The Execution Of The Brutal Japanese General Of Selarang Barracks

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @magnacz
    @magnacz Месяц назад +41

    You see the prisoners of war reduced to skin and bones on the brink of death by starvation. It was a crime against humanity to keep them under these conditions. Pure sadism.

    • @Absaalookemensch
      @Absaalookemensch Месяц назад +4

      Japanese combat troops usually did not have enough food to eat. It was not uncommon for Japanese to butcher POWs, comfort women or local civilians for meat if livestock was not available.

    • @pkicng210
      @pkicng210 20 дней назад

      All for Emperor Hirohito? Why wasn't Hirohito placed under house arrest for the remaining of his life?

    • @gordonstorch8561
      @gordonstorch8561 3 дня назад

      And now we are allowing the Japs to have a base and train their Army in DARWIN .

  • @johncitizen3927
    @johncitizen3927 Месяц назад +59

    Sadly, less than 4%, were punished.

    • @johnmanning5568
      @johnmanning5568 Месяц назад +14

      Of course the leader of Japan, Hirohito, was severely punished wasn’t he? Oh he wasn’t was he? He was allowed to remain as Emperor!! Imagine allowing Hitler to remain as Fuehrer!! That situation stunk to high heaven. It was all jobs for the boys.

    • @1967davethewave
      @1967davethewave Месяц назад

      I have seen several stories that the U.S. government thought they needed Japan to be in tact to be a buffer in case the Soviet Union attacked. As a result they only did a token amount of trials and executions to show the troops "They cared". Not sure if this was true or not and then to let China fall to communism has led our world into a dark place.

    • @TonyWhite-n9p
      @TonyWhite-n9p Месяц назад +6

      Not just that. The head of Unit 731, Shiro Ishii was not only excluded from the Tokyo trials, he was granted full immunity and was paid by the US taxpayer to explain his biological weapons research.
      After being granted immunity, Ishii was hired by the U.S. government to lecture American officers at Fort Detrick on the uses of bioweapons and the findings made by Unit 731.
      During the Korean War, Ishii reportedly traveled to Korea to take part in the U.S. Army's alleged biological warfare activities.
      Shameful.

    • @johnmanning5568
      @johnmanning5568 Месяц назад +3

      @ Werner van Braun…..ditto. Instead of the hangman’s noose he developed the Saturn space programme for America. It’s who you know isn’t it?

    • @TonyWhite-n9p
      @TonyWhite-n9p Месяц назад

      @@johnmanning5568 True. Good ol' op. paperclip. The images of a goddam Nazi sitting next to a US president defies belief

  • @thelastjohnwayne
    @thelastjohnwayne Месяц назад +22

    Hirohito should have been also tried for War Crimes. If Hitler would have survived the war and been captured can you imagine the World outcry if the US would have oh let Hitler still remain as ruler over Germany.

  • @Ro6entX
    @Ro6entX Месяц назад +25

    I remember watching a documentary about the Bataan death march from years ago. One of the survivors told of a Filipino couple with their infant standing by as the prisoners walked by, and guard walked up to the couple, shot the baby through the head and then walked away. Lot of evil things were done. Many of those soldiers are probably long since been dead or knocking on death’s door if still alive.

    • @percyprune7548
      @percyprune7548 Месяц назад +14

      The Japanese could never be described as being 'soldiers', only war criminals in a uniform. They do not deserve the title.

    • @Ro6entX
      @Ro6entX Месяц назад +4

      @@percyprune7548I agree but I said it in context of the incident.

  • @redstone5149
    @redstone5149 Месяц назад +20

    There were no tears shed for General Shimpei…

    • @charleshaacker9568
      @charleshaacker9568 23 дня назад

      I was just scrolling down. Before I read your comment, I said "There were no tears shed for General Shimpei." Great minds. 👈😉👍

  • @renee1961
    @renee1961 Месяц назад +15

    Good afternoon, and again, Thank You for your Important, Excellent, and Informative videos.

