Military Spending by Country | 1830-2022

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  • čas přidán 13. 03. 2023
  • This video ranks the top 15 countries in the world by military spending per year from 1830 to 2022. Spending is calculated in US dollars and is not adjusted for inflation.
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    Source: ourworldindata, SIPRI
    Music: Hearts of Iron IV
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  • @gozhdaa
    @gozhdaa  Před rokem +1042

    1833-1840 Carlist War
    1839-1842 First Opium War
    1846-1848 Mexican-American War
    1853-1856 Crimean War
    1861-1865 American Civil War
    1866 Austro-Prussian War
    1870-1871 Franco-Prussian War
    1877-1878 Russo-Turkish War
    1898-1899 Spanish-American War
    1904-1905 Russo-Japanese War
    1910-1919 Mexican Border War
    1912-1913 Balkan Wars
    1914-1918 World War I
    1917-1922 Russian Civil War
    1927-1949 Chinese Civil War
    1937-1945 Second Sino-Japanese War
    1939-1945 World War II
    1947-1991 Cold War
    1950-1953 Korean War
    1955-1975 Vietnam War
    1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War
    1990-1991 Gulf War
    2003-2011 Iraq War
    2001-Present War on Terror
    2022-2023 Russo-Ukrainian War

    • @jammin5563
      @jammin5563 Před rokem +27

      Can you give me a prediction on how much russias budget went up between 2022-2023

    • @doncomuna378
      @doncomuna378 Před rokem +36

      1864-1870 Paraguay War

    • @leandrospimpolo7439
      @leandrospimpolo7439 Před rokem +9

      @@doncomuna378 esqueceram e ficou bem fora o grafico em

    • @doncomuna378
      @doncomuna378 Před rokem +2

      @@leandrospimpolo7439 Fora ou foda?

    • @ivoleser
      @ivoleser Před rokem +83

      2014-2023 Russo-Ukrainian War

  • @hailexiao2770
    @hailexiao2770 Před rokem +1144

    The Soviet Union spending $300 billion on defense in 1985 is insane. As a % of GDP, that's like USA or China spending $3.5 trillion on defense in 2023.

    • @yawnbob
      @yawnbob Před rokem +66

      Это СССР коммунизм вперед

    • @insomnia20422
      @insomnia20422 Před rokem +178

      They were literally printing tanks at some point.

    • @canadaphil6068
      @canadaphil6068 Před rokem +277

      One of the major reasons they bankrupted themselves while their people lived in 1 room apartments with a communal bathroom and stood in line each day for stale bread.

    • @SirEggo2412
      @SirEggo2412 Před rokem +269

      @@pumaa8416 if the USSR was so good why do majority of the eastern bloc never want to go back and tell me who ran to what side of Berlin when the wall fell?

    • @cadennorris960
      @cadennorris960 Před rokem +132

      @@pumaa8416You’re lying to yourself. My house is made of hardie board, stucko and rebar. My roof is secured to the foundation. Every new home in my area has to be made up to a certain code set by the county. Houses around the country vary greatly. If the USSR was so great why did it collapse? Just face it, your military spent more than it should have on a futile effort and we saw the results of that in 1991. Of course that’s not the only reason the USSR collapsed.

  • @lepage7120
    @lepage7120 Před rokem +504

    800 billion dollars. Can you smell it? That smell of democracy

    • @n1gtwhisper158
      @n1gtwhisper158 Před 3 měsíci +18

      I dont think the budget has technically increased for a long while if you factor in inflation.

    • @serrael-182
      @serrael-182 Před 3 měsíci +26

      Yes cuz democracy lets you have this kind of economy that allowes those numbers.

    • @jctr4307
      @jctr4307 Před 3 měsíci +12

      Democracy is not peace. Don't be a child 😅

    • @donaldtrumplover2254
      @donaldtrumplover2254 Před 3 měsíci +9

      Hail Democracy!!!!!!

    • @A_Steam_User
      @A_Steam_User Před 3 měsíci +5

      *helldivers 2 intensifies*

  • @titanx8199
    @titanx8199 Před rokem +400

    You know germany is up to something when their military budget explodes 😂😂😂😊

    • @ismailsancak3652
      @ismailsancak3652 Před rokem +11

      jews are crying

    • @Big_Caesar1
      @Big_Caesar1 Před rokem

      @@ismailsancak3652 You're sick

    • @Arragon97
      @Arragon97 Před rokem

      ​@@ismailsancak3652Israel sells weapons to Germany, I think they are happy Germanys higher budget.

    • @oerlikon20mm29
      @oerlikon20mm29 Před 5 měsíci +4

      @@ismailsancak3652when are they not?

    • @83nitish
      @83nitish Před 5 měsíci +55

      In 21st century Germany is nothing more than a US puppy. Those days are long gone and not coming back trust me.

  • @SebHaarfagre
    @SebHaarfagre Před rokem +348

    First of all, I love that the HoI3/4 soundtrack is used.
    Secondly, ridiculous how well it fits dynamically with the graphs?!?
    Third, as a history nerd, this is simply the best

    • @bunkerkorpf1440
      @bunkerkorpf1440 Před 10 měsíci

      History nerd ?
      Kingdom of France in 1853 ? LMAO

    • @Joebinlaggin513
      @Joebinlaggin513 Před 4 měsíci

      @@bunkerkorpf1440Kingdom of France ended in 1870 after the Franco-Prussian war

    • @Joebinlaggin513
      @Joebinlaggin513 Před 4 měsíci

      So if you don’t believe that there was a kingdom of france in 1853 then you’re wrong

    • @bunkerkorpf1440
      @bunkerkorpf1440 Před 4 měsíci

      @@Joebinlaggin513 There was no Kingdom of France in 1853 or 1870, youre ignorant.
      It was the Second Empire held by Napoleon III, a totally different thing.

