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[@literallynapoleonhimself5417]

Fun fact, in this war there were a number of air battles/ dogfights and neither side had jet aircraft, meaning that this is the last time in history that piston engined fighter aircraft combatted each other in the skies. Both side’s Air Force consisted of 2 legendary American fighter aircraft of WW2, the F4U Corsair and the P-51D Mustang.

[@arslors]

Mr. Terry calls football soccer Me: There's a tax for that.

[@michael-gb3rn]

@John Doe There's a tax for that.

[@bryanthewendigo1877]

You commented....... there’s a tax for that..... I like you picture, but there’s a tax for that......... I see you have two extra Ys, there’s a tax for that

[@bookwormneverforgetbricks605]

Commenting? There’s a tax for that.

[@Adplusamequalsadam]

Taxing? There’s a tax for that.

[@bryanthewendigo1877]

I see you haven't responded..... There's another tax on that. I see youchanged your picture, oh no........ There's a tax for that too.

[@sgt.eclair]

Aw hell yeah, even he's learning with us!

[@Fruitsmymainispomgranates]

Yeah

[@beng4ll967]

"You're wrong, unless you got it right." Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes.

[@8h723]

Floor is made out of Floor

[@icantthinkofaname8139]

Russia is located in Russia

[@amirferdhany3177]

People of culture

[@lazyei9499]

People die when they are killed

[@shreyasjoshi5]

Mr. Terry: I don't know a lot about this war The video: is thrice the length of the actual video

[@johncollins5091]

