The Korean War - Episode 1. Documentary Film. Historical Reenactment. StarMedia. English Subtitles

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @abc64pan
    @abc64pan 8 лет назад +86

    The well crafted dramatizations are the ingredient which makes these Star Media documentaries so interesting and entertaining. From the moment I saw one of their documentaries for the first time (Soviet Storm) I knew that I had stumbled upon a gold mine.

    • @seanmccann8368
      @seanmccann8368 7 лет назад +7

      Agreed.

    • @lexburen5932
      @lexburen5932 7 лет назад +7

      yess, soviet storm is an amazing documentary

    • @williamblascovicz6663
      @williamblascovicz6663 4 года назад +1

      Все делали одно дело могли бы просто остатся друзьями а не врагами

    • @landryzaid6913
      @landryzaid6913 3 года назад

      I dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account..?
      I stupidly forgot my password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!

    • @hayesalexis7716
      @hayesalexis7716 3 года назад

      @Landry Zaid instablaster =)

  • @lexburen5932
    @lexburen5932 7 лет назад +35

    i love this russian made documentary. i also was thrilled with the soviet storm episodes. this is really an amazing series, wich give an alternate view to what is learnt in western schools in general. this was very educational. thank you !

    • @Tamère353
      @Tamère353 2 года назад

      What's the western view? In it Russia doesn't exist right

    • @matthewwhitton5720
      @matthewwhitton5720 2 года назад +1

      @@Tamère353 No, it certainly does. The Soviets erected the DPRK and handpicked Kim Il Sung as it’s paramount leader. Not China and Mao. He had no say in the matter. It was to Stalin that Kim went, cap in hand, to launch a war upon the ROK.

    • @stephanebelizaire3627
      @stephanebelizaire3627 2 года назад +2

      Indeed, Very Historical and Documented .

    • @Layd36
      @Layd36 2 месяца назад

      ​@@matthewwhitton5720typical western propaganda, as if the US Empire already wasn't invading their lands like they did with Phillipines

  • @shawndavis2611
    @shawndavis2611 7 лет назад +37

    Excellent show this shows how clever the Russians are I love hearing things from the Russian side of things' always interesting another top production from star media

  • @mustafacanguvercin
    @mustafacanguvercin Год назад +1

    Perfect work, chilled when it finish 4 episodes. Great respect for producers, workers, .

  • @Kutko23
    @Kutko23 5 лет назад +50

    why did you remove soviet storm, pls get it up back.

  • @DarkshadowXD63
    @DarkshadowXD63 8 лет назад +7

    I love this channel it is always great to get two sides of a story. Regardless of heavy bias I just love the history

  • @BadVincent68
    @BadVincent68 8 лет назад +9

    Great documentary! Спасибо!

  • @noahgutierrez-cruz7556
    @noahgutierrez-cruz7556 5 лет назад +26

    Is there gonna be more english docudramas like Soviet storm?
    Soviet Storm was my favorite documentary I've ever seen.

  • @dimosthenispasadakis3492
    @dimosthenispasadakis3492 3 года назад +7

    Really good content, wish there was an english dubbed version as well

  • @georgevlavianos1401
    @georgevlavianos1401 4 года назад +2

    Another excellent series by Star Media. The Korean War from the other point-of-view.

  • @ezequielstepanenko3229
    @ezequielstepanenko3229 6 лет назад +5

    This is the greatest channel on youtube! This channel is my new drug

  • @patrickholt2270
    @patrickholt2270 6 лет назад +23

    The crucial item in the timeline which determined the war was left out - Stalin's withdrawal of the Soviet Union from the UN Security Council to protest the Berlin Airlift. The UN was only able to declare war because the Soviet Union wasn't present in the Security Council to veto it. Because it was a UN war, many more countries and troops could be brought in on the southern side than would have been the case otherwise without the banner of the UN legitimising western interference.

    • @webkeeper
      @webkeeper 5 лет назад +5

      This is mentioned in the next episode.

    • @nalzhaaaaaaay
      @nalzhaaaaaaay 4 года назад +3

      Another item: People's Republic of Korea, Proclaimed on 12 September, 1945

  • @appletrust3521
    @appletrust3521 7 лет назад +10

    фильм великолепный

  • @waaaakkkkk
    @waaaakkkkk 6 лет назад +5

    44:50 and why map doesn't show 38th line. that map's line is MDLline after the war.