    • @steveweidig5373
      @steveweidig5373 Před 3 měsíci

      @@bunkerkorpf1440 French empire would be more correct since Napoleon III was an emperor, not a king. Napoleon III choose the title of emperor over king because "King" (or "Roi" in French) has been a very unpopular title ever since the French Revolution, but otherwise was a bog-standard monarchy of the time.
      Simply leaving the country as France (outside of the Vichy regime) would have avoided this and would technically been correct, too.

  • @pahtar7189
    @pahtar7189 Před rokem +946

    These dynamic graphs are much more useful when you note major events within the video. For example starting in 1859 the US undergoes a meteoric rise then plumets after 1866. It's due to the Civil War of course, but many of the dramatic changes aren't so obvious - at least to me.

    • @Yegoros
      @Yegoros Před rokem +9

      1986 - Chernobyl in USSR, after that in 87 you see it that spendings in USSR began to rapidly decrease

    • @losarpettystrakos7687
      @losarpettystrakos7687 Před rokem +66

      @@Yegoros It has nothing to do with Chernobyl. In mid 80s the Soviet Economy was already in shambles and the crisis started to accelerate rapidly.

    • @Yegoros
      @Yegoros Před rokem +19

      ​@@losarpettystrakos7687 Yes, it was in crisis in mid-80s. But you don't know communists. They will never decrease spending on the army unless something serious happens. And this serious was Chornobyl. Total loss from this catastrophe is more than 250 bln usd in today's money

    • @le_meme_man8983
      @le_meme_man8983 Před rokem +7

      @@Yegoros Sure. Believe what you want

    • @Yegoros
      @Yegoros Před rokem +10

      @@le_meme_man8983 that's what ppl say when they have no arguments)

  • @richierollinrocket2891
    @richierollinrocket2891 Před 2 měsíci +6

    US defense budget whenever there is a war: I am speed

  • @AmmarAlshomali
    @AmmarAlshomali Před rokem +86

    When the soviet union collapsed but still the United States didn't stop spending...

    • @engineerenginering8633
      @engineerenginering8633 Před 4 měsíci +5

      Why would they stop? And a lot of it has to do with inflation too.

    • @Septimus_ii
      @Septimus_ii Před 4 měsíci +5

      In real terms it decreased, but not massively

    • @LB-jw3ly
      @LB-jw3ly Před 4 měsíci +9

      Defense contractors didn’t collapse.

    • @falcon_224
      @falcon_224 Před 3 měsíci +1

      ​@@Septimus_iiUS dollars value hasn't depreciated that much in the past 30 years

    • @sonikUk
      @sonikUk Před 3 měsíci +1

      China...

  • @bifa5414
    @bifa5414 Před rokem +360

    5:55 I like how after WWII Poland jumped straight into 3rd place

    • @oskich7758
      @oskich7758 Před rokem +6

      Yes, how

    • @bifa5414
      @bifa5414 Před rokem +70

      @@oskich7758 Because it didn't exist during war (it was occupied by Soviet Union and Germany) so after it was brought back it was spending huge portion of GDP on military. Which is interesting considering that it wasn't a totally free country for over 200 years

    • @atanasvasilev3228
      @atanasvasilev3228 Před rokem

      Thats what oppression does to people- maxes the army and economy.

    • @okand1921
      @okand1921 Před rokem +9

      ​@@bifa5414 It was in Warsaw pact which explains military spendings)

    • @pootmcgoot5458
      @pootmcgoot5458 Před rokem +1

      @RyanMiller-tb6fd thats post ww2 my dude

  • @stevejones4010
    @stevejones4010 Před rokem +27

    Brilliant video and music as always, thanks 👍

  • @zacharymoye7272
    @zacharymoye7272 Před rokem +182

    Damn, France kicked serious ass for nearly a century 😳.

    • @Zx17OPv57i
      @Zx17OPv57i Před rokem +86

      France was the best for long time

    • @ryanhampson673
      @ryanhampson673 Před rokem +65

      France was the strongest land army in Europe for hundred of years. They catch a lot of flak for surrendering during WW2 but they lost 92,000 troops in a matter of months and were just over run.

    • @user-hz2eh3iq1f
      @user-hz2eh3iq1f Před rokem +6

      ​@@ryanhampson673 this is not an excuse SOViet Union lost 27, 000, 000

    • @ryanhampson673
      @ryanhampson673 Před rokem +31

      @@user-hz2eh3iq1f True, but lack of good Soviet commanders at the start didn’t help. Stalin purged all the good officers because he was a paranoid maniac. But as an American I do understand the great sacrifice the Soviets undertook…With huge amounts of American food and equipment to help.

    • @Scriptvm
      @Scriptvm Před rokem +23

      Nous étions jadis un grand et beau pays..

  • @ashhathaway4144
    @ashhathaway4144 Před rokem +195

    It's interesting to note that Soviet military spending surpassed the United States in 1969, and remained significantly higher throughout the 1970s. The Carter and Reagan military build-ups are noticeable in the late 1970s and into the 1980s. Excellent graphs, thank you for posting this!

    • @Ravie3
      @Ravie3 Před 4 měsíci +14

      Soviets spending more than they could afford.

