The War Crimes the World Forgot: How Japan Humiliated China

[@jamaljyf]

My great grandfather was caught by Japanese soldiers and he was being beaten and tortured because he hide Australian prisoners of war who escaped from Japanese maintain-prison in Malaysia. He is then being sentenced to prison for 5 years for “colluding with the enemy”. After war ended , he was released. Until this day, he is tortured by the memory of the ww2 and he never used any Japanese products at all. I believe we were fooled many times. I want Japan to at least had the guts or the will to acknowledge and teach about it. Even today, most Japanese think acknowledging their country's atrocities is shameful. I say the opposite, it is the correct thing and respectable thing to do. Thank you for making this video, Mr. Henry. At least no one will forget this dark fragment of WW2.

[@letshearthetruth]

China will be ten times more wicked and brutal than Japan once WW3 starts.

[@Chungus581]

Good to see another channel documenting how horrifically the Japanese treated other humans in WWII. I can’t believe this channel is small either the quality is great and topics are interesting. Hope the good work leads to deserved popularity

[@bigsarge2085]

Lest we forget.

[@Sabotage_Labs]

9:01 Japan messed with the wrong melon Farmers on December 7th, 1941!

[@codyshi4743]

Other than Wang Jingwei, you forgot to mention China’s other puppet leader; Manchuko’s emperor Puyi (also China’s last emperor).

[@pikiwiki]

"the significance of the skirmish isn't immediately clear, with only a few hundred men dying"

[@ethanpf449]

You should do more battle videos

[@Donut16367]

My friend's grandmother had 9 sisters. The Japanese killed all of them except for her. How can such fresh wounds be forgotten?

[@invisibleman4827]

I was in disbelief when I learned about this in school. This was horrible 😢

[@linkushyt]

Always love a great ww2 history video

[@historylover7355]

Great content

[@NoOriginalContentOfficial]

Such sad material 😢

[@un.ex.pected]

Looks like such a big difference of generations. The WW2 generation, full of warriors and military battles. And now passive policy, with anime, technology, cosplay.

[@xFlared]

I don't care how bad today's world is. I never want to experience life as it was during WW1/WW2.

[@acmelka]

I tell you the Chinese have forgotten and forgiven NOTHING

[@yungpep]

History of Taiwan 🇹🇼 💜 plz my dood

[@aac74]

This video misses out key information, how did Japan go from key western ally in 1919 to sworn enemy by 1924 to engaging in total war on the Hindenburg model by 1937. What got the ball rolling? Why did Japan no longer care about western opinion like in the past? Is Russia the modern Japan (and china the ussr) for the same reasons (the US is soft on communism but very hard on regional naval powers)?

[@gorilladisco9108]

"(In international relationship) there's no eternal ally nor eternal enemy. There's only eternal interests." - Lord Palmerston

[@gorilladisco9108]

Both side were power hungry, it's just the matter of who's better at it. For comparison, Chiang Kai Sek also killed hundreds of thousands of Chinese when he destroyed a dam to slow down Japanese army. And if the communists didn't stop him, he might start a new war to conquer Japan. Not that the communists were good boys, they invaded Tibet not long after.

[@codyshi4743]

My friend you know way too little about China’s history and how leaders throughout history would rule China.

[@kidd32888]

The Communist just hid when the Nationalist did all the fighting