  • @nishansengupta1219
    @nishansengupta1219 4 года назад +1

    Watched it some years ago happy to watch it again

  • @ernstwiltmann6
    @ernstwiltmann6 5 лет назад +14

    Honest and well documented series, dispelling many myth.

  • @natlap3149
    @natlap3149 Год назад

    Благодарность огромная.

  • @wotan20
    @wotan20 4 года назад

    Excellent, high quality documentary.

  • @moblepolice
    @moblepolice 4 года назад +7

    척 봐도 카자흐스탄을 비롯한 중앙아시아계 엑스트라들 대거 동원 되었네...어색한 한국어 구사 잘 보았습니다 ^^;;
    Even if I pretend, there were a lot of extras in Central Asia including Kazakhstan....I saw the awkward Korean language well.

    • @TheFormHater
      @TheFormHater 3 года назад

      well yeahh all the foreign language in this film is comically bad, but that not the point
      also pretty funny

    • @pma281
      @pma281 3 года назад

      @@TheFormHater except English language, which I think is handed properly

    • @kendalljohnson9172
      @kendalljohnson9172 3 года назад

      @@pma281 no the english is p comical too lol

    • @pma281
      @pma281 3 года назад

      @@kendalljohnson9172 I knew it, the American accent is a joke as well as the Korean and Chinese ones, but the Korean and Chinese accents are even funnier than the American one, that's for sure...

  • @christopherkleinbach5237
    @christopherkleinbach5237 4 года назад

    Interesting very good documentry.

  • @shajiljohn
    @shajiljohn 9 лет назад +11

    can we have this in English.. would be really cool..

    • @Mikedadof2
      @Mikedadof2 8 лет назад +2

      it would be helpful

    • @nalzhaaaaaaay
      @nalzhaaaaaaay 4 года назад

      @Ras Voja Damn capitalism making everything so inefficient

  • @Panzerfanlol
    @Panzerfanlol 8 лет назад +26

    Love this series, but,
    "B29 bomber"
    *Shows B17*
    *B29 didn't fly in Europe*

    • @fridomfrymj5625
      @fridomfrymj5625 7 лет назад +5

      Indeed, damaged B29s happened to land in Siberia after bombing missions over Japan. Allied bombers which had been damaged over Europe rarely landed in Soviet territory (too far and too dangerous): It was easier for aviators to crash-land in Western Europe and escape to Spain and Portugal, or to Britanny and find a Breton boat willing to smuggle them to England.

    • @PODbot2.5
      @PODbot2.5 6 лет назад +2

      Star Media produces interesting documentaries, but they are full of blunders.

    • @drunkkoschei2012
      @drunkkoschei2012 5 лет назад +3

      @@PODbot2.5 not just blunders, but propaganda bullshit.

    • @webkeeper
      @webkeeper 5 лет назад +10

      @@PODbot2.5 "full" is a bit exaggeration. For a documentary with so many details, it has done a good job at least.

    • @ernstwiltmann6
      @ernstwiltmann6 5 лет назад +8

      The audience below missed the fact, that the B29 scenes where in Korea and not in Europe.

  • @user-ih9ed9yn3g
    @user-ih9ed9yn3g 5 лет назад +5

    As a native korean, korean speaking by actors is damn poor i can hardly understand, but the overall film is just impressive.

    • @Tamère353
      @Tamère353 2 года назад +2

      Can you advise me some good corean subtitled documentary about this?