    • @foreignfat6009
      @foreignfat6009 Před 4 měsíci +9

      ​@@Ravie3Nonsense, they fell due to political pressure, not economical. Stop this misinformation..
      By your logic North Korea should have fallen a long time ago. Soviet citizen definitely had it better than North Korean have it now. Even starving Ukrainians had it better.

    • @derpidius6306
      @derpidius6306 Před 4 měsíci

      ​@foreignfat6009 North Korea is propped up by China, if China wasn't holding their hand NK would collapse even without an external invasion

    • @GareBear420
      @GareBear420 Před 3 měsíci +18

      @@foreignfat6009 I wonder what could have possibly contributed to the large amount of political pressure placed on the soviet regime... Definitely not anything to do with the appalling economic conditions most of the soviet citizenry found themselves in.

    • @foreignfat6009
      @foreignfat6009 Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@GareBear420 Maybe ridiculous amount of ethnicity and different religion? And different cultures, which were suppressed. You are forgetting that Soviet Union was union of mostly poor countries. Russia was pretty much the richest and that doesn't say much after WW1, civil wars and ww2. It was impressive what they did with a poor ruin.
      Again, North Korea has worse conditions for their people than most Soviet union and it didn't collapse out of economic pressure. And they won't. They need military coup or outside intervention to collapse. They don't have to deal with so much diversity.
      If USA swapped places geographically, they wouldn't be a superpower. USA had huge economic issues, and it didn't collapse. USA had way less diversity than Soviet union.

  • @creanero
    @creanero Před rokem +120

    The brief appearance of what should be the Irish Free State (instead of the Republic of Ireland, a term that wasn't used until 1948) on this chart says something about how absurdly expensive the civil war was.

    • @johnwayne7673
      @johnwayne7673 Před rokem +10

      I was there ...the price of a pint back then I'll tell you something

    • @user-gd1bx8te9n
      @user-gd1bx8te9n Před 11 měsíci

      خلاصه جمهوری اسلامی ایران داره بر اسرائیل پیروز میشه . نیروی های روشنایی پیروز میدان هستند

    • @kodiwtf
      @kodiwtf Před 3 měsíci

      @@johnwayne7673 Can't imagine the price of a pint back in the 50s or 60s cost more, course getting the money for it would be tough. How much was it do you remember?

  • @Zopiexx
    @Zopiexx Před rokem +741

    The Soviet Union had the lead for quite a while

    • @ltmammaguerillz6745
      @ltmammaguerillz6745 Před rokem

      We just weren't dick swinging for the moon cuz we weren't being pressed. Don't F with America, you watch what happens in any world war when America joins

    • @doncomuna378
      @doncomuna378 Před rokem +74

      The USSR already had a lot of weapons before the war, so they didn't have to spend that much.

    • @ltmammaguerillz6745
      @ltmammaguerillz6745 Před rokem +80

      ​@Terror do Ocidente old weapons, tech is always improving and R&D innovation is why countries who stop spending fall way behind on the global scale. Seems like USA decided to conquer the planet in like 1988 and juiced the spending to like $275 billion a year and it never went down after that just straight climbed to almost a trillion dollars from then till now.

    • @doncomuna378
      @doncomuna378 Před rokem +60

      @@ltmammaguerillz6745 The Americans realized that even though they were the number 1 power, they still weren't able to defeat half of a country that was fighting with Russian AK 47 rifles, wearing slippers, and a "drum cymbal" on their head. After the embarrassment, they started to invest madly in their armed forces, not only to displace Socialist Russia, but also to not make the same mistakes!

    • @hamzamahmood9565
      @hamzamahmood9565 Před rokem +91

      ​@@doncomuna378 Losing the political will to fight is not same as an outright military defeat. America decided it was worth keeping Japan, S.Korea and Western Europe after WW2, so we stayed. America decided it wasn't worth keeping Vietnam, Afghanistan or Iraq, so we left.

  • @theIroncane
    @theIroncane Před 10 měsíci +2

    The most entertaining and captivating video I've ever watched 😅

  • @victorbroquart693
    @victorbroquart693 Před rokem +54

    In 1856, there is no French kingdom, we were ruled by Napoleon III, the Second Empire, after Napoleon was elected as the first French president democratically elected, he declared the empire one year later.

    • @SebHaarfagre
      @SebHaarfagre Před rokem +4

      There's an animation between each year. For simplicity (for the eyes), it might be better this way

    • @Chriswaddle77
      @Chriswaddle77 Před rokem +1

      ​@Коля Красоткин oui comme Poutine

    • @testmaxfad
      @testmaxfad Před rokem

      @user-ct9sj3rh8p Гитлер НЕ пришел к власти на демократических выборах. Он получил место рейхсканцлера благодаря коррупционному скандалу, связанным с сука-сыночкой Гинденбурга, а партия НСДАП не получила большинства мест в парламенте, чтобы принимать решения без оглядки на другие партии. НСДАП вместо демократических процедур просто убивали депутатов других партий, ввели антиконституционный запрет на коммунистическую партию, и ввели антиконституционные законы, ограничивающие права и свободы граждан. НСДАП и Гитлер сломали демократические институты, они к своей абсолютной власти на выборах НЕ приходили - они власть ЗАХВАТИЛИ. Формально во время ВМВ у Германского рейха была конституция, гарантирующая права и свободы граждан, но НСДАП просто ее игнорировали.

    • @Rex_87
      @Rex_87 Před rokem +1

      ​@@Chriswaddle77👌thx

    • @bunkerkorpf1440
      @bunkerkorpf1440 Před 10 měsíci +1

      1852 and after, not 1856

  • @user-sy1ei5mn2l
    @user-sy1ei5mn2l Před rokem +205

    I love how accurate the flags are

    • @tintin323
      @tintin323 Před rokem +18

      Is this ironic ?

