HE WAS SOULLESS! Brooklyn Guys Reacting To WW2 - Oversimplified (Part 2)

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[@Pyth0n313]

React to Alternatehistoryhub's The Invasion That Changed Everything: Soviets In Afghanistan

[@MuckoMan]

Its pretty sad you had to learn history thru a video game. Gotta love the public school system. All us working class have lost family to every war and got nothing back in return. Those guys who fought those battles were the real O.G.'s.

[@19RaxR91]

The MoH game you mentioned was Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault (2005), and the Only reason I know it is because I played it through for the first time not half a year ago. I mean, I had played Allied Assault as a kid to experience Omaha, and because that side of the war is more relevant to me as a European, but yeah - Pacific Assault was an Awe Inspiring game, because the missions as a whole, whether the disorientating jungle mazes, the Bombardment of the Air field, or the fight to stand ground at that one hill, All of them felt immersive to Such an extent that I think nowadays most shooters are too lifeless and even repelling for me. That said, the video touched upon my neck of the woods only slightly, but its the area that got the biggest beating, e.g. between Germany and Soviets. Basically Everything that happened in Auschwitz happened all around most of the countries Germany took from Soviets, which they got back afterwards. After that, from the end of WW2 till the early 90s most of those Occupied countries were ''Satellite States'' in USSR, but Not through their own will, which led to, for example, the mass deportations and relocations of Hundreds of thousands of Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians (the three Baltic States), Belarusians, Ukrainians , etc. to Sibera, e.g. a freezing wasteland with basically No Shelter and No Resources. Just to be clear, as far as I know, None of that was done for some racist reason, because those territories for the longest time have been inhabited by predominantly caucasians, so in This instance it was either due to Nationalism and/or just plain real-estate bs, or Other shitty ideology based behavior our Egotistical Nature can so effortlessly motivate. In case youre open to reacting to these types of videos, I would Strongly suggest pausing the Instant one of you wants to add something, and if necessary, rewind the video a bit, because its obvious some of the stuff, even oversimplified, went over your head. As for some Crazy Shiiiieeet, react to this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2jWpH97aKuXmrs and this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emXRgaufoJpspac

[@balleybarrera144]

The Japanese did horrifying experiments and committed war crimes simalor to the Nazi the worst part is a lot of medical science came from thous Japanese experiments and they were pardon for there crimes the same with the Nazi most of are modern technology came from ww2 look up v2 rocket it's the reason we were able to send a man to the moon.

[@MuckoMan]

@@balleybarrera144 Grab another log.

[@janetphillips2152]

Retired history teacher here. As my grandkids say, this was fire.

[@susanconstable2113]

History teachers to me have always been underrated. Learning history to me is helping the future. You learn from mistakes. History does repeat itself sometimes but if we educate our young on the past then they can help prevent bad things in their future from happening again like genocides. Thank you for being a teacher. I graduated in 1987 and my high school had a great history teacher. Although my classmates might not agree. He was tough but I learned a lot. Having an interest in it was very helpful. World culture was my favorite class ever where I learned the history of many countries around the world. Understanding other cultures helps bridge gaps between society in my opinion

[@porkfrog2785]

if I had to watch this as a history teacher, I might jump out a window...Thumper's Law invoked

[@chrisvibz4753]

we subscribe to all the same people lol

[@rendalconstantineau1680]

The real funny thing about the picture of the kiss between the sailor and the lady, which if memory serves is from Time Square when the news was announced that Japan had surrendered, those two didn't even know each other, it was completely spontaneous due to the joy of the moment.

[@marieblade0613]

@@selinesbeau or kicked him in the family jewels 😂

[@serpentax]

also the woman was pissed about it, he just grabbed her.

[@MAR10WORLD]

its called sexual assault bro

[@iggs67]

My grandfather died in 1941 under Kiev fighting Nazis, I never had a chance to meet him.

[@AG-xg2lz]

@@thedarkness3766 in 1944 the nazis weren't even in Stalingrad. Nice lies bro, but don't disrespect dead people who died at Stalingrad

[@stephantrezgue6281]

@@AG-xg2lz weak in geography or something? Stalingrad is 1300km in front of kiev, Google the date of the battle of kiev, it's 1941. Don't disrespect the people who died at kiev.

