I was buddies with a WWII veteran named Dub Browning, who was a US Navy Seabee. He was order to go into Nagasaki a few weeks after the bomb was dropped to conduct a damage assessment. Even though he wasn't supposed to, he took photos of the damage he saved in a scrap book. It was like nothing I'd ever seen. Dub passed way about 8 years ago and I don't know what happed to his photo book.
I guess he was shocked to discover that the supposed "atomic" bomb caused exactly the same type of damage as any other bombing of the other Japanese cities.
@@wunwwins fun fact Tsar Bomba's Blast could be recorded on geological radars three times around the world, also known as going 1.5303 × 1015 m2 with one shockwave.
Compared to Fusion bombs this is a fart in the wind. It is only logical after Tsar bomb was tested that 100 or more megaton bombs were created to completely nullify 2nd strike capabilities. Even more frightening than that are cobalt bombs. Those are truly ELE's
A Intresting Fact: This place in nagasaki is now rebult and where the explosion went is now a place full and surrounded by buildings and the center where the bomb struck is now somewhere children plays in and also this happened exactly 11:02 am and this explosion took over roughly 60,000 lives..
@@theflock4916 Its like a plaza where alot of people hangout,Unfortunately i dont have any other Information or details about this explosion so i cant provide any type of warning or details on how people can go there carefree
@@theflock4916 Nuclear explosion contamination is easily contained in soil, all you need to do is dig up at most a foot of soil, and flip it over, by the time the land need to be filled the radioactive elements have mostly decayed.
@@theflock4916 nuclear explosions of the first atomic bombs were way more diluted than present day ones. The nuclear fallout didn't last as long as a current bomb would have
You always have to remember that the explosion you‘re seeing burnt 50 thousand people to death - in an instant. And those poor souls weren‘t even the original target, instead the city of Kokura near Nagasaki was the intended target but due to clouds making it impossible to confirm the drop-off location, the bomber had to abort three times and therefore didn‘t have much fuel left: he could only manage to return to the Air Force base if he lost the weight of the bomb. Thus, the secondary target of Nagasaki was chosen….
And worse than this, with which you are correct, is how utterly unecessary dropping atomic bombs was at all on Japan: let alone on innocent non-combatants. It was determined in the shadows, way before the time the 'bomb' was to be dropped on Japan, that it would be so. And the stone cold bullshit line that 'many more lives would have been lost, etc, if we didn't,' was just that; utter bullshit. Beyond this was the much earlier matter how FDR, and whoever was running him, set up Japan to attack us so we could get into the war. It's all so sickening.
After reading about the Nanjing massacre, the feelings perceived of these nukes being used is different than what they were before i read about that massacre.
Believe me, the hatred of Chinese people for the Japanese will continue from generation to generation. Even in modern times, the young people around me are full of hatred for the Japanese. You know, now China has developed to a very amazing level.
Imagine you are watching the explosion part while chilling in your bed right now. And just seeing a big a mushroom cloud but below that are many innocent people who are suffering and dying. P.s Those people who are not in the center of the bombing, their skin was melted and suffer from too much heat and chemicals for days that make them miserable.
Well it only takes one misstep and you will be able to experience it yourself. So no need to victimize yourself, soon enough you may become a victim of a ww3
Im not trying to offend anyone. but japan just wouldnt stop fighting so the US did what they had to do. yes its very unfortunate that he had to lead to that but If they just would have stoped maybe the event would not had happend.
@@HarpoonSkittles you wouldn’t be saying that if u were an innocent civilian who had nothing to do with the war, Russia was on the brink of invading anyway they would have had to submit
@@HarpoonSkittles yes, I agree. They wouldn’t stop and the first one was necessary, but wasn’t the second bomb droped hours after the surrender of japan? They were like, nah, we flew so far, I want to drop it now and not fly back
A child is crying and a grandma is coaxing it to sleep. A little girl is playing with her doll while her brother is teasing her. The traffic is moderate and the sky is clear. People are working and doing their best to live in the midst of war. There is apprehension in the air yet the civilians must go on with their lives. "What the war has to do with us" they think. Then.... At the fraction of the second, a white flash as though thousands suns have been ignited and all those people disappear from existence. Not even their ashes remain. But perhaps, they were the lucky ones to have left without even knowing... For what came after was worse than the purgetory of hell.
Japan should feel lucky that it was the United States who defeated and occupied their country. Imagine if it was millions of vengeful Chinese and Korean soldiers
There were no "Korean soldiers at that time and China wasn't even capable of kicking the Japanese out of its territory. In theory, Soviets could have defeated Japan and then Japan would have become an East Germany-like Soviet satellite
@@reymet_2jerjerrod65 Believe me, the hatred of Chinese people for the Japanese will continue from generation to generation. Even in modern times, the young people around me are full of hatred for the Japanese. You know, now China has developed to a very amazing level.
