugly.
@@ThuggishDD fuck off
@@ThuggishDD nothing justifies nuclear weaponry, so no, not justified.
Friedrich Schopfheim I think the 250,000 innocent Chinese that were killed by the Japanese because they helped members of the Doolittle raid escape sounds like pretty good justification to me
Phil Ad what makes Germans soldiers any better ? Who gives a fuck what nazis did and how they did it . Jackass
Not early enough to save the once beautiful city of Manila from utter destruction.
As a Filipino, you got me, Manila atm is a polluted, backwater metropolis that would have been otherwise the Paris of the East, Pearl of the Orient, but no one's blaming the Japanese here, including me, because it's our absentminded, incompetent government that's let the downward spiral of Manila go unabated. Manila is the second most devastated Allied capital IIRC just behind Warsaw in Poland, but look at Warsaw now, they rebuilt.
@@yenzyhebron5278 The reconstruction of the city was never carried out because it was never given the same aid as Warsaw did. With few ties to Spanish culture, the United States wanted to create a modern Manila in the image and likeness of itself and so the remains of the ancient Pearl of the East were swept by bulldozers and buried in the waters of the Pasig River but instead of a modern Manila the GIs built Quonset huts in Intramuros then washed their hands off the Philippines in 1946. MacArthur, after "liberating" the city went on to stabilise and rebuilt Japan. For awhile the country seemed to be recovering but historians said that it was only a matter of time before it ran out of steam and here we are....
@@MA-pn9zx As a Filipino I agree that the state of the Philippines as of now is absolutely and utterly disgusting than what the Americans promised
@@historystorieswithreggie2865 It is up to Filipinos now to do something for the country and as long as the same corrupt politicians stay in power and the mass are content to give away their power to the government then nothing will change.
@@historystorieswithreggie2865 Nah we want to be free so they gave us independence and left and leave us to rule our own and look at our state now.
Let's hear it for the Brooklyn Navy Yard!!
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権力行事しとる日本人バカすぎなのですあとは庶民にせきにんてんかやはりいつのじだいもせいぎはかつ
@@中島美記子-g2n 就像打发时间，这里只有两个水西金平文宰
They went through hell. Even one marine said
" *You dont know the true horrors of war until you fight the japanese* "
The Japanese then were vicious. The accounts from allied soldiers is shocking. Just one example is of the time a number of American planes were shot down and 8 US soldiers were captured tortured then eaten by the higher ranking enemy soldiers. They took one of the men which were really boys they were most under 25, one was 19 and they bayoneted him many times practicing their technique until he died and then sliced off his thigh and cooked it and ate it. These were the kind of people we were dealing with...
Top 10 greatest final episodes in anime
Japan: We will never suffer the humility of defeat! We will fight to the death! We will never surrender!
Little Boy and Fat Boy: Hold my plutonium and uranium device
Fuck you babe
Fat man*
🤣🤣🤣
many entire families committed mass suicides in japan after war ended because of humiliation. americans cant comprehend what honor and humiliation is as they lack moral values.
Uros Kostic They blindly follow an emperor solely because he was born into that position and then that same emperor initiates war with several countries committing countless atrocities and then feel enough shame to kill themselves? That’s not values, that’s just not thinking for for yourself.
1:54 Koreans fought for freedom for decades during the Japanese occupation. The man who wounded Mamoru Shigemitsu is Yoon Bong-gil(윤봉길). He was a true patriot.
I don't understand,If he was against the Japanese military dictatorship,why he was with the Japanese army?
I can’t believe they made a whole war after COD: WWII
This is so bs
@@special6816 you got baited, you lighthead
@Abraham Dulimar R/ihavereddit
thanks for recommending this youtube
My grandfather witnessed this, on the USS Deluth
Japan: *bombs a shipyard*
USA: "Im gonna end this man's whole career"
Japan isn't a man you should've put a country's whole career.
@@lucasdeabrielle7375 japan is not a country japan is a man! You idiot
A "shipyard?" You fucking idiot.
Don't forget the war crimes committed against China for years before we entered the war.
US: bomb the whole city. Twice
USS Missouri Iowa Class Battleship USS Missouri (BB-63) ("Mighty Mo" or "Big Mo") is an Iowa-class battleship and was the third ship of the United States Navy to be named after the U.S. state of Missouri
平和が続きますように
What is written
@@civilwar108 Pray for peace
Just in time for the 4th of july.... atleast here in Indonesia
Happy 4th of July from an American living in Jakarta
The day Japan signed a contract to create Gojira!
4:41 The Signing Happens
I saw somewhere before
Ha
General Douglas McArthur is the famous general in the world, his name like a golden 👍👍👍👍👍
Imagine having a face to face talk and agreement with your Greatest enemy of all times, like nothing happened.