[@derps8690]

@@stephantrezgue6281 he was replying to another guy who had deleted his comment earlier

[@AG-xg2lz]

@@stephantrezgue6281 dude are you mental? I wrote that to another guy. I just got a notification for this comment section. Yall stupid

[@alexanderthegrrrreat6727]

@@AG-xg2lz Someone already said that

[@chaost4544]

The Nazi's had a lot of secret weapon projects including the Maus which is the largest tank ever built. They, along with the Japanese, did a lot of horrific experiments on people. The stuff Josef Mengele did to people in concentration camps will make your stomach turn. Same if you read the accounts of Unit 731 which is Japan's experimental prison where something like 300,000 people died due to various experiments. As others have suggested, it's probably a good idea to watch The Fallen of WWII.

[@SamHainScott]

The perpetrators of Unit 731 faced no punishment and in fact were all taken in by the US as part of operation paperclip and were fundamental in the development of MK ultra

[@chaost4544]

@@SamHainScott that's not shocking. Japanese leadership got off way easier than former Nazi's. This was probably a product of Japan being the most important strategic country in the Cold War.

[@lupus5338]

And man... Joseph died close to my state, in MG, Brazil Close to my grandparents's house... that's surreal. There's a story that his black neighbour had a fever and he actually helped him making a soup or whatever. He died drown in a pool.

[@Smashing_Bumpkin]

They were also trying to summon aliens. No 🧢

[@bracejuice7955]

React to The Fallen of WW2

[@ganjabandit5074]

Great suggestion and follow up to this video

[@PasxalkA]

holy shit YES

[@Ace19444]

That's perfect, makes the destruction of this war VERY clear

[@AirMarshalFiftyCent]

History vids are great keep em comin, we all apprecciate the effort

[@rieskimo]

These will always remind me of Norm Macdonald's joke "Germany tried to pick a fight with the world TWICE, and nearly won". That's my butchered version but the point still stands

[@loneronin79]

Kudos for this... Both my grandfathers fought in this war; one with the British in Asia, and the other with Canada in Europe (and went in to become a Major), so all of this hits home... As a Canadian, our relationship with the Netherlands is still pretty strong... Good on you... Cheers!...

[@Zodia195]

So many relatives fought in this war. On my dad's side- My strep-grandpa and 2 of my great-uncles (1 died on D-day and my dad was named after him). My paternal grandpa was in the Korean War. On my mom's side- my grandpa and 3 out of his 6 brothers (all 6 applied for the army, but 2 weren't admitted, 1 for health reasons and the other for having too many kids by that point), and my grandma's brother join. I know another cousin joined but he died in the Bataan Death March. My maternal grandpa was part of the force that went through Africa into Italy. He rarely talked about the war, but did mention he got to see the Vatican and got a rosary blessed over there. Hey hardly anyone talked about the war and anything they did mention didn't relate to the fighting, but I know it affected them all of them. My maternal grandpa had a fear of flying because of the war.

[@clintonr.6581]

That WW2 game you were talking about is Medal of Honor: Rising Sun. A classic.

[@metalmonk3775]

You can tell how skewed the perspective of war was for the japanese during this time period by how their emperor admitted defeat without admiting defeat. The end of ww2 totally changed the Japanese all the way down to some of their deepest roots of culture, a good example of how a people are capable of changing for the better

[@aurorathekitty7854]

To make pykrete it's just sawdust with water and you freeze it.

[@gzucc]

You guys are hilarious and thank you for the refresher course for what I learned in History 12. Y'all make me miss Brooklyn. I'm moving back!

[@thewindowsmaaane]

nah that Japanese impression was pretty funny 🤣🤣

[@adambrickley9088]

Oversimplified also did the Cold War which was US vs. Russia for the rest of the 20th Century.

[@12vbumtractorbya3yearold5]

Being from England we are so lucky we aren’t land locked and we are allowed opinions xx

[@jodu626]

It’s good to see you guys are learning about ww2.

[@AndresGomez-ct7qb]

You gonna do part 2 of the American Civil War?

[@johnsanseverino8512]

this x1000

[@Scarlitty]

You guys absolutely have to react to band of brothers & the pacific. They’re amazing shows on WW2 one is from the European theater & the other from the pacific, you’ll get a good look at what soldiers & marines went through in the war

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 14:55. The word kamikaze means “divine wind,” a reference to a typhoon that fortuitously dispersed a Mongol invasion fleet threatening Japan from the west in 1281.