I’m saying they see what the U.S did and don’t even know why it happened and what Japan did. They don’t even know Japan used to eat there American captors
@@soflo3218 You probably don't know that the Nagasaki bomb blew up a POW camp where allied soldiers were being held. The USA knew but said "What the heck ... we'll blow them up too"
Yea now we just use drone strikes to kill innocent civiallians in other countries. Shouts out to George W bush, Barack Obama and Donald J trump for that one. America is literally the worlds police force🙃
Ya'll need to visit the actual museum in Nagasaki; it really does change your perspective on what actually happened. Yes, everyone knows how wrong and devastating it was, but seeing real artifacts and pictures of the aftermath..... it really makes you wonder who the HELL decided to drop a nuke on innocent people.
@JAYFLAMIN313 dude people actually use this in there studies for history class, i even watched this once for a test in school, this video is a part OF history, also why did you call me a sheep LOL
My grandfather fought the Japanese in burmha heard all the stories over the years lol very brave men out there grandad passed in 2008 miss u grandad x and ❤
@@alondratellez4482 in part 4 Yoshikage Kira has a stand called sheer heart attack and “Heart Attack” for the subtitles and the stand’s ability is to explode when it comes in contact with human heat or higher
Strange fact, technically the safest place to be standing inside the blast radius of a nuclear explosion is directly underneath it- right in the eye of the storm, due to what's known as the shock-cocoon effect. There were cases in both the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings of survivors who were standing directly at the hypocenter the moment of detonation and came out virtually unscathed, with just a few minor cuts and bruises, whilst fifty paces in every direction all unfortunate enough to be exposed to the flash were instantly vaporized and then pounded in to the ground as carbonized dust. A few survivors even later reported only remembering a flash, feeling no boom or the subsequent shockwave. Still, I wouldn't like to put this to the test.
@@pipet56 - Yes, read To Hell and Back: The Last Train from Hiroshima, by Charles Pelligrino. Probably the best non-fiction book ever written on both the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, and packed with first hand accounts from survivors, many of whom were inside the blasts hypocenter. It's a gripping, and at times utterly saddening or horrific, but is well worth taking the time to read by anyone interested in wanting to learn more about what actually happened, and is filled with strange and often bizarre facts about the nature of the explosion; like for instance the account of a school teacher who was hanging sheets of rice paper up against a window to dry out that held children's handwriting on etched in black ink, the moment the bomb detonated. The paper being white deflected the heat from the flash and saved her from being blinded and her face receiving third degree burns, however a child's handwriting was left forever tattooed on to her face as a constant reminder. Or another strange fact for you, that those who survived the initial blast and left severely burned, to the point of looking black and and often with their skin degloved and dangling off them in long tattered shreds, had an instant insatiable quench of thirst and walked in a zombie like state muttering repeatedly "water...water". The very moment water passed thier lips they instantly dropped dead, down to an odd phenomena not at all related to radiation sickness. One child who survived relates a fascinating story of having fetched water for 18 such souls, and as soon as they drank so much as a drop from him, they instantly perished. As a small child at the time he mistakenly thought he was to blame and for a long time spoke nothing of it, and felt overwhelmed with guilt, considering himself a murderer. If you're interested in reading this book and look for it online pdf versions are floating about that you can download for free.
I dont believe that for a second. The heat from the core of the atomic bomb would go up to 100 million degrees Celsius which would completely vaporise you instantly if you where right in the middle of it. Maybe its true I dont know but I just cant see how thats possible.
Just to think. this is the one video that legally is allowed to record live death without any bad repercussions from youtube moderation. and even worse. this is probably the only video to ever record the most amount of deaths in one single shot.
@@agayactornamedmichaeldougl6289 Japan had surrendered after the second bombing and another Bomb was sent when Japan surrendered,when they already lost a load of people but we all have to admit it was to some war that did all the drama.
Violence at every scale is horrific. May people choose love and patience instead. It all starts with the individual common man. Our own hearts can help prevent things like WWII and all it is comprised of if we just keep our own hearts in the right place.
God bless the innocents who lost their lives in this. All those plans for the future the children had being shattered like that, may this never happen again.
@@outremer91 Neither Hiroshima or Nagaskai was on the pamphlet sheet, the cities that were nuked didnt get a warning. No one knew that they were going to get a nuke dropped on them
God. I don’t think the video helps people understand the severity & destruction of what that atom bomb did. Tens of thousands of people were instantly vaporized, with many more succumbing to radiation. The amount of lives lost is beyond comprehension. I pray that no country ever tries America again. It is not worth the loss of lives, and this was in the 40’s.
Yet you say nothing about Japan being held to account for the "comfort women", gruesome medical experiments on living people, deaths of millions of innocent civilians, beheading Americans and many others, starving people to death or even the simple fact of being the ones who invaded other countries and attacked the United States FIRST
This is what my grandmother, who experienced the war, said when I asked her about it. (100 years old) "I don't care anymore who was in the wrong or who was right. Everyone was crazy in those days. If you weren't crazy, you couldn't survive. I'm sorry, but I don't want to remember the war, so I can't talk about it." I can't even imagine how painful it must have been. I'm grateful to all the people who built the peaceful world we have today.
I'd wager very little of what you see is vaporized people. People are only vaporized up to a certain distance from the epicenter of the blast. Everything there at the time was made out of wood and paper (for the most part) so you're mostly seeing ash and debris from structures and such.
