The Most TERRIFYING Things To See In War
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War reveals humanity's darkest sides, marked by unimaginable suffering and devastation. This video explores the most horrifying war sights throughout history, highlighting the depths of human cruelty. From the devastating effects of napalm in Vietnam to the atrocities of Jewish death marches in World War II, the catastrophic aftermath of atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the terror of cavalry charges, and the brutal Hill 303 massacre in the Korean War.
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CZcams censoring educational videos:
When u get chance please do a video on lesser known Pacific ww2 battles /campaigns like Guadalcanal, Peleliu, Gloucester, etc.
I want to watch this at night but in a few hours it may be gone
L video then if you just outright paywall the chapter because of animated South park-inspired gore.
Consider a rumble
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Actual #1 scariest thing to see in war...
Your own draft number getting picked.
As an good boy loyal American I don't really understand this sentiment. How can you get drafted when you already volunteered to protect your family, friends, and community? I mean you're not a coward are you? Because in the US the only time a draft could happen is if we're both at war, and running low on volunteers.
We've done drafting sure, it's dumb, you get the least motivated people; only do it if you have no other choice.
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket When the draft was in effect, it was a very terrifying thing for those selected. It was seen by some as an honor to serve, and others saw it as a death warrant.
That being said. My post was a joke.
The poor get drafted, not the rich@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket
lol not me I’ll just take the prison time thankyouverymuch
My grandfather was a single number away from being drafted, so just before he was brought in, he joined the military police.
"Only the dead have seen the end of war" Plato
Plato never said that. Or, at least, likely never did.
Instead, it's confirmed that George Santayana has said/written it "first".
"Only that one Japanese dude have seen 2 nukes" That one japanese dude in the video
@@Practitioner_of_Diogenes i know but i still recognize plato said it thanks for correcting it though
the only thing certain in times of war is father's bury there sons end quote said someone in history then me.
He totally didn't say that. Stop getting your platitudes from 'Black Hawk Down'.
"Those who fail to learn from history are bound to repeat it" -Wiston Churchill
"Only that one Japanese dude have seen 2 nukes" That one japanese dude in the video
who's Wiston Churchill? you talking about Winston Churchill? the UK prime minister during WW2?
@@LuoSon312_G8 yes
He loved a bit of war
@@LuoSon312_G8he didnt learn from gallipoli
I want to specify that the Atomic Bomb drops were NOT REVENGE for Pearl Harbor. The DOOLITTLE RAID was called “Pearl Harbor’s Revenge”, as was the Naval Siege of Japan. But under no circumstances, would any sane individual would ever call the dropping of the Atomic Bomb a revenge mission for Pearl Harbor. I bet even the Pearl Harbor survivor that I met in 2010 would not be insane enough to say such words.
THANK YOU. This video is good otherwise, but that part is a gross overlook of the actual reasoning behind the bomb that has been common knowledge for decades.
@@ExtantPerson I’m a historian. I will always be there to correct such ridiculous statements and accusations made about historic events.
@@thetankcommander3838 And that’s why I love people like you-gotta know history to learn from it
Yeah this dude is deff "alternate" history
@@Digitaldreamer7 I wouldn’t go that far. Most of their content is accurate and not too biased. This is just a mistake, everyone makes them
CZcams Censoring history, SMH!!
They are censoring EVERYTHING!!!!!
yeah,if you are "offended" by that or whatever go to youtube kids
@@donlancaster7931😐
Bruh what the @@donlancaster7931
Yeah CZcams sucks bawls
War. War never changes
war.
because war?
war never changes.
I wanted sooo badly to say that in the intro. 😉
*Ron Perlman voice*
The Romans waged war to gather slaves and wealth.
Spain built an empire from its lust for gold and territory.
Hitler shaped a battered Germany into an economic superpower.
But war never changes.