Hey Terry, John here, from Honduras. I know it's a little late, but I only got to know your channel until this year and finally came across this video, so I just wanted to take the opportunity to share some more knowledge. The issue in particular stemmed from the immigration of Salvadorians to Hondurans, as was originally mentioned, but more specifically, the issue originated after protests had sprung up in Honduras by the working farmers who worked the American Fruit Company, who owned the largest portion of Honduran banana plantations. While the farmers were protesting for safer working conditions and better pay, the American Fruit Company found that the best way to shut down these protests was by firing over half of their plantation staff, resulting in a massive rise of unemployment among farmers. Naturally, a bunch of these farmers were Salvadorians, and being unemployed farmers and all, they soon found themselves basically squatting on private farming lands owned by other local landholders and farmers, who got very upset about the people stealing their land (which most the time they weren't even using; at the time, it was common for powerful landholders to hold way more land that they actually used or needed for their businesses, and it was often these unused lands which the unemployed farmers would often 'squat' on to make their own produce). This of course led to the powerful landholders in Honduras to formally demand that the government take action against the farmers taking over their lands, and since of course a number of these were Salvadorian, the government resorted to deporting them to El Salvador. Now, this leads to the Salvadorian question. They were the much smaller country of the two, and the majority of the Salvadorian population at the time were farmers. And, much like Honduras, El Salvador had a rather broken agrarian economic system which allowed a small group of landholders to own most of the land suited for farming. The Salvadorian government immediately took steps to modernize their army, purchasing new equipment, expanding their army, and even purchasing new aircraft from a private aviation club in the United States (They ended up roughly only receiving 3 of the 4 planes purchased, since once the war started, the US decided that they should probably not let such a transaction take place). Of course, The Salvadorians weren't exactly warmongers, so the government did try to resolve the issue peacefully, internally at least, by seeking to pass an agrarian land reform that would require the arable lands owned by the few powerful landholders to be split up and redistributed by the government, in order to ease their fragile agrarian economy strained by overpopulation. This, of course, didn't sit well with the big powerful landholders who boycotted against the reform and eventually the Salvadorian government was kind of caught between a rock and a hard place. They could not pass an agrarian reform that might resolve the issue peacefully because the powerful landholders wouldn't allow it, but they also couldn't stop the wave of immigrants being deported back into their country from Honduras without resorting to war. This left El Salvador with no choice but to resort to military action in order to stop the deportation of El Salvadorian immigrants by force. They drew up battle plans for the invasion, and even planned when they would declare war. Though this might be up to some speculation so take with a grain of salt, but although the football match was the most immediate event leading up to the war, it is thought that El Salvador chose to declare war at this time, because with the Apollo 11 Mission scheduled just two days later (July 16th), and what with the whole Vietnam War still ongoing, it could be said that the United States was "a little busy", and El Salvador may have hoped that their whole war issue would get buried along with other less important issues on the Americans' side. With that out of the way, El Salvador was primed and ready with a land army over twice the size of Honduras' own land forces, and to make matters worse the Honduran army was actually smaller in reality than it was on paper because several corrupt officers had claimed bigger numbers so they could keep the payrolls of soldiers that didn't exist for themselves. Another matter that didn't help the Honduran Army was the fact that they had neglected to survey their lands for strategic locations, and found themselves in the rather awkward position where they didn't have any military maps for the areas they were supposed to defend, making the matter of establishing defensive positions all that much harder. The last but not least major issue in the Honduran army was supplies. The Honduran Army lacked modern guns, let alone enough guns alone to properly supply their whole army, a matter that was made worse after several army officers tried to conscript local angry farmers into their ranks, whom they often did not train or supply with guns, leading to another awkward situation where the Hondurans were sending untrained farmers armed with only machetes to charge at Salvadorian troops armed with modern guns and proper training. The Hondurans did have one ace up their sleeve against the Salvadorians and that was their Air Force. Honduras had proper pilot schools of the sort and better trained their pilots with technical abilities on fighter pilot training than El Salvador did, and although El Salvador did try to resolve this issue slightly by purchasing newer planes, they simply couldn't make up for their lack of training, something that at least for pilots could not be resolved in as little the time they had between the issue first arose and when war broke out. Another fact that benefited the Hondurans was that the top authority of the Honduran Air Force predicted that the Salvadorians would try to kick off the war by bombing the airports in Tegucigalpa in an attempt to cripple Honduran air power, he decided to transfer most of the Honduran aircraft away from Tegucigalpa and move them further away north, to San Pedro Sula. This, however, made things slightly more difficult for the Honduran Air Force to conduct offensive operations in El Salvador, as being located further away on San Pedro Sula meant that they could only just barely fit enough fuel into their aircraft to launch raids in El Salvador and be able to still have enough fuel to make it back into their airbase with fuel to spare. (Another fun fact, Honduran and Salvadorian air pilots had a horrible habit of ending up in neighboring Guatemala, where they definitely weren't supposed to be. There is at least one case of a Salvadorian pilot who was forced to crash land in Guatemala, after their aircraft got shot by the Honduran Air Force, and an unfortunate Honduran pilot who after their mission got lost, and being unable to recognize where they were exactly, ended up accidentally landing in a Guatemalan airport, having decided that he had probably made it far enough from El Salvador that he at least probably wouldn't be landing on hostile territory. This poor dude would have to sit out the rest of the war blushing terribly in Guatemala, as he was refused passage back into Honduras until after the war had ended.) There was actually a film released recently earlier this year here in my home country that sheds more light into the situation with real interviews with participants of the war, and although the information presented by OS's video is, well, oversimplified, it's just rather difficult to get information about wars like this online since most of it can either only be gotten through direct interviews or by looking at old documents that because of our governments' infrastructure, they just never make it online, and that's without taking into account the issue of translating them to English for the more international community. So if you can get your hands on that particular film I would definitely encourage you to give it a try. The first part is a bit meh where they actually try to do the whole 'Movie' part, but once that part is done, they move to the actual documentary, where they explain and detail all the events with commentary from historians and veterans of both sides of the war. EDIT: Wow this is long.

[@alfredovillalobos7481]

wow. super interesting!!!!!

[@rkit6707]

This oversimplified video is super interesting. Loved it.