The attack on pearl harbor was a targeted strategic military attack. Dropping an atomic bomb indiscriminately on a civilian population was one of the greatest war crimes ever committed.
their objective was to force the Japanese into an unconditional surrender so that operation downfall won't commence, if that happened not only american casualties would skyrocket but japanese casualties too because they are determined to fight to the death, so U.S. chose to drop the nukes in Hiroshima and Nagasaki to cripple the Japanese morale and finally end the war right there
@@doodlenoi Funny how Americans are quick to defend the use of nuclear warheads with whataboutisms. Trust me, the list of whataboutisms on the American side are far greater and that includes rape and mutilations. It's just not taught in history books because the winners of war write those books.
It absolutely did. Had Japan still not surrendered, then it would have resulted in a full on invasion of the mainland which would have taken far more lives on both sides than the two nukes did.
Japanese military targeted American military American military targeted innocent civilians of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Anyone who justifies these nukes is disgusting
@@dm2471 The person at fault for nuke was the Japan emperor. And his declining to surrender after the first atomic bomb. Which led to Nagasaki being bombed next. The Japanese empire at the time was ruthless. If they had atomic bombs and the US surrendered. There wouldn't be a United States today. It would be more Japanese controlled land. And japan would have likely used nukes elsewhere to gain more control too.
If they did then America wasn't going to pass up the opportunity to 'test' an implosion type fission bomb. That was going to be dropped irrespective of a surrender.
@@paulanderson7796 They had already tested the bomb. The plan was to just drop the bombs until a surrender. That surrender didn’t come until after the second one. Stop spreading misinformation.
And this is small compared to today's nukes...I've had nightmares about them lately. I keep getting this bad feeling that this is what our future holds.
Truman never said it was a military base. It was a military target. Nagasaki had aircraft manufacturing, munitions manufacturing, and an arsenal. In fact, the torpedoes dropped by the Japanese planes at Pearl Harbor were manufactured at the Mitsubishi Nagasaki Munitions Factory.
@@buckhorncortez pearl harbor was a NAVY BASE Nagasaki was a civilian city. It doesn't matter what 1% of the city was used for the percentage of military personnel in pearl harbor over nagasaki is a lot. And yes Truman did say in a speech that “The World will note that the second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki a military base. That was because we wished in this first attack to avoid, insofar as possible, the killing of civilians..”(President Harry S. Truman in a radio speech to the Nation, August 9, 1945).
@@The_Vanilla_Guerilla I Remember it as a sad day for all the innocent lives killled but a good day for America. They should blame Japan for those deaths of
Most replies missing the point. Regardless of whether the attack was justified, it marked the beginning of an era that may well be our last. Such devastating weapons don’t belong in the hands of creatures like us. The Japanese surely would have done the same if they could’ve, and ending the war then may have spared Japan more suffering in total by avoiding land invasion of Japan and widespread bombing. Still we should recognize the horror of what was done that day
PLEASE READ ALL BEFORE COMMENTING ANYTHING! I WANT ACTUAL COMMENTS WITH BRAIN USAGE AND THOUGHT PUT INTO THEM, BE NICE AND RESPECTFUL TO OTHERS OPINONS AS WELL THANK YOU! A statement Ive been seeing a ton in these comments is "Its a shame that the USA bombed innocent civilians" I believe that it was very justified of the US to do such a thing. Heres why: If we imagine a world without these bombings, things would be a lot differnent, I would not be here now justifting this. You would not be reading this. With that said lets get to the point, Was it justified for the USA to bomb the two cities? Yes. Japan was doing way worst then bombing two cities like the USA did, America stopped a nation so far from heaven from committing more atrocities, such as Bataan Death March, Manilla Massacre, Nanking massacre & unit 731, and their were lots more of atrocities committed from imperial japan during ww2. Japan never was going to stop they were in the war til the end and by far were just as bad as Germany some would say. Now to say that we killed innocent citizens is a truth and a lie in of itself. They were not innocent their own government were feeding them lies about the war and were on the edge of forcing them to join and fight into a war they AGREED with. The "citizens" were already killing and doing worst then any normal based citizen would have ever done. So to say that they were victims is insane. The USA did the absolute right thing, we either could have bombed two cities of theirs or did a full invasion of their country in result would have killed WAY more then we ever actually did. So please if you ever think to yourself "The United States of America did a terrible thing during that war and in no way should we thank them" then just get off the internet and find help. I am not justifying the United States for ANY other war they have been in, we have had done bad things the USA is not perfect, but we sure as hell are not bad. I hate to be this type of person but please like this so people see it thank you!
I find it extremely annoying when people stick their grotty watermark over historical videos.
Ikr
it's not free
@@goblinslayer6375 ok?
Well if they own the rights to it we should just be happy to be able to view it for free
@@goblinslayer6375 any digital media older than 30 years old is a public domain
I was buddies with a WWII veteran named Dub Browning, who was a US Navy Seabee. He was order to go into Nagasaki a few weeks after the bomb was dropped to conduct a damage assessment. Even though he wasn't supposed to, he took photos of the damage he saved in a scrap book. It was like nothing I'd ever seen. Dub passed way about 8 years ago and I don't know what happed to his photo book.
Broski my toilet survived 3 bombs
Memory to him. It will be cool if everything is fine with the book, because it has great material value.
