Gears of History
Gears of History
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The Horrifying Stories of Atomic Bomb Survivors
Reuploaded due to some issues.
This one takes the cake for the hardest research I've done so far. Sometimes I had to put down my book and take a break. I promise that the next video will be more lighthearted. #history #japan #ww2
Sources:
Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945. Francis Pike, 2016.
Hibakusha: Survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Paperback. Gaynor Sekimori (Translator), Naomi Shohno (Introduction), George Marshall (Foreword), 1989.
Hiroshima Diary: The Journal of a Japanese Physician, August 6-September 30, 1945 Paperback. Michihiko Hachiya, 1995.
Music Credits:
Paranoia by Lukas King ruclips.net/video/ziQ9GURNrUg/видео.html
Sad Emotional Piano - One Hour Version by Ambient Fe...
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The Battle Where Men Drowned in Mud - The Battle of Passchendaele, WW1The Battle Where Men Drowned in Mud - The Battle of Passchendaele, WW1
The Battle Where Men Drowned in Mud - The Battle of Passchendaele, WW1
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Researching this definitely took a toll on my mental health. As hard as I try to imagine what it was like, it's impossible to grasp even a fraction of a percentage of what these men went through. I also wish I had more quotes from the German side. Unfortunately, they were far and few between. Sources: The Great War: A Combat History of the First World War Peter Hart, 2013 The To End All Wars: A...
The Heartbreaking Last Letters of Kamikaze PilotsThe Heartbreaking Last Letters of Kamikaze Pilots
The Heartbreaking Last Letters of Kamikaze Pilots
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I hope you are ready to shed some tears because I definitely wasn't. So yeah this is my first video I hope you enjoyed. I'm definitely looking to improve the quality, especially the consistency of my voice in the next video. Any feedback is appreciated. Peace! Sources: Kamikaze, Cherry Blossoms, and Nationalisms: The Militarization of Aesthetics in Japanese History by Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney (Kind...

Комментарии

  • @gwine9087
    @gwine9087 14 дней назад

    My uncle fought, with the Canadians, at Vimy, Passchendaele and others. He survived those battles, but not the war.

  • @otiebrown9999
    @otiebrown9999 Месяц назад

    It is still... Hard to believe!!

  • @Caduceus444
    @Caduceus444 Месяц назад

    Just imagine what the families of those late heroes might have felt when emperor Hirohito decleared Japan's loss. Thier children died a gruesome death and damn, they couldn't even bury them properly, than Japan loses the war. Now this is a situation when I wouldn't blame anybody if they just wanted to end it all I salute the pilots died for thier beloved and those who lost them in the war Greetings from Hungary 🇯🇵❤️🇭🇺

  • @jasonnicholasschwarz7788
    @jasonnicholasschwarz7788 Месяц назад

    Do you have any information about that man in the last picture?

  • @user-hu8jx4up4j
    @user-hu8jx4up4j 2 месяца назад

    My late grandfather served in the Japanese Army during World War II. He didn't talk much about the war, but he once told me something I'll never forget: "In those days, everyone said it was an honor to die for Japan, but no one was truly willing to die."

  • @NoNAME-jv6do
    @NoNAME-jv6do 2 месяца назад

    4.05 is Kiyoshi Ogawa, not Hayashi taro and his plane is not shot down. He flew his aircraft into the USS bunker Hill and 5.23 is Seizō Yasunori, He died at age 21 not 23. Please do some research before making a video

  • @JackFrost008
    @JackFrost008 3 месяца назад

    they could heard the artillery barrages in London in ww1. a friend of mine was born in the blitz in ww2.;

  • @JackFrost008
    @JackFrost008 3 месяца назад

    I would not let anybody suffer on my watch.

  • @anthonyeaton5153
    @anthonyeaton5153 3 месяца назад

    It was not called The Battle of Passchendaele but Third Ypres. Passchendaele was 12th and last battle of that offensive.

  • @jnairac
    @jnairac 3 месяца назад

    Tolkiens wrote about the Dead Marshes .. about his WW1 life... Lord of the Rings, starts also with huge armies at War. (WW1) We never learn .

  • @kimberleysmith818
    @kimberleysmith818 3 месяца назад

    I’m English and my great great grandfather died here. Don’t know how but he has a cross in a war cemetery in Belgium.

  • @robm4834
    @robm4834 4 месяца назад

    Interesting to know if any of these men survived and attempted communicating after the war.

  • @Something4Somebody
    @Something4Somebody 5 месяцев назад

    The first one is so sad, knowing that Japan lost..

  • @user-fb2ed2er3m
    @user-fb2ed2er3m 6 месяцев назад

    respect all these brave men.....