    • @cloroxbleach9222
      @cloroxbleach9222 Před rokem +30

      There are inaccuracies, the Ottoman Empire is it the most obvious one and another one is Austria-Hungary which more commonly used the black and gold flag Habsburg flag.
      It's still a lot better than other videos which just use modern flags and names though.

    • @yeetienusmagnus4460
      @yeetienusmagnus4460 Před rokem +12

      bruh wtf happened to the Belgian flag

    • @nihonmujahiddeen
      @nihonmujahiddeen Před rokem +5

      Japan's Flag during it's empire is inaccurate. The flag shown there is the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy flags. It is still used today. The corrrect flag is the same flag as modern Japan.

    • @asdasasada722
      @asdasasada722 Před rokem

      @@tintin323 weimar republic = germany for example..it isnt

  • @simonsonne4741
    @simonsonne4741 Před rokem +4

    Everyone is "war over let's stop spending so much on our military" USA: "hold my beer"

  • @USViper
    @USViper Před rokem +42

    1943, America put a twin turbo on the defense budget and looked in rear view

    • @1blackice1
      @1blackice1 Před rokem +7

      That was when America made war into a business.

    • @USViper
      @USViper Před rokem +14

      @1blackice1 War is a business in EVERY country... there is money in war. Just like Krupp steel company ww2

    • @omniyambot9876
      @omniyambot9876 Před rokem +4

      you don't mess with a country with military industrial complex or you'll learn why they don't have healthcare for asserting freedom😁

    • @walmars3curity
      @walmars3curity Před 3 měsíci

      What was it before?

  • @Sveta7
    @Sveta7 Před rokem +6

    It's funny how people nowdays laugh at Russian performance in Ukraine and compare it to the US, which has a budget almost as big as all of these countries combined... Russia is not the Soviet Union anymore and it's doing quite well considering.

  • @dylanhoeltzel
    @dylanhoeltzel Před rokem +370

    Soviet Union:OK usa I'm out you can stop spending
    Usa:Eh,no thanks
    😂😂😂😂
    Edit: Holy cow that's a lot of likes
    Edit 2:There's a war in the replies 💀

    • @danilos38
      @danilos38 Před rokem +108

      Однополярный мир полсе 1991 года , США контролировать начали всю планету в том числе за счёт баз НАТО по всему миру , а на это нужно много средств тратить . Весь мир после 1991 года колония США

    • @JimzieUSAball
      @JimzieUSAball Před rokem +62

      @@danilos38 Can’t defeat Ukraine??

    • @legocon2004
      @legocon2004 Před rokem +46

      @@danilos38 В чем дело, Иван, с ума ты проигрываешь?

    • @JoeXOTic
      @JoeXOTic Před rokem

      ​@@JimzieUSAball it's a war of attrition to the western resources. Russia can make rockets rain on ukraine if they wanted to end it.

    • @JoeXOTic
      @JoeXOTic Před rokem +13

      ​@@danilos38 true

  • @anthony9thompson
    @anthony9thompson Před rokem +3

    Why do I find this so exciting to watch ?

  • @DataDiveCH
    @DataDiveCH Před rokem +4

    It was great. Keep going👍

  • @Sans_K5
    @Sans_K5 Před rokem +1

    thanks for making this video so wonderful❤️🔥

  • @eric.1948
    @eric.1948 Před rokem +5

    We need a video of total gdp towards military i think that explains more.

  • @flankana
    @flankana Před rokem +7

    can we get a navy size comparison?

  • @randallidell7027
    @randallidell7027 Před rokem +184

    It's crazy how quickly the US can dwarf other nations in military spending when we gear up for war.

    • @Messerschmitt_BF_109G_10
      @Messerschmitt_BF_109G_10 Před rokem +19

      In just 10 seconds, 1:28 - 1:38, we went from like $140,000,000 to $2.3 BILLION

    • @brettk9316
      @brettk9316 Před rokem +31

      🇺🇸 💪 being rich helps 🤑 💰

    • @T.Hebert
      @T.Hebert Před rokem +12

      @@Messerschmitt_BF_109G_10 A civil war does that to you I guess

    • @AndrewJ9673
      @AndrewJ9673 Před rokem +18

      one of the difficult questions in history is when specifically the United States became a Great Power and when they became a "Superpower". I usually look at the history of the Civil War and argue that if there was ever a point where the US was considered one of the strongest countries on Earth, then it must be before the Civil War, because the amount mobilized for a *civil war* and not even a war against another major power was insane, and dwarfs a lot of the rest of the world.

    • @TheJollyKraut
      @TheJollyKraut Před rokem

      @@brettk9316 You aren't rich. It's all bought with debts. Debts that your grandchildren will have to pay off...

  • @maximshakhov284
    @maximshakhov284 Před rokem

    Very interesting. Where have you got information about military budget amounts?

  • @amin368
    @amin368 Před 6 měsíci +10

    UK 1948: Poland what hell are you doing
    Poland: sorry I'm going back now

    • @user-nm6sp1eg5o
      @user-nm6sp1eg5o Před 5 měsíci +2

      Poland was totally destroyed and had to rebuild itself without any foreign help.

