Soviet-Japanese War | 3 Minute History

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[@Suite_annamite]

To everyone who had never heard of this war, just remember that this campaign was mainly the reason why the Korean peninsula got divided into North and South, and remains so to this day. It was also probably payback for the Russo-Japanese War decades earlier. Remember that the Soviet Union, and by extension, Russia - is *not* merely a European country (like France or Germany), but a huge Eurasian landmass of an Empire that needed to protect itself on whatever front it had to.

[@Suite_annamite]

Ryan lex Do you even know where Russia is? It's not just some really big Scandinavian country... It's a unique geographic entity in it's own class. Vladivostok is right across from Japan, and Volgograd is not far from Iran.

[@Crosmando]

Sure but the vast majority of Russia's population is in the European part of Russia, the Asian part is sparsely populated.

[@Suite_annamite]

Dmitry Volkov No, completely different cases. Because with Western European empires, all lands they had outside of their own cores were colonies, and not integral parts of their countries. Russia and its prior imperial entities is different and "special", because Vladivostok, Astrakhan, and Tashkent were just as genuinely part of "Russia" as St.Petersburg was. .

[@Suite_annamite]

Dmitry Volkov I live in Canada, and that's still different because the natives in Canada and Australia never had their own organised political entities, so Canada being an "extension" of the UK may be "artificial", but not inaccurate. The Americas, be it Canada or Chile, were creations of European imperialism, and did not exist of genuine places beforehand, like Africa and Asia. ie. It is natural for a person of British descent to conquer and found a place like Canada, but "unnatural" for them to be a in place like India, which was already a thing and not simply a western invention.

[@christinas.4342]

The attack was payback for the Japanese aggression against the USSR in the 1930s, most notably their attack on Soviet forces in Mongolia in 1939. The battle of Nomonhan. According to several historians, this was the most important battle of WW2 in the long run, because they Japanese were left so impressed with the Soviet army they refused to join the Nazi invasion in 1941, which most probably would have brought the USSR to its knees. Instead the Japanese decided to attack South-East Asia for oil and other raw materials, and bombed Pearl Harbo. This brought the US into the war, not just against Japan but also against Germany. The battle of Nomonhan was incredibly important and deserves much more attention.

[@indahf.freztiyana824]

Soviet: [had non-agression pact with Germany] Soviet: [gets betrayed] Soviet: [had non-agression pact with Japan] Soviet: "Not this time...!"

[@theorderoforange]

could you maybe chill? How about YOU chill

[@Honkler270]

ha ha ha i got it

[@augustinedaudu9203]

Laaninovitsch how about I do anyway?

[@statiqa]

Bill:How about I do it...anyway . Invading KZbin

[@Bram06]

Oh wow, i didn't even know this war ever even happened

[@drowninginthoughts]

+Bram42 yeah me too, this channel has taught me quite a bit of history I never heard of before

[@JabzyJoe]

+Marko Valcic Glad to hear it

[@danielburkeodonoghue7478]

+Dillon Blair this was the big war that made the Russians a laughing stock in Europe

[@danielburkeodonoghue7478]

+Daniel Burke O Donoghue wait soviet Japanese war oh yeah silly me.

[@henrykingfire6236]

Eh, probably the type of person to think that America won WW2

[@daveharrison84]

1:32 No one still rode horses into battle in 1935, except the Mongols!

[@luisemmanuel3990]

+David Harrison Poland and Romania (or perhaps Bulgaria) also used cavalry units in the middle of battles, but against german and russian heavy tanks (respectively), they were miserably beaten, even if they had anti tank weapons.

[@CynicalHistorian]

+David Harrison Actually the Japanese used horses to invade China and elsewhere. My favorite part of their cavalry was their bicycle troops. They really had bicycle cavalry! Anyways, a lot of colonial troops all around the world still used cavalry in WWII. Even the US had to reform its cavalry into armor in 1943, otherwise armor and cav were different until then.