As inspirational as this film is to us, it must have been much more so for Americans (and people across the globe) who saw it for the first time in movie theatres (Because TV had not yet become available). You'll notice MacArthur has 5 stars on his uniform. This is the highest rank for an officer and can only be achived in wartime. Despite being the man who led us to defeat Japan, the Japanese people adored him. They even had a 9 foot tall bronze statue of him made which still stands in Tokyo.
My grandfather said many people did not like MacArthur, he had a reputation of being a Jackass, he also did not like to live in America
You can hate the people during the war. But can you really hate the newer young? They've done nothing to you. Perhaps the most you can do is make them pay for what their ancestors did. Likewise, you've done nothing to contribute to the victory. You were born after the war anyway. I don't understand the hateful comments.
I'm trying to make a TH-cam video too, can I use part of this video?
Please reply.
0:55 when Gen. McArthur salutes you first
The Japanese of today, are now good.
🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵
ここから新しい日本が始まったって考えると感慨深いけど複雑な気持ち
🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸平和が続きますように⛩✝️
Is crazy how empires fall. The Egyptian, the babylons, the assyrians, Greeks, Roman's Japan, France etc
Forgot the persian empire
The US empire will inevitably fall as well. Utter power and pride come before the fall, the USA has both.
el goblino the US is not an empire
@@dmeads5663 it is more than you think
el goblino not by definition
And now in 2018, being in the Marine Corps, We train and work very closely with the Japanese Self Defense Forces (JSDF) . They are a great ally in today’s world.
And J-Pop is awesome.
It must have been tough for them to walk up in front of all of their enemies and sign that
Also in that day, Vietnam declared independance at Ba Dinh square in Ha Noi, now is capital of Vietnam
二度と繰り返すことがないよう、人と人が尊い命を奪い合うことがないよう、平和が続くことを切に願います。
こういう動画めっちゃ興味深いな
マッカーサーかっこいいな
二度と戦争が起こりませんように
History is history, Japan and the japanese people are some of the most intelligent people in the world... Love from US 🇯🇵🇺🇸
Are you Japanese?
@@tomassarmento4701 No, I'm not.
@@goodlife9137 I agree. America has a lot of dumb people. But first on the moon, and first in flight. If you you say all American people are dumb, then I would disagree. Dump people of every country.
Good Life there are people who are pretty stupid but that doesn’t mean the ENTIRE country is. If you seriously believe that you’re pretty ignorant
@@goodlife9137 Americans invented the internet and the website you used to post that comment sir
Top 10 saddest anime endings
And the funny thing is Germany and Japan might be better off than us now
Notice how Nimitz went to MacArthur's left,MacArthur was senior
my late father told me he was on one of the near by ships and watch the signing
We thank all those brilliant people who worked on the Manhattan Project.
Edwin Teller, Dr. Richard Feynman, Hans Bethe, Robert Oppenheimer, and another 10,000 people..!!
For killing innocent civilians?
@@thesherlockhound yes. .and saving 500000 plus in a longer war ✌
2:00 he was a Korean patriot “윤봉길”
It says he was walking on an artificial leg after being wounded by a Korean patriot in Shanghai. Which he was.
David B I meant Korean patriot. His name is "윤봉길"
His name in Chinese"伊奉吉". 毙杀白川义则
서명한 일본인이 윤봉길 의사한테 당해서 절뚝인 사람이랍니다.
A Japanese friend of mine married an American woman. They met in the state of Missouri.
I'm from missouri!
@@darukan I lived in Rolla, Missouri, for a couple of years.
This is a very precious video.
"General Douglas Macarthur is one of the Greatest Americans who have ever lived" LBJ
Lmao I can't believe he got fired by Truman
It’s cause he wanted to nuke China during Korean War and thankfully Truman saw sense
He also publicly criticised Truman and attacked his foreign policy
@@tyronesimms1183 Yes, Macarthur was fired because he criticized the appeasement policy of contentment of president Truman, and seven decades later we are still stuck with communist China and NKorea.
FYI in 1953 the new Eisenhower administration threat China and NKorea with nukes.
Did you know the US was ready to drop a nuclear bomb on Tokyo just four days after Japan surrendered! Thank goodness it didn't happen...
@一山田 If I were you, I would not say that.Thats how war always goes. It starts with killing thousands and then ends on a piece of paper... But nuking is bit of a overkill i think it would be better if u.s.a just nuked nagasaki or something but anyway...
waaaaay to trigger happy
一山田 your ignorant for not researching before speaking. We warned the citizens before the bombings in pamphlets. They were not the target. It was estimated that millions of Americans would have died if we did a land invasion. We decided to spare American soldiers so they can go back to their families. The bombs were the best choice
@一山田 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_war_crimes
@一山田 If 9/11 was karma, then the atomic bombs were karma for the invasion of China and South East Asia.