  • @kyoshiroma
    @kyoshiroma 4 года назад +3

    About the Soviet Storm WW2 series
    WARNING for all !!! As many Russians say here. I checked the original series in Russian(RV) and in the English version(EV) there are many "misleading translations" and scenes cuts. Running time: "RV 54:18min vs EV 43:45min". Some probably for commercials reasons. Quite "rare" as usual!!! I recommend that you see the original version in Russian and enable the automatic translation option on the screen, which is more accurate. Greetings!
    ПРЕДУПРЕЖДЕНИЕ для всех !!! Как говорят многие россияне. Я проверил оригинальную серию на русском языке (RV), а в английской версии (EV) появилось много «вводящих в заблуждение переводов» и сокращений сцен. Продолжительность: «RV 54:18мин против EV 43:45мин». Некоторые, вероятно, для коммерческих целей. Довольно «редкий», как обычно !!! Я рекомендую вам увидеть оригинальную версию на русском языке и включить опцию автоматической передачи на экране, что более точно. Приветствую!
    ADVERTENCIA para todos !!! Como muchos rusos dicen aquí. Revisé la serie original en ruso (RV) y en la versión en inglés (EV) hay muchas "traducciones engañosas" y cortes de escenas. Tiempo de ejecución: «RV54:18min vs EV43:45min». Algunos son probablemente por motivos comerciales. ¡Muy "raro", como de costumbre! Te recomiendo que veas la versión original en ruso y habilites la opción de traducción automática en la pantalla, que es más precisa. ¡Saludos!
    ruclips.net/video/_dIU7idp_WY/видео.html

  • @davidkelley5382
    @davidkelley5382 11 месяцев назад

    Guys I would love to see this but my wife can not keep up with subtitles. This and many more if only they were dubbed in English. Thanks!

  • @MuhammadMuizzuddin
    @MuhammadMuizzuddin 9 лет назад +2

    Where can I find the soundtracks?

  • @jonathanpowell613
    @jonathanpowell613 4 года назад +6

    How could you mistake a Russian fighter for a German one?! Didn't those American pilots see the red star on Khozedub's plane?

    • @kaletovhangar
      @kaletovhangar 3 года назад +8

      Angles at which you observe some objects together with lighting makes it rather hard to notice it, even with white edges of red star.Also,to some hotshot pilots La-7 from distance can look somewhat like FW-190.Friendly fire was rather common occurrence in ww2 air combat.

    • @giorgio7388
      @giorgio7388 2 года назад +1

      Definitively similar to FW190 due to radial piston engine

    • @jonathanpowell613
      @jonathanpowell613 Год назад

      ​@@kaletovhangarAh, that makes sense.

  • @LuizAlexPhoenix
    @LuizAlexPhoenix 4 года назад +6

    Wait, why is there no mention of the USSR having no more troops in Korea by 1948? Also, President-elect Park Chung-hee of the southern government was arrested by Rhee for "communist plotting" or whatever, thus guaranteeing that no one could seek peace. Rhee wanted war and he got it exactly as he wished, the death and destruction were merely a sideshow for his plan to remain in power. There is also the fact that after the war there was a need to redistribute land, specially since a lot of it was stolen by the Japanese and their collaborators during the decades of occupation. Although the southern government did enact some land redistribution reforms, it gave preference to those that already owned land, thus just handing a lot of it back to those rich collaborators that helped the Japanese occupation. Funny that, the guys that cooperated with the Japanese occupation talking about nationalism while seeking war with their own countrymen at the behest of a foreign power.

    • @wuhaninstituteofvirology5226
      @wuhaninstituteofvirology5226 Год назад

      They did not mention it because your facts are wrong.

    • @marty.l
      @marty.l Месяц назад

      @@wuhaninstituteofvirology5226 Western zionist troll shill alert

    • @marty.l
      @marty.l Месяц назад

      Rhee spent all those years in US exile being groom in Washington, Langley, US State Dept, Pentagon on how he was going to serve US, UK zionist anglo saxon imperial and colonial interests in Asia. Why do you think S. Korea is hyper capitalist today with the highest suicide rate, lowest marriage, and birthrate. The oligarchy that US installed is firmly entrenched. Heck, the S. Korean President tried to declare martial law the other day because the opposition in parliament didn't want S. Korea industry to be used to arm US proxy wars like Ukraine, Israel.

  • @uegvdczuVF
    @uegvdczuVF 4 года назад +1

    I love the guy casually hiding the vodka bottle! A thing universal for all soldiers, any time - any place.

  • @waaaakkkkk
    @waaaakkkkk 6 лет назад +3

    40:47 south korea had no tank at all. we had groundhound armor vehicle only at this point. during the war, us gave us m36 jackson. and many sounth korea army was in away from 38th line. because of communist partisans

    • @nalzhaaaaaaay
      @nalzhaaaaaaay 4 года назад +3

      Long live those comrade partisans

    • @rusty8992
      @rusty8992 4 года назад

      @@nalzhaaaaaaay They didn't live long.