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

haha Pearl Harbor was no incident my man, its what we call an "all out attack"

[@vorbis4860]

Love when you guys do the documentary stuff. FYI, reacting to Band of Brothers will get you a good number of subscribers.... It's only 10 episodes.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 14:25. Hi, Guys! The narrator guy, he misspoke when he said, "General Nimitz"! That would be, "Admiral Nimitz", that rated having a CVN named for him. The one featured in the movie, "The Final Countdown". In the movie, a senator asked aloud how could there be an aircraft carrier named for a sitting and living admiral. It is a fun Time Travel movie, but don't expect the Fantasy scenario that so many wanted to see. It is a Science Fiction movie with the appropriate ending for the genre. 🎓

[@AstroXeno]

If you're interested in a little extra credit work, there's a channel called Drachinifel which does all videos about warships, and they did one about the pykrete aircraft carrier. If tanks are your thing, the Bovington Museum has a channel called The Tank Museum, where all their videos are these old English guys who know everything about tanks coming out and talking about vehicles they have in their collection. Dark Skies is all about aircraft. For some very detailed history of mainly World War II, military historian Mark Felton has 2 channels: Mark Felton Productions, and War Stories with Mark Felton. Dark Docs is the same sort of stuff as the Mark Felton channels, but by the people who do the Dark Skies channel. Most of the stuff on these channels probably won't make very good reaction videos- It's just if you're interested in learning more on your own...

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 10:56. The Midway Atoll, geographically is a part of the, Hawaiian Islands, so that was that second attack on them after, Pearl Harbor. However, the state government has no influence on it, since, Midway, is all federally owned.

[@ragnarlothbrok936]

Pretty ironic that most of those scientists ended up in the US and a few other countries “ operation paperclip “

[@ryanhampson673]

Well it was either the US or the Soviets..US got more rocket scientists but the Russians got more chemical scientists so soviet chemical weapons were better.

[@iKvetch558]

Even more ironic is that part of the reason that the Soviets got Sputnik into orbit before the US put up a satellite is that the leader of the US team that could have beaten the USSR was former Nazi Wernher Von Braun. ✌

[@yusukeurameshi9837]

Do the Cold War, It’s really interesting

[@Ruukasu97]

There was a difference between Nazi and German Soldier in ww2 dont forget that, many Germans didnt want to fight.

[@clayc8115]

The Nazis sewed twins together to see what would happen.

[@dawest767]

I was in Nagasaki on the 50th anniversary of the dropping of the bomb, it's crazy, you can't even tell now.

[@Cjsauer8]

“Was this the Pearl Harbor incident?” Meanwhile, Oversimplified literally explains that shit right after lol.

[@shadowscarnage]

7:35 I read somewhere that there was a third atomic bomb planned on August 19th, 1945.

[@freddymo3339]

Your boy is right about the crazy experiments . "That's all I want to say about that." --Forest

[@rileytruax766]

the bombing of japan wasn't becuase of pearl harbor it was becuase at the time Germany had already surrendered and America had captured pretty much all of japans islands surrounding the mainland. instead of invading the mainland like they did Normandy they drops papers from plans warning civilians in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and neighboring towns and villages that they were going to be bombing the city's. they wanted to force japan into surrendering with as little casualties as possible. unfortunately the civilians didn't understand that this wasn't going to be a normal bombing and so most of them didn't leave and on top of that the A bomb was even surprised the American government on how devastating they were.

[@semiramisubw4864]

"id hate to fight in the cold" dude the Area around Moscau had the coldest winter it had ever seen to this time. It was -43 °C

[@GrimrDirge]

17:42 Nah man, you guys need to react to "Trapped In The Druve-Thru".

[@markallen9896]

React to the Fallen of WWII. It’s a good one.

[@Nick-___-]

Y’all hit us with the Dutch angle for this one hahahahahaha

[@sapphirevaltiel]

In a video about WW2, it's only appropriate.

[@Moshinoki]

Btw audio is boosted on mobile, still a great reaction

[@matth6900]

Yo you guys talked over and missed one of the most boss moves of the whole war. 17:05

[@argai1978]

People in reaction video's are often talking where they should not.

[@raydare2002]

@@argai1978 well, you really want them to have still faces during the whole video? exactly, they also cant predict when something really important is coming up

[@Percy_.]

@@raydare2002 its called pausing and then rewinding 5 secs so u dont miss shit

[@matth6900]

@@raydare2002Its a video about a war that shaped the modern world, it's all important. So yea like a previous reply said, it's not hard to pause, talk and rewind.

[@insaneo8860]

used to do experiments on twins as well trying to trade their limbs out

[@kellyfehr3719]

The ultimate in mad scientist stuff was The Philidelphia Experiment.

[@M11969]

Joseph Mengle was one sick puppy.

[@mdoug15918]

As far as Hiroshima and Nagasaki read up on what the Japanese did during and prior to WWII. Their atrocities were medieval. We had already napalmed sixty for their cities and because of the construction used in their homes and buildings the napalm was as destructive as the nukes. Listen to Dan Carlin’s podcast called Supernova in the East. You will wonder why we were so lenient on them. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXbViox4g6h7npY

[@ano8092]

The Hiroshima and Nagasaki was an Atom bomb not Nuke so there's no radiation impact like 4 hands or 3 eyes. great reaction thou

[@aaronwieman8368]

There is radiation when you spit an atom...