  • @robertsteinbach7325
    @robertsteinbach7325 6 месяцев назад

    It wasn't just the modern artillery, modern arms, trenches, and mechanised warfare that made World War One the first modern war. Earlier wars had these things. It was all of these things in industrial massive amounts, constantly, and what it does to the ground, water, and air of the battlefield. No other war, up to then, made even mother nature a tireless physical attacking enemy month after month, year after year. Mother nature is always dirty and sneaky with committing wholesale slaughter by disease, but now every army in Europe fought two terrible enemies, aiming to destroy their soldiers, the enemy's army and mother nature herself by carrying poisoned air, by flooding, and by ever present monster most dreaded, mud. The mud sticks upon wounds and bodies, it pulls against anything wishing to move, it drowns those that it can grab and hold down by the hundred and by the thousand and this monster was well fed with flood water, clay, soil, blood, waste, and constant quickest churning by shells, the like not ever seen before into fathoms of qiuicksand like mud. It defies walking, if defies swimming, if defies survival of any soldier or horse or even tank in its full grasp. This is not hell, for hell is paradise compared to this. The worst thing of it is that generation after generation will have to face this fiend in this manner, no going back, for the first of the warnings was Passchendaele.

  • @Jormungandr633
    @Jormungandr633 7 месяцев назад

    I’d be a statistic

  • @JiggaMan1297
    @JiggaMan1297 8 месяцев назад

    You learn something new everyday.

  • @alextorres1038
    @alextorres1038 9 месяцев назад

    this video is totally biased and just want to show kamikaze as forced people to suicide, when was not totally like this.

    • @user-td2jw9ze2c
      @user-td2jw9ze2c 7 месяцев назад

      There were few exceotions, same in Germany too.

  • @betterworldtobe
    @betterworldtobe 9 месяцев назад

    I am Japanese, born after the war. But if I had to do this to protect my country and my family, I think I would do it. There are sometimes important things than your life. Maybe western way of thinking is different. But not to make this happen is the most important thing which I know.

    • @JiggaMan1297
      @JiggaMan1297 8 месяцев назад

      You would do it knowing the outcome of the war?

    • @Dalauan_Sparrow
      @Dalauan_Sparrow 21 день назад

      Very dumb

    • @lowbornfool1713
      @lowbornfool1713 14 дней назад

      ​@Dalauan_Sparrow In hindsight sure, but knowing a land invasion is coming for your country and what that means for your loved ones it adds a little more clarity to the decision.

  • @Staticsilence535
    @Staticsilence535 10 месяцев назад

    Hell on earth, and just to top it off, record breaking amounts of rain. That's so cruel. God has a sick sense of humor sometimes.

  • @user-xk2wz3yp8g
    @user-xk2wz3yp8g 10 месяцев назад

    It must never happened again

  • @jhstylewon1172
    @jhstylewon1172 10 месяцев назад

    This is so underrated. I'm glad I was able to watch this video.

  • @roulejj1342
    @roulejj1342 Год назад

    So sad

  • @watchthetriple8224
    @watchthetriple8224 Год назад

    I dont feel sorry for any of them.

  • @ahadkirk1928
    @ahadkirk1928 Год назад

    the emperor is has no honor

  • @wutm8
    @wutm8 Год назад

    This is so fukin sad

  • @badger297
    @badger297 Год назад

    Imagine you strive your entire life to be the person that you want to be, only to have some man in a suit tell you that you need to kill yourself for king and country. This is so immensely sad

  • @badger297
    @badger297 Год назад

    Damn dude this is wild. What an awesome idea for a video +1sub

  • @urbanstarship
    @urbanstarship Год назад

    I am here because my ancestor died in this battle, and I'm trying to learn more. I don't know how he died, only when he died and that his name is on the Menin Gate memorial.

  • @ribbetribbet1161
    @ribbetribbet1161 Год назад

    They killed others. Don't forget that.

  • @elvisinukraine6063
    @elvisinukraine6063 Год назад

    I just spent the last 9 months fighting in the trenches and villages of the Donbas in Ukraine. Russian heavy artillery constantly raining down. If you ever want to chat, I'll describe exactly what it's like or you can see how the patrols went....

    • @POVHistory1
      @POVHistory1 Год назад

      I'm defnitely interested, shoot me an email at ccwhite590@gmail.com

  • @Peniswise
    @Peniswise Год назад

    Underrated channel! earn my subscribes and deserved more Subscribers!

  • @Nubis509
    @Nubis509 Год назад

    Thanks for fixing the audio issue I can understand I make vids too and I like ur content so I thought I should say something. Great vid man, it’s a tough topic. I’m reading a book called the Gulag archipelago right now and it’s really rough. Would be cool to see a video about the gulag..