[@Alex-wn2oz]

it didnt even start yet for u

[@tjal8709]

@@Alex-wn2oz Patreon innit

[@rkit6707]

Alex, I had seen the original video from Oversimplified a few hours after it came out.

[@madman10340]

It’s funny how the History community of KZbin all watch the same people and now are flocking to this channel to recommend all the great videos 😂👏🏻👌🏻

[@darthironamerican]

Aaron Gibb yes it is

[@TheRealBruceLouis]

not enough kings & generals & history marche & bazbattles recommendation though

[@Pano1]

republicansridiots If you want Monarchs, you have England, a place where your forced to learn about kings killing wife’s and singing a song whilst in elementary.

[@enjitodoroki202]

"And I guess how is this going to tie to football?" "Could be, and then FOOOTBAAAAAAAAALLLLLL!!!"

[@Orionte9]

13:39 Drogba used the Ivory Coast qualification for 2016 World Cup to make an apeling to the nation that lead to the end of the civil war. And during WWI there is documented moments where in special occations like christmas enemy sides lay down there weapons and play Football together in no men land

[@samuelhawes6735]

This didn't cause a war obviously aswell. But fairly recently their was the incident where Albanian fans flew a drone with the Kosovan flag on it into the stadium in a match against Serbia.

[@juanmanuelpenaloza9264]

Teacher: There's no way they went to war. Later: Oh they did...

[@dianasanchez675]

I'm from a Salvadoran family and I remember my dad telling me this story. I couldn't believe it until I did research on it.

[@ggarzona]

Hey, love your videos! I am salvadoran and my great uncle was serving as a general for this war. They almost reached tegucigalpa and took honduras, but united nations intervened in time. Great to see a video with a little history of my country! Keep the good work!

[@borislavstoqnov5132]

A few channel recommendations for you to scope out: Historia Civilis- A great narrator, does mostly ancient roman and greek history, both military and political. His videos on how roman politics worked( Cursus honorum offices, elections, consulship years of the notable late republic politicians) are really well made, his series on Caesar' carrier(political and military) is almost finished. Also the videos on the Athenian and Spartan government systems are really interesting. Montemayor- His is a small channel covering battles, so far he did some WW2 Pacific theater videos and some Mexican-American War videos. I'm recommending his channel, because his video on the Pearl Harbor attack, is hands down, the best summery of that event i've ever watched. Really well explained and graphically easy to understand videos. Invicta- A mixed gaming and history channel. I think their "How they did it" and "Moments in history" series will be of interest to you(particularly the "Roman soldier prepares diner","The abandoned citizens of Alesia" and "Nika riots" videos).

[@TheShadowofDragons]

Seconding the recommendations for Historia Civilis. They've done what is effectively a year by year timeline covering the last decade or two of the Roman Republic. Insights into Cicero, Cato, Pompey, Crassus, a bunch of other less well known Roman generals and politicians like Labinus, Clodius and Bibulus, and of course they cover the Civil War and the Career of the Big Julius C himself.

[@jrapcdaikari]

Can you do Potential History: "Germany could not win WW2 parts 1 and 2"?

[@Choppytehbear1337]

Much yes.

[@eddkurt7141]

Much much yes

[@GustavoRodriguez-qr5po]

Paladin Colt it’s just anti German propaganda

[@jrapcdaikari]

@@GustavoRodriguez-qr5po Yes... it's called REALITY

[@Nonsense010688]

@@GustavoRodriguez-qr5po why is it "anti german" to say that Germany couldn't have won WW2?

[@SeijuHND]

Most of the casualties were on the Honduran side, most of them civilians, also it was the last "war" in which WWII era US fighters fought each other, Honduran F4U's Corsairs came on top of Salvadorian Mustangs and FG-1D Goodyear Corsairs

[@latinwolf3348]

can you react to history of romania animated countryballs

[@Cuheru]

Extra Credits: Admiral Yi I held off on watching it for forever, but it really is one of their greatest.

