A History Teacher Reacts | History of the Cold War (in One Take) by History Bombs
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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When the beginning said "For History Teachers"
Mr. Terry's face really went: (0o0)
JammyBoii_528 indeed lol
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Mr. Terry: “For *me?!*”
That got me!
They also have a WW2 History Bombs
It's kinda dumb that it was skipped
@@Nothing-1w3 to be fair this one and ww1 are both a lot better then the ww2 one. (it's still good, these are just better)
Lynxerax I mean kinda. In my opinion they used a little too much cgi in the ww2 one
I mean the missile side story one that was epic
@@lynxerax7011 the reason why is because there was a lot to wrap up, and a lot of countries involved which made ww2 much harder to do.
Always here for the history context, you pausing to give more clarification and input is why I watch these.
TomsaiiLad me to that the reason I watch not for the song
I, as a person from East Germany, born in 1989, am happy that the wall was torn.
That's why i still thank David Hasselhoff for his duty.
I wonder if someone from a different country gets that reference.
TheLibermania I’m English and I get it lmao
lol british american here i get it
Watching this really does put new meaning behind "One usually meets his fate on the path he takes to avoid it"
My Victory?
That doesn’t sound very communist Stalin
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Mr. Terry is hecka hyped for this i like to see dis
Another quote on the Berlin Wall by Kennedy:
“Freedom has many difficulties and democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us.”
You should react to “KaiserReich” by alternate history hub
^ This, a thousand times!
yes.
Or the kaiserreich documentary from kaiser cat cinema
MsRAZGRIZ1 that one also works
Definitely should happen
holy crap this was simply amazing... I feel like i should gone to school 20 years later than I did becouse my intrest combined with these videos would have given straight As in history...
There’s never been a better time to learn history!
@@MrTerry watch the WW2 one
I’ve seen this- it’s awesome
For me?
Me: of course, you're a teacher!
7min original
23min mr. Terry History
I just can’t shut up about history!
@@MrTerry An enthusiastic teacher usually creates enthusiastic students!
You are great att meaking lorning fun
Sorry for my bad English i have dyslexia
@@MrTerry thats why we are here!
Out of the History Bombs, I actually prefer the one about the vikings. It has a really good flow and depicts some less known events.
They have one on Vikings? Awesome!
@@MrTerry I recommend it!
By the way, I am curious whether you have seen the BBC WW1 rap battle? (The cause of World War One! Origins: Rap Battle | WW1 Uncut - BBC)
If not, it would be really interesting to see you have a look at it. It is always great with your discussions about the topic.
Good video Mr. Terry, your channel is great!
I know this was already commented but I just wanted to add that they have a WW2 history bomb but it’s not nearly as good it’s not done well at least in my opinion
I hear they have quite a few more. I’m down to watch more if people want to see it!
Mr. Terry History I think you should even the WW2 one I’d like to see your take on it
@@MrTerry please do the whole series
This is a great video! Although land wise, Russia is the largest country in the world, not China.
I meant population-wise. I should have made that clearer.
Land means nothing, people mean everything
@@chingizzhylkybayev8575 I mean look at Bangladesh
@@chingizzhylkybayev8575 hmmm....no
I know it might be odd to say but I love how comfortable you got on camera, it’s really inviting
From what I can believe, those have been taken from an Airfield either US or foreign. Or maybe an airfield museum.
3:25 That map of divided europe is inaccurate. Sweden and Finland were and still aren't part of nato or any western alliance with the USA, both countries remained very neutral after ww2, Even though Finland did trade a lot with the ussr
One small correction, the reason the sino-soviet split happened wasn't because Mao and Stalin had different ideas (though they certainly did with Maoism being more peasant orientated and later developing into its own ideology with People's war, the cultural revolution and the mass line) but because of China's negative and antagonistic reaction to the destalinization campaign launched by Kruschev.
My grandpa was in the naval blockade
Funny story: I watched a documentary on how denim brought down the Berlin Wall, most likely because Strauss was German and it was his innovation that defeated the Soviet Union.
I love the excitement when he teaches and I’m so for it
Just to let you know the are planning a new one take video
@Razer Mountab And you said "spelt" wrong too.
Awesome, what’s the topic?
Probably medieval wars, or the football war
Illusion I think it’s the Russian revolution is what i saw on yt was a pole and I say the Russian revolution is what people wanted
Mr. Terry History Russian Revolution
There is a brillant TV-Series called "Deutschland 83!" about the time of the cold war. It's from the point of view of a young East German spy. I think this series is very interesting for history buffs. It would also be fascinating to hear from you history teachers and history buffs what you think about it. Greetings from Germany 👋
Normally i watch/listen to alot of stuff like this in the background, whilst multitasking.. but these are too fast paced for that.
