That man took care of his people no homeless free education from kindergarten through college USA would never could they but would they Never

Somos el mejor país de Chile

Wow! Fair and ballanced account of those tragic times (if there can be any).

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1 question, on which school do you teach?

Yo soy Chileno y segun lo expuesto veo que solo se informo de la parte peruana en Historia. De a poco han ido reconociendo que los saqueos y asesinatos de lima los cometieron los derrotados de Miraflores al entrar a lima no querian que "LOS CHILENOS" saquearan la ciudad, pero el fracaso de las negociaciones posteriores a miraflores y previas a la entrada en Lima. Fue por parte peruana que nos incito a ir a Lima. Esta la frase en dovumentos de observadores internaciones donde los Peruanos dijeron: LOS ESPERAMOS EN LIMA. Y si nos invitan nosotros vamos. Chile no tenia ganas de quedarse con territorio de Perú. Chile le puso los soldados y el financiamiento a Peru para tener su independencia. Que haya ido San Martin a la cabeza fue otro lio que casi termina en pelea de San Martin con Cochrane. Despues de eso unos años antes de que firmaran la alianza "SECRETA" Chile apoyo a mantener la independencia de Peru cuando tenian barcos españoles en chincha en esa celebracion que tienen en mayo en Perú. En parte fue gracias a Chile. Chile al comienzo de la guerra contaba con soldados PROFESIONALES. que no eran mas de un tercio de los militares de Peru y Bolivia. Pero despues del hundimiento de la esmeralda y la muerte de Pratt todo el pais se enlisto. Hay muchos huecos y falacias en el relato. Por lo menos para lo que es la historiografia seria y los documentos de testigos internacionales. Fue la misma gente de Lima que le pidio a los soldados Chilenos que se tomaran Lima. Los perdedores de miraflores emprendieron saqueos y represarias contra los chinos que vivian en lima. ya que Chile en sus campañas liberaron a unos Chinos que eran ESCLAVOS en Perú (cosa que no reconocen del todo los peruanos tampoco). Los valientes luchadores peruanos que peleaban contra esos super Chilenos en la batalla de la concepcion. Menos de 80 soldados la mayoria sin pasar de los 20 años contra casi 2000 peruanos. Que valientes!!! (Sarcasmo) Estados Unidos intervino creando leyendas de ayuda inglesa, mientras ellos si ayudaron con armas a Perú. Chile nunca tuvo mayor problema de mandar al diablo a los estados unidos cuando en epocas de la independencia llegaron delegados diciendo que Chile debia jurar por la constitución de estados unidos solo se rieron en sus caras y los mandaron de regreso de donde vinieron. Chile ayudo a la independencia de Cuba, Chile hecho a los estadounidences de Colombia en el crisis del panama. Chile nunca tuvo problema de darle cara a quien fuera necesario. Y hasta el dia de hoy siguen siendo una de las mejores milicias de toda america.

Israel and the Communists are still winning...

Chile best country of Chile.

sad thing is we are still governed by corrupt incompetent cowards like Piérola

He had free heathcare, education, electricity, and he even paid for women who just had a kid, but America probably made them rebels to destroy him b4 he became too powerful

At the end of the 1800's and fearing a possible French Naval attack the British built a number of modern forts along it's south coast. Together with defense installations from the Napoleonic period and many earlier forts. The Germans would not have founded a landing easy. Along the 13 klm of White cliffs (the nearest land to the French coast) any landing would have been impossible. The Battle of Britain began in July. D day was on 6 June and that was seen as being almost the latest date such a sea crossing could be mounted. That required the 2 largest navies in the world.

We are the best country of Chile 🗿🚬

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There are still families in Germany that are benefiting from wealth gained one way are another because such a large group of people went "away" and never came back. Edit: Generational weath now.

Forgotten? Maybe a little in Chile, not in Perú and Bolivia.

LIES , LIES, A BIG BAG OF LYING POOP

its awesome to keep finding pieces of history that the left buried

This really helped with my project thxs❤❤

IN THE U.S there's homeless,hungry jobless,health pays,education fees,and all western country.while gaddafi was free in libya !!! So who are dictators?and Libyan for sure you'll not forget him.

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¡BIZAAAARRRO REGIMIENTO!

Looks like you missed one thing in your summary. Argentina.

One of the things I learned about was some of the soldiers who were marching alongside Adolf as he went past bodies of civilians who were laying on the ground many besides being shot had also been burnt and the connection of the smell of death and the smell of the burnt skin made many in that group vomit but it made Adolf laugh and a lot of men in his group weren't at all amused at what he thought was funny. There were children and women though it was said they had turned and fired towards what they thought was fire coming from civilians but it was actually other German soldiers who were jumpy and their weapons accidently discharged, or so they claimed.

Colonel Khaddafi was right. He stood in the way of the invasion of Europe which is currently complete. He did some intense stuff but he was the rightful leader of a sovereign nation. The "revolution" that toppled the regime was entirely staged and in no way organic. Shame on the three letter agencies that murdered the Colonel.