I guess he was shocked to discover that the supposed "atomic" bomb caused exactly the same type of damage as any other bombing of the other Japanese cities.
FBI...
May the world be at peace.
America 🇺🇸
Now its war☹
hahahahahahaa....................................
@@guadalupemartinez7762 no America bad
@@guadalupemartinez7762 Iraq Syria Libya Afghanistan Vietnam, Bullshit
You cannot comprehend how massive the cloud is
It's even more scary thinking how dangerous the tsar bomba is if it's unleashed
@@wunwwins imagine it with Its entire core not half of it, The blast radius and mushroom cloud would be massive
@@PhysicstIsaac yea
@@wunwwins fun fact Tsar Bomba's Blast could be recorded on geological radars three times around the world, also known as going 1.5303 × 1015 m2 with one shockwave.
Compared to Fusion bombs this is a fart in the wind. It is only logical after Tsar bomb was tested that 100 or more megaton bombs were created to completely nullify 2nd strike capabilities.
Even more frightening than that are cobalt bombs. Those are truly ELE's
A Intresting Fact: This place in nagasaki is now rebult and where the explosion went is now a place full and surrounded by buildings and the center where the bomb struck is now somewhere children plays in and also this happened exactly 11:02 am and this explosion took over roughly 60,000 lives..
Where a child plays in? that seems dangerous considering radioactive fallout and the effects of radiation sickness.
@@theflock4916 Its like a plaza where alot of people hangout,Unfortunately i dont have any other Information or details about this explosion so i cant provide any type of warning or details on how people can go there carefree
@@theflock4916 Nuclear explosion contamination is easily contained in soil, all you need to do is dig up at most a foot of soil, and flip it over, by the time the land need to be filled the radioactive elements have mostly decayed.
@@theflock4916 nuclear explosions of the first atomic bombs were way more diluted than present day ones. The nuclear fallout didn't last as long as a current bomb would have
@CHRISTIAN KNIGHT after the war yes, but it’s also been almost 77 years sooooo
You always have to remember that the explosion you‘re seeing burnt 50 thousand people to death - in an instant. And those poor souls weren‘t even the original target, instead the city of Kokura near Nagasaki was the intended target but due to clouds making it impossible to confirm the drop-off location, the bomber had to abort three times and therefore didn‘t have much fuel left: he could only manage to return to the Air Force base if he lost the weight of the bomb. Thus, the secondary target of Nagasaki was chosen….
imagine that at this day in Kokura someone complained about the weather being to cloudly
And worse than this, with which you are correct, is how utterly unecessary dropping atomic bombs was at all on Japan: let alone on innocent non-combatants. It was determined in the shadows, way before the time the 'bomb' was to be dropped on Japan, that it would be so. And the stone cold bullshit line that 'many more lives would have been lost, etc, if we didn't,' was just that; utter bullshit. Beyond this was the much earlier matter how FDR, and whoever was running him, set up Japan to attack us so we could get into the war. It's all so sickening.
I don’t know why they couldn’t drop on the first target. It’s not something you have to aim, really.
@@hestonbush1630You have absolutely no idea of what you’re talking about.
@@hestonbush1630 I urge you to look up the blast radius of these bombs and indeed the size of Japan.
After reading about the Nanjing massacre, the feelings perceived of these nukes being used is different than what they were before i read about that massacre.
Believe me, the hatred of Chinese people for the Japanese will continue from generation to generation. Even in modern times, the young people around me are full of hatred for the Japanese. You know, now China has developed to a very amazing level.
@@Beaueloevsworstnightmare Even today, Americans love their masonic leadership without condition. The worst filth the world has ever known.
Imagine you are watching the explosion part while chilling in your bed right now. And just seeing a big a mushroom cloud but below that are many innocent people who are suffering and dying.
P.s Those people who are not in the center of the bombing, their skin was melted and suffer from too much heat and chemicals for days that make them miserable.
Well it only takes one misstep and you will be able to experience it yourself. So no need to victimize yourself, soon enough you may become a victim of a ww3
Nah
Watching a video does not make you part of the video or the subject matter... wtf are they teaching you kids these days?
@@Soulintent95 your mom😂
@@YouSuckLikeUrFriends mmmk
Since it’s not listed in the description, this footage was recorded by Harold Agnew, who also filmed the Hiroshima blast.
I understood no footage remains of the Hiroshima explosion. Someone said some time ago that it wasn't filmed. Or maybe not the initial explosion ?
Not only did the Atomic Bombs killed thousands of people but this also lead to the rise and awakening of the King of the monsters: Godzilla.
I bet you’re quite the hoot at parties......
You are so dumb to make jokes for this
Excuse but we're you talking about me or the guys?
@@g.i.azilla3557 to you you know what caused the atomic bomb you even know what radienergy is to make jokes ou of this thing!!
And??
The lucky ones where those that died instantly.
What?.....
You would rather be exposed to the radiation?
nah the lucky ones were the ones that survived outright
@@cowfat8547 have you seen how the people that survived live? I rather be dead than to live like that
@BRODOITDOIT you right
It was an unfortunate event. Respect for those souls who perished in this attack.
May their spirits rest in peace
Im not trying to offend anyone. but japan just wouldnt stop fighting so the US did what they had to do. yes its very unfortunate that he had to lead to that but If they just would have stoped maybe the event would not had happend.