I was born in 1957. Amazing only 12 years after this world wide war.
But you know, Japan has been a great friend to the us since then... We love you Japan..
(even though we nuked them) True friendship
+Diego Rodriguez why respond to a text you didn't read?
+Ole Christ ... Ok
+Diego Rodriguez Sometimes it takes a true friend to punch you in the face and tell you 'youre fucking up, man"
+Edward Becerra so true.. I am sure most of us had gotten into a fight with someone back in the day, and after that fight, you became the best of friends... I know I have.. But it's a lot like that in a way
Let peace be on Earth for ever👍🙏
Forgive,love,care,support,trust,etc but not forget.
General McArthur looks badass
Any countryman blood will boil after such humiliating surrender but not Japanese, They developed in such a constructive way to become a leading economy
See u in another 5 years when TH-cam recommends this again
Very sad to think that probably all of these men shown in this footage are dead.
Nope, at least more than 10% of these people is alive now.
im sure some of the sailors are alive
I doubt if anyone is still alive bro,at least we happened to see the surrender signing!peace bro
It was macarthur the last 5 star general right? i dont remember ..
Generals MacArthur, Bradley, Marshall, Eisenhower and Arnold (Army Air Forces) all received their fifth star during or shortly after WWII. When Bradley died in 1981 the rank was retired for good. Omar Bradley was also the last to receive his fifth star, in 1950.
General MacArthur years later stated that he was so nervous during the proceedings that his hands and knees were shaking. If you look at the paper he was reading you can see him trembling.
The Japanese were able to swallow its rightful defeat and transform itself within mere decades from rubble to an economic powerhouse and a powerful ally of the US and the cause of freedom worldwide. As a culture that should be saluted. There's always hope.
Didn't the U.S. warn Japanese civilians to evacuate before the bomb dropped?
Yes.
They didn't believe us.
They didn't believe such a weapon existed.
2:29
This picture appeared in a MAD magazine paperback in the 1960’s
Dialogue:
“Did we lose”?
“No, the nine of us have just captured the battleship Missouri”.
HooDat - I loved Mad,had a bunch of books, too. One of them was a compilation of a re - occurring segment " Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions ". I bet that's what you remember, it made me remember. First thing you did with a Mad was fold the " fold-in",on the back inside cover,right?
we Filipinos are learned to forgive but we never learned how to forget.
So
@@thelastcommander8765 dude, stop copy pasting your comment okay?
@@rjabrogar3492 wdym
@@thelastcommander8765 i mean, I just saw an another comment of yours a while ago and its like you just copy pasted it to reply to this guy
@@rjabrogar3492 Ehh. Whatever you say
"Walks on a wooden leg as the result of an encounter with a Korean patriot." How propaganda has changed for the convenience of the ruling class. God bless General McArthur.
Peace is here, it says. 5 years later Korean War breaks out, and then Vietnam and then many others. Shaking my head...
Japan continues to be one of the greatest nations on Earth, and an incredible contributor to the future of humanity. Glad we didn't have to completely annihilate them. 🇺🇸🇯🇵
戦争は勝っても負けても何ひとつ良いことはない不幸なだけ。
Just sent this link to a lifelong friend, whose father was on board during the signing. Maybe he can spot him in the gathered onlookers.
september 2 1945 end of world war 2
and then 2020 january start of world war 3
You may be right. Japanese soldiers treatment of the Chinese and other civilians throughout Asia, was horrendous.
日本降伏です惨敗力頭脳なさすぎ
まとめて全部スミマセン
I only googled Man in the high castle, now I'm getting wartime news in fb and TH-cam.
The level of respect the americans gave to japanese officers deserves appraisal.
And then Hentai was born.
Lmao
Amen
lmao
And jav
Peace on earth ...thanks for all your sacrifices heroes 😍😍😍
Did I hear Admiral Nimitz? Is that where the Nimitz Class Super Air Craft Carrier comes from?
Matt RBLX
Yes; en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chester_W._Nimitz
3:17 cuts out a key part of the speech, which I've noticed in every newsreel print, it's a bit bizzare, maybe it was too humane for the bloodthirsty people of WWII?
" Nor is it for us here to meet, representing as we do a majority of the peoples of the earth, in a spirit of distrust, malice, or hatred.
But rather it is for us, both victors and vanquished, to rise to that higher dignity which alone befits the sacred purposes we are about to serve, committing all of our peoples unreservedly to faithful compliance with the undertakings they are here formally to assume.
It is my earnest hope, and indeed the hope of all mankind, that from this solemn occasion a better world shall emerge out of the blood and carnage of the past -- a world founded upon faith and understanding, a world dedicated to the dignity of man and the fulfillment of his most cherished wish for freedom, tolerance, and justice."