The most nazi of the chileans was Salvador Allende. He copied all the nazi and fascist "solutions" and aplyied it in Chile.

now chile have a invasión of caribeans ⚫

Now I need to check what my grandfather was doing in 1938. ... He was nine. His father was AWOL and drinking in Punta Arenas. Guess we are safe. It is interesting to know, though, the role that earlier immigrants had in this. Had this come out successfully it would have triggered a north-south civil war, and perhaps a later struggle between Ibañez and von Mareés. The 30s were already crazy enough in Chile. The country was struck quite strongly by WW1 and the depression, with saltpetter, the spoiles of the War of the Pacific, becoming effectively worthless. Up to that point, the proletarian class had been growing as more and more people immigrated to northern cities, leading to tensions and even massacres, sich as the one in 1907 in Iquique. We then had a "socialist republic" that lasted a couple of months in 1932 and before that Ibañez had staged a coup and implanted corporativism in the country, plus an uprising right after Ibañez left power. By the time Alessandri returned to power in late 1932 he seems to have made every bit of effort to restore some stability. I can only imagine he must have felt justified to use ruthless force when the nacistas attempted to interrupt the unstable stability. In the aftermath of Ibañez's withdraw from the presidential ballot he called his suporters to vote for Aguirre Cerda, who won by a margin below 1%. Cerda ushered in a decade of Radical rule in Chile, in which the country faced WW2 and the opening years of the Cold War, and arguably set the stage for the political polarization leading to Allende's victory in 1970 and Pinochet's coup in 1973. Hope you enjoyed your visit to Chile.

Que falta de rigurocidad historica, falta de investigacion, usted solo relata lo que algun peruano con baja educacion le conto. Que pena su trabajo, sea mas serio. Saludos

The chilean flag has a "little" influence on the cuban Céspedes flag or Demajagua flag, which is a chilean flag with shuffled colors, as a thanks gesture to the chilean support to the cuban independence through the chilean politician and state man Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna.

Great video! We probably need to talk more about the sacking of Lima and the Campaign of the Breña in chilean schools, we kind of overlook them as far as I recall. Or at leats it is intermingled with internal politics which makes it dull for teenagers. One thing I would correct, though, is the outcome of the Iquique battle. We usually divide it in two engagements that happened in the area the same day, the naval engagement at the Iquique Bay propper and the combat of Punta Gruesa, which happened just a few miles off. In the first one the Chilean cobet Esmeralda was sunk by the ironclad Huascar, while in the latter a schooner named Covadonga managed to outmaneuver and run aground the Independencia, forcing the peruvian sailors to scuttle the ironclad. All things considered, it was a fair exchange for Chile, and the last-stand defense of the crew of the Esmeralda served to arouse national spirits. But it was not the closing stage of the first chapter of the war, rather the start of the Maritime Campaign, which ended in the Battle of Angamos with the capture of the Huascar and the death of Captain Miguel Grau, after six months of keeping the chilean navy on its toes and unable to secure logistic lines at sea. According to historian Gonzalo Bulnes: ""I can never estate enough the importance of the dominion of the sea which was conquered so ruthless and gloriously by our seamen. The War of the Pacific had been defined at Angamos.""

Some say the red means choripanes

I find very amusing that peruvian submarines are named after chilean places: Pisagua, Arica, Antofagasta, Chipana. That shows how bad they lost.

I've seen home movies of the Einsatzchgroupen children or brothers of the SS death squads where they have their stuffed animals being hung above a gallows that had sticks underneath it to burn the Jews as the paper on the stuffed animals were being slaughtered with the name Juden on each of them. I know that something I'm not surprised with things like Brothers Grimm and how horrific so many stories like that was and even the Wagner epic opera is also crafted along a similar kind of romanticizing of death and pain and horrific torture onto people as long as it is not their own people. This is nothing new, the earliest mention of things like this that I found was brought about by Edward Longshanks in the UK. They were brought into the country because the people living there had no idea about trade between other nations nor how to build up their nations but then again they also didn't really know about law and order either. Back when we had King David and King Solomon the Brits were running around savages without a written language or any kind of society that kept people free from the anarchy that the strongest barbarian of their midst ruled all.

Forgotten by who? We chileans know this war very well.

I found one mistake, in the battle of Iquique Chile and Perú ended even because the peruvian sink La Esmeralda, an old ship, and the Chilean only sunk La Independencia, but the bulk of both navies continued to fight until Naval Battle of Angamos when finally the chilean navy took El Huascar, the peruvian flagship, and it's admiral was killed (Miguel Grau).

excelente video!

Rebel forces? Sure, but who was behind the rebel forces? He was killed not too long after a great speech he gave. It made Libya look good and America and Europe look like scum bags. He wasn't wrong with about 95% of his speech. Or I should say I didn't agree with about 5% of the speech

Simply great podcast.

In the first Yugoslavia, where a Serb was king, Croats were oppressed, beaten on the road by policemen, just because they were Croats, they were second-class citizens, the Ustashas changed that, they overdid it, but if they had not been Ustashas, the Croats would have the same scenario (Jasenovac), in my father's village the Chetniks killed them from house to house, they killed my great-grandfather and his brother in their house in front of the women, then the Ustashas came to the village and everything was peaceful, so the coin has two sides, every reaction calls for a reaction, Croats did not kill Serbs for no reason

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Serbia !! What history .! My favourite country . 👍 🇬🇧 !

Hey Stefan another great history video. Love your channel! Is there anyway I can contact you privately? I have a business proposal to offer you...

Really nice video, but Boy Ecury is from Aruba. He is buried there and has a monument.

This one about Croatian concentration camp complex Gospic - Jadovno - Pag 1941.: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmnJnJuQfNJ3ftUsi=RbsGVlTFMMW6bDof

Hi Stefan, please to look at my short documentary about crime committed by Croatians ustasha on Croatian island Pag in the summer 1941: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX6wgGOaZdV3Ztksi=Zx7kji-kK1bqThIO

the rebellion was started as a religious movement against gaddafis supposed heresy, fuelled by a years long cia smear campaign within the country, the rebels were created and supplied by the us, reinforced by foreign agents, several prominant rebels after said they regretted their choices and wished they fought for him instead, it was not a popular revolution