  • @philstanton231
    @philstanton231 Месяц назад +11

    when I was a child, our neighbor had been a Japanese POW, and the poor man was scared for life

    • @johnmanning5568
      @johnmanning5568 Месяц назад +3

      @@philstanton231 he would be scarred for life too.

  • @seanlander9321
    @seanlander9321 Месяц назад +18

    Interestingly, the Australian forces had never executed anyone until the guilty Japanese war criminals had to be dealt with after the war.

    • @mikloridden8276
      @mikloridden8276 Месяц назад +4

      Honestly they still failed in that. They let go of the guys who made a hotel into a brothel with Australian women.

    • @seanlander9321
      @seanlander9321 Месяц назад

      @@mikloridden8276 Which brothel? What is the Jap’s name? Because it would be really interesting to read his trial.

    • @johnmuller4014
      @johnmuller4014 23 дня назад +1

      It was Webb, the Australian Chief Justice , who wanted the Emperor tried as a war criminal., as he knew and approved all of this.

  • @doncollins786
    @doncollins786 22 дня назад +1

    My cousin was a ACE Fighter Pilot in the European Theatre, and after VE Day, he flew combat in the South Pacific. His luck finally ran out, and he was shot down and captured, and ended up in one of the worst POW Camps near Tokyo. He was rescued from that camp at the war's end. He was treated brutally and very sick when he was rescued. He finally returned to duty, and retired as a Brigadier General.

  • @rowdyyates5345
    @rowdyyates5345 Месяц назад +7

    Pure politics. Allies didn’t want to overdo it and lose control of the occupation. Same reason the Emperor was left in place.

  • @allankor1116
    @allankor1116 23 дня назад +1

    Being a Singapore male citizen I have to serve 2.5 years of compulsory military national service after my 2 years of GCE A level education at the age of 18 in 1973. I arrived at Selarang Barracks in December of 1974 as an infantry instructor for the army recruits. On the walls of the officers mess there were pictures of Selarang BARRACKS where the WW2 POW tents littered the whole parade square. There were many haunted stories of the place. I was posted to this camp for almost 1 year and 3 months and everything was fine until one night I experienced something supernatural just three months before my Run Out Date (ROD) in 1976.

  • @keithcaldwell7673
    @keithcaldwell7673 15 дней назад +1

    Grew up knowing 3 survivor's of the burma railway they hated Japanese till the day they died

  • @SirTwangabangalot
    @SirTwangabangalot 2 дня назад

    I lost an uncle to a Japanese POW camp - my cousin was born without ever seeing her dad. However, it has to be said that modern day Japan cannot be tarred with the same brush as their great-grandparents. Same with Germany.

  • @GOLDESCAFLOWNE
    @GOLDESCAFLOWNE 22 дня назад +1

    A Town Like Alice.....please watch.

  • @robertlane6431
    @robertlane6431 28 дней назад +4

    I have been told that I have a lack of ambition because I dont care want to be a leader or have power over any other person. The truth is that I dont want those things because from an early age I saw that power ruines good people and can turn them into absolute monsters if given the chance. I understand the monster I keep locked up and for 50 years it has been controlled by my "lack of ambition." This is what happens to people like this man. He was probably a good person until power corrupted his thinking and made him believe that it was fine to do those things. Propaganda plays a huge role as well but without someone having power they can do nothing with propaganda aside from either accept it or not.

    • @stayfrosty2519
      @stayfrosty2519 26 дней назад +3

      Megalomania is the term you described.

  • @renee1961
    @renee1961 Месяц назад +6

    So much Evil in the World!

  • @peterholmesgavleman
    @peterholmesgavleman 24 дня назад +4

    In the minute or so before the execution of the Japanese general (& during the narration the images were of German soldiers in the firing squads. Grrrrr!