    • @nalzhaaaaaaay
      @nalzhaaaaaaay 4 года назад +2

      @@rusty8992 Ura to them

  • @dannya1854
    @dannya1854 9 лет назад +14

    While this is a little biased towards the Russian side, I've watched many American military and history documentaries and they also have a little bias in their documentaries, and what really bothers me is how fast they try to go as if the viewer is watching just for the effects and has a short attention span.

    • @jovosedlar
      @jovosedlar 9 лет назад +4

      +Comrade Danny I thought the same. it would be impossible to watch on TV. a 52 minutes episode I watch for about two hours as I continuously rewind it in an attempt to read and understand the subs. i sometimes don't get to see what's going on on the screen as my eyes are locked on the subs.
      I don't understand what is the rush about.
      I still enjoy the documentary I admit.
      P.S. I also notice typical Slavic arrogance in the translation, i.e. German scientist were sent East, not West if they were sent to Russia. Mig 9 is translated Mig 29, genders re regularly mixed up, etc. person translates from the script and never checks with the actual movie. in Serbia and seems to be in Russia too friends and relatives get to translate the movies (and collect the fee), not the people with superior knowledge of English language.

    • @igorverevkin7709
      @igorverevkin7709 6 лет назад +4

      Lol, typical slavic arrogance? You're confusing slavs with americans. P.S. It's not an official translation, so either enjoy it or make a better one.

    • @webkeeper
      @webkeeper 5 лет назад

      Do you mean bias in the drama? You should see the war movies Russia has. Game of Thrones would be shocked to see some things. :D But I don't think that this bias is promoting bigotry and this is quite important in our days.

  • @gerrywu6288
    @gerrywu6288 8 лет назад +4

    Do u guys have the opening theme song "Krupa Grovi+action" music sheets or notes?? Really want to perform it in Band and Orchestra, I am willing to pay for it if there is.

  • @rohitmishra9517
    @rohitmishra9517 4 года назад +2

    USSR-China combination could have made communism possible in India. But China's short-sightedness n extreme mean selfish acts of accepting US offer of friendship to create enemity towards USSR had destroyed all that possibility.

    • @marty.l
      @marty.l Месяц назад

      You have to study the period aftr Stalin death and how Nikita Krushev criticized Stalin, de-emphasized the USSR Army and tried to co-exist with the West rather than what Mao had wanted which was global liberation of workers and peasants.

  • @captaincobb8146
    @captaincobb8146 3 года назад

    I can't read that fast! Bummer!

  • @gitfoad8032
    @gitfoad8032 3 года назад

    15:09 - 18:01 - "We blatantly ripped-off the B-29". *which we can't tell from a B-17.

  • @Acolyte_of_Cthulhu
    @Acolyte_of_Cthulhu Год назад +1

    yankee pilots was pretty trigger happy at fleeing civilian columns too. Think that usa dropped 2 nukes on an already surrendered enemy just to prove it to the sovjets..

  • @starsbasket4917
    @starsbasket4917 2 года назад +1

    почему так много иностранцев?(очень приятно что вам нравится)

    • @incognitum2791
      @incognitum2791 2 года назад +1

      это иностранный канал star media, предназначенный для иностранной публики)

  • @theprivilegeddouchebag8678
    @theprivilegeddouchebag8678 8 лет назад

    Is there any plans to dub this into english?

  • @HumanBeing-u1k
    @HumanBeing-u1k 4 года назад

    Plz upload English version

  • @johnnyvaught1692
    @johnnyvaught1692 8 лет назад +8

    Very good dramatization with good facts, except for saying only South Korea crossed many times over the 38th parallel. I pretty sure the North Koreans also crossed into the south as they still do today. Other than that good show.

    • @pdbandit1
      @pdbandit1 8 лет назад +2

      That part too made me question the accuracy of this " documentary ". What did they mention? 1800 + times? and none by them?
      The military is big business, our leaders would have us fighting forever if they could! ( all countries )

    • @Ivan_Dmitriev20
      @Ivan_Dmitriev20 8 лет назад +7

      pdbandit1 I guess it was mistranslation. It was clearly stated in Russian that war was started by nk.