@@HarpoonSkittles well said, the worst thing about it was all the innocents dying for their own country's stubborness
@@HarpoonSkittles you wouldn’t be saying that if u were an innocent civilian who had nothing to do with the war, Russia was on the brink of invading anyway they would have had to submit
@@HarpoonSkittles yes, I agree. They wouldn’t stop and the first one was necessary, but wasn’t the second bomb droped hours after the surrender of japan? They were like, nah, we flew so far, I want to drop it now and not fly back
A child is crying and a grandma is coaxing it to sleep. A little girl is playing with her doll while her brother is teasing her. The traffic is moderate and the sky is clear. People are working and doing their best to live in the midst of war. There is apprehension in the air yet the civilians must go on with their lives. "What the war has to do with us" they think. Then.... At the fraction of the second, a white flash as though thousands suns have been ignited and all those people disappear from existence. Not even their ashes remain. But perhaps, they were the lucky ones to have left without even knowing... For what came after was worse than the purgetory of hell.
funny enough, the sky was not clear that day and that's the reason the bomb was dropped on Nagasaki instead of it's intended target of Kokura
Cringe
who knew this tragic event inspired one of the most iconic franchises , godzilla
And anime
@@couriersix208no
@@couriersix208違います
May these weapons never be used ever again
Japan should feel lucky that it was the United States who defeated and occupied their country. Imagine if it was millions of vengeful Chinese and Korean soldiers
There were no "Korean soldiers at that time and China wasn't even capable of kicking the Japanese out of its territory.
In theory, Soviets could have defeated Japan and then Japan would have become an East Germany-like Soviet satellite
@@reymet_2jerjerrod65 Believe me, the hatred of Chinese people for the Japanese will continue from generation to generation. Even in modern times, the young people around me are full of hatred for the Japanese. You know, now China has developed to a very amazing level.
It’s crazy to think that Nagasaki wasn’t even the city they departed for, it would have been a whole different story
So many people in the comments showing they know nothing about history
I’m saying they see what the U.S did and don’t even know why it happened and what Japan did. They don’t even know Japan used to eat there American captors
@@soflo3218 You probably don't know that the Nagasaki bomb blew up a POW camp where allied soldiers were being held. The USA knew but said "What the heck ... we'll blow them up too"
@@camtinley
😂
Your comments continue to come from an embarrassing lack of historical knowledge.
cant wait to see this on IMAX
Mans got a 30-0 kill streak
lol that’s cursed
Does that mean he gets to use the nuke now 😳
Damn, that's disrespectful but god damn that's hilarious.
Too soon
im going to hell for laughing
40k people dead right there.. crazy.
I feel so bad for the innocent ppl. When I was in the Marines in Afghanistan, I was really happy we no longer use these
lol we still use atomic bombs but now they're way stronger
The elites and governments win the war, it's citizens are the ones who die and suffer.
Yea now we just use drone strikes to kill innocent civiallians in other countries. Shouts out to George W bush, Barack Obama and Donald J trump for that one. America is literally the worlds police force🙃
Why do you feel bad?
We haven't needed to use these because we did use these. Think about it like that.
Ya'll need to visit the actual museum in Nagasaki; it really does change your perspective on what actually happened. Yes, everyone knows how wrong and devastating it was, but seeing real artifacts and pictures of the aftermath..... it really makes you wonder who the HELL decided to drop a nuke on innocent people.
God that must’ve been so scary for the people who were not hit by the blast but were close enough to see the whole explosion
0:13 although it sounds like a roar in the explosion
Sound like a 1954 Godzilla roar
That’s windows shattering
Nagasaki: **gets blasted by an atomic bomb, killing thousands of people in an instant**
The person recording the footage: this is fine
Its because its the British news they probably recorded it to see how the bomb would work because the British were at war with japan
@@the1sponge interesting
@@skoopercantdraw Very
Between 200,000 and 300,000 civilians were killed in Nanking by the Japanese.
@@Coltnz1Это не те же самые японцы, очевидно. Что-то о священной мести СССР против немецких граждан все всегда плачутся
I like this footage please don't deleted it
Ofc they wont
Thsi is important footage
@@skoopercantdraw i means not the footage but this channel dont deleted this video
Why would they delete this?
Theres no good reason for them to, this is an important part of history
@@skoopercantdraw it's really not important it's sad humans think wars solve anything you're a sheep sorry
@JAYFLAMIN313 dude people actually use this in there studies for history class, i even watched this once for a test in school, this video is a part OF history, also why did you call me a sheep LOL
Classical music to the death of millions. Got it.
Hundreds of thousands *
@@scillavanilla5356 Couple of hundred thousand.
Look into the Nanking massacre and then tell me the Japanese didn’t deserve the bombs.
Meh If they got nuked today I would party with happy music
they deserve it now more than ever
@@tboman4128 40k
My grandfather fought the Japanese in burmha heard all the stories over the years lol very brave men out there grandad passed in 2008 miss u grandad x and ❤
LESSON LEARNED DON'T ATTACK THE SLEEPING GIANT..
Was very sad. I went in 2013 and stood in the exact spot where the bomb hit and went to the museum and it was heartbreaking…
Cry me a river.