[@adamfoye9624]

+Cynical Historian that's why they called malaya a bicycle blitzcrieg they completely surrounded the british and they surrendered without firing a shot.

[@adamfoye9624]

+Luis Emmanuel calvary still had it's uses like cutting off or out flanking retreating infantry and they could also be used as reinforcement for a few waves of infantry so after most of the combatants were dead the cavalry could rush in and break the line with a quick and rapid advance followed by more infantry to pick up the stragglers

[@JabzyJoe]

+Cynical Historian The bicycle army was actually going to be a topic I covered when I go to Japan.

[@elfarlaur]

I always find it interesting learning about history and discovering that pretty much everything affects everything else. The world is interconnected in a way that is hard to even imagine where little things somewhere can greatly shape society somewhere else.

[@JabzyJoe]

+elfarlaur It's one reason I love making these videos. Just filling in the weird little gaps on the jigsaw puzzle.

[@jacobhirschfeld]

Never heard of the war, but was very informative. I can see how it fit into WWII. Great video, Jazby.

[@JabzyJoe]

+jacob hirschfeld Thanks a lot

[@Alsemenor]

Great video as always. Keep up the good work.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Alsemenor cheers

[@EdinProfa]

Well this is a good video, but it is not about Soviet-Japanese war, it is more of China-Russia-Japan relations during 20th century. You talked about this war for only like 30 seconds. Nothing too bad, just saying. Greetings.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Dragon Marshall True. But I think the border conflicts were far more influential.

[@ryantheroman4331]

+Jabzy I clicked the vid for the one in 1904-1905 :(

[@JabzyJoe]

I've already covered that

[@pjishomo]

1904-1905 werent the Soviets.

[@exlara5189]

+Mongolia

[@moyboy600]

3 Minute History Should be called 4 Minute History!

[@MegaFinny1]

Exelent video, as always, I especially liked how you mentioned events of ww2/ the wider world

[@Warsie]

I expected this video to just be on the August Storm operation in 1945, not the history from 1800s onwards XD

[@enovos3138]

That's what I was looking for information on, thank you

[@DaisyGeekyTransGirl]

Well I’d argue the context would be necessary.

[@P4Tri0t420]

1900's*

[@thomasmakepeace5191]

I hope the trip is going well😄 Keep the videos coming when you can. They are really great highlights of historical conflicts.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Thomas Makepeace I fly to Japan next week.

[@UltramanII]

Zhukov is pronounced more like "Jukov" instead of "Zukov" in Russian. I'm not sure though, but I'm Chinese and our Pinyin spelling of Chinese names are pronounced that way, and I think the design of Pinyin might be somewhat influenced by Russian. You've messed up quite a lot of them in other videos by pronouncing "zhan" as "zan" and such....whenever you see a combination of "zh" in Chinese names, it's pronounced like a J in Janurary, the H is not silent. I don't blame you though, I've spent several years in US for college and everyone make that mistake....it's natural for a native English speaker. BTW really love your videos :)

[@heldertoons1776]

Actually, the Chinese "zh" sound that you're referring to it's represented in the IPA as /tʂ/ and its Russian analogous would be something more like /ʒ/ Basically, Mandarin "ch" and Russian "j"

[@PrimusProductions]

Chinese Zh: Curl your tongue pronouncing "Ts" Russian Zh: Voiced "Sh"

[@odinyourfavoritenorsegod.4154]

ya'know it wont matter as he doesnt see this comment and just makes content

[@arcticocean9106]

What is this school?!

[@cherkas009]

so the takeaway is that the two nuclear bombs had no effect on Japan ending the war it was the Russians coming that led to waving the white flag

[@connorfox1551]

no. the nukes are what made the surrender. but Russia invading did play a part

[@command_unit7792]

preadator sans The fire bombings did more casualties then the nukes...the japanese wanted to surrender anyway on their own terms...they kinda did the emperor remaind in power...i belive it was the americans who accepted the japanese conditional surrender fearing soviet expansion into japan...