People criticise containment, but nobody remembers that millions of South Koreans have lived their lives free of the worst dictatorship in the world because of it
10:26 "democracies"
More democratic than what the Soviets had to offer
Funny how each side said they fought for freedom, But apparently their definition of freedom is whatever their system of government is.
YESSSSSS FINALLY! COLD WAR HISTORY BOMBS WOOOO!
I reccomend you do "The Arms Race" again by history bobs.
I think you would like WW2 and the great war by timeghost it's weekly but they have a lot of specials about some cool stuff
I love this one!
Russian paid the most in lost lives, but, they also made an agreement with Hitler to split Poland at the start of the war.
Soooo? Whataboutism?
because everybody else turned them down and "keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer" ? read the whole situation, don't cherrypick..
Since they spoke about the MiGs in the video, I'm going to give you some weird history facts about why MiGs were so well-known today and how it became the terror of the sky for the USAF and the UN Coalition at that point of time.
Russia had been testing with jets even before the Germans did in the 30s and even earlier than what the British and US did. However, they could never perfect it and then war came which slowed down their processes even more and worse still, all available raw materials are being drafted to items that made more sense rather than jets like tanks and gun production thus the "rocket/jet" project was sent to the extreme back of the planning board. When war ended, everyone practically had a jet, especially the US with their P-80 Shooting Star (Help for those captured German scientist) and the British had their Gloster Meteors.
The Soviets meanwhile also had their 1st jet and that's the MiG-9. However, it wasn't a great plane to fly. It kept suffering from catastrophic engine flameouts during extreme high altitude flights when the cannons were firing and whatever the Soviet Air Ministry did to rectify the problem, it couldn't be done. Besides, the power unit was very weak and poor construction. Frantic to find or design another engine, the Soviets went to one of their old but now-enemy ally, Britain.
Now, after the war, Britain was in ALOT of debt. It owed the US tons of money for the "Land Lease Act" and also its colonies were frantically fighting to keep the Brits away and gaining independence and also, the British were busy repairing their war torn cities that suffered the Blitz so Britain after the war was not in a good shape as they were both physically and mentally broke. When the Soviets went knocking on their doors to see if they could get an engine for their new jets, they went to Rolls Royce. Britain, unlike its US ally, wanted to have a softer ties with the USSR thus they allowed the Soviets to buy some engines from them. The Air Ministry had actually wanted to purchase some Rolls Royce Nene engine (which was the best in the world at that time) and wrote about their desires to Stalin.
Stalin, however, was skeptical as the Nene was a new product that Rolls Royce had and being enemies now, there's no way the British would sell their secrets to the USSR which prompt the now famous line that Stalin said: "What fool will sell us his secrets?". However, Stalin still let a few of MiG's executives to go to the UK and persuade RR to sell them some engines. What Stalin and MiG got back from the deal was way more than they bargained for. Instead of just buying one engine, somehow or should I say, stupidly, Rolls Royce allowed them to get 2 and gave them the blueprints for free. Stalin was actually pretty shocked and astonished at the same time on the financial ruin that the British were suffering from with their internal issues and crumbling empire that they had to short sell everything even to their enemy to be able to get more funds for the rebuild of their nation.
With the new engine, MiG quickly got down to work and with some technical know-hows of swept wing designs from some of the captured German plane designers, especially those that had worked with Willy Messerschmitt in making the legendary ME-262, they made the MiG-15. At that point, the US still din't know that the Soviet had actually beaten them to the jet race and they still happily fielded their underpowered P-80 as their mainstay jet.
However, the US would suffer a huge shock when the MiG-15 suddenly shot up towards the sky and killed everything the UN coalition could toss at them and that prompted the US to bring out the F9F-Panther and also the legendary F-86 Sabre to combat the MiGs. Worse still, it did not help the UN coalition that those flying the MiGs wern't native Koreans nor Chinese (The MiG's are all stationed in China, courteousy of Mao) but in fact, ex-Soviet aces.
With so many kills and how the Soviets were able to make a perfect jet out from a rubbish one in less than a year, MiG became a godlike company that was able to drag a simple design thru 3 generations (MiG-15 > MiG-17 > twin engined MiG-19) and yet still able to drag down any jet it came across.
4:25 did you forget about the Napoleonic Wars? Russia was invaded by Napoleon Bonaparte after taking half of Europe, so Russia had invaded three times, once by France and twice by Germany
The Sino-Soviet pact that Mao and Stalin did wasn't so simple and yet again, it could go down to Truman's poor planning on how to end WWII that did it.