    • @PODbot2.5
      @PODbot2.5 6 лет назад

      Star Media produces interesting documentaries, but they are full of blunders, and sometimes just silly fictions. It refers to their films as a story based on real events, not as a documentary.

    • @webkeeper
      @webkeeper 5 лет назад

      I think that it is a blunder too. Either they meant that both did in total 1800 or they meant, probably, to add how many action NK did. Generally, I have seen many hard facts about USSR here to consider it as quite objective.

  • @marty.l
    @marty.l Месяц назад

    Good introduction. The series didn't mention that the US, UK had planned Operation Paper Clip for USSR to atom bomb USSR shortly after the WW2 and break it into smaller pieces according its imperialist, colonial design. Of course, at the time the plan was classified and top secret. When JFK found out about it later, he was horrified.

  • @nasrinasir2585
    @nasrinasir2585 9 лет назад

    Tinian Island. Not the Titian island.

  • @generalbooger9146
    @generalbooger9146 3 года назад +1

    Truman never said "NEVER!" WTF was that?

    • @Marshall1816
      @Marshall1816 3 года назад +4

      I believe that he said this how Anti Russian your Truman was! and that he said that the Russians never get the Nuke Researched! so yes in i take that as Reality in the American Arrogance

    • @generalbooger9146
      @generalbooger9146 3 года назад +1

      @@Marshall1816 I looked into that. That's a lie. He didn't say that. Hopefully you're not Russian Yourself. Yet again, Truman never related his feelings to another person about his being "Anti Russian" as you put it. You do know that Russia wasn't a Nation during Truman's Administration?? Soviet Union (USSR) was. There is quite an enormous difference. I don't see how being Anti or Pro-Anything has to do with Nuclear Research?

    • @Marshall1816
      @Marshall1816 3 года назад +2

      @@generalbooger9146 I have bad news for you i am a Russian and why you defend him like that? Like in the Series Why no one was Punished by Killing the Soviet Maschine Gunner in the Plane? why the Yankee Pilots wasnt Punished by Bombing Wladiwostok? I dont trust that Truman was Friendly to the Sovietunion or a Nation that Defeaded the Nazis to a Heavy Price. I believe he dont gave a Fuck like everyone in USA Does among our History and Suffering THank for the Bad 90s West and for Destroying our Predige Honour Dignity. What we get is Corruption and Russian Mafia i guess i can discussed it over night with you

    • @generalbooger9146
      @generalbooger9146 3 года назад +1

      @@Marshall1816 My 90's Rocked!
      I like Truman. I like Politicians that know what it is to Work. Working Men. Humble.... Truman served in WW1 Western front in an Artillery Unit. From 1945-1991 the United States and Soviet Union were rivals in "the Cold War". That pretty much explains everything that went on between the Two. It was a Hot War in Reality. In Korea and Vietnam (both Wars) American Airmen would come back from Missions DUMBFOUNDED about how the Viet or Korean Pilots got really really good at flying and fighting. They actually ran into Soviet Pilots and had dogfights.

    • @Marshall1816
      @Marshall1816 3 года назад +1

      @@generalbooger9146 Okey Contuine

  • @dariasharihina3011
    @dariasharihina3011 2 года назад

    Очень интересный исторический фильм

  • @nalzhaaaaaaay
    @nalzhaaaaaaay 4 года назад

    No mention of the short-lived People's Republic of Korea which was outlawed by the US

  • @OsvaldoDuartejuramento
    @OsvaldoDuartejuramento 3 года назад

    Português por favor

  • @christophermdidonna5661
    @christophermdidonna5661 7 лет назад +1

    They sure do eat a lot of potatoes.

