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A fun fact is that Chiang Kai-shek had a good relationship with Nazi Germany until 1939, and the Nazi Germany sent military advisors to advise Chiang and supplied arms to his nationalist army. Chiang's adopted son, Chiang Wei-kuo, actually served in the German army until 1939.
@@theawesomeman9821 it seems to have been a gamble on who could withstand communism more. I wonder if there was growing strength of the Chinese Red Army around this time, or it was just the fact of the Japanese defeat at Lake Khassan and Khalkin Gol that made the Nazis think Communism in Asia was on the ascendant and Japanese needed more support. I'm actually just realizing this now after watching the video.
@@Basedbateman97 If Germany somehow manage to convince Japan not to attack China and instead ally with them, then Japan would probably attack the Soviet Union from the East, which would definitely change the outcome of the war, maybe even in Axis victory.
@@neverletmego6414 Thats not gonna happen lol. Japan lost poorly against the soviet in Mongolia when they tried to expand north earlier (explained at 7:45 in the video), therefore they gave up and decided to attack south instead
Indeed, as much as the video spotlight American/British aid to KMT China, they FAILED to even mention once the decades of tech transfers and business trades both countries had to Japan that strengthened it to that position in the first place. Or that it was Britain itself that aided to weakened China for centuries in the first place. A combination of events, including the refusal to send troops that allowed for the rise of communism eventually.
@@dongster529 people who study these issues more seriously can easily conclude that the UK and USA were much more at blame for all these conflicts in their fight for economic supremacy. Of course in order to figure it out you have to read dense history books, not watch some simplistic videos on youtube. Then there's the fact that the truly neutral perspective of the 2 world wars is sort of taboo in the West.
To be fair when I first saw that the series is about the Pacific war I wasn't very interested, as it would be just another ww2 military series. But these prelude episodes hyped me up for the main series. Well done K&G!
I personally like learning about WWII. Its the first war where battles could have infantry, mechanized units, and air power all coardinating at once. Plus, its one of the few wars, where the situation was clearly black and white unlike the WWI which was totally based on both parties being selfish.
The naval battles were absolutely epic. A lot of docs couldn’t capture the scale because of limited graphics. I’m looking forward to how K&G displays them.
I really appreciate the backstory they give here. Most WW2 podcasts just start with the War itself but it is indeed very interesting to dive into what happened before, how we got to this point and the different dynamics that were at play when Word War 2 started in the Pacific.
So awesome to dive into Europe for a change ;) though I think many people would be surprised to find out how much the Pacific and European events influenced another!
Officially, the pacific war ended in 1945, but in reality, it led to several more wars: the Chinese civil war of 1946-1949, and the first Indochina war 1946-1954. It's not until the 1980s that all the wars in East Asia ended, and after that, the region has enjoyed a period of prosperity and fast economic growth.
Technically speaking, the Chinese civil war never ended. Since neither PRC or ROC actually get together and signed a peace treaty or even a ceasefire agreement like the Koreas did in 1953.
@@ender8759 I'd say, "The Communists do not have the ROC's territory of Taiwan" Since ROC never really changed their name and are still technically in a civil war with the Communists.
On that Dec 7, my Dad and Grandma were at a matinee viewing of Citizen Kane in OK City when the theater manager stopped the film and made the Pearl Harbor attack announcement to the shocked audience. That's how they heard news back in those days. Within 4 years, he was standing on Kyushu Island. Excellent series, my Dad would have loved it as he eventually became a military historian. Thanks very much!
Hey Kings and Generals can you feature the internal politics and history in each country in the pacific theater. Especially, the condition of their government, military, and economy at that time. And show some little known or not always featured information on them.
@@Anonymous-vn1zh Jimmy has edited his comment. It said, "Its impressive how long you guys have come". Instead of, "how far you guys have come". And now he is liking your comment instead of being honest about his typing error.
I like the break down of how the actions of Japan's allies helped her. I used to think that Italy and Germany were just moral support for Japan in the Pacific theater.