    • @Septimus_ii
      @Septimus_ii Před 4 měsíci +3

      @@user-nm6sp1eg5o In 1948 they had an awful lot of Soviet 'help'. Nothing from their supposed allies in the West, though :(

    • @Pospolite-Ruszenie
      @Pospolite-Ruszenie Před 3 měsíci +3

      The west wanted to help, but the Soviets refuses. That’s also why Poland didn’t get any financial reparations from Germany. The Soviets didn’t allow it.

    • @koulematon7359
      @koulematon7359 Před 3 měsíci +2

      ​@@Septimus_iiIt was the Soviets that rejected the Marshall Plan for us. They thought Lenin magic would be enough, and it wasn't.

  • @FyL43
    @FyL43 Před 6 měsíci +16

    France is pretty stable all the time, but we can see that it never manages to adapt quickly enough compared to other countries

    • @Bracus.Reghusk
      @Bracus.Reghusk Před 6 měsíci

      False just study the use of new equipment during the First World War.

    • @roronoazoro2970
      @roronoazoro2970 Před 6 měsíci +2

      @@Bracus.Reghuskhow does the implementation of new equipment in a single war have to do with their defense budget throughout the past 200 years?? You’re talking about apples when the other dude is talking about oranges 😂

    • @Bracus.Reghusk
      @Bracus.Reghusk Před 6 měsíci +12

      @@roronoazoro2970 The use of new equipment come the implementation of new strategies and organisation just study This is a fascinating subject, and it shows that the French army has been at the forefront of innovation and adaptation, the basic comment is just either bad faith or ignorance.

    • @xxdarkphoenixxx1
      @xxdarkphoenixxx1 Před 5 měsíci +3

      @@roronoazoro2970 In fact you can learn how the french modify the army mobility between 14 and 18. They just blow away the standard of the time

  • @UNSC117
    @UNSC117 Před rokem

    Thanks!

  • @gamingshowerthoughts9723
    @gamingshowerthoughts9723 Před 5 měsíci

    For a split second in 1990 when Germany unifies the music changes and Germany starts climbing and its like wait are we doing this again????

  • @billyoconnell6669
    @billyoconnell6669 Před rokem +42

    Imagine if all that money was used to improve people's lives instead of destroying them

    • @RickySpanish12344
      @RickySpanish12344 Před rokem +6

      An unfortunate reality.

    • @ellidominusser1138
      @ellidominusser1138 Před rokem +2

      Impossible

    • @ZettaiKami
      @ZettaiKami Před rokem +13

      then how do you defend against ennemy with rock and stick ?

    • @MBGA123
      @MBGA123 Před rokem +9

      You have to provide security for them first

    • @ellidominusser1138
      @ellidominusser1138 Před rokem

      @@MBGA123 Well, the problem is, you don't need a 700 billion+ investment into military to protect your nation. Unless you consider invading other countries for their resources as "protecting our people"

  • @edududu4705
    @edududu4705 Před 6 měsíci +8

    Você vê que tudo está tranquilo quando o Brasil se encontra no gráfico 😅😂

  • @ahme_D20
    @ahme_D20 Před rokem

    Germany:back to back slowly👀
    The world :hah?!

  • @drrizzla4557
    @drrizzla4557 Před rokem +22

    just a detail but from 1852 to 1870 France was named "Second Empire" and not "Kingdom" anymore (even if the Second Empire is considered as a parliamentary monarchy)

    • @dontcare5319
      @dontcare5319 Před 10 měsíci

      Yeah and from 1848 to 1852 it was the second french republic

  • @Romanball5677
    @Romanball5677 Před rokem +3

    Thanks for making the vedio also I change my name

  • @ir0n714
    @ir0n714 Před rokem +1

    USA in 1991:
    *I DIDN'T HEAR NO BELL*

  • @Rockiestmage
    @Rockiestmage Před 3 měsíci +1

    It's like... you can almost smell the exact second someone touched our boats

  • @impastaissus1522
    @impastaissus1522 Před rokem +11

    it’s interesting that the eastern block countries also had quite a lot spent on he military during the start of cold war

    • @user-nb4vs1jh1x
      @user-nb4vs1jh1x Před rokem +1

      Меня это тоже удивило, если место Чехословакии можно объяснить, у неё и так была сильная военная промышленность ещё до вм2 то, как ГДР мог столько тратить, наверно деньги советы довели.

  • @phoepyae4577
    @phoepyae4577 Před rokem +13

    Wait wait Myanmar was higher than Russia and Italy once? No way..

  • @commanderstorm8874
    @commanderstorm8874 Před 3 měsíci

    I like how you can tell whenever America was involved in a war because the defense budget would always shoot into the stratosphere

  • @jtjt210
    @jtjt210 Před rokem

    This is great and fascinating, is this military or army budget? Certain nations back in the day probably relied much more on their navy (and perhaps later, Air Force)?

    • @kospencer1
      @kospencer1 Před rokem +4

      I think it’s not limited to army, no way Britain spending that much money on land army in the late 19th century.

    • @jtjt210
      @jtjt210 Před rokem

      @@kospencer1 My thought too

  • @HeritageStacking
    @HeritageStacking Před rokem +4

    Did not expect to see Canada on here.

    • @wewantthegoldsuckah6317
      @wewantthegoldsuckah6317 Před rokem

      Pressured by world police usa to arm up against the new world order BRICS or mainly Russia china and India

    • @Ravie3
      @Ravie3 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Canada, the most forgotten world power. World’s 9th largest economy, almost 40 million people, but totally forgotten as a power both now and in the past due to proximity and always being in alliance with the US and UK.