  • @ИгорьФрадков-в6ч
    @ИгорьФрадков-в6ч 2 года назад +1

    бля, народ, какая, к чертям, ядерная катастрофа в те времена? того арсенала ядерного оружия, коим располагали все страны, даже вместе взятые, не хватило бы даже для того, что бы территорию, например, Китая разбомбить. а про тогдашние мощности зарядов и говорить смешно, сейчас тактические заряды мощнее

  • @knight5020
    @knight5020 9 лет назад +8

    북한이 남한을 침략한 겁니다. 항공기도 탱크도 기관총도 수십배였다고 영상에도 나옵니다. 상식적으로 일방적으로 남한이 침략 당한것입니다.
    North Korea would have invaded the Republic of Korea. Aircraft machine guns also come in orders of magnitude tank also was a video. Common sense would unilaterally who invaded South Korea.

  • @dinastiwi3339
    @dinastiwi3339 8 лет назад

    watching other side of the world

  • @ТанкистРоссии
    @ТанкистРоссии Год назад

    че за херня в списке не найду этот сериал у вас?

  • @javansouthjm8163
    @javansouthjm8163 6 лет назад +3

    b-29s never flew in europe

  • @nationalist464
    @nationalist464 3 года назад +1

    It is amazing to see how Communists present Korean wars in documentary

  • @fridomfrymj5625
    @fridomfrymj5625 7 лет назад +4

    Interesting documentary. Unwillingly, a large part (from 13:38 to 20…) shows how the USSR deveoted huge resources to build up huge military capabilities, instead of reconstructing the badly damaged civilian economy - and the even more badly damaged Russian population. Hundreds of thousands of people were sent to forced labor camps, many of them to uranium mines where they extracted and processed radioactive material without any protection. While the West cleverly gave priority to reconstructing economic prosperity. The resulting difference was clear for anyone who visited countries of both sides by 1960!

    • @IOStalin
      @IOStalin 7 лет назад +14

      Fridomfry MJ one side is devastated by war and face annihilation by the other while the other side is relatively unscathed by war and wants the other side gone
      Does the soviet union not have the right to focus on defense?

    • @fridomfrymj5625
      @fridomfrymj5625 7 лет назад +2

      SuperGoliath56 Didn't the soviet citizens not have the right to focus on welfare and freedom, instead than on preparing a new war with millions of zeks toiling in labor camps? After their gigantic efforts and sacrifices to reject the Nazi beast, they deserved better than Gulag and militarization.
      NB: both sides had been devastated by war. Germany, of course, but also France recovered only in 1950 a Gross Product similar to 1929's. It took Britain even longer to rebuild its ruins. Both countries lost their colonial empires. Of course you think mainly of the USA, the only country which was much richer and powerful after the war than before. Yet none "dreamed" of annihilating the USSR: In western democracies, even in the US in the late 1940s, any attempt to attack the USSR would have been curbed by political opposition, unions, etc. Only a paranoiac like Stalin was obsessed by "enemies everywhere".
      What I write here is not a vague opinion: It is based on many readings, European and US archives.

    • @IOStalin
      @IOStalin 7 лет назад +13

      Fridomfry MJ
      Sure mccarthy didnt just claim 'commies are everywhere'
      Sure america got bombed to shit and couldnt force feed economic aid to countries that oppose Communism for the sole purpose of showing 'communism

    • @IOStalin
      @IOStalin 7 лет назад +3

      Fridomfry MJ also despite having to focus of warfare, the soviet union and soviet republics did recover post-war, not as quick as you wished but they still did

    • @fridomfrymj5625
      @fridomfrymj5625 7 лет назад +1

      "the soviet union and soviet republics did recover post-war"… - In fact, after 1945 in the USSR, millions of people were sent to forced labor camps (and often to miserable death), the USSR ramsacked the countries its troops occupied (entire factories dismounted in Central Europe and sent to the USSR), and sent hundreds of thousands of citizens of these countries to forced labor camps in Russia. The richness increased… for the privileged Party members and the Nomenklatura. Not for the average worker.
      In 1945-1949, the USA did exaclty the contrary: They disarmed, suppressed military service, dissolved many war-time organizations and converted most weapon factories into civilian production. US re-militarization in the 1950s was a reaction to Soviet military build-up and political coups-de-force in Czechoslovakia, Poland and other countries.

  • @whitewhale1162
    @whitewhale1162 Год назад

    "Если бы приказали,я сбросил бы ядерную бомбу и на Нью-Йорк"...

