WWII: Singapore's Fall - WWII: Witness to War - S01 EP106 - History Documentary

[@edwardcone6860]

A correction" Roosevelt did not "declare war." Under the U.S. Constitution, Congress declares war

[@jumpinjehoshaphat9075]

1:55 it always bugs me when a film does not properly tell how the United States should declare war. Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war. At least they stated that Germany declared war on the US

[@scottkrater2131]

Wasn't the Nusbacher woman a guy who used to work at the Sandhurst Military academy? Or does she have a twin brother?

[@chipschannel9494]

Daughter I’m guessing , nice to see her father’s enthusiasm continue.

[@braddavis4472]

Yeah he’s been transitioning for about 3 years,I noticed on this doc her voice is less manly than when I saw her like n3 years ago.🤔

[@paulreilly3904]

So the Nusbacher person is a bloke pretending to be a woman or vice versa?

[@scottkrater2131]

@@paulreilly3904 He was occasionally on the late 90's BBC series Battlefield DVD's in the ask the experts extras. So either he has an identical twin sister, or that was him/ her.

[@karenroberts6599]

My father fought the Japanese but would never speak of what happened.

[@lianefehrle9921]

Same as my father

[@jimsharp5044]

My father did too. He served in the US Navy. He had a 4 letter word for the Japanese. Started with a J

[@jamesreed6634]

Hardly 10 minutes about Singapore 1942.

[@chucku.farley3927]

monster alert at 3:23

[@josephlohe5442]

Kohima was indeed the Stalingrad of the East.... Memorial of the Allied Forces in Kohima stands as witness to one of the greatest battle in British History....

[@paulreilly3904]

Japanese really showed their true character.

[@HenriHattar]

I like Tony's narratives but they are light on the REAL truth, example, usa NAVAL strength in Dec 1841 was SIGNIFICANT, but you will it hard to find definitive numbers, however just 6 months after Pearl Harbour the Americans decisively defeated the Japanese in the naval engagement at Midway, losses at Pearl were NOT significant in context to the size of the US Navy at all and all but 3 of the vessels were repaired, by the end of 1945 the US was operating 7,600 vessels in it's navy, so the continual diatribe about Pearl Harbour being a major disaster is not real , it was a MINOR thawn that was quickly removed, that is just one anomaly with Tony's banter, there are many others.

[@49kittypretty1]

December 1841??? 1841?

[@llv5531]

What the earth is this creature?

[@jlou124]

Sheman

[@innocentnkwine3596]

British were evil as much as Japanese especially if you consider the atrocities they committed in their colonies

[@KironManuelCards]

Atleast these guys learnt to behave

[@brandonstanley9125]

gotta love the west underestimating Asian opponents over and over again.

[@scottkrater2131]

Gotta love that the East has made the same mistake about the West.

[@grantbrendon]

You do realize Japan didn’t think much of Americans ..neither did Germany they all thought America was nothing but playboys that we wouldn’t have the stomach to put up a real fight that’s why Japan decided to bomb Pearl Harbor it was an attempt to demoralize us before we could even attempt to get going.

[@user-ko5ul7yi1x]

That's why they deserved to see the sun. Two suns.