[@THX-1111]

The fear of Soviet invasion into Japanese mainland was what led to their surrender not the nukes.

[@thesherlockhound]

The Soviets invading Manchuria were a much larger role than the nukes. Even if the nukes were never dropped Japan would have most likely surrendered when they did because of the Soviets.

[@Rushking20]

THX1111 No shit it was literally every country on earth against them

[@leakycheese]

Congratulations on reaching 20K subs! I like the Panzer IV's and Zero.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Gcystgc Ycfytgcu I said zhang zhuo lin was assassinated.

[@hanjizoe2648]

I love your videos! Because they are so detailed and pretty good! :-)

[@thesherlockhound]

People fail to realize the Soviet invasion of Manchuria was the main cause of Japan's surrender.

[@LeoMes01]

No that was the atom bombing they cant beat that.

[@xxgamin6986]

@@LeoMes01 technically both they nuked them because they were gonna attack them both China ussr and America

[@Alexlinkerd]

Chiang Kai Shek was never assassinated. he went on to lead China and later Taiwan after the civil war.

[@JabzyJoe]

Did I say he was?

[@Alexlinkerd]

Jabzy yeah you said the nationalists he lead "angered the Japanese militaristic factions so they had him assassinated"

[@JabzyJoe]

Alexander Lin that was zhang, not chiang

[@Alexlinkerd]

Was there a Zhang Kai Shek?

[@JabzyJoe]

Alexander Lin Zhang Zhoulin. The leader of Manchuria I mentioned in the video.

[@larryhovekamp4318]

Why is every documentary about the Soviet invasion of the Japanese Empire ignore the fact that Mongolia was an independent nation around that time and an ally of the USSR? The maps don't even show a separate Mongolia even though the Mongols joined the Soviet in attacking the Japanese.

[@paulbadman8509]

You forgot to say that by initiating that war USSR has returned southern part of Sahalin and Kuril Islands which Japan took in 1905.

[@larryhovekamp4318]

Good that you mention that.

[@Phrenotopia]

Interesting to imagine the situation had Japan conquered and colonised eastern Siberia...

[@Phrenotopia]

+BenkethePirate Interesting! I had no idea it would even have been that attractive... It sounds like the Japanese made the wrong bet. But perhaps the difference was that there was too little infrastructure in Far Eastern Siberia for quickly extracting these resources, whereas the Western Pacific were both more developed and gave the Japanese control over trade routes. Still, Siberia would have been more attractive in the long run. What do you think?

[@BountyFlamor]

+BenkethePirate the Japanese were preoccupied with China already at that time. In fact, they drew men and materiel away from the Kwantung Army in Manchuria after Hitler had invaded the Soviet Union so the Japanese could be reassured that there would be no Soviet invasion of Manchuria anytime soon.

[@Phrenotopia]

***** I found below interesting link... Apparantly, the Japanese did not have enough manpower and oil (because of the embargo) to conquer Siberia. Also the lack of infrastructure made it very hard to penetrate: www.quora.com/If-Japan-had-attacked-the-USSR-in-1941-instead-of-the-United-States-at-Pearl-Harbor-would-the-USSR-have-been-defeated

[@Crosmando]

Japanese ground forces were poorly equiped, they had terrible tanks and armored vehicles (with thin armor and none of their guns could penetrate soviet armor) and used ineffective tactics, the Soviets would of quickly beaten them without any real effort. During that period most of the Japanese resources were in the Navy and air force.

[@halifax4345]

Ingvar Osjamets I'm confused how this would have happened?

[@MrJesta41]

This video was great, as always. Keep up the good work!

[@JabzyJoe]

+MrJesta41 Thanks a lot.