Always fascinating the contrast between the Japan of the 1st half of the 20th century, the empire that ravaged all of Asia and the Pacific. And the present-day Japan, synonymous of peaceful sophistication, that brings you Bokksu ! :) Keep up the ever great awesome content that keeps improving. I've been a huge fan of japanese culture since i'm a kid (43 now) so i'm always eager to get the newest episode of this serie.
I'm subscribed to a ton of history content channels, and this Pacific War series by the always excellent Kings and Generals is the weekly episodes I'm most looking forward to right now. Great vid.
It's significant that on 16-th of September 1939 the armistice between Soviet Mongolia and Japanese Manjukuo was signed after the battle of Khalkin Gol. Then on 17-th of September Red Army invaded Poland from the east. That's how Stalin avoided fighting 2 fronts simultaneously. But this delay was the cause of signing a new treaty between Third Reich and USSR on 28-th of September, which changed their new border in Poland. USSR was given smaller part than Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact from 23-rd of August assumed.
@@MyPrideFlag also demanded to be allowed to invade Finland, which they claimed threatening them, and had almost 30 divisions readying for invasion while the Axis powers were busy with UK.
This episode feels somewhat rushed. I do understand that it's 1939-40 and so many things happened that it's impossible to cover everything in detail. The series as a whole is very interesting, actually amazing in quality and scope. Kudos!
@@KingsandGeneralshave you guys done a war in europe? Would love to the fall of france especially batttle of Hannut (CANT spell) where the French 2nd and 3rd DLM held off more Germans then them! French tanks were awesome but sadly more for infantry
Awesome video. At 13:45 the invasions of Denmark and Norway are covered, followed by the May 10 invasion in the West including the Netherlands. These three invasions impacted the Pacific war significantly: Denmark, Norway, and the Netherlands were major commercial ocean shippers (still are: Maersk, for example). Once Germany invaded, all these countries' shippers stopped carrying for Japan. These shipping embargoes, which Japan did not anticipate or plan for, greatly strained Japanese logistics as suddenly Japan, resource poor and engaged in major continental war, had to do a lot more of its own carrying and critically lacked enough shipping to do so.
Another epic episode from kings and generals 👌 Just amazing how detailed it is and how it made the connections across the map. I love it it intrigued me as I am always interested in finding reasons for world incidents and sparks. Keep up the great work
I think that when people will start watching the Pacific War videos, they'll look back and say that 'the 0.x videos about what led to the war were the most interesting'. After that, they'll be remembered as some of the greatest Kings and Generals videos.
Something worth noting, to my understanding the Vichy government was the legitimate government of France. Everyone resigned when the war went to hell and Petain became the legitimate leader of France, surrendering to Germany because France had been defeated. The Free French were rebels and defectors who chose to continue the fight.
Very Good video especially the covering of the war in China. One of the best series so far. Keep up the good work and please cover more wars in China especially during the Republican period.
14:20 a tiger 1 I see, correct, this is not. Inaccurate, it is. Great video though, love watching through this series! This has to be one of, or my most favourite history channel, or channel in general ;)
The Panzerkampfwagen VI was intorduced into the front in 1942. The heaviest German tank used in the French campaign was the Panzerkampfwagen IV ausführung C and D.
Although its mostly a footnote nowadays I think it ought to mentioned just how crazy an accomplishment the Burma Road was. The estimates for its completion was 6 - 7 years with the most modern equipment at the time. The Chinese did it in less than 12 months.
notes to myself: - Japan sign with Germany the Anti-Comintern Pact, but Germany also signs a pact with the Soviet Union - Germany and Italy sign an alliance as well. - the US signed a series of Neutrality Acts to not be entangled in European affairs - Japan continues to conquer more Chinese territory - Britain aids China in its fight against Japan - Japan fights with the Soviet Union, losing battles. Therefore, the Hokushin-ron doctrine was abandoned by Japan. The Nanshin-ron doctrine replaced it.
I totally understand that you guys have bills to pay and such but following those epic intros up with an advertisement of snacks is like a really bad whiplash.
The opening soundtrack is just awesome... it gives every episode its own great prelude! Same for the podcasts, of course. Does anyone know where can the music be found??
