My grandfather was a p.o.w. He worked in the railroad death camps. He only survived because a Japanese officer basically kept him as a pet , they had boxing/fighting matches between starving prisoners. My grandfather was a boxer and he was this particular officer’s champion. He said the Japanese were not only cruel, but they made everything sport. Each trying to out do the other guys cruelty. Every time they lost a battle the prisoners would get beat or starved. How he had the physical strength to endure in those conditions is mind blowing.he volunteered with a group of family and friends, he was the only one to return.mexican Americans from sinton Texas.

This reminds me of something that’s happened recently

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When the warshaw ghetto rose up against their oppressors vs when the Gaza ghetto rises against their oppressors

the Arabic sword is better sharper and swifter thab japanese sword, irrelevant comment 😊

The Japanese scientist who spearheaded biological warfare on Chinese civilians resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths was invited to the United States and employed there.

NEVER FORGET THEIR SACRIFICE!!! Never Forget!!!

Later in the war the Japanese in the jungle were spooked by the possibility of ending up in the pot themselves, thanks to a crafty British plan to put the fear of God into them, helped by the assistance of certain local tribes who until quite recently had enjoyed head-hunting and a spot of cannibalism unfettered.

German leadership generally had a high regard for India, its people and ancient history unlike the English who just exploited India and its men as cannon fodder for England.

It's mind-boggling how easily politicians forget these atrocities just for convenience and politics of the day. It's sad we the public just never hear these stories either.

The roles are reversed today. Gaza is the Warsaw ghetto and the Israelis are the Germans.

I find it shocking and disgusting that any of these beastial excuses for human beings were allowed to live at all never mind to old age.

O the irony 😂

Let’s do all we can individually to help these people who are still with us. If you know a vet, offer to help them

The similarities to Palestinian Gaza's situation nowadays are overwhelming.

The USS Liberty incident was an attack on a United States Navy technical research ship (spy ship), USS Liberty, by Israeli Air Force jet fighter aircraft and Israeli Navy motor torpedo boats, on 8 June 1967, during the Six-Day War.[2] The combined air and sea attack killed 34 crew members (naval officers, seamen, two marines, and one civilian NSA employee), wounded 171 crew

Globocnik insisted that he was not a Slav and that his surname came from his German ancestors adopting a Slavic name as part of assimilating to their locality

Chinese record of the opium wars: _Barbarians arrive, thousands of Chinese died_ British record keeping of the events:

The Japanese made the Germans and Croats look completely amateur. Unit 731 would make Auschwitz and Jasenovac look like school camps. Unspeakable horror.

The narration shamelessly advocates the anti European sentiments, as are pushed hard by communists and globalists after the War. Sadly we have to re learn all the reasons why people were put in gettos in the first place.

You forgot to mention when SS used motor-powered hang gliders.

Bit like gazas oct 7

Sturgeon et al, had fish for brains!

Somehow I felt you were describing the assault on Gaza.

Historical evidence of why the people should never allow themselves to be disarmed. Look at what happened to the SS scum from just a few crudely armed desperate civilians.

Uprising? Didn't like one German Soldier die in it all? I think it has been highly exaggerated.

We need to move on from this topic.

Another great video Mark

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I still have my Klaus Barbie doll. 😅

The death counts of a Sharpe episode

Fascinating. Utter respect.

Polish resistance really failed to support and join the revolt. While the Germans where distracted the home army could have captured so much German equipment

I'd love to say that it's hard to believe such evil went on only 80 years ago but the way the world has gone recently stops me. This is what happens when power goes unchecked and people seem even more blasé about hard fought rights and freedoms now than ever

Enormous sums had been spent to build up a “strategic bomber force” in the years preceding the war. That a tiny force of Hampdens had to carry out this crucial mission with no support from the rest of Bomber Command suggests that a great deal of the money and time spent on the “heavies” was wasted. At least, couldn’t the latter have carried out an area attack with anti-personnel bombs just before the Hampdens arrived to kill some of the AA gun crews?

I have been to Warsaw visited the museum and many of the exhibits were damaged, sad. The ghetto was established around a site where tortures were carried out in earlier times. Can't have been nice for the inhabitants of the area.

🎶 I'll take that rat line from the Vatican today A boat from the Pope some new ID and I'm on my WAAAAAY... 🎶 With apologies to Kid Creole and the Coconuts, My Curiosity.

What's this a Gaza pre curser

'Party Gymnastics und Sports Division'! 😅. Gotta love these Nazi euphemisms.

It is hard not to draw parallels with Gaza.

HAHAHAHA😂😂 Kim Jong un is a joke! Lmfao he thinks a few old ww2 tanks will help him win a war lol im sorry but thats just too damn hilarious!

Woah

Unit 731 should be taught in Japan

And know Gaza Palestine

The Japanese were one of the most evil in that war. Many people elect that the Germans were the worst of the worst... but I think that is highly incorrect. What they did was grotesque, but the Italians, Japanese, Croats and Baltic (Lithuanian, Latvian) were significantly worse... the Japanese were the cruellest, especially to other Asians. Thank God for the Russian people and the great hero General Zhukov, otherwise my people in Mongolia would have suffered at the hands of these monsters.

An adaptation of this story was made into a 2001 movie, “Uprising”.

Bastards

I was a just a big kid at 24, but Mordechai Anielewicz was leading a desperate struggle at the same age. It makes you think.