[@chrismartin1060]

FANTASTIC! I'm so glad to have discovered this channel. A hugely useful new resource...thanks for giving it to the world;-)

[@KikomochiMendoza]

Dang if the American's were just a bit faster the soviets would have been satisfied taking Manchuria from Japan without having to divide the Korean peninsula at the 38th parallel.

[@DylanDude]

Knowing Stalin he probably would've asked for it anyway.

[@n.k.63]

Yet the Soviets did not bomb peaceful cities for no reason whatsoever. The only reason Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed was to scare USSR, but it's impossible to imagine how can one even think about commiting such an atrocity. Say what you want, but Stalin would've never done that. He even prohibited artillery strikes on many European cities, such as Vienne, just to preserve architecture and history.

[@rayz639]

N. K. Holodomor killed millions of Ukrainians. Saying that stalin wouldn’t commit war crimes is pretty funny.

[@vincentgiasullo]

N. K. Your crazy man

[@TokenChineseGuy]

Seems like in the years following WW1 and during the Taisho era, the Japanese saw assassination as the #1 go-to solution for any issue.

[@alderyuge]

"then nuclear bomb got dropped" Was it the birds or aliens? You can change the diaper now, xir

[@mr.lello3339]

Keep up the good work Jabz. Great video as always.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Mr. Lello 333 Cheers man

[@mylesmorell7625]

This is one of your best videos jazby

[@jt33396]

I love these videos, they make me feel so dumb though

[@JabzyJoe]

+jt33396 Ha, I only started making these to make sure I kept on learning. So I know that feeling. Every week or so I open up a book on a topic I know very little about.

[@HoyeGraphics]

Great video, I was always interested in this region during those times.

[@JabzyJoe]

+AshCrafting Thanks buddy

[@JabzyJoe]

I thought it was pretty funny. If I ever make a trailer for my channel I feel I need to feature that review.

[@JabzyJoe]

Not at all, but I'm afraid I don't use 1 piece of software. I draw the pictures mainly on photoshop now, although I still sometimes use Paint. I use audacity for the audio and put it all together on Aimersoft video editor. There's not all that much too it.

[@JabzyJoe]

Sure, I don't see why not.

[@JabzyJoe]

you going to make some videos?

[@TheHollandHS]

now they are the best 2 memes on the internet

[@dannyc.1552]

wow that was the most informative history lesson i ever had in under 5minutes.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Danny Chen Cheers

[@EmperorTikacuti]

Stalin's strategy of placing Mao into China is usable. Presently, President Xi places me into Peru a revolutionary sovereign, combatting the US's client Keiko Fujimori, Alberto Fujimori's daughter advocates wealth discouraging society to poverty.

[@EmperorTikacuti]

*****, not that but the issue of Taiwan a cause of modern conflict.

[@christinas.4342]

The Soviets didn't support Mao. After losing 27 million people in WW2 and having their economy nearly completely destroyed, the last thing they needed was to help lift huge medieval China into the modern age. They supported Chiang Kai-Shek instead.

[@seanlee7408]

Kristina S. this is because Stalin originally wanted a weaker China, hence easier to manipulate and exploit its vast natural resources

[@eoinenglish7659]

great video!

[@JabzyJoe]

+Eoin English Cheers

[@globaltheater9343]

Menguko was next to manchuria. Not machuria being menguko

[@youwayo]

Wait, so basically in the end after some conflicts, it's korea that changes?

[@whimsicalhamster88]

Great summation of a pivotal point in history. Thanks so much for making these videos!

[@JabzyJoe]

+Seth R Cheers man

[@Odin31b]

Great video

[@JabzyJoe]

+Odin31b Thanks

[@HayoHitaky]

I think it would have been better if they let the whole of Korea given to the Soviets and just take Japan, with all this looming threat of nuclear war because of North and South Korean tensions is just one big pain in the ass... Now the possibility of peace between North and South Korea from a range of 1 to 100 is 10 to none existent :/

[@realnova7429]

It's also interesting to know that the reason why the soviet successfully defeated the japanese offense was because a german comunist who was undercover in Japan have been able to make one of his allies get the map of the japanese attack, he passed it to the Soviets and thanks to that intel the soviet destroyed the japanese, the soviet and british intelligence have been so crucial for the winning of the war

[@atheistmcclellan2692]

Zukav lead the entire Mongolian cavalry, did he lead the first invasion?