Hey Guys, I think you made a mistake with the graphic of the Weimar Republic 2:58 It shouldn't already hold the Sudetenland. Love the Content though, Keep it Up!
Little by little.. we are all going to WWII 😍😍😍 its good to know king and generals has the power to turn back time! Nice one on this! 👏🏻😊 cant wait to the next series! USA vs. JPN! ❤️
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Pacific War Podcast: thepacificwar.podbean.com
Pacific War Prelude 0.1 - How Europe Colonized Asia: ruclips.net/video/MEgIHN63ojU/видео.html
Pacific War Prelude 0.2 - How the Meiji Restoration Turned Japan into an Empire: ruclips.net/video/rHgbG1HsIrY/видео.html
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Please make a episode on afghan sikh wars.
In which sikhs won every war against afghans despite being outnumbered in every battle.
Plz,give something about Mughal battles & wars.
@@Лев-ф6г what are you talking about ?
Didn't ww1 killed around 20m
@@alphagamer9505 60m
A fun fact is that Chiang Kai-shek had a good relationship with Nazi Germany until 1939, and the Nazi Germany sent military advisors to advise Chiang and supplied arms to his nationalist army. Chiang's adopted son, Chiang Wei-kuo, actually served in the German army until 1939.
It sucks that the Germans betrayed the Chinese to the Japanese.
Yes that was mentioned in the last episode
@@theawesomeman9821 it seems to have been a gamble on who could withstand communism more. I wonder if there was growing strength of the Chinese Red Army around this time, or it was just the fact of the Japanese defeat at Lake Khassan and Khalkin Gol that made the Nazis think Communism in Asia was on the ascendant and Japanese needed more support. I'm actually just realizing this now after watching the video.
@@Basedbateman97 If Germany somehow manage to convince Japan not to attack China and instead ally with them, then Japan would probably attack the Soviet Union from the East, which would definitely change the outcome of the war, maybe even in Axis victory.
@@neverletmego6414 Thats not gonna happen lol. Japan lost poorly against the soviet in Mongolia when they tried to expand north earlier (explained at 7:45 in the video), therefore they gave up and decided to attack south instead
I'll be honest, I really like these prelude episodes. I anticipate the next segment.
Same here this stuff is just amazing
Guess who's gonna make the same mistake than Napoleon and who's gonna get kicked in their pride regardless of their intelligence and radar spotting.
great series love seeing how all the little events half a world away have global consequences also the hoi4 focus symbols are a nice touch
They also use CK2's score quite a bit.
@@MKDAWUSS also have used ck2 and ck3 character portraits when talking about that period
This holistic view helps understand the whys of the war.
Then again, the Republic of China needs its own series.
Indeed, as much as the video spotlight American/British aid to KMT China, they FAILED to even mention once the decades of tech transfers and business trades both countries had to Japan that strengthened it to that position in the first place.
Or that it was Britain itself that aided to weakened China for centuries in the first place.
A combination of events, including the refusal to send troops that allowed for the rise of communism eventually.
@@dongster529 people who study these issues more seriously can easily conclude that the UK and USA were much more at blame for all these conflicts in their fight for economic supremacy. Of course in order to figure it out you have to read dense history books, not watch some simplistic videos on youtube. Then there's the fact that the truly neutral perspective of the 2 world wars is sort of taboo in the West.
@@dongster529 They also failed to mention the Anglo Japanese alliance was terminated at the insistence of the US. which made Japan feel isolated.
To be fair when I first saw that the series is about the Pacific war I wasn't very interested, as it would be just another ww2 military series. But these prelude episodes hyped me up for the main series. Well done K&G!
The Korean series were my favorite because of how little it's covered
I personally like learning about WWII. Its the first war where battles could have infantry, mechanized units, and air power all coardinating at once. Plus, its one of the few wars, where the situation was clearly black and white unlike the WWI which was totally based on both parties being selfish.
The naval battles were absolutely epic. A lot of docs couldn’t capture the scale because of limited graphics. I’m looking forward to how K&G displays them.