The Japanese themselves launched a war and were defeated. Now they are begging others to pity themselves?
Do you know how many Chinese were killed by the Japanese during World War II? In Nanjing, the Japanese killed 300,000 Chinese with their bare hands.
@@kevinoreilly4172 cry me a river when I insult your country back-(Japan is actually so nice)
“It’s just a prank bro”
The prank:
"Why is Heart Attack taking so long?"
Death note referents?
@@alondratellez4482 no it’s a JoJo reference
@@alondratellez4482 in part 4 Yoshikage Kira has a stand called sheer heart attack and “Heart Attack” for the subtitles and the stand’s ability is to explode when it comes in contact with human heat or higher
12 second commercial for a 33 second video. Pitiful.
Still better quality than an ufo sighting
"War never changes."
This is a Fallout hood classic.
Strange fact, technically the safest place to be standing inside the blast radius of a nuclear explosion is directly underneath it- right in the eye of the storm, due to what's known as the shock-cocoon effect.
There were cases in both the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings of survivors who were standing directly at the hypocenter the moment of detonation and came out virtually unscathed, with just a few minor cuts and bruises, whilst fifty paces in every direction all unfortunate enough to be exposed to the flash were instantly vaporized and then pounded in to the ground as carbonized dust.
A few survivors even later reported only remembering a flash, feeling no boom or the subsequent shockwave.
Still, I wouldn't like to put this to the test.
Wouldn't you disintegrate from the heat instantly anyways? Is there a source for this information?
@@pipet56 - Yes, read To Hell and Back: The Last Train from Hiroshima, by Charles Pelligrino. Probably the best non-fiction book ever written on both the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, and packed with first hand accounts from survivors, many of whom were inside the blasts hypocenter.
It's a gripping, and at times utterly saddening or horrific, but is well worth taking the time to read by anyone interested in wanting to learn more about what actually happened, and is filled with strange and often bizarre facts about the nature of the explosion;
like for instance the account of a school teacher who was hanging sheets of rice paper up against a window to dry out that held children's handwriting on etched in black ink, the moment the bomb detonated. The paper being white deflected the heat from the flash and saved her from being blinded and her face receiving third degree burns, however a child's handwriting was left forever tattooed on to her face as a constant reminder.
Or another strange fact for you, that those who survived the initial blast and left severely burned, to the point of looking black and and often with their skin degloved and dangling off them in long tattered shreds, had an instant insatiable quench of thirst and walked in a zombie like state muttering repeatedly "water...water". The very moment water passed thier lips they instantly dropped dead, down to an odd phenomena not at all related to radiation sickness.
One child who survived relates a fascinating story of having fetched water for 18 such souls, and as soon as they drank so much as a drop from him, they instantly perished. As a small child at the time he mistakenly thought he was to blame and for a long time spoke nothing of it, and felt overwhelmed with guilt, considering himself a murderer.
If you're interested in reading this book and look for it online pdf versions are floating about that you can download for free.
@@javierross7441 thank you
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I dont believe that for a second. The heat from the core of the atomic bomb would go up to 100 million degrees Celsius which would completely vaporise you instantly if you where right in the middle of it. Maybe its true I dont know but I just cant see how thats possible.
Que Deus abençoe essas vítimas da guerra 🙏🏻
Sí 😭
Oppenheimer: "eu me tornei a morte. O destruidor de mundos"
Frase que marcou o mundo
Me when somebody says nagasaki:
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Just to think. this is the one video that legally is allowed to record live death without any bad repercussions from youtube moderation. and even worse. this is probably the only video to ever record the most amount of deaths in one single shot.
10,000 Americans died on d-day, all on one beach. Japan launched 9,300 bombs targeting American civilians. This is a repercussion...
Esse vídeo não existiria se os americanos genocídas não tivessem usado essas bombas
@@agayactornamedmichaeldougl6289 Japan had surrendered after the second bombing and another Bomb was sent when Japan surrendered,when they already lost a load of people but we all have to admit it was to some war that did all the drama.
Saw the plane that dropped this bomb today... in the National Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio
History can be very sad. In a disgusting way.
The audacity to put a watermark over footage that does not belong to you
the explosion it self gives me some weird vibes
Violence at every scale is horrific. May people choose love and patience instead. It all starts with the individual common man. Our own hearts can help prevent things like WWII and all it is comprised of if we just keep our own hearts in the right place.
Boxed like fish
God bless the innocents who lost their lives in this. All those plans for the future the children had being shattered like that, may this never happen again.
США должны ответить кровью детей и женщин
Bro if we had nuclear bombs back then just imagine what we have now .
@Jerrod Butali I’m talking about the magnitude smart ass
@@andrewbello9784 I think that would cause those to backup more faster.
At you can see. The man is corrupt and evil.
We have hydrogen bombs now
@@sergiolaurencio7534 and you're not the man
what a camper
You must not add background music to this video
who cares its 80 years old
@jcbw9975 but what about the dead ones... Don't you think we should respect them..
@@TruthExposer-k3r look what happened in China
@@jcbw9975 I'm talking about everywhere on earth where innocent civilians died just because of country war...