    • @POVHistory1
      @POVHistory1 Год назад

      I appreciate you pointing that out. The gulags would actually be a pretty interesting topic, maybe coming soon👀

    • @Nubis509
      @Nubis509 Год назад

      @@POVHistory1 awesome 😎

  • @gregoryhawkins9172
    @gregoryhawkins9172 Год назад

    The Japanese, Americans, Italians, & Germans all had suicide troops. The first 2 American naval suicide pilots hit Japanese aircraft carriers, the Japanese, Italians, & Germans had suicide torpedoes. None, to my knowledge, accomplished anything. Most of the Italian navy didn't agree with war & realized that Benito was a stupid dictator, so they floated out into the oceans & avoided the war altogether. German suicide pilots hit American bombers head on & destroyed bridges. The Americans simply rebuilt the bridges the next day. I learned to speak Japanese growing up from my Aunt Ann. The American people chose to learn either German, Japanese, or Italian in case America lost the war. After the war, nobody was willing to be caught speaking any of those languages for fear of sounding like spies & sympathizers. It was like the Indians of Mexico learning to speak Spanish after Spain conquered Mexico. Spanish is now the national language of Mexico.

  • @the_lost_navigator
    @the_lost_navigator Год назад

    "Anyone who has looked into the glazed eyes of a dying Soldier will think hard before starting a War" - Otto von Bismarck

  • @Niketic88
    @Niketic88 Год назад

    And the hypocrite Imperor who ordered this nonsense lived till 1989. Im not even Japanes but damn it makes me mad for whom we were dying for.

  • @grindhousevr4210
    @grindhousevr4210 Год назад

    The quality of your video editing and information is very good. I don't think I've ever come across any videos about this particular topic.

  • @lucienfury2606
    @lucienfury2606 Год назад

    I love the term socialist utopia even though there has never been one or ever will be. it is a great fantasy in the socialist brain.

  • @gregreid673
    @gregreid673 Год назад

    My Dad fought there. With the 10th Battalion C.E.F. The very same battalion immortalized in Paul Gross's movie. Much of whats in the video was told to me by him shortly before he passed.

  • @amvp8743
    @amvp8743 Год назад

    First time I've genuinely cried in months. Great video.

    • @scinusa
      @scinusa Год назад

      Human [power addiction still exist. Dictators always ready to sacrifice other lives to support their position. Craving power addiction is worse than any drug addiction.

  • @mikeypeinado383
    @mikeypeinado383 Год назад

    WOW HE TOOK OUT 150 AMERICANS THATS FUCKEN TIGHT ! WAT A SACRIFICE THE 1ST GUY DID YOUR WIFE WAS PLEASED . SHE DIDNT GET RAPED, INSTEAD THEY GET INCINERATED BY NUKE dam americans. i just happened to spawn in america but i dnt like this place and the things we do to the world

  • @riniks112
    @riniks112 Год назад

    Taking away selfhood just like the people who you are tasked to bomb. Were

  • @rickyj5547
    @rickyj5547 Год назад

    Don't make war against the world

  • @tommcguire6472
    @tommcguire6472 Год назад

    My grand uncle shell shocked at passchendaele

  • @davewilson9738
    @davewilson9738 Год назад

    Older men declare war. But it is the youth that must fight and die. A very true quote.

    • @pauls3204
      @pauls3204 Год назад

      And the bastards are still doing it in the safety of their high offices .

  • @chrisbrent7487
    @chrisbrent7487 Год назад

    My great grandfather enlisted with the 8th Battalion 1st AIF immediately at the start of the war and fought at Gallipoli and then the Western Front including Paschendale and most of the other big battles such as Ypres, The Somme, the Hindenberg Line and Amiens. He survived all the way through and was repatriated in 1919. His regimental number was 10 so he was very quick to enlist. He made it home without being shot but was a gas casualty though he of course survived. Not many that enlisted at the start were still there at the end in 1918.

    • @anthonyeaton5153
      @anthonyeaton5153 4 месяца назад

      Passchendaele and Ypres are one and the same.

  • @nicktozie6685
    @nicktozie6685 Год назад

    The sound bite is absolutely terrifying, wow

  • @ns-nf9pi
    @ns-nf9pi Год назад

    and the war goes on..

  • @Coaltrain317
    @Coaltrain317 Год назад

    Gears of History, very interesting video about Passchendaele. Thank you for providing a very engaging experience, you helped me truly visualize and personify the horrors of this conflict. Simply receiving a taste imagining it, it is so powerfully clear to me how much I would never want to be a part of it. Your storytelling is unique. Thank you for giving me somebody else to pray for.

  • @penebanz7310
    @penebanz7310 Год назад

    You all need a new narrator that can articulate each word properly