German Unconditional Surrender - 1945 | Today In History | 7 May 18

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If you win, you need not have to explain. If you lose, you should not be there to explain.

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On 4th-5th May 1945, Germany signed the Unconditional Surrender and Collapsed on 8th of May. 4 months later Japan signs the Unconditional Surrender in 2nd September 1945.

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It shocked the world the horror they would discover after this surrender.

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The Nazis were some of the worst bastards to ever litter this Earth.

[@Napolean45]

imagine and he is begging for mercy from allies kkkk

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thank u for this video, always watching ...this channel

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Ike was 54 here. He looks 84.

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Finally the war is over

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Japan says hi.

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75 years ago

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Back when the USA had Leaders running the country, and not bad businessmen.

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​@@Krichburgerit was the most difficult time in life

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The people the mustache man didn't like.

[@ArizonaJoeHines]

I think it is a credit to Eisenhower as a leader in that he gave his chief of staff the honor of receiving the German surrender. Monty was also, given the honor of having a huge number of German troops surrendering to him, personally.

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This is why we flag our high. U.S.A.

[@deckermax]

Only the wehrmacht surrendered that day, not the german government, nor the nazi party. The official government, lead by Karl Dönitz, was arrested by army soldiers in their HQ soon after.

[@YellowKurt]

I would rather go to jail then surrender to occupyers

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I thought we Americans were the only ones butchering French place names. But lo, the Brits do it too. It's actually pronounced Rahnce with a slight nasal sound. Certainly not REEMS or as lots of we Yanks say Rhymes.

[@ArizonaJoeHines]

So, do you pronounce "Paris" pah-ree when speaking English ? Probably not. Actually, the Brits have been butchering French place names for centuries longer than we have here in the US. The town of Ypres, a battleground of World War I, was called "Wipers" by the Brits. (I know that Ypres is in Belgium.) It's pronounced something more like "Eep."

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No one won this war.

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@Lawlzilla lol he was not the only madman here

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The big business and arms manufacturers got rich and powerful they won the war .

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tone of music - upbeat and happy // how did the allies win by the words of the general - teamwork

[@robertblake9892]

Jodl was not the Chief of Staff of the German Army, he was the Chief of Operations of the OKW-High Command of the German Armed Forces.

[@FlyingExplorer2022]

Such a tragic thing to happen that it should not exist on the internet “the German surrender 😭😭😭😭😭😭” the evil won the war

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Should’ve thrown a big one like in Tokyo bay

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I wish they signed armistice.

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Great history, I learn through this video that the only condition anyone want is %80 stake in all electricity generation for 99 years, including land lease. So much peace ✌️

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Once up on a Time Germany World best Army With Best decipline & Beautiful Military Uniform. 😔😔

[@Hernan7929]

This is the only unconditional surrender. The other one was only for the reds and has no importance.

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The Huns surrender lol

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Surrnder cowards ahhaha

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Lol almost destroyed ussr

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@@mrcool2107 USSR destroy Germany

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Я призываю всех жертв Германии подать в суд на нацистов Северной Америки за нарушение условий безоговорочной капитуляции от 7 мая 1945 года.