In the 21st century, war was still waged over the resources that could be acquired. Only this time, the spoils of war were also its weapons: Petroleum and Uranium. For these resources, China would invade Alaska, the US would annex Canada, and the European Commonwealth would dissolve into quarreling, bickering nation-states, bent on controlling the last remaining resources on Earth.
In 2077, the storm of world war had come again. In two brief hours, most of the planet was reduced to cinders. And from the ashes of nuclear devastation, a new civilization would struggle to arise.
A few were able to reach the relative safety of the large underground Vaults. Your family was part of that group that entered Vault Thirteen. Imprisoned safely behind the large Vault door, under a mountain of stone, a generation has lived without knowledge of the outside world.
War, like water, always finds a way.
Fallout!
4:20 what a coward from CZcams
😂😂
Censorship will never end unless corporate entities stop infantilizing the population.
What do you mean?
@@DarkxV12 Corpos are treating us like kids
Dude, its capitalism
Iron Maiden getting a shout out is awesome
Simple History: "We can't discuss Biological warfare."
Mortal Kombat CZcamsrs: "Allow us to introduce ourselves."
There’s a reason why a lot of MK CZcamsrs edit the blood in their videos to be green or blue, though.
youtube is getting stricter and stricter. No matter how unpleasant to hear. History should be presented as it is. Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it.
I have some stories about the horrors of war. I did 4 tours total. 2 in Iraq (1 was the invasion back in 2003), 1 in Afghanistan and 1 in Kosovo. Fun memories.
Don't forget the US Invasion of Kuwait
@@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401 get over yourself 😂😂😂
Kosovo is Serbia
🇮🇳🤝🇷🇸
@@ProudTurkroach no, Kosovo is the state after became the independence from Serbia
@@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401
Kosovo is no different from Pakistan for me
Taxes and past due bills when returning from duty.
Dear John and Overdue court summons 😂
@@blake219 man, that is another terrible thing.
Medieval billogical warfare consisted of launching dead bodies of people and sometimes animals into the city being seiged. They used catapults or other similar seige weapons to accomplish this. Bodies that died due to illness were preferred.
The British used too drop dead Germans over German positions and bases during ww2
Thank you for explaining, thought i would never learn
The Charge of the Light Brigade is my favorite poem. Its imagery is stunning and horrifying. And highly relevant
“Theirs not to make reply
Theirs not to reason why
Theirs but to do and die.”
Chilling
“You think I haven’t heard of those things before? You’re just a bully who’s too scared to go to war.” Freddie Mercury
"Only that one Japanese dude have seen 2 nukes" That one japanese dude in the video
haven't seen this channel in a long time,the artstyle has improved a lot
This is just sad to watch, not because of the subject matter, but the fact that we can't watch the second part of the video. CZcams really is a cesspool for educational content.
We're pretty far removed from the reality of WWII. Dropping the bombs had the intended effect of forcing the Japanese to see that continuing to fight was futile. Many older Japanese realize this but younger Japanese just don't understand the reality of fascist Japan. The country to this day will not acknowledge the attrocities they committed in the Philippines, Korea, and China.
Came here to say this. The 14% really isnt surprising given they do not teach the full history of Japan's role in WWII, unlike Germany.
Unit 731
@@sarge8905Germany takes it too far and uses it to guilt trip their people into agreeing with certain political causes.
@@Chase-in-Texascertain causes like what? Basic human rights to everyone? Better job policies and healthcare? Not repeating the same mistakes as their forefathers?
No one does. Your country doesnt, uk doesnt, israel, certain middle eastern countries dont.....its a crisis of human nature....
Unit 731 and the warcrimes japan did in Asia.
And many other places Japan did demonic things to.
They did that already.
@@ethanorit was very short though
That's a long list that deserves a video of its own.
Welp, you went hard with the thumbnail...
Getting some terminator vibes here
I think that hearing mg42 is one of the worst things.
Hitler's buzzsaw
Oh were you there in WW2?
@@Beowolf5388 I didn't say that
@@Beowolf5388 but sound of firing the mg42 is SCARY.