While the plan was to drop those bombs in Japan was set on 8th and 9th August, Stalin was preparing his troops, led by Vasilevsky and Malinovsky, back at the corridor of Manchuria to cross that land towards Korea and head into Japan. They were already ready to invade by 6th but due to the agreement they made at Tehran and Potsdam that the Soviets would only invade on the 9th August due to the significance that the Nazis surrendered on 9th of May, they waited. The Soviets already knew about the 1st atomic bomb as it dropped just 2 days prior to the invasion but still, a deal is a deal and off Stalin went, sending his forces straight into Manchuria and Mongolia (Mongolia was their carpet towards Northern China and Mongolia was their ally at that point) but a few hours later, the 2nd bomb went off at Hiroshima on the 9th August too and that caught Stalin and the Kremlin by surprise but they still pressed on.
The Japanese din't totally surrender until the 11th but the Kwangtung Army stationed in Manchuria din't get the memo that Japan had already uncoditionally surrendered to all major sides of the war... Except the Soviets somehow so they kept on fighting till the 20th where the memo made it clear that Japan had already surrendered and with all supplies on the Kwangtung Army's side empty right now with 0 back ups from Japan, they surrendered to the Soviets.
Now this is where things get interesting. Shifting focus to the Chinese Civil War, the KMT and CCP were both at each other's throats even after the Second United Front was formed and it wasn't at all united as at one point both were busy containing Japanese aggression, they're busy fighting each other any way they can thru small scale skirmishes to battalion level battles which was moronic and stupid. But besides the point, the KMT bore the full brunt of the Japanese attack while the CCP contained the northern sector of China with their base at Shanxi. When the war ended, the KMT had swelled to about 4 million men and the puny CCP, which after the Long March where only 15,000 of it's original 70,000+ men survived, suddenly swelled to 1.5 million men after the Japanese surrender.
Back to Manchuria. So, the Japanese surrendered. The Soviets took the lands and all arms the Kwangtung Army had are in Soviet's possession. When the KMT went down and had a talk of taking Manchuria back into the KMT's fold, Kremlin's replies were vague at best but Chiang, Generalisimo of the KMT and defacto leader thought the deal was sealed. However, the Soviets had other plans. You see, to them, Manchuria was sort of the northern parts of China and to them, the CCP did more work in destroying massive Japanese infrastructure in the northern sectors and they need that plot of land and weapons to restructure themselves even more and slyly, the Kremlin needed another big player on their side that could strike fear into the heart of the Western Allies so Stalin instinctively ordered the whole of Manchuria to be ceeded to the CCP and whatever stockpile of Japanese arms the Red Army had are to be transfered to the CCP. This angered the KMT as that plot of land, to them, was supposed to be theirs and also, with their supplies totally wiped out in their fight with the Japanese, the weapons that they had from the deal with the Soviets would supplement whatever arms that they had lost but now, CCP had even more arms to go against them. So obviously, with the rampant corruption the KMT suffers and also with the disdain of the deal that the Soviet and CCP made, Chinese Civil War reopened and this time, as predicted with the sudden influx of arms supplied by the USSR, Mao's CCP won and claimed the whole of China sans Taiwan as a whole Communist victory. That made what Stalin's dream to come true and thus, the alliance was born again.
However, if you read into history, you should know, that alliance never last.
Extra history siege of vienna ?
I used this to study for my exam and I passed. I learnt every lyric to this
Sad to see the whole Angola/South Africa/Cuba thing skipped here, where the South African army tried to stop Angola's communist group from winning the civil war and Cuba backed by the Soviet air force fought the South African army to a draw while the civil war raged on between the 2 armies
I'm sorry, but it's wildly inaccurate to say that we're living in a "Cold War aftershock". Cold War never ended. Russia pressed pause on the count of being too weak, it's getting back in slowly.
Gotta do world war 2 now
Interesting thing to bring up...
I went to high school at an US Army base in Germany and got the chance to visit Samsbachshof, I think it's called, where there is perimeter fence dividing East and West Germany.
Cool thing about it was that we were given basically a brief numbers history of the Cold War in Germany, mostly about the sheer amount of attempts of defectors trying to flee East Germany.
And we also did a mock NATO summit, involving a common scenario where Western troops/aid providers were ambushed and we, as NATO, had to develop a measured solution to address it. The biggest takeaway from it was that we had to try and do two things: neutralize the threat without starting a war and that the plan had to be, if not unaminously approved, had to at least be unaminously unopposed.
Talk about 30 American and German students sweating over and discussing wargames and geopolitics... It was a neat experience.
Damn that's my village lol
Sambachshof in Bayern
Fun Fact: The CIA poisoned Fidel's milkshake as well.
Actually the Korean War ended like 2 years ago officially
I saw it in the news and watched the signing live
4:45min Oh, wow. As a German I never knew Austria was split the same way Germany was! Was there also a blockade of the western sectors of Vienna since the capitol was also in Soviet territory? Air bridge and raisin bombers in Vienna like in Berlin?
