The Different Flags of World War II

Discussing the different flags of WW2
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[@j.p.caglione6726]

I have to say man, I really enjoy the range of content on your channel. Always very interesting to watch

[@Jonathanstockwell]

The Nazi’s had a very cool flag and they had so many inventions we use today. Not the best ethics for sure, but people sure don’t mind buying VWs and using those inventions

[@1sfgmen]

7:11 Taiwan Flag is actually the Nationalist Chinese Flag (1923/1928-1949 in Mainland China), the Chinese Nationalist party did adopted many Fascist ideas in the late 1920s. After the Chinese Nationalist lost the Chinese civil war, they retreated to their last stronghold "Taiwan", and as times go on, people start calling that flag the "Taiwan flag", even though it's actually the Nationalist Chinese Flag.

[@whatlol_e]

yeah the ussr had some commitment issues with their flag in the 20s 30s and 40s

[@RB-.-]

Rising Sun flag goes hard idc

[@craig3540]

You should name this series "Fun with Flags".... Oh, Wait.....

[@RobertJohnson-bj5lk]

Dr. Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler are definitely watching this video.

[@rockbullet3699]

Italy didn't exactly surrender in '45. The Kingdom of Italy sides in October of 1943, while the northern part of Italy was in control of the Italian Social Republic from 1943-1945. The classic italian flag just the House of Savoy symbol in the centre of the flag was used by the Kingdom of Italy throughout the war.

[@_Breakdown]

4:20 - - interesting eagles 4:30 - - eagle carrying wreath 4:42 - - _very cool eagle_ Kazakhstan has a very cool eagle too

[@canada87699]

You forgot that italy had a different flag with a part of there coat of arms