@@Beowolf5388 czcams.com/users/shorts45ow9ByV7eY?si=9F5yc4mvnzUrtU7-
Love the terminator 2 reference in the thumbnail if you don’t know what I mean y’all are rally uncultured
Kim Phuc - The girl from the Napalm photo lives in Canada now, in my hometown I’m pretty sure. She came to my elementary school when I was a kid and did a presentation about PTSD. The photo of her scarred me as a child, it must’ve been so much worse for her
With the end of the war coming, the Japanese people were indoctrinated to resist the enemy at all cost, which was expected to mean the deaths of several million on both sides had the war continued conventionally, the use of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, can be said to have saved several million lives.
Man, CZcams has to stop with that. I can't afford to subscribe to each youtuber's Patreon.
"History can say what it wants but rarely does it remember anything correctly"-Lawkeeper Equity Mlp Ace Attorney EOJ
A simple history! You forgot one. How about the battan death March during World war II in which American troops were marched by the Japanese in such brutal ways as the Jewish people.
Simple History has already done one on the Battan Death March.
There is a whole separate video for it.
Whaaaat? You telling me the Japanese didn’t think the atomic bomb was justified? Who would’ve thunk it.
To be fair a lot of non Japanese people don’t think it was justified either. It’s one of those debates where both sides have extremely strong arguments
No, anyone who argues against the bomb is sympathetic to the imperial japanese and the atrocities committed by them, which made russia and Germans war crimes look like misdemeanors @@ExtantPerson
Most people in America.
@@ifyourmarriedyourasimpandacuck 100%! The Japanese got total Amensty for their war crimes during the war and on top of that they got an economy boost from the U.S which basically paved the way for what Japan is today.
@@ifyourmarriedyourasimpandacuck That’s a gross accusation to make. Have you ever considered that maybe people argue against the bomb simply because they don’t like nukes being dropped on civilians? Either way, there would have been hundreds of thousands of deaths, so both sides have merit. Don’t be so extremist.
The atomic bombs were targeting docking facilities and factories. The towns were just in the way.
Oh, yeah, like the hospitals, kinder gardens and schools. Sure.
Why didn’t you put the Batan Death March in this?
It already has its own episode.
The first time I read about the ant walking alligator people, I had nightmares that I had driven into an apocalyptic wasteland and suddenly heard this noise that sounded like a bunch of quiet, murmuring croaks like the sound that girl in "the Grudge" makes, and that one started walking at me for no reason, not gesturing or anything, just walking with their arms crossed as if they were holding something but nothing was there... and they had no hands.. and they didn't really appear to have eyes, and their footprints were leaving behind a blood trail, and their blood was like an oily dark orange color, with soot mixed in... it was not a good night. I woke up really stressed out 😓
The problem is I can’t find any pictures of the ant walking alligator people.
@@ferretyluv that's because they were all in the throes of death, and the only witnesses were the ones that had just survived the bombing...
From reading the diary of an Allied POW at the Thai-Burma railway, working in slave conditions in the Thai jungle after being captured by the Imperial Japanese in the Fall of Singapore, he said (summarised):
Many of the Allied prisoners and others (Thai or Chinese?) were forced to work were starved and looked like skeletons, and did not have long to live. They certainly did not feel regret about the nuclear bomb being used to speed up the end of the war, which lively saved their lives.
This is not to mention the insane Allied and Japanese casualties that would have occurred in an Allied invasion of the Imperial Japanese Home Islands, had it occurred, which would have dwarfed the unfortunate nuclear casualties.
WW2 soldier told me the worst part was hand-to-hand fighting.
"War's tragedy is that it uses man's best to do man's worst." - Harry Emerson Fosdick
Sweet Terminator reference in the thumbnail.
Napalm was first used in World War 2 in fire-bombing campaigns. "A team led by chemist Louis Fieser originally developed napalm for the US Chemical Warfare Service in 1942 in a secret laboratory at Harvard University."