[@diegonatan6301]

Could you react to "The Maginot Line: Actually a Good Idea" from the Channel "The Historyograph"?

[@RoyalFusilier]

My guess: the video just recommended extending it either with the Benelux countries' help... or if they wouldn't agree to help, cutting off that border with them all the way to the sea. In real history, I recall those governments not being too cooperative, but the threat of being potentially cut off might have made them play ball.

[@brabhamF1]

@@RoyalFusilier They weren't Allies but they were still on good terms and on a quasi alliance. Extending the Maginot over Belgiums border could have been seen as bad faith and a sign of agression.

[@KnuxMaster368]

Fusilier It actually wasn’t. The French expected Germany to go through Belgium. The other part of the line was using natural barriers like rivers in the Low Countries. Unfortunately, one of those barriers they used was the Ardennes forest (thought to be impenetrable), which was left under defended. This is where the Germans attacked.

[@Rkmangoes]

Mr. Terry, I have one for you. The Toledo war. Hence is the reason for Ohio State and Michigan rivalry. Its about a dispute land of north west of Ohio called the Toledo strip. Both armies from Ohio and Michigan line up in a base line formtion at their own boarders. Not o e person died but only one gun shot. Ever year the third Saturday of November Ohio State Buckeyes play the Michigan Wolverines. The football game is known as The Rivalry, other call it a reenactment of the Toledo war. Very vicious rivalry. In the 1970's 2 most Legendary coaches Woody Hayes of Ohio State faces of his former protoche Boe Benshecklers Michigan Wolverines called the 10 year war in high stakes game that decide ; who is Big Ten Champs, a trip to the Rose bowl, and sometimes a chance to play for the National Championships!

[@needude7218]

If you think a war starting from football is a stretch, wait until you learn about the war of the oaken bucket. Yes, that is a war starting from, and fighting for, a wooden bucket

[@barrysmale8060]

In Glasgow it's been a football war for over 150 years!

[@helloweener2007]

The story about the girl who shot himself is made up by Ryszard Kapuscinski. A German author and two Polish journalists did a research on the story. The could not find any witnesses that attended the funeral. Kapuscinski wrote that members of the national team attended the funeral. They could not find the newspaper that Kapuscinski referred to and no evidence that any Amelia Bolanos died in El Salvador in during the World Championship. A journalist from El Salvador searched also two years for evidence and found nothing. He said the he is sure that Kapuscinski made this up for selling his book.

[@Blazemoth]

Wow, 5:56 he even got the beers right, gj

[@dickinsonia4132]

Samn O'nella video about banana republics ties nicely into this

[@TheMJuchno]

You should watch simple history video they are really good and give accurate details

[@ikenbrproductions6710]

can you react to overly sarcastic productions history videos?

[@o_tbacksteakhouse2632]

This is some pretty good content. Won't lie, I have been following Mr. Terry since his first video on the second world war, I believe. But I must say, he does know a lot about his history. I even have to admit I am a fan just because he knows so much in a topic I am interested in. I want a teacher like Mr. Terry lol.

[@Ticklestein]

Thank you for calling it Football 😊

[@Bubajumba]

This reminds me of the situation between Germany and Poland in ww2, Difference is the ethnic Germans who lived in polish territory didn't migrate, they lost their land to Poland after ww1 "Treat people like shit and they will become shit" The american prison system have a lot to learn from that quote.

[@catzagoon3516]

Love this channel and how educational it is.

[@BillyMartin4Life]

It would be very interesting to see you react to Guy Bloke's "How to fail at democracy 101: Weimar Republic"

[@federalstateofaustria7611]

Kevin Gonzalez von Hindenburg wants to know your location

[@ambrosiasax6879]

A history teacher? The bar continues to fall.