  • @oxfordmule7472
    @oxfordmule7472 4 года назад

    soviet storm is better and have own intro

  • @andrewfischer48
    @andrewfischer48 7 лет назад

    the us didnt call the mig 15 fagot? did we? in us slang that is the unflattering term for a homosexual. i think we had more respect for the soviets then that.

    • @uegvdczuVF
      @uegvdczuVF 4 года назад

      Late reply but still, yes they did. I don´t understand why, fagot is a musical instrument but in USA it is called bassoon. All NATO designations for Fighters start with an F so i guess that´s why they used the Russian word/name for it. There is a anti tank guided missile with the same name. And it is pronounced differently than the slur: _FA-GOT_

  • @willienolegs8928
    @willienolegs8928 8 лет назад +5

    Sad, history was left out.

    • @JohnsonMalarkey
      @JohnsonMalarkey 5 лет назад +8

      @
      Willie No Legs Seems it's not just the legs you're missing.

  • @Adad-ki5dh
    @Adad-ki5dh 3 года назад

    Great documentary indeed but it is also tinged with Soviet prism of the Korean war, consequently, More tainted than its Soviet storm trooper counterpart.

  • @danwiesenthal4977
    @danwiesenthal4977 4 года назад

    Interestingly at 13:00, they describe the voluntary confederation of eastern nations into the Soviet block. We know that these nations wanted democracy but were never given the chance and we know these nations suffered under the enslavement of the Soviet system. Still good to get the other side's "view"

    • @acutechicken5798
      @acutechicken5798 4 года назад +2

      Dan Wiesenthal that’s how geopolitics work. You spread your system as far as your armies can.

  • @fridomfrymj5625
    @fridomfrymj5625 7 лет назад +1

    From 25: Remarkable reconstitution of the "human booty" transfer of German engineers to Soviet "science prisons" where they developed the first Soviet jet aircrafts. Those who have read "The First Circle" by Soljhenitsyn or the Memories of Tupolev will understand.

    • @LevaMol
      @LevaMol 7 лет назад +15

      Lying Solzhenitsyn has nothing to do with reality, in his tales you will not find a single reference to the documents of historians, it is an artistic novel that he literally invented, and you believe in this man's fantasy, by the way money for giving this lie, gave him the CIA and publicly, this propaganda brochure

    • @LevaMol
      @LevaMol 7 лет назад +3

      you probably believe in Batman)))))))))))))))))))))

    • @fridomfrymj5625
      @fridomfrymj5625 7 лет назад +2

      Soljhenitsyn knew the Soviet repression system very well, as he had been an innocent victim of Stalin's dictatorship, then of Brezhnev's repression. He collected thousands of testimonies from Soviet citizen, including communists, who had been arrested, sometimes tortured, and often jailed without fair judgement, then sent to forced labour camps. None really understands the tragedies of the XXth century without reading Soljhenitsyn, one of the greatest and most profound authors of our time.
      If you want to talk about his work and criticize it, first read it. Otherwise you are just repeating the KGB's propaganda like a parrot.

    • @LevaMol
      @LevaMol 7 лет назад +10

      an interesting version, it turns out all Americans arrested for violating military censorship during the Second World War, were arrested not by the military police and the US counterpoint, but by the Stalinists. Because the documents of the investigation and the memories of Solzhenitsyn himself as his friends, he was arrested for violating military censorship documents confirm this. As he later explained his arrest, he disagrees with the documents and with the stories of his friends and the memories of his cellmates

    • @LevaMol
      @LevaMol 7 лет назад +11

      why do you people from Western countries believe in the word and do not look at documents, because people are inclined to lie. How can you be so naive. Want to know the real Solzhenitsyn, write an email to the FSB archive you will send, a photo copy of the documents, read the memoirs, those who sat with Solzhenitsen, various people, as well as those who served and worked with him

  • @puil2321
    @puil2321 4 года назад

    ㅁㄷ 훃 훃

  • @bobbrooks80
    @bobbrooks80 5 лет назад

    I really liked stars videos up to this one. I even subbed but this one is so over the top I have to unsub.

  • @Leo-zz5yn
    @Leo-zz5yn 5 лет назад +1

    If you’re going to make a documentary, don’t make up facts please

  • @HebrewHakaishin
    @HebrewHakaishin 8 лет назад +1

    the us lost shouldve kept MacArthur then would have won a pyrrhic victory.