@@theawesomeman9821 ww1 coordinated it too, but they used their expensive ass planes only for dogfighting and recon and some minor bombs
I really appreciate the backstory they give here. Most WW2 podcasts just start with the War itself but it is indeed very interesting to dive into what happened before, how we got to this point and the different dynamics that were at play when Word War 2 started in the Pacific.
So awesome to dive into Europe for a change ;) though I think many people would be surprised to find out how much the Pacific and European events influenced another!
Hey I just wanted to say you are doing a great job on K&G’s Pacific War podcast.
@@JohnJohn-pe5kr Thank you so much! It is a wild experience and a lot of fun to make =)
Officially, the pacific war ended in 1945, but in reality, it led to several more wars: the Chinese civil war of 1946-1949, and the first Indochina war 1946-1954. It's not until the 1980s that all the wars in East Asia ended, and after that, the region has enjoyed a period of prosperity and fast economic growth.
Technically speaking, the Chinese civil war never ended. Since neither PRC or ROC actually get together and signed a peace treaty or even a ceasefire agreement like the Koreas did in 1953.
Here before anyone else says “Ackshuaaalllyyy, the Korean War has not officially ended”. Which is not wrong.
Yes. Korea is still divided in two and China doesn't have Taiwan, Japan still claims the kurl Islands from Rússia. It never ended.
@@ender8759 I'd say, "The Communists do not have the ROC's territory of Taiwan" Since ROC never really changed their name and are still technically in a civil war with the Communists.
@@ender8759 They ended in the sense that no fighting is currently taking place.
On that Dec 7, my Dad and Grandma were at a matinee viewing of Citizen Kane in OK City when the theater manager stopped the film and made the Pearl Harbor attack announcement to the shocked audience. That's how they heard news back in those days. Within 4 years, he was standing on Kyushu Island. Excellent series, my Dad would have loved it as he eventually became a military historian. Thanks very much!
did they ever find out how Citizen Kane ended? how old was he that day?
@@jimfeldhouse4038 Born in August of '21 so he was 20, went right out and enlisted. (lol on the ending)
Fascinating and well documented, the videos made by this channel always exceeds the expectations of the viewers.
10:42 For a moment there, I thought Xue Yue had weaponized magnets.
Hey Kings and Generals can you feature the internal politics and history in each country in the pacific theater. Especially, the condition of their government, military, and economy at that time. And show some little known or not always featured information on them.
It's crazy how much longer the podcast is! The Pacific war channel is such a good presenter
The graphics at 5:08 are so amazing, I love the effort put into these videos!
Fantastic video, it's impressive how far you guys have come!
"How far you guy's have come".
@@MetalGearTenno ???
@@Anonymous-vn1zh
Jimmy has edited his comment.
It said,
"Its impressive how long you guys have come".
Instead of,
"how far you guys have come".
And now he is liking your comment instead of being honest about his typing error.
@@MetalGearTenno Yes i did edit the typo. Thanks for pointing it out. Have a great day! =)
@@CelxD
Hahaha busted.
The podcasts are also excellent! I never thought I could sit and listen to nearly 2 hours straight.
6:36 - I am pretty sure that Turkey *already* has those parts of the Thrace at that historical time
I'm enjoying this series more than I thought I would, thank you.
I like the break down of how the actions of Japan's allies helped her. I used to think that Italy and Germany were just moral support for Japan in the Pacific theater.
Been a viewer since 2017. It’s crazy how far you guys have come!
Always fascinating the contrast between the Japan of the 1st half of the 20th century, the empire that ravaged all of Asia and the Pacific. And the present-day Japan, synonymous of peaceful sophistication, that brings you Bokksu ! :)
Keep up the ever great awesome content that keeps improving. I've been a huge fan of japanese culture since i'm a kid (43 now) so i'm always eager to get the newest episode of this serie.
they got neutered
2 nukes dropped on their heads became very persuasive.
After failing at military domination of the world they and germany went on economic domination of the world after ww2 but the USA is still winning.
They got nuked..