    • @HeritageStacking
      @HeritageStacking Před 4 měsíci

      @Ravie3 I live in Canada I knew we had the 5th largest army in ww2 at the end. I just did not realize how powerful we are. On a side note one of indias Carriers was the HMCS Bonaventure.

  • @ak-12ejoyer52
    @ak-12ejoyer52 Před rokem +100

    The video is good, but it has a lot of mistakes. One of the big mistakes I've noticed is the hugely inflated country budgets for 1898, which were actually ~3 times lower than shown in the video. Also one of the big mistakes - the Russian military budget for 1994, which could not be equal to 94 billion dollars (which was more than the country's total budget for that year, lmao) and was actually about 13 billion dollars.

    • @matsi1944
      @matsi1944 Před rokem +9

      And the Belgian flag 😮🤦

    • @Alex_R88
      @Alex_R88 Před 5 měsíci +1

      я думаю, это все в перерасчете на сегодняшние деньги

    • @millionelectricvolts6117
      @millionelectricvolts6117 Před 5 měsíci +4

      ​@@Alex_R88 So, adjusted for inflation? Probably is what happened

  • @Joewest2k11
    @Joewest2k11 Před rokem

    US @ 1860 "Excuse me, you mind if I scooch over. Thanks!"

  • @jonathanbourke305
    @jonathanbourke305 Před 4 měsíci

    Soviet Union: "Let's spend a lot on the military."
    Third Reich: "Hold mein Bier."
    USA: "Put down your beer and hold both of mine."

  • @sof5858
    @sof5858 Před rokem +28

    It would have been interesting to split the US with Confederacy during the Civil War.

    • @user-ti6xm4rz4f
      @user-ti6xm4rz4f Před 10 měsíci +1

      лучше,чтоб америка исчезла.

    • @davidlucas5550
      @davidlucas5550 Před 6 měsíci +3

      ​@@user-ti6xm4rz4fЧестно говоря, вы завидуете, вы ненавидите США только потому, что они номер 1, честно говоря, я мечтаю, чтобы Россия и США заставили Китай и все остальное исчезнуть, а я бразилец, в моей стране полно коммунистов, вот таких ослов , ты знаешь? Они не такие, как Путин, который любит свою страну, люди здесь все разрушают, убивают экономику, у них нет даже хорошего военного планирования, поэтому мне бы очень хотелось быть на стороне России и США, если Если бы Трамп был у власти в США, было бы несколько соглашений, как и у них, и сделали бы больше..

    • @user-ti6xm4rz4f
      @user-ti6xm4rz4f Před 6 měsíci

      @@davidlucas5550 ,вот честно,никакой зависти к Америке или еще к какой стране вообще нет у россиян,честно-всем пофиг.Пофиг,это когда безразлично,когда ты не думаешь об этом.Америка-международный бандит,страна,которая несет горе и войны по всей планете.Поэтому Америку ненавидит большая половина человечества.Кстати,в России Бразилию любят,у нас есть юмористический фильм"Здравствуйте,я ваша тетя"Там богатая тетушка приехала из Бразилии,где много диких обезьян"😁,и теперь большинство россиян так и думают,что обезьяна-ваше основное животное😁Ну а еще у вас весело,солнечно,Пеле👍

    • @davidlucas5550
      @davidlucas5550 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@user-ti6xm4rz4fсмешно, ну меня не волнуют никакие обиды, честно говоря, мне кажется, что это смешно, но это правда чувак, к сожалению ничего хорошего отсюда не выходит, умные те, кто отсюда выходят.

    • @davidlucas5550
      @davidlucas5550 Před 6 měsíci

      @@user-ti6xm4rz4f Поэтому я сказал, что мечтаю, чтобы США и Россия покончили со всем остальным.

  • @Ankitcse913
    @Ankitcse913 Před 10 měsíci +11

    UK's Budget decreased instantly when INDIA got Independant😂

    • @vatsal7640
      @vatsal7640 Před 10 měsíci

      Oh god another indian natinalist.
      You can clearly see the numbers growing, not decreasing even after India's independence

    • @priyashmukherjee
      @priyashmukherjee Před 9 měsíci

      ​​@@vatsal7640OH GOD ANOTHER INDIAN HATER. PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN NATIONALIST.

    • @vatsal7640
      @vatsal7640 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@priyashmukherjee cringe af. And who said I was an indian hater??

  • @peterkorek-mv6rs
    @peterkorek-mv6rs Před rokem +1

    1848 Revolutionary movement in Austria and Germany, 1853 War in Crimean peninsula, 1871 French-Prussian war, 1877 Russo-Turkish war, 1905 Russo-Japanese war

  • @poyloos4834
    @poyloos4834 Před rokem +1

    Someone needs to tell the US that the Cold War ended a couple decades ago. And you still get people in there saying they need to put more money into army?! It’s insane!

  • @jarq19
    @jarq19 Před rokem +5

    Now I understand why the People's Army of Poland was the same size (or even larger?) than the British Army at the time.

  • @Ankitcse913
    @Ankitcse913 Před 10 měsíci +6

    UK's Budget instantly Increased after capturing INDIA (which was world's 25% GDP)

    • @vatsal7640
      @vatsal7640 Před 10 měsíci

      Bro uk already had an massive military budget before the conquest.
      What do you think Britain was able to conquer india in the fitst place

    • @sohenmondal5471
      @sohenmondal5471 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@vatsal7640 here comes the brown sepoy . This is not conlony age .

    • @vatsal7640
      @vatsal7640 Před 10 měsíci

      @@sohenmondal5471 here comes another indian nationalist who thinks everybody with different opinion is a sepoy.
      Bruh seriously when will you guys grow up??