@TruthExposer-k3r oh ok
They reaped what they sowed
bravo to the camera man
And here we are witnessing the deaths of millions of people in a split second. Those were innocent people right there. Just gone.
They were warned way in advance. The US were dropping pamphlets telling them to evacuate.
@@outremer91 Neither Hiroshima or Nagaskai was on the pamphlet sheet, the cities that were nuked didnt get a warning. No one knew that they were going to get a nuke dropped on them
Millions?? Really? MILLIONS? Thank you sir for your extremely accurate death count.
60k idiot not millions
@ESR CRYPTO they? Were the children and elderly responsible for the actions of their military?
God. I don’t think the video helps people understand the severity & destruction of what that atom bomb did. Tens of thousands of people were instantly vaporized, with many more succumbing to radiation. The amount of lives lost is beyond comprehension. I pray that no country ever tries America again. It is not worth the loss of lives, and this was in the 40’s.
I don’t think people realize how it that explosion was bigger than Mount Everest
Really?
The mushroom cloud was bigger than mount Everest, not the explosion
F around and find out as they say 78 years later.
Please learn some history before saying Japan is innocent😢 so many Asia countries suffer from Japan invasion
Agreed. Japan sympathizers will never understand.
No one is innocent in this world, do you think German is innocent, do you think china, is innocent, do you think North Korea is innocent.
@@aleysibbs2461building a strawman is hilarious. Also yes during world war 2 china was innocent
@@redacted7060 what about other time they weren't? I don't mind China but hate their government, Chinese are not good guys
beautiful!
i think he is american
Steelman why this was not a war crime.
Yet you say nothing about Japan being held to account for the "comfort women", gruesome medical experiments on living people, deaths of millions of innocent civilians, beheading Americans and many others, starving people to death or even the simple fact of being the ones who invaded other countries and attacked the United States FIRST
Here comes the sun
"Boxed like a fish. Where are you going kid, you're lost."
This is what my grandmother, who experienced the war, said when I asked her about it. (100 years old) "I don't care anymore who was in the wrong or who was right. Everyone was crazy in those days. If you weren't crazy, you couldn't survive. I'm sorry, but I don't want to remember the war, so I can't talk about it." I can't even imagine how painful it must have been. I'm grateful to all the people who built the peaceful world we have today.
Do you know how many Chinese were killed by the Japanese during World War II? In Nanjing, the Japanese killed 300,000 Chinese with their bare hands.
Crazy how all that ash on the ground is vaporized people
Disturbing.
I'd wager very little of what you see is vaporized people. People are only vaporized up to a certain distance from the epicenter of the blast. Everything there at the time was made out of wood and paper (for the most part) so you're mostly seeing ash and debris from structures and such.
This is like the reality of what is going on in international affairs. Like worries of a nuclear war.
to think my grandmother was down there...
Your grandmother was always going down there.
History Bouta replay itself
The attack on pearl harbor was a targeted strategic military attack. Dropping an atomic bomb indiscriminately on a civilian population was one of the greatest war crimes ever committed.
Was the rape of Nanking a strategic military objective also?
their objective was to force the Japanese into an unconditional surrender so that operation downfall won't commence, if that happened not only american casualties would skyrocket but japanese casualties too because they are determined to fight to the death, so U.S. chose to drop the nukes in Hiroshima and Nagasaki to cripple the Japanese morale and finally end the war right there
@@mythicalrp5642 imagine if they kept dropping bombs
So was the rape of Nanking. So was the Bataan Death March. Finally, so was Pearl Harbor.
@@doodlenoi Funny how Americans are quick to defend the use of nuclear warheads with whataboutisms. Trust me, the list of whataboutisms on the American side are far greater and that includes rape and mutilations. It's just not taught in history books because the winners of war write those books.
And that's how Godzilla was made, son.
Oppenheimer💀
We cleansed them of the atrocities
Unfortunate and sad but in a roundabout way I believe it saved many lives (due to an abrupt end of the war)
It absolutely did. Had Japan still not surrendered, then it would have resulted in a full on invasion of the mainland which would have taken far more lives on both sides than the two nukes did.
No, the war was pretty much over at this point
Japan was on its knees, USA just needed immediate power...what they did and how they did it was pure evil!
@@victorvondoom3084no, it wasn’t. Many in Japan would’ve fought to the death. If the war was really over, it wouldn’t have taken two.
@@Drums_of_Liberation , still they would just be soldiers. Not innocent civilians , sick f*ck.
When your dad beats you up but you're still disobedient：
America: 2
Japan: 0
Name of the music?
That b29 had a lote of xp from that
The b29 is called the Bockscar.
A mouse would never invent a mousetrap...spoken by albert einstein.
Thanks usa
This is how exactly Godzilla got formed
no not really godzilla was awaken not formed like that
W usa for being the strongest
That awkward moment when you wish you didn't bomb Pearl Harbour a few years prior.
Only nation who used nuclear bomb tell someone about human rights then and today
@@dm2471 Good point. I'm not sure why you're replying to me about it in this context though.
@@dm2471 well its ruled by other people now, dont you understand?
Japanese military targeted American military
American military targeted innocent civilians of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Anyone who justifies these nukes is disgusting
@@dm2471
The person at fault for nuke was the Japan emperor. And his declining to surrender after the first atomic bomb. Which led to Nagasaki being bombed next.