  • @bullzeye6895
    @bullzeye6895 4 года назад

    The one who save South Korea in Korean war is Philippines..1400 pilipino soldier agains 40,000 Chinese soldier.american claim the credit..
    The real hero is Philippines..during Korean war other allies was forced to back and only pilipino soldier stand there ground
    search the korean war..
    Sorry for my bad English im not good in it.

    • @kgbspyperseus8058
      @kgbspyperseus8058 4 года назад +1

      Lol all countries who participated in the war was the real hero don't ever dare the Philippines are the MVP of war

    • @kgbspyperseus8058
      @kgbspyperseus8058 4 года назад +1

      And of course they could handle the war without Philippine so stfu
      Sorry for my english

  • @jimalexander1896
    @jimalexander1896 4 года назад

    The USSR at the time is a little short on the Truth!....They were also in Vietnam!...I know I fought there!

    • @ivanbor5086
      @ivanbor5086 4 года назад +1

      You're a Vietnam Veteran? And you watch russian documentary channel.
      I thought, I've seen everything in my life

  • @Christopher4700
    @Christopher4700 9 лет назад +5

    the russian propaganda can be at time laughable, but cool effects and nice story telling..

    • @Christopher4700
      @Christopher4700 9 лет назад +2

      stating the obvious ehh?

    • @aaronpaul9188
      @aaronpaul9188 9 лет назад +18

      Christopher Sonne no question much of it is propaganda. its highly unlikely that the soviet pilot shot down the american mustangs. but watching this made me realize alot of stories about korea that americans and the west never get to hear about. like the american raid on the soviet airbase on october 8th 1950. this doesnt exactly shed a positive light on america, but its tough to look good when you are carpet bombing cities with napalm.

    • @МокраяКиска-э9к
      @МокраяКиска-э9к 9 лет назад +2

      Christopher Sonne Ko-Ko-Ko/ Western Cockerel))Of course we have propaganda,but do you really?))Lol

    • @Christopher4700
      @Christopher4700 9 лет назад +3

      mostly why I watched it, It's really interesting to see the other side of the story and their justification, that was also why I find it really entertaining. They have a really good storyline

    • @crusadercrusader8764
      @crusadercrusader8764 9 лет назад +21

      Christopher Sonne We as Americans need to actually admit that calling FACTS "foreign propoganda" is not a good thing. We need to stop being ignorant.

  • @jessejames1804
    @jessejames1804 3 года назад +1

    Love the Russians but I hate socialism and communism!

  • @westpointsnell4167
    @westpointsnell4167 6 лет назад

    These ruskies forget that our combat kill ratio was 10 to 1 against them,why don't they show that?

    • @fedorevdokimenko3978
      @fedorevdokimenko3978 6 лет назад +20

      because it's a lie.

    • @westpointsnell4167
      @westpointsnell4167 6 лет назад

      @@fedorevdokimenko3978 fuckin communist bastard ,why do you ruskies lie?

    • @fedorevdokimenko3978
      @fedorevdokimenko3978 6 лет назад +22

      westpoint snell Cry more. It is a pleasure to my eyes.

    • @maxim684
      @maxim684 4 года назад +3

      @@westpointsnell4167
      You mistake soviet plane for german one and not only fail to shoot it down, but also get shot down by it.
      Very skilled pilots.

    • @blackrabbit212
      @blackrabbit212 3 года назад

      @@maxim684 Good call, Garrett.

  • @Hamilcar85
    @Hamilcar85 3 года назад +1

    Lol...... russian propaganda !

    • @jury2375
      @jury2375 Год назад +1

      ok murican patriots

  • @1stMemberEver
    @1stMemberEver 4 года назад +1

    Another russian propaganda channel?

    • @pma281
      @pma281 3 года назад +4

      How many have you already seen?

  • @johnmullally8711
    @johnmullally8711 4 года назад

    I like how Stalin viewed Truman's statement about having the A-Bomb as a veiled threat. Would it have been better if he not said anything? What is the proper edicate when dealing with a dictator that not only dealt harshly with his own countrymen, but locked up neighboring countries behind an iron curtain?