[@Greggae89]

There is a chapter in the book "Weird IR - Deviant Cases in International Relations" titled " SCREAM - Soccer rules everything around me" by David Bell Mislan. It covers this war, how a football club in (i think) serbia was used to finance und recruit for a pararmilitary unit, and other issues, like waring nations soldiers having football machtches during wartime instead of fighting, the issue of international recognition as a state and international football competions and tournaments of not internationally recognized states etc... very interesting.

[@thewysterianlord3661]

theres a video on the ‘tifo football’ channel about how drug lords took control of football clubs to make profit and good PR. I think its called ‘when the cartel controlled football’. its pretty interesting

[@Kubickz]

A think to add about soccer, in South America wasn't only the noises, they sent what you called today "escorts" or give them big amounts of food to make them have digestive problems, not only that in Stadiums they cut water and electricity. Maradona for example in the Qualyfing in '86 got kicked and got injured by a venezuelan fan while leaving the bus.

[@JoseFlores-xh5cj]

I remember reading about a soccer match that a team HAD to win in order to not get executed. I think it was an East Germany team or.....Armenian.

[@JoseFlores-xh5cj]

Ok I googled it, its about a USSR team playing with a Nazi Germany team(s). Its called the Football Deathmatch.

[@infinity-vm4ul]

The only thing I can personally think of that remotely resembles this is when the Americans played the Soviet Union in ice hockey during the cold war. But that didn't create conflict, it just had a massive impact on an already existing one.

[@sky0kast0]

Wow I never noticed that wall of Nes games ... I guess it's just because I listen like it's a podcast

[@lbxviper8542]

Dued you are growing real fast i wish you all the best

[@lynxddragon]

I did a history report on this, since it's my country of El Salvador. So the title of the war is misleading. The soccer game was more like the last straw, the lit match that set off the dynamite that was building up for months

[@nickkinler8547]

in 1990 I flew to San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on Sahsa Airlines the Honduran National carrier. Our pilot was a national hero. He shot down three Salvadoran planes in one day. The animation shows a Vought Corsair for the Honduran air force. That's true. I spoke with the pilot and he flew a Corsair in that fracas. In San Pedro Sula, there was an air force squadron equipped with Koren war era F-86 Sabres.

[@aara-tg7kc]

U2's Bullet in the blue sky was about american involvement in el savador The more you know :)

[@MysteryInc01]

check out Potential History: Germany could not win ww2

[@iamReddington]

You have got to react to Sabaton! Most, if not all of their music focuses on war and history. I recommend reacting to the official music video for "Bismarck" and "White Death". (last one isn't what your mind immediately went to, it's harmless!)

[@AliTahan25]

Jeez i subbed when he had 1.2k now 6 days later he has 20k more

[@airimee]

If your strong enough to toss a truck into a 2nd story window...yes I am terrified of you and the gun in my hand is aimed at the head of the monster infront of me.

[@stingl8822]

KEEP IT UP MR TERRY, THESE VIDS ARE AWESOME

[@taniavarela1286]

My mother was pregnant with my sister in honduras during this war, she was scared as a curfew was in place. Fortunately the war was short lived.

[@madman10340]

You should watch “The Banana Republics” by Sam O’nella Academy it’s funny but also historically accurate.

[@barn1980]

While it didn't lead to a war directly and Americans don't really care about hockey; the Summit Series 8 game hockey competition played between Canada and the USSR during the Cold War is an interesting story.

[@MahraiZiller]

A member of the UK Parliament (Tony Benn, IIRC) once suggested (jokingly) that the UK threaten to go to war with Germany if they didn't return the football from the 1966 World Cup Final (when England beat West Germany), citing the instance of England once going to war over someone's ear. My memories not absolutely great, but I was doing A level politics at the time (so around 1996-7) and we were on a field trip to the Houses of Parliament, and we were sat in the gallery above the seats of the House of Commons when it happened. It's a bit weird being sat there in Parliament and watching an MP (In fact, I think he was even Minister for Sport and Culture at the time) even jokingly suggest going to war over football.