The Japanese empire at the time was ruthless. If they had atomic bombs and the US surrendered. There wouldn't be a United States today. It would be more Japanese controlled land.
And japan would have likely used nukes elsewhere to gain more control too.
What was stupid of Japan is they didn't even surrender the first nuke!
If they did then America wasn't going to pass up the opportunity to 'test' an implosion type fission bomb. That was going to be dropped irrespective of a surrender.
@@paulanderson7796 They had already tested the bomb. The plan was to just drop the bombs until a surrender. That surrender didn’t come until after the second one. Stop spreading misinformation.
"I wish I could be at that time of Explosion :("
trust me u don’t, the side effects if you do survive aren’t cool
@@Kanato27 yeah. Cancer and all that stuff
@@Kanato27 it’s better to be dead in a nuclear annihilation.
@@paladinsimon8025 yep, you wouldnt wanna suffer all the side effects
Good luck without your hair & exposing the radiation after the explosion
Worth reading The Forgotten Highlander by Alistair Urquhart.
He was near Nagasaki when the bomb was dropped.
What happens when 100 pounds of mentos mix with 100 pounds of cola
For en Years ago?
Unearned power America wielding like a child who found his dad's gun.
SU
tf you mean unearned. we fought a revolutionary war, a civil war,
And this is small compared to today's nukes...I've had nightmares about them lately. I keep getting this bad feeling that this is what our future holds.
RIP that people 😭😭😭
nice bomb fat man&little boy 😆😆😆
Wolverine and Yashida are down there somewhere
Can you believe Truman called this a MILITARY BASE!!! WTF it's a civilian city
Truman never said it was a military base. It was a military target. Nagasaki had aircraft manufacturing, munitions manufacturing, and an arsenal. In fact, the torpedoes dropped by the Japanese planes at Pearl Harbor were manufactured at the Mitsubishi Nagasaki Munitions Factory.
@@buckhorncortez pearl harbor was a NAVY BASE Nagasaki was a civilian city. It doesn't matter what 1% of the city was used for the percentage of military personnel in pearl harbor over nagasaki is a lot. And yes Truman did say in a speech that “The World will note that the second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki a military base. That was because we wished in this first attack to avoid, insofar as possible, the killing of civilians..”(President Harry S. Truman in a radio speech to the Nation, August 9, 1945).
Who cares, its still a significant military target
@@AthereelHow do you think Germany was beaten? Do you think German civilians were spared?
I'm glad this is in black and white so this can't happen today anymore. Whew, close one
This footage used for decades isn't even the real nuke that hit Japan. Fun fact.
NOT TRUE.
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left side of the cloud looks like a face
This day Will be remember as a black day for the humanity 😭
What about the days leading up to it and the atrocities of Japan?
@@The_Vanilla_Guerilla I Remember it as a sad day for all the innocent lives killled but a good day for America. They should blame Japan for those deaths of
also don't forget Nanjing Massacre and Unit-731, it's also the darkest day in human history
And all the people jn japan
Most replies missing the point. Regardless of whether the attack was justified, it marked the beginning of an era that may well be our last. Such devastating weapons don’t belong in the hands of creatures like us.
The Japanese surely would have done the same if they could’ve, and ending the war then may have spared Japan more suffering in total by avoiding land invasion of Japan and widespread bombing. Still we should recognize the horror of what was done that day
It's just a prank bro
The prank:
Pov: your here after learning about the Atomic Bomb
Who did this? Hmm?
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A statement Ive been seeing a ton in these comments is "Its a shame that the USA bombed innocent civilians" I believe that it was very justified of the US to do such a thing. Heres why:
If we imagine a world without these bombings, things would be a lot differnent, I would not be here now justifting this. You would not be reading this. With that said lets get to the point, Was it justified for the USA to bomb the two cities? Yes. Japan was doing way worst then bombing two cities like the USA did, America stopped a nation so far from heaven from committing more atrocities, such as Bataan Death March, Manilla Massacre, Nanking massacre & unit 731, and their were lots more of atrocities committed from imperial japan during ww2. Japan never was going to stop they were in the war til the end and by far were just as bad as Germany some would say. Now to say that we killed innocent citizens is a truth and a lie in of itself. They were not innocent their own government were feeding them lies about the war and were on the edge of forcing them to join and fight into a war they AGREED with. The "citizens" were already killing and doing worst then any normal based citizen would have ever done. So to say that they were victims is insane. The USA did the absolute right thing, we either could have bombed two cities of theirs or did a full invasion of their country in result would have killed WAY more then we ever actually did. So please if you ever think to yourself "The United States of America did a terrible thing during that war and in no way should we thank them" then just get off the internet and find help. I am not justifying the United States for ANY other war they have been in, we have had done bad things the USA is not perfect, but we sure as hell are not bad.
I hate to be this type of person but please like this so people see it thank you!
What you stated is no opinion it's hard facts. Anyone who thinks otherwise needs to read a history book.
@@Drums_of_Liberationdo you think the invasion of iraq is also justified?
@@ashnar1690pretty sure we were getting rid of terrorists in Iraq if I remember correctly
Let’s do it again