5 lessons of war.
#1.War never ends it is always happening.
#2.Only the dead have seen the end of war.
#3.The scarest thing of war is killing others.
#4.You never know when you will die.you could be asleep and then killed by carpet bombs.
#5.Friends may not live through the whole war with you.
History is awesome. History is awesome. History is awesome.
"every war is a civil war, as every man are brothers."
Thou art spoketh thine truth
White Phosphorus.
America had no intention to give Japan any breathing space💀
0:17 I’d say that medieval times show that better when it comes to inventing torture machines
Which one is the real Austria-hungary 🤔
@@UNKNOWN-SOLDIER-0 Both of us i get Austrian Part you recieve hungarian part
The winter of Stalingrad with millions of bodies littering the area.
For me personally there are only a few things I'd be scared of
Enemy snipers
Airplanes accidentally friendly fire
Mortars and other artillery
Close quarter combat
Flamethrowers
The long range gunfighting wouldn't scare me so much but explosions and seeing your enemy up close would drive me crazy
1:06 even prior used in Papua New Guinea via flame thrower deployment
Ironically humans are great at being inhumane.
Quite significantly the summary for not only real life, but also fiction as well, like Metal Gear: *("The War Still Rages From Within.")*
Smells like....... Victory.
last time I was this early, we had war
never mind we still do
Scariest thing to see is probably seeing simple history posting normal educational videos yet getting demonetized by CZcams.
I like how the guy wants to teach history uncensored but yet have to pay for it lol
I see no reason for not posting the uncensored video on rumble. This isn't the only time they paywalled gore, but it's a first they just completely removed a whole section/showing that military spokesperson explaining why they did this. They can post this on a platform that's unrestrictive but they don't want to deflate their patreon
@@noahboat580 yeah I saw the vid about the medival biological warfare and that yt is pretty sensitive but the paywall couldn't he like post it on an other platform or something
@@TaticalGeniuslike i said, the Rumble would be the site for unrestrictive content
@@noahboat580 alright ty
@@noahboat580Is Rumble monetizable if you show gore?
I think you should have included the ordeal Lt. Saurabh Kalia and his men had to go through during the 1999 kargil war between India and Pakistan...
History is ugly, but it is our greatest teacher.
Than why we keep failing the same tests?
@@audriusbaranauskas6227 ask that to those like Putin.
Why can't the UN ban nuclear weapons?
They’ve tried for decades. Problem is the UNSC is made up of all nuclear powers.
So you'll show medieval tortures and punishments, unit 731 but not medieval biowarfare?
As powerful as they are, I still think the atomic bombs are the very worst thing, especially since we now have ICBMs far outclassing Little Boy and Fat Man, keeping Castle Bravo/Tsar Bomba aside.
Make a video on the battle of tarain 1191
"THE LAST THING YOU WANT TO SEE IN WAR"
Thumbnail: *Skynet has entered chat*
11:13 During the battle of Eylau in 1807, 12 000 French cavalry men charged the unprepared Russian lines. It is said that the Russian felt the ground shaking before even seeing the charge, and that, despite the fact that Russian troops were probably some of the most courageous soldiers of this time, some had a heart attack when they saw thousands of cavalry men charging towards them. Even if it is maybe a legend, yes, seeing cavalrymen charging towards you is probably horrific.
That thumbnail goes hard
Make a video on hashashins
I take issue with your use of the term "murdered" when describing the casualties caused by the atomic bombs.
They were killed, yes. They were be no means murdered. There is a distinction.
Yamaguchi’s story is especially interesting in that he arrived in Nagasaki, and was explaining to his bosses (He worked for the Mitsubishi company, if memory serves.) They did not believe him, that a single bomb could have such power, when the second bomb was dropped. I believe they all died, except Yamaguchi, of course.