[@darkknightbatman8269]

Nope led by aleksandr vasilevsky

[@lasoivakvr3619]

First fight was on Khasan Lake, and it was under the one of the first soviet Fieldmarshal Blukher's control.

[@robertsmeagles1030]

Another 4 minute 39 second 3 minute history...

[@barbarogenije]

Ura vs Banzai charge

[@armando3699]

For hitting a certain amount of subs you could do a video on the Resource War in Fallout.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Sanctus Never played it before

[@mrmapperil8144]

I know this is much less of a war, but can you make a Video about the 20th of July Plot?

[@adventureinc1568]

JABZY YEEEEEEAAAAAAAH!!!

[@JabzyJoe]

+RosenbergerProductions YEEEAAAAHH

[@BountyFlamor]

2:40 they didn't have that kind of tank till the very end of the war.

[@JabzyJoe]

+BountyFlamor Honestly, I just don't know a great deal about tanks, ships and planes. I will try to find the right one, but I cant' really tell if the images I find on google are incorrect. So what was the tank I drew called and what should it have been?

[@BountyFlamor]

Jabzy the one you drew looks like a Type 3 Chi-Nu. As I said, the Japanese only built this kind of 'large' tank like the one you drew in the latter stages of the war and were kept as a reserve for an Allied invasion of the mainlands or never got past the prototype phase. in all their campaigns during the war, like the one in China, the Japanese only fielded light tanks or even tankettes, i.e. hardly more than armoured cars on tracks. at Khalkin Gol, the Japanese fielded these tanks: Lt. Gen. Yasuoka Masaomi, IJA, Commanding Officer, 1st Tank Corps[29] 3rd Tank Regiment[30] Type 89 I-Go medium tanks - 26 Type 97 Chi-Ha medium tanks - 4 Type 94 tankettes - 7 Type 97 Te-Ke tankettes - 4 4th Tank Regiment[31] Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks - 35 Type 89 I-Go medium tanks - 8 Type 94 tankettes - 3 some extra fact: this was the first major engagement in which the Japanese fielded tanks in the first place. the 1st Tank Corps was the first of its kind, the IJA's pride and joy, and they had to watch it becoming totally obliterated by the Soviets. after this lesson they acknowledged that their tanks were inferior but did not conclude to upgrade them but instead that they lacked fighting spirit.

[@state_song_xprt]

You didn't mention the speculation that the reason that the Americans dropped the Atom Bombs so quickly - as opposed to giving the Japanese more time to come around to the idea of surrender - was because they were afraid that the Soviets would gain more influence in the region if they participated more in the war against Japan.

[@drhistory8304]

could you do the Angolan civil war?

[@robertolujan8107]

When you going upload another this videos?

[@billywiththebulgingbaloonb5105]

Much respect to all the nations of the Soviet Union for sticking it to Japan.

[@shanks6404]

Great video,could you also make one about Russias war in Afghanistan?Thx in advance

[@JabzyJoe]

+Hakan Erkan Cheers. Unfortunately I don't know a great deal about it so it'll take a while. If you do though, please send a script/outline/timeline. Its always good not to look at a blank page.

[@cxkelo8148]

The same thing what is happening in Syria .Gay Americans giving weapons to jihadists same thing happend back then

[@SomeGuy-lr7ms]

Japan: We are a small island nation with control of Manchukuo and we are planning to defeat the USSR,USA, China, and the British empire all which have more land and resources than us.....WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG

[@nalinsaini1983]

Why does the Japanese guy in the beginning look like an Indian?? 0:03

[@benjmiester]

It always amazes me how much territory tiny little Japan took. Relative to their small size vs what they gained, they must be the greatest conquerors aside from maybe England.