I'm pretty sure there was just a wall and Vienna was part of the Soviet Union
Nah, the Soviets allowed Austria to become unified and independent state in 1955, under the condition that they remain neutral throughout the Cold War. That's why Austria is to this day not in NATO.
There is also an arms race one that is really cool.
damn boi that a good vid
Please do the wwi
Thanks for sharing this resource! I now have new goodies to add to my homeschool curriculum!
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly
*He need good news to take back to Beijing*
As oversimplified once said: “Communist communist communist communist communist communist communist, (pointing to eastern bloc countries). If that’s not free and fair, I dunno what is.”
Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t one of the reasons that the states dropped the nukes on japan that they wanted to prove their power to Russia?
I believe there is a video by weird history titled connection between john Wayne and Joseph stalin, or something like that, you should check it out.
Have to ask, any way of doing a video on Hamilton?
The Korean War ended when Moon Jae-in and Kim Jong Un signed the armistice.
An armistice is not a peace treaty
@@goulet8000 Yes but the war should officially be over
Now you have to do the History Bombs World War 2 Video.
Don't forget WW2 history bombs!
I like the pfp
Code Lyoko was my fav TV show growing up
President Truman is my great great great grandpa’s cousin on moms side
Talking about how "everyone understood USSR was paying the biggest price", without talking about how Stalin's pact with Hitler ENABLED the entire war in Europe, does not engage with the real history of how and why Russia bore the brunt of the casualties.
Watch the arms race history bombs
Watched it some time ago, Mr. Terry should DEFINITELY react to it.
What kind of history teacher says that russia was invaded by the west only 2 time which he meant ww1 and ww2 but don't forget the napoleonic wars man. You know when Napoleon attacked the russian empire
I can't find Terry's playthrough of AC Syndicate.
Can you pleeeease react to "Cold war from the soviet perspective" by Viki1999. Its a good lesson about bias in history telling and that should be interesting as a history teacher.
Were still occupied today in germany and lost nearly half of the landmass due to ww1 and later ww2
You should watch extra credits videos about the cold war
wow this is actuly pretty recent
Can you live stream hoi4
Pretty sure he's said before he doesn't have time to play games like that for hours at a time
@@smallfries6508 At least make a normal video of hoi4.
I suggest people go watch Rambo 3. It's literally dedicated to the 'Brave Fighter's of the Mujahadin/Taliban.'
3:55 they were allied to mongolia
hey btw you should react to the WW2 one or viking one or something and the arms race?
The whole containment of Communism sounds a lot like the rationale for the Missouri Compromise
Don't forget the sweetie/candy drop.
Yugoslavia was a communist country but didn't want to be communist with the Soviet union.
Used to fight the British for Afghanistan :also British :cries in British noises
now watch history bombs ww2
Where do you teach, Mr. Terry?
Gran video, saludos desde Uruguay
Gracias!
They made a sequel to Hamilton?
Ooh
We will rise again
You missed WW2
Mao had a Singaporean accent.
"For me :O"
I think he should react to ww2 history bombs
Was I the only o e who thought that was Nicholas Cage in the intro
Wanna react to Eastory, sir?
The Chinese Civil War is also ongoing
i love history
So that WW1 series is done?... 🤔
Ik, he has to do 1916
Not yet. Got to get the Patreon friends their video too!
Mr. Terry History Aight, sorry, I’m just so excited because that’s one of the most accurate series about WW1 on youtube without it being a 5 hour documentary.
I was watching a documentary that Japan didn’t surrender because of the bombs but because the Russians were advancing to Manchuria on Netflix “Oliver stones untold history of the United States
which may be contested, but appears to be the more influential factor in the surrendering. but there were other things, Japanese did not want to see Emperor humiliated at any cost, negotiations had to be very delicate, yes i said it.. Japanese were truly more afraid of Soviet invasion as they easily could flank Manchurian stationed J Imperial Army.
@@vine01 There's a good argument for saying the atomic bomb saved Japan. If the Russians had invaded, Japan may very well have ended up like Korea, with a communist
North and capitalist South.
U should react to JonTron’s “real story of the pilgrims” it’s really funny. And hey maybe even react to his other non-history vids. They are absolutely hilarious…
I didn’t know he did history videos 🤔
@@MrTerry he did the one. Everything else is goop and flex tape...
Dude I thought he had 2 million subscribers
What about the ww2 rap
Could you please react to the Irish civil war in 14 minutes
Do History Bombs History of Aviation...or Football...or Etiquite....thr last one is kinda funny.
GORBACHEV TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!!!!!
Do the WW2 history bomb
Best music!! :)