[@ano8092]

@@aaronwieman8368 Yes radioactive decay it can occur without neutron bombardment,it is rare except in a few heavy isotopes

[@iKvetch558]

There is radiation with fission weapons...though Hiroshima and Nagasaki were both relatively small even for fission weapons, so the radiation impact was not the same as you would see with a megaton range thermonuclear weapon. Thousands of people in both cities died as a result of acute radiation sickness in the weeks following the bombings. There do not seem to have been a large number of birth defects as a result of the bombings, that is one impact of radiation that they avoided. 🖖✌

[@mariom1653]

In schools History classes always talk about World War II Pearl Harbor and Midway.

[@christopher1598]

you guys should react to "Canadians change when they hear the word "war" "

[@AAllen-br8it]

Medal of Honor: Rising Sun, baby. The best military shooter on the ps2 hands down.

[@josephmadden6333]

thank you for the respect. "fought to the very last death" - that is Australia.

[@susanconstable2113]

I love history!! I grew up watching g a lot of war movies and westerns with my dad which instilled the need for info on me. Especially ww2. The soldiers of the 101st airborne surrounded in Bastogne were called “the battered bastards of Bastogne “ for what they endured. My favorite movie about that one is called “battleground “ Educate yourselves on history- it’s the only way to prevent the bad history from repeating itself. As far as the ww2 folks- there is a reason they are called “the greatest generation “ tough men and women who changed the world and saved it. And not just Americans

[@dinner7513]

U should check out the story of U-Boat U234 it is such an interesting story of how at the near desperate ends of the war, japan was gonna be the one to have their own nukes.

[@animalkingdom1634]

Guys should react to the Cold War by oversimplified

[@JeffOf813]

Yeah that medal of honor level was out around the same time as cod came out with the beach of Normandy level, and people would argue which was better.

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

Pearl Harbor caused the US to join the war which ultimately dropped a nuke in Japan to knock them out of the war. people these days say it wasnt necessary but to people like my grandparents that lived through Japanese atrocities... the nuke was a blessing. PS. the Manhattan Project was the codename for the program that lead to the development of nuclear armaments. the 2 atom bombs that dropped were named Fat Man and Little Boy

[@alexortiz7425]

17:30 yall was singin Contagious by Ronald Isley🤣🤣

[@thehowlinggamer5784]

Here's some literal stomach churning crap. One if Japan's favorite form of torture was to starve pow's and then feed them bread and water. Remember that bird exploding in Shrek? That's what the stomach does. The starving shrinks the stomach, then, the bread and water eaten from starved pow's rapidly expands and then explodes the stomach, literally poisoning them in the process.

[@jpat2493]

My mother's uncle fought as a Marine in Pacific.

[@Jchillin757]

Love this channel, hope you guys are well. Stay safe

[@moose2577]

Pycrete is pretty crazy! It's basically freezing sawdust in water. And it's as hard as concrete but it floats.

[@Donbett1974]

Fun Fact: They cut funding for Anti-Gravity research for Pykrete.

[@Tbonedoes]

Pls react to that battle of midway it’s what won the US the war against Japan crazy story too

[@sidwoods4589]

Great video. The fallen of world war 2 video really puts things into perspective, might be worth a watch

[@Blueqoose]

y'all did not just bust out singing R Kelly LMAO

[@maryslack6169]

Just found your channel love it

[@patoguevara614]

You guys should react to the trailer for Dunkirk it was a really good movie about WW2, also love your content man ive been subbed for a while now

[@chrisgamerex6473]

Quick fun fact when e said stupid cold he meant -40 degrees Fahrenheit

[@guestsuperguest403]

There are rivers that actually flow from the great lakes up to the ocean, japan would have been better off sneaking ships up through the area and launching a massive surprise attack, also conquer pearl harbor not just bomb

[@kevinbennersten1446]

Germans as well as the ussr loved huge weapons during most of the war, that's why ussr saw the world's largest hovercraft/plane and Germans had plans gör a tank that would require a crew of a minimum of around 100 - 200 soldiers to function but also built the Gustav that's a huge artillery Canon used against France for only a few times tho the shells that were fired were as big as wolkswagen golf. Love secund world War and been to Omaha Beach most war museum as well as seen the bridge that got stolen also been at the mass grave for over 2000 americans whom fell during DD (very emotional) also seen most german defenses around france also some Asian islands effected by Japan's ruleing where some remnants are left also tried to scub dived some ship wrecks but got super sicj during training so couldn't, the boat was 50 meters deep and deepest I've been was 12-20 meters although I will try and get ny license for diving and go back one day

[@Blueqoose]

Keep the oversimplified vids coming! I wish y'all finished the American Civil War one. Cheers! y'all got my sub.