Im hella sure they don't want to get another one
That happens when you lose a world war. You pass from being a nation that puts its interests first to selling snacks.
Great video, although I have learned this part of history thousands of times, I still learned some detail unknown before.
"Good thing that war is happening far from here, so we don't have to be worried about it".
Say no wise man, ever.
Uploaded on my birthday, most excellent!
Happy birthday!
@@KingsandGenerals please do one on the sikh empire please for your indian views or on king porus
Keep pumping out the great content kings 👍
I'm subscribed to a ton of history content channels, and this Pacific War series by the always excellent Kings and Generals is the weekly episodes I'm most looking forward to right now. Great vid.
Boy this eps did some HEAVY lifting with all those dense events
It's significant that on 16-th of September 1939 the armistice between Soviet Mongolia and Japanese Manjukuo was signed after the battle of Khalkin Gol. Then on 17-th of September Red Army invaded Poland from the east. That's how Stalin avoided fighting 2 fronts simultaneously. But this delay was the cause of signing a new treaty between Third Reich and USSR on 28-th of September, which changed their new border in Poland. USSR was given smaller part than Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact from 23-rd of August assumed.
And both sides were preparing for war against each other. Although Stalin expected a longer timeline before invasion.
but USSR got Baltic states that were supposed to be taken by Germans.
@@MyPrideFlag also demanded to be allowed to invade Finland, which they claimed threatening them, and had almost 30 divisions readying for invasion while the Axis powers were busy with UK.
This episode feels somewhat rushed. I do understand that it's 1939-40 and so many things happened that it's impossible to cover everything in detail. The series as a whole is very interesting, actually amazing in quality and scope. Kudos!
The goal of the episode is not to describe the war in Europe, it is to set up the Pacific War, thank you for understanding!
@@KingsandGeneralshave you guys done a war in europe? Would love to the fall of france especially batttle of Hannut (CANT spell) where the French 2nd and 3rd DLM held off more Germans then them! French tanks were awesome but sadly more for infantry
this is the best made series so far on the chanel and all such docus
Thank you for making such great content 😁👍
Amazing stuff like always 👏
Awesome video. At 13:45 the invasions of Denmark and Norway are covered, followed by the May 10 invasion in the West including the Netherlands. These three invasions impacted the Pacific war significantly: Denmark, Norway, and the Netherlands were major commercial ocean shippers (still are: Maersk, for example). Once Germany invaded, all these countries' shippers stopped carrying for Japan. These shipping embargoes, which Japan did not anticipate or plan for, greatly strained Japanese logistics as suddenly Japan, resource poor and engaged in major continental war, had to do a lot more of its own carrying and critically lacked enough shipping to do so.
Thank you , K&G .
Another epic episode from kings and generals 👌
Just amazing how detailed it is and how it made the connections across the map.
I love it it intrigued me as I am always interested in finding reasons for world incidents and sparks.
Keep up the great work
7:01 15:32 Can't be a Kings & Generals video without those smoothly dropped 'furthermore's
I think that when people will start watching the Pacific War videos, they'll look back and say that 'the 0.x videos about what led to the war were the most interesting'.
After that, they'll be remembered as some of the greatest Kings and Generals videos.
I just realized they're going to start the series proper on December 7.
This is going to be a long series but worth it
Something worth noting, to my understanding the Vichy government was the legitimate government of France. Everyone resigned when the war went to hell and Petain became the legitimate leader of France, surrendering to Germany because France had been defeated. The Free French were rebels and defectors who chose to continue the fight.
GREAT VIDEO keep up the good work :)
gee the graphics are good. loving this series on the conflict in Asia leading to the second world war
Great work! as always KnG!
Thanks for these prewar videos. they were quite informative and gave a simplified look at why Japan eventually went to war.
This is defo one top elite youtube channels
Make an episode on my country The Philippines during ww2 hope this will be an interesting story.
I am a fan from the Philippines.
This is the prelude to the pacific war I’m sure that will be covered durning the pacific war so it’s your lucky day
Very Good video especially the covering of the war in China. One of the best series so far. Keep up the good work and please cover more wars in China especially during the Republican period.