  • @hotttt28
    @hotttt28 23 дня назад +3

    The Germans were hard on pow,s but at least unlike the Japanese they never ate their prisoners !

  • @wfs000
    @wfs000 19 дней назад

    In comparison, POWs in German camps were significantly more likely to survive than those in Japanese camps. Also prisoners in Japanese camps were frequently used as a source of labor. Japanese soldiers were very brutal to both civilian populations and captured Allied soldiers.

  • @tectorama
    @tectorama 19 дней назад

    The Japanese were brutal and sadistic, not just to their prisoners, but also to their own troops.
    Towards the end of the war many Japanese troops starved to death, as they had been left on
    Islands with no means of escape.

  • @edcew8236
    @edcew8236 22 дня назад

    Commentate? The verb is comment.

  • @laurencetilley9194
    @laurencetilley9194 22 дня назад

    Lest We Forget, what the Japanese did to prisoners of war.

  • @scottmurray4689
    @scottmurray4689 27 дней назад +2

    AI voice sucks

  • @colnuttall9035
    @colnuttall9035 27 дней назад +4

    Get your facts right. The two Japanese soldiers who had a competition to kill 100 people with a sword was in The Rape Of Naking - China. Not WW2! When you couldn't;t get that right I stopped watching.

    • @lavern007
      @lavern007 24 дня назад

      World War II in the Pacific did not begin on 7 December, 1941. It began earlier with the invasion of China. I grew up on the Kansas-Missouri border. The Civil War began there in the 1850s and not in 1861 in South Carolina. It is not acknowledged by people like to quibble.

    • @billg7813
      @billg7813 22 дня назад +1

      The Rape of Nanjing was part of the second Sino-Japanese war that took place between 1937 and 1945. That war is considered by historians to be part of WW2 and is considered to be the beginning of WW2 in Asia. You have no basis to say Nanjing was not part of WW2. I'd suggest you work on your own facts before you jump on someone with over half a million subscribers about his. By the way, that killing competition is also under question as to whether the story is a fabrication or not.

  • @carlosarturopenaranda6790
    @carlosarturopenaranda6790 Месяц назад +2

    Hirohito was never taken to face a war court because he gave to US occupation army an important portion of gold stolen by Japanese Army long before and during World War Two. It is the Yamashita Gold, most of which is still buried in caves or in well disguised pits in Philipines Islands, Malaysia forests as well in Indonesia. The only important title that late Emperor Hirohito was the one naming him as a Divine Being. General McCarthur deprived Emperor from such celestial denomination.
    Gold given to US Army was used to finance Cold War against Soviet Union and its allies. Further information about this almost unknown history can be found in the book written by Sterling and Peggy Seagrave, "Gold Warriors". Amazon sells it, just to mention one supplier. After having read this book, perspective of history changes all our views of economic and geopolitical interest that shaped postwar World. Enjoy it and learn a lot avoiding "fairy tales" from official sources.

  • @Devo491
    @Devo491 16 дней назад

    Can't stand your trailing off at the end of every sentence, you're on 'don't recommend'.

  • @jackal0122004
    @jackal0122004 Месяц назад +1

    If you consider that we now know who forced Japan into war can you blame humans for being vindictive, were the Americans not vindictive just with different excuses for being vindictive.

    • @wfs000
      @wfs000 19 дней назад

      Say again?

  • @josefp1036
    @josefp1036 Месяц назад

    How many American officers we're executed because of warcrimes?

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      @Panzerfaust9161 Месяц назад +1

      How many would it take to make you happy? JOSE Jose Jose Jose Jose Jose

    • @rowdyyates5345
      @rowdyyates5345 Месяц назад

      Jose Jose Jose…..

    • @AnthonyBrown12324
      @AnthonyBrown12324 24 дня назад

      As the Nazis and Japanese did not conform to the Geneva convention ; they had no rights under that system of justice . You can't have your cake and eat it .

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