[@viktorvlasov483]

Beastly G They have their island. It's easy to defend.

[@benjmiester]

True, but I'm more impressed with how much power they were able to project from that island. They must have conquered some 50 times their own home's landmass. If you're familiar with Civilization, it'd be like having just 4 or 5 main cities on a tiny island in the corner and taking over like 1/4 of the entire map lol.

[@cardozoluciano8362]

Forgetting the Portuguese was not nice from you.

[@BountyFlamor]

French Revolutionary Wars please

[@JabzyJoe]

+BountyFlamor It'll take a while to get that one right.

[@aidan2063]

Vietnam war in 3 minutes?

[@jhulvincentcalabia4784]

New meme at 2:52.. 😂

[@breepaiva1226]

This war happened over 10 years before Russia became Communist in fall of 1917. The war happened 1904-05.

[@michaelburgarino]

Why do you have Stalin who was 5"4 taller than 6"2 FDR and 5"6 Churchill?

[@joshuajwars4271]

So when Germany invaded the Western parts and Japan the southern pacific using army navy and air force a triple declaration of war broke out Western Front Atlantic theatre operations led by Peggy Carter Captain America Wonder Woman & Young Dumbledore's Army attacked German backed wizards and supervillains in what's now called War of the Wizards 1 and Superheroes Unite during 1941 to 1945 while Japan got bombed during Doolittle Raid then attacked during Pearl Harbour (eventually Tomcats blew the Zeroes away) the F6F Hellcat planes gunned and blitzed the Japanese so fast while submarines blew all carriers away to the bottom and bombers blew up all ships during Operation Hailstone after 1945 Germany surrendered when Hitler died big change Gellert gets locked up in Nurmengard Castle after Young Dumbledore since Newt was leader dueled the no good wizard zombie maker Elder Wand gets snatched locked up then killed by Flight from Death in 1998.

[@mrsaturdaynightspecial3055]

Great history lesson. Thank you for your work.

[@JabzyJoe]

+Mr Saturday Night Special Cheers man

[@GlitchedBlox]

you chill

[@Contagious93812]

Soviets did that to help the Americans finish the war with Japan.

[@shigidaropupaypups5236]

Soviets did that to get some asian allies and prevent US from doing the same. They were quite successful.

[@litterzz5244]

Even how hard the world defeats russia it is still standing strong

[@gazlink1]

Soviet-Japanese War started in 1945... Almost after WWII had ended, days before Japan's unconditional surrender. Before that they were just "conflicts". Including Khalin Gol.

[@THX-1111]

Soviets vs Japan were the last shots fired in World War II

[@paris-comedordecasadas]

BEAR VS SHARK

[@francogiobbimontesanti3826]

i don't know why i llid khukov so much

[@emperorofholyrome5403]

What's the name of the music?

[@JabzyJoe]

+Emperor of Holy Rome Nevada City from the KZbin audio library.

[@emperorofholyrome5403]

thanks

[@evilgrape4500]

second+nice video mate :)

[@JabzyJoe]

+juji beton thanks

[@daddyleon]

Why did Stalin gave Mao Manchuria?

[@JabzyJoe]

+daddyleon Simply put, to help the Communists in their fight against the nationalists.

[@daddyleon]

+Jabzy Oh, well that makes a shitload of sense! Thanks.

[@soulassassin0g]

Remove sushi.

[@ajlunce]

Chinese civil war maybe at some point? us in the west learn so little of the eastern history

[@JabzyJoe]

+ajlunce kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGjHp4Whrs10obs here it is

[@ajlunce]

oh what? how have I missed this?