Good morning. TY for the upload sir.
I hope you guys cover the battle of Singapore!
Really great video I loved it!
Another great episode! I look forward to these every week
Love this channel
Appreciate Kings and Generals channel to cover battle of Khalkhin Gol.
That has been covered.
Excellent once again. Critical background information.
got chem exam in a few hours, but watching this is more important
Wow. Absolutely fantastic job guys!
This has gotten really good. My compliments to all those who this video a reality.
14:20 a tiger 1 I see, correct, this is not. Inaccurate, it is.
Great video though, love watching through this series! This has to be one of, or my most favourite history channel, or channel in general ;)
The Panzerkampfwagen VI was intorduced into the front in 1942.
The heaviest German tank used in the French campaign was the Panzerkampfwagen IV ausführung C and D.
cant wait for the next video!
the quality of these videos are just amazing, congrats!
i love the use of icons from hoi4 playing it while i watch
Although its mostly a footnote nowadays I think it ought to mentioned just how crazy an accomplishment the Burma Road was. The estimates for its completion was 6 - 7 years with the most modern equipment at the time. The Chinese did it in less than 12 months.
I love the use of HOI4 icons.
14:09 should have picked a Panzer III icon for Kleist's Panzer Group.
Tiger tanks only appeared two years later!
Interesting to see the Hearts of Iron Icons being used in a video.
Man oh man, I love this series!
Adore these added context videos. You're doing incredible work
notes to myself:
- Japan sign with Germany the Anti-Comintern Pact, but Germany also signs a pact with the Soviet Union
- Germany and Italy sign an alliance as well.
- the US signed a series of Neutrality Acts to not be entangled in European affairs
- Japan continues to conquer more Chinese territory
- Britain aids China in its fight against Japan
- Japan fights with the Soviet Union, losing battles. Therefore, the Hokushin-ron doctrine was abandoned by Japan. The Nanshin-ron doctrine replaced it.
Incredible video yet again. Hooked from the first minute
Once again, another beautifully made episode!
Wait how did you get the image
These videos are so we'll made. Love it
OMG This Channel Is if Quality And Quantity Had a child Abselute wonderful work guys amazing historical Documentary
Fantastic video! I'm really looking forward to this series! ⚔️🏹🙏
"Operation Barbarossa",
I can't wait it Boss. When you discuss it?
Fascinating!
I can't wait for the next episode this is really interesting😁😀
in 0:57 There are no boundary lines between Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Greece, Yugoslavia.
Thank you for all videos and for this one!
But, speaking about treaties - you somehow "forgot" the Munich agreement :(
Interesting series.
Very nice video
I totally understand that you guys have bills to pay and such but following those epic intros up with an advertisement of snacks is like a really bad whiplash.
Damn I love this series. I can't wait for the next episode.
15:45 in The cash n carry policy, US also sell weapons to Axis too
I Iike the HOI4 touches 👌🏻
Nice.. Pls update next part soon
The opening soundtrack is just awesome... it gives every episode its own great prelude! Same for the podcasts, of course. Does anyone know where can the music be found??
Love the series but can you switch the playlist around so it will auto play the next episode instead of the last one
And so it begins.
Incredible video
This is so good
Indy Neidell has Kings and Generals on his flank!
Plz make video on strategies how india and china will fight war....who will win............... and possibility if all its allies join the war
Hey Guys, I think you made a mistake with the graphic of the Weimar Republic 2:58 It shouldn't already hold the Sudetenland. Love the Content though, Keep it Up!
There are a ton of graphical errors on the map. Like Ireland being under the UK.
If I'm not mistaken they had control over that territory, but could not militarize it.
@@spartanparty3894 Was that not Austria though?
Little by little.. we are all going to WWII 😍😍😍 its good to know king and generals has the power to turn back time! Nice one on this! 👏🏻😊 cant wait to the next series! USA vs. JPN! ❤️
I just noticed that this is just a prelude!!!
Really great chang enlisted the help of the national rifle association
Great video!
Omg I need moreeeeeeee! 😩😩
It was amazing video