    • @indiafirst3676
      @indiafirst3676 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@@vatsal7640 India back in the 19th century was divided into several kingdoms and hence it was easy to conquer fragmented kingdoms one by one which is what Brits did. Had India been unified then it would never had been directly colonized. India's situation would have been something like China in the 'Century of Humiliation'

    • @vatsal7640
      @vatsal7640 Před 6 měsíci

      ​​@@indiafirst3676agreed, but India would have still lost.

  • @mehmetuysal163
    @mehmetuysal163 Před 5 měsíci

    can you do re- calc fto inflation like 200 mil in 1880s but how much 200 mil cost in 2023?

  • @ezekielesquivel6936
    @ezekielesquivel6936 Před rokem

    Very, very interesting

  • @Ltasty
    @Ltasty Před rokem +185

    Would also be interesting to see this adjusted with PPP. In US dollars alone it doesn't give a true representation of military expenditure. China and Russia's for example is likely at least double when you consider PPP.

    • @matrioxraven1929
      @matrioxraven1929 Před rokem +8

      Se hace en dolares para ver el gasto real de todos por igual

    • @AbdulGoodLooks
      @AbdulGoodLooks Před rokem +61

      I totally agree, but Purchasing Power Parity is calculated using consumer goods.
      It doesn't really tell us how much cheaper military equipment, personnel, and research are for other countries vs the US.
      We would probably need a different metric to properly compare them.

    • @Ltasty
      @Ltasty Před rokem +14

      @@AbdulGoodLooks you're still going to get a far better representation using PPP than you are merely using dollars.

    • @marcusgarveyson
      @marcusgarveyson Před rokem

      🇺🇸 military spending is equal to money laundering . it hasn't made the us military 10x more powerful than Afghanistan a country thats not even in the top 10

    • @Aduysvmncmkouyf
      @Aduysvmncmkouyf Před rokem

      @@Ltasty gdp

  • @gamerreloadedofficial4465

    France hit different

  • @TheSidar6
    @TheSidar6 Před rokem

    Intéressant!

  • @timminh468
    @timminh468 Před 2 měsíci

    Now do one about national debt that would be interesting

  • @michaelneuwirth3414
    @michaelneuwirth3414 Před rokem +43

    🇬🇧 The differentiation into the Kingdom of Prussia and Bavaria, the German Empire, the Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, West and East Germany and since 1990 Germany for the geographical area of Germany reflects the political situation very accurately. In the case of Great Britain, on the other hand, I am simply missing the countries of the British Empire or the Commonwealth. A category NATO or Warsaw Pact would also reflect the historical events of the time more accurately. The same applies to the more than 50 states of the Ukaine Contact Group. In general, I consider the consideration of military expenditures to be much more meaningful than many other explanations for the course of history, so: Thank you for this YT video!
    🇩🇪 Die Differenzierung in Königreich Preussen und Bayern, deutsches Kaiserreich, Weimarer Republik, Nazi-Germany, West- und Ost-Deutschland und seit 1990 Deutschland für den geographischen Raum Deutschland gibt die politische Situation sehr exakt wieder. Bei Großbritannien hingegen fehlen mir schlichtweg die Länder des Britischen Empire bzw. des Commonwealth. Eine Kategorie NATO bzw. Warschauer Pakt würde das historische Zeitgeschehen ebenfalls genauer widerspiegeln. Gleiches gilt für die über 50 Staaten der Ukaine-Kontaktgruppe. Die Betrachtung von Militärausgaben halte ich generell für viel aussagekräftiger, als manch andere Erklärung für den Gang der Geschichte, deshalb: Danke für dieses YT-Video!

    • @tigerland4328
      @tigerland4328 Před 7 měsíci

      I think this is just for the UK not the entire British empire. Also the UK has existed since 1801 (apart from a slight name change when most of Ireland left the Union in 1922) so the term "UK" or "United Kingdom" is correct as opposed to Germany which had many names during this time frame

    • @i3lackfusion
      @i3lackfusion Před 3 měsíci

      Its not flawless though, considering that nazi Germany wasn’t really a thing before 34

  • @user-hb4iw5gz7y
    @user-hb4iw5gz7y Před rokem +8

    США тратит миллионы долларов чтобы создать ручку которая пишет в космосе, а Россия тратит 10центов,и берет с собой обычный карандаш, вот и разница в расходах

    • @user-nd2vp4su5c
      @user-nd2vp4su5c Před rokem +4

      Сейчас сюда придёт какой-нибудь умник и напишет об грифеле от карандаша(что он опасен в условиях невесомости и ограниченной влажности)... Карандаши на космических станциях СССР были - восковые.
      Правда космическую ручку СССР всё-таки купил у США. Восковые карандаши пишут очень уж размыто.

  • @1234kalmar
    @1234kalmar Před rokem +1

    Informative, interesting,but lacks Gas Gas Gas.

  • @a.gallardo4321
    @a.gallardo4321 Před rokem +1

    Where do you even get the data for the Grand Duchy of Tuscany

  • @becalelbecalelew7262
    @becalelbecalelew7262 Před 6 měsíci +3

    То есть по видео получается, что процентально относительно годов военные расходы СССР в довоенные годы и военные почти не отличаются? Серьёзно?

  • @cmdryukarin-suki1054
    @cmdryukarin-suki1054 Před rokem +13

    When budgets work, history is made.

  • @Cruor34
    @Cruor34 Před 2 měsíci

    Is this music from HOI 4 or is it just free use music?