[@JonathanRossRogers]

I had heard of this war, but knew very little about it despite having lived in Tegucigalpa for three years.

[@Dudehyrule]

In honor of the fact that its not long since the 100th year of independance for Finland could you do a reaction to either Sabatons Talvisota or white death songs or a video from ww2 day by day channel? Best of luck i find your videos fun to watch as a finnish history student!

[@prestonmason7633]

year last was That

[@Dudehyrule]

@@prestonmason7633 thank you! i corrected it i was tired when i was wirtting it and caught in the moment.

[@zachseatdriver9671]

You should check out extra credits series on sinking the bismark

[@melongargantuar]

Not really a war but there was the Vancouver riot in 2011 because of a miss call in the Stanley cup finals

[@Nitlda]

I really enjoy your videos. I always liked history but I always hated history at the same time. I have a massive issue remembering historical dates, and since a lot of questions in history exams require you to know the dates, I sucked. I absolutely loved it but I generally had low grades. I could tell you the order in which events happened, just the exact dates would not stay in my brain. Now I don't have to take exams and now the dates by heart so I like history a bit more. Anyway, I had an idea that seemed cool to me. I know that you're a reaction channel and my conncept idea is not about reacting to videos, but I'll let you see what you think. What do you think about doing some cities' historical review ? Like, you take a look at all the historical events that took place in this city and explain what happened, what led to this event and what this event led to. Would that be something that you would be able/would enjoy doing ? I know you're probably busy enough with your job and the reaction videos, just throwing it out like that, I won't hate you for not taking my idea ! Have a nice day sir, looking forward to your next video !

[@ObssesedNuker]

A fellow high school history teacher! Here's a suggestion: react to the video "The Problems With the Berlin Airlift".

[@CallOn84]

Well, there was a war over a slaughtered pig, so...

[@SupersuMC]

XD You're kidding, right? You're not? XD

[@CallOn84]

@@SupersuMC unfortunately not. It's called the Pig War, started in 1859 between America and Britain all because someone shot a pig.

[@mattro30]

You should watch the History of the Soviet Union to the tune of Tetris. Just search Soviet Union Tetris and it’ll be the first one.

[@hanjizoe2648]

Mr.Terry please react to Extra Credit's videos on the Bismark! It'll help you understand the Ship and its history in a really good and helpful way!

[@jayd8091]

1. Kings and Generals and 2. Epic History TV are definitely 2 history channels worth checking out. They have varied content regarding everything from Alexander/Macedonia to The Roman Empire and the Napoleonic Wars. They cover a huge breadth of history and are worth the watch.

[@KingofDiamonds117]

when mexico was still considered an empire they had a civil war due to mass immigration. It also didn't help that, like all former spanish colonies, they suffered from corruption causing certain states to leave and join the uniion.

[@danielorion3390]

5:49 yeah we exist Costa Rica is country? Pd:the joke is about always is honduras and Costa Rica in the same group (almost all the time)

[@Inny1984]

Can you react to "The Russian 2nd Pacific Squadron - Voyage of the Damned"?

[@LordDim1]

Oh yes!

[@tombombadil8084]

And here I thought you couldn't get anymore likeable then you already are... The fact that you, even as a murican, fellow football/soccer makes me really happy for some reason, lol I'm very intrigued about who you support, do you mainly follow just the us national team or also a club in, or maybe even outside of the us? I'd btw recommend you to check out tifo football's video on Alexandre Villaplane as it's very interesting and focuses on his role during the German occupation of France during ww2 Oh, I btw support my local team AGF here in Denmark and Manchester United If that is of any interest!

[@yesnt7032]

250k congratulations

[@Vladd0r]

Your NES/SNES Shelf iss massive dude. Respect

[@olivierdk2]

Latin America is US sphere of influence ...except french guiana.