Why can’t we get good at being nice to each other instead of killing each other
because of political devils
@@KajiUnionOfficalexplain why people murder eachother
@@KajiUnionOfficalyou do know animals kill their own kind and eat their kids and some animals are just rapists
Because evil people and politicians exist. Most of the time they are the same.
@@madmonty4761Because nature made living beings violent ? for their own survival ?
The Trooper is such a banger
Incoming Kamikazes, the Atlantic Wall and Banzai charges should’ve been on here.
Seeing the pictures of the aftermath of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is fucking haunting.
Very informative video by simple history
Alternate title: Things in war that will give you 1000 yard stare 👁👄👁
When he said the UN banned the use of napalm on civilian targets I was pretty confused. You would think all bombs were banned from being used on civilians.
There was nothing controversial about dropping the nuclear bombs.
The alternative if we didn't would be far worse
So we’re just gonna ignore the fact that people still debate to this day whether they were justified? Whatever you think, they were and are clearly controversial.
@@ExtantPerson100 percent justified and remember the bombs didn't make them surrender. The sovietics did.
@@rapatacush3 I’m not here to argue whether they were justified or not. I’m just pointing out that dropping the atomic bombs was in fact controversial.
@@ExtantPerson It was completely justified and not controversial at all.
15:22 look bro has a gun shaped blood spatter on his head!
burning man with the flesh dripping off the skin as the thumbnail smart smart
14:35 WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
15:04 That was a cool shoutout. Iron Maiden are my favorite band, and The Trooper is the song that started my love of heavy metal.
Emf weapons are next
Simple History remember you did the video of the JFK assassination would you make about the RFK assassination in 1968 the Great President that American never had (Rest in peace who faced through war)🙏
That thumbnail is legit pretty disturbing
Edit: well don’t change it
Just so you know, the bomb DID save lives. Japan was starving, and we were firebombing cities relentlessly. The invasion of Japan would have been incredibly costly in lives also. Sorry, but the bomb (and the Soviets joining the conflict) ended the war. It WAS a sad and horrible thing, but it was the best choice. The Doolittle Raid and Midway were revenge for Pearl Harbor, the bomb, not so much.
What's crazy is that war has been and will always be a thing, it'll be a thing in the future, and in the past, even after Earth ends, conflict never ends.
The scariest thing to see as a civilian is a Japanese soldier lol
Most Veterans have Shell shock,PTSD,1000 yard stare
No surprise somthing related to the US was the first on the list.
the subtitles at 1:04 the end of world war III
Censorship must go... also the most horrifying thing about a war? Hearing these words; FIX BAYONETS
dang the thumbnail be ripped from terminator 2
Hey can you have an uncensored channel for those of us who can’t afford pateron? Or do you have greater concern for making a profit than sharing history?
He's clearly fooling people to make profit. Many people make second channel to prevent demonetization.
History is epic. Watch it uncensored. But pay for it first.
Remind me of Jimmy Nakayama scene, the napalm bomb scene
If it were up to the people at CZcams they’d rewrite history to their liking
0:24 ohh naww its radical larry
I’ve read first hand accounts of some terrible events and it’s so hard to comprehend those experiences.
Is that guy talking what you look like in real life excluding the military gear?
I think every weapon that has fire in it is horrific, for the one being attacked by it as well as the user by seeing a human on fire. Napalm, atomic bomb, white fosfor, molotov cocktails, flamethrowers
For me, the battle of Ramree Island (which has been covered on this channel) stands out. Why? For several days between late January and early February 1945, large numbers of saltwater crocodiles (reportedly) slaughtered Japanese soldiers, allegedly killing hundreds of them. Nowadays, it’s been proven that many of the victims had died of other causes, such as disease or dehydration. Still, the crocs must’ve been responsible for some of the deaths. I mean, getting torn apart by a prehistoric killing machine isn’t a pleasant way to go out. Then again, neither is death by dehydration or malaria.
This just made me hate the U.S. government even more.
The pet of the US government that I hate the most is the Democrat party.
12:06 dark comedy in real life.
These stories are crazy, love them!