[@bilbobaggage198]

I rock with you guys, content and personality, love

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

7:35 Pacific war was Carrier war.

[@thereeldrummerboy]

I’m just letting you know that the audio of the video you guys were reacting to isn’t very clear. I’m not sure what is needed to fix it. Great job on the reaction though. I just thought I’d point it out.

[@patrickstasyszyn291]

You guys should watch counting deaths of WW2

[@afterlife1442]

In love with your intro bruh

[@JSG417]

Hitler did have to declare war on America because of the tripartite pact bc Japan was attacked. But good video jonethelessy

[@ViolentKisses87]

Q: How did the British and Americans fool Hitler into thinking the invasion attempt would be from Calais instead of Normandy? A: The Worlds largest balloon festival. (seriously look it up lol)

[@JG-id5vi]

If you want to know about crazy experiments look up "Unit 731" they were Japanese scientists who did horrible things to chinese and Korean civilians. But learn at your own risk. The details are pretty traumatizing.

[@pavester]

Just look up Unit 731. It wasnt germany but japan and crazy what they were doing on live humans.

[@ibtgb2]

“Yeah, Hiroshima and that shit” 😂😂😂

[@onarix]

please read about the French Resistance, a lot of people don't know about this, but without those brave men, our US friends could have not land in Normandy.

[@johndarcangelo6893]

Im really fuzzy on the details, but I remember hearing about a Nazi scientist who fled to Brazil and he figured out how to alter people's DNA and make them have twins. The town he supposedly lived in has an extremely high rate of twins and they often have blonde hair and blue eyes.

[@marksullivan2978]

One japanese guy had business in hiroshima and survived that and then went home to nagasaki and survived his second nuking. Can't make this stuff up.

[@SEEYAIAYE]

I assume he was born under that one unassuming ancient Japanese style gate that survived both Hiroshima and the 2011 tsunami despite everything around it being wiped out.

[@Tweek023]

medal of honor: pacific sun i think

[@henrylee2792]

Did these two lads agree for this course, or u told them its gonna be a new 50cent clip?

[@SNAMYT8187]

At that time black people living like a early man

[@rhyssanders9122]

Us Australians have always fought well above our weight in every conflict, we just fuck shit up all the time lol

[@victoriarobinson6793]

Watch the opening scene to Saving Private Ryan.

[@iKvetch558]

The atomic bombings of Japan are a very complex issue, but one thing to know is that there was not any increase in birth defects in Hiroshima or Nagasaki in the years following the war, according to genetic studies.

[@Jaanpaunic]

You should react to "the fallen of ww2" really dope video

[@xtian5144]

Seems like you guys are on a history kick right now but if you haven't reacted to it you should react to the Racist Gift Basket by Gabriel Iglesias aka "Fluffy".

[@rx80]

Only 1k likes? Easy. I enjoy watching you, greetings from Europe.

[@JeffOf813]

Yo, all of that happened in 6 years... and certain people made a lot of money, and the profit stream suddenly collapsed... I know that's a good thing to we the people, but I just want to point out that we've been in the middle east stopping weapons of mass destruction that we know wasn't true, and fighting terrorists that we already killed for 20 years now.

[@travisstone5700]

Yo, stop switchin' sides, it's unnatural!🤣 Fire reaction, as always, tho

[@jovantrisic989]

Joseph mengele. Twins experiment

[@Pyth0n313]

React to Alternatehistoryhub's The Invasion That Changed Everything: Soviets In Afghanistan

[@trevor8726]

Bruh 1.2k of yall gotta like this vid 😭

[@ms.doomer5623]

Is the wall crooked or am I trippin

[@Me-rk6pc]

My great grandpa faught with general patton I never asked him but my mom heard his stories he landed on Omaha

[@FishThatDavidBlaineSwallowed]

Only "interesting" supernatural stuff is basically "The Ahnenerbe Society" (Nazi Occultism).. Shit is wild!

[@robertblackmore4919]

love these 🔥

[@evanirvana500]

Have you watched the fallen of ww2? If you haven't, id highly recommend it.

[@ganjabandit5074]

Nazi scientists would perform experiments on many Jews, there was one in particular that I forget the name of that loved experimenting on twins, and if I remember right he boiled two twins alive.