[@gr33n13789]

Football fan! Earned my subscription

[@BayandurPogosyan]

I watch Mr. Terry's reaction videos, because that way I don't feel so lonely.

[@cdsr16]

I’d recommend looking into the situation in Constantinople with the blue and the green chariot teams, and their enormous riot during Emperor Justinian’s reign, that nearly ruined his rule.

[@kevinclass2010]

I was thinking of the Nika revolts too

[@ArchonLicht]

Turns out the fan girl suicide is an urban legend BTW. Didn't happen. The number of casualties according to Wikipedia is around 2000-3000, not 6K, and duration is said to be 6 days. Still a loft of casualties of course.

[@TaliZVasTyria]

Whenever people asked me why i'm not that much into sport (especially soccer, the main favorit here) I show them this video I refused to like any sports event where people decided to harass the other team the night before just so they can win, and then do riots Sportsmanship my ass I'll tell them to let me enjoy my own hobby

[@andre-yv9sy]

You should really react to stuff from a channel called Potential History, more specifically in regards to their video called "Germany Could Not Win WW2"

[@jibreelfalowo3118]

football ends civil war in ivory coast

[@tribuneoftheplebs9948]

The worlds biggest soccer riot

[@lordreptilestormblade1749]

I never even heard of the football war, curious. Also, can we learn some Egyptian mythology on your channel?

[@martinberlese]

I vaguely recall a civil war during Justinian times on Rome. Probably an extra credits or overly sarcastic productions video, my memory is not that good, though.

[@cheemurai8542]

Whoah i didn’t know you were a soccer fan

[@thewysterianlord3661]

what team

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

I like how this is so decidedly NOT US American that they even use Football for the correct sport and not Handegg concussion ball :P

[@guesstime6445]

Never forget Vancouver Hockey riots. To sum up what happened, Vancouver Canucks lost to Boston. This was for the Stanley cup

[@robertoh7652]

Mr. Terry: I've heard that When Americans go play in these countries, It's pretty common that they get noise in the night Americans in Those Countries:**Dam We gotta start pillaging some stuff**

[@Petrico94]

Have you looked into Overlay Sarcastic Productions? They sometimes do myth and classical history (Blue mostly does the history stuff). I don't know if you're as knowledgeable of that part of history but they're another fun channel that discusses people from the past and what they liked to do.

[@oiy3308]

Please react to rucka rucka ali's "History of philosophy"!!

[@marzuus2242]

You should watch the white death by simple history 👍👍

[@allanmolina5094]

my parents are from Honduras my grandpa was Salvadorean

[@bjrnjohannestorvatn4196]

React to baz battles

[@franzferdinand2240]

I highly recommend you watch Ten Minute History, it's a great series with so much content.

[@Xerdoz]

Chiquita (United Fruit Company) did some pretty nasty things in Central America.

[@eddiesanchez551]

My Day was about 12 when this happened . This video is accurate

[@devin6029]

I'm Honduran. My parents were born in Honduras. 🇭🇳

[@ZweepTape]

Mr terry, the man that makes a video take 3 times longer

[@Stilluetto]

I would recommend Historia Civilis’s series on Julius Caesar

[@ethanlewellen7349]

You should react to some of Extra Historys Videos.

[@dragofun]

Hey love the video. Could u watch the video about the banana republics that the youtuber “sam o’nella” did?

[@raptortime4562]

Think you can react to Saving Private Ryan Omaha Beach Scene?

[@SupersuMC]

Let's watch the whole movie with him! "Tell me I'm a good man. Tell me I've lived a good life.'

[@windelritter]

''I dont thinkk I can add much to it'' *proceeds to make a 15 minute raction to a 5 minute video* :D

[@spockfan2000]

And there's Rugby, which actually helped unite the people of South Africa.

[@wuxiagamescentral]

Wasn't there a war between Argentina and Chile because of some football game or whatever?

[@Wolfman-wt5ep]

The football war "bit of a stretch" how about the war of the bucket