[@cccp1200]

Makes a 4.39 minute video

[@pontan8084]

Never mentioned Nagasaki?

[@rafaelcanovas3921]

Ultimate BadJokes & Roasting&FunComments No because the battle of Manchuria was 2 days after Hiroshima and 2 days before Nagasaki

[@theprivilegeddouchebag8678]

Stalin looks like a sugar daddy.

[@justinbates3264]

Anyone know that flag in top left at 0:41

[@JabzyJoe]

Republic of China

[@justinbates3264]

Thanks!

[@wegood563]

Jabzy song name?

[@GlitchedBlox]

ussr stronk!!!!

[@verward]

calling the second world war the soviet-japanese war is a bit narrow minded don't you think?

[@odinyourfavoritenorsegod.4154]

its one of the many wars in ww2 you idiot he was talking about the conflict between the USSR and the Empire Of Japan.

[@samvodopianov9399]

How come in the other videos you mentioned Russian atrocities. But in this video you mention no Soviet or Japanese crimes. Whhy?

[@augustinedaudu9203]

Sics-th not sicsf

[@Joro_kit]

without soviet uninon they no china and german there ganna ivade the all world

[@sahir313]

I wish axis power won the WAR.

[@g2ltt733]

Sicko!

[@g2ltt733]

You wish million of Jews to die? Yeah me too but the things that I don't like is the death of everyone in the allies countries because they gonna be kill and innocent children and man will have to die because of the stupid Nazis, and also if they win the Soviet Union would get defeat and I wouldn't be born!

[@undolf4097]

Manchuria shouldn't even be part of the PRC

[@seanlee7408]

Jacob Rominger Guam and Hawaii shouldn't be part of the USA, do you see your flawed logic?

[@undolf4097]

There's a good case for that too. Manchuria was also unlawfully invaded and occupied.

[@shadowmdjdns7429]

Sean Lee even Alaska too

[@mankn9098]

The "nazis" invaded this, the "nazis" invaded that, you dont say the imperials invaded china or the bolcheviks invaded poland...

[@apanasiusergalla]

mankn9098 lol, poland invade soviet russia in 1920's. poles starts this war.

[@justinbates3264]

You’re a sad sad excuse for a human, lol. I can’t only imagine what your life is like... so miserable.... so sad : (

[@justinbates3264]

And if I know anything about world history no one called the Japanese “the imperials” it’s not Star Wars you sad sack

[@NikoBellic12341000]

first

[@PedroPaulo-lv4ui]

wanna go bowling?

[@MrFredstt]

Japan strong! Japan forever!!!

[@don-ev4ci]

Polan Stronk! Polan can into space!

[@SuperGman117]

+MrFredstt You're funny.

[@MrFredstt]

***** Thank you. Plan on moving to the county of the Gods?

[@SuperGman117]

MrFredstt Which gods?

[@MrFredstt]

***** Shinto Gods. The one true religion of the motherland.

[@CaptainDarren82]

I kinda wish Japan were able to retain majority of the land they took in China, mainly for one reason: Would that land have been governed by Japan, we would have most likely seen only 1/3 of the current global pollution output we see in our world today.

[@michaelburgarino]

CaptainDarren82 Japan could still be a vicious empire making them not give a fuck about pollution though. If they were like they're now then agreed.

[@zurinarctus1329]

Fuck off, weeaboo.

[@theHDLify]

CaptainDarren82 Pathetic reasoning.

[@ornature5324]

CaptainDarren82 still would have been polluted like shit.

[@PWBotha-xe8xi]

Russians got rekted

[@eziorulz]

Wrong war mate

[@shanks6404]

+Emperor Hirohito That was in 1916

[@johnalexander651]

+Hakan Erkan 1904-5*.

[@intrillicthegreat2220]

+Hakan Erkan 1910

[@levvy3006]

Rightists have low IQ

[@johnalexander651]

Great Video

[@JabzyJoe]

+John Alexander Cheers