Bosnian reacts to the BEST WW2 MAP VIDEO
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
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In the speech of Hitler at 2:00, from 28/04/1939, he talks about how Roosevelts ask that Germany agrees that the German forces will not attack: Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Great Britain, Ireland, France, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Yugoslavia, Russia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iraq, Arabia, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt.
And midway through, people burst out laughing, which I personally find hilarious.
You completely got the timing of the speech in this video wrong
About the part, of Yugoslavia: Germany wouldnt have invaded them if they stayed, the problem is that parts of the Government didnt like it. So they staged a coup de'tat and then left the Axis. The Previous Government stayed. And so Germany just invaded them.
Gonna have to make a correction to one of your comments...there were 5 landing beaches on D-Day, two British and 1 Canadian that you mentioned, but you did not remember the 2 US landing beaches. Sorry if that was just an accidental omission on your part. 💯✌
I'm Serbian. I'm joking. I'm german, American
Yeah denmark surrendered in 6 hours
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As great as this video is in some ways, it is not so great in others. I think the only reason it stands out to me is because I have watched so many reactions to it, but it really paints a misleading picture of World War 2. I understand that it is important for people to understand how hard the war was for the Soviet people, and the scale of the sacrifices that they made to defeat the invasion of the USSR by the Axis. But the fact that they sacrificed so much should not obscure the sacrifices made by the thousands and thousands and thousands of military people that were fighting on other fronts, often fighting side by side with civilians just as happened in the Soviet Union...and no, I am not talking about the entire Pacific War. Why are there no counters to show the many thousands of people involved in the Battle of the Atlantic that went on for years? Or the thousands involved with maintaining the Iran supply route to the USSR and the convoys to Murmansk in the North?
Also, the text with information on happenings in the war makes a somewhat significant error...it says that planning for Barbarossa began in December of 1940, but that is when Hitler approved the basic planning, it actually started in July of 1940.✌