  • @ypleK
    @ypleK Před 3 měsíci +1

    Stayed for the HOI4 music

  • @startledhamster
    @startledhamster Před 6 měsíci +3

    Things I'm taking from this 1. Biggest USA export is war 2. Yugoslavia at one point had 7th largest military budget. No wonder west did everything it could to get rid of balkan super power. 3. Czechoslovakia, same as Yugoslavia. West doesn't like Slavic superpowers

  • @octoman_games
    @octoman_games Před 10 měsíci +5

    Fascinating seeing empires rise and fall.

  • @64Mustang
    @64Mustang Před 4 měsíci

    I very much appreciate the Hoi4 soundtrack playing

  • @sysghost
    @sysghost Před 3 měsíci +1

    Funny to see puny lil Sweden jumping in and out of the list as if "Hey... HEY I'm here too! Guys???"

  • @user-vq6zu8wl1e
    @user-vq6zu8wl1e Před rokem +17

    Прекрасно❤ всё очень наглядно и ясно. Спасибо за видео!

    • @bilboriches7216
      @bilboriches7216 Před rokem

      Що тобі тут ясно, кацап? Ясно те що Україна вам ввалює гівна по самі гладни.

    • @Armmag
      @Armmag Před rokem +1

      Ясно, що русні пизда)

    • @AlexKoso
      @AlexKoso Před rokem +5

      вот именно. очень интересная ситуация.
      Почему "самая мирная страна" - СССР в 1943, 1944, 1945 годах тратила меньше, чем в 1945, 1946, 1947 годах? :)

    • @user-vq6zu8wl1e
      @user-vq6zu8wl1e Před rokem +13

      ​@@AlexKoso потому что самые светлые мозги рождаются именно в России. Например, пенициллин в США был изобретён раньше, но стоил дороже, чем впоследствии разработка пенициллина в СССР. И так - по всей остальной продукции. То же самое и сейчас - все виды нашего вооружения намного дешевле, чем во всех других странах мира. Что свидетельствует об уникальности человеческого материала в нашей самой лучшей на планете стране.

    • @AlexKoso
      @AlexKoso Před rokem +6

      @@user-vq6zu8wl1e завязывайте с нацизмом. Вам это ни к лицу :)

  • @nicolaspeigne1429
    @nicolaspeigne1429 Před rokem +11

    I guess having the power to be totally in debt but still spend massive amounts of money inflated the numbers in modern times

    • @SebHaarfagre
      @SebHaarfagre Před rokem +5

      In modern times?
      Standing armies is a relatively new thing, before that, countries bankrupted themselves thrice over using mercenaries (and sometimes benefited in the long run)

    • @nicolaspeigne1429
      @nicolaspeigne1429 Před rokem +3

      @@SebHaarfagre except countries were actually expected to pay their debt back, and since their currency was based on the amount of gold they actually had, they couldn't borrow that much when they were bankrupted

    • @ni9274
      @ni9274 Před rokem +2

      It doesn’t matter that you’re in debt if you can pay the rate

    • @lred1383
      @lred1383 Před rokem

      build up a big enough army and you ascend past the global economy, because you can simply not pay your bills and they can't take the money from you. They'll actually be paying you to keep to yourself

  • @Zesmas
    @Zesmas Před rokem

    the funny thing is, the US military budget is 800 Billion, but they almost always spend well above that anyway, in 2022, they spent over 1 trillion dollars.

  • @game-bi7ed
    @game-bi7ed Před 6 měsíci

    How did you do this?!

  • @Zopiexx
    @Zopiexx Před rokem +36

    5:15 No no Germany

  • @mad8764
    @mad8764 Před 2 měsíci

    Very cool video

  • @sakukullberg2697
    @sakukullberg2697 Před rokem +18

    Wow, Prussia was so efficient with its military spending.

  • @Ow3nsdashing-zz3zt
    @Ow3nsdashing-zz3zt Před 4 měsíci +2

    I Wonder why mexico and usa went up at the same time💀

  • @Gabros69
    @Gabros69 Před rokem

    The percentage to gdp would have been nice

  • @liuyuzhi
    @liuyuzhi Před 6 měsíci +7

    I'm curious. Even the Qing Dynasty itself didn't know how much its military expenditure was. Where did you hear that? Did the emperor tell you this personally when you traveled back in time to 1830?

    • @tarmnv
      @tarmnv Před 5 měsíci

      While I do not know the exact answer for Qing Dynasty case, but most of "spending" cases in history were taken from the book records from trading guilds. They always have a very good record about what when and how much was sold. And they've been keeping their ledgers for centuries. Similarly, some of the spending can be calculated from the known proportions. Like you've got a record from smith's guild about number of armor suits ordered. You can use this record and a knowledge about typical soldier's gear to estimate the rest of the spendings.

    • @liuyuzhi
      @liuyuzhi Před 4 měsíci

      @@tarmnv Maybe you know about the guilds, but you definitely don’t know about the Qing Dynasty

  • @smonyboy
    @smonyboy Před rokem +28

    while definitely not higher than that of the US, some analysts believe china's actual military spending is understated

    • @RickySpanish12344
      @RickySpanish12344 Před rokem +16

      Very true, but I'd imagine the U.S. has black budget projects as well.

    • @smonyboy
      @smonyboy Před rokem

      @@EricChien95 The fact that you're using military bases as a means of saying the numbers for both US and China are accurate is about as accurate as your reading abilities.

    • @user-kq5pj9py9c
      @user-kq5pj9py9c Před rokem

      A Chinese military base poses a serious threat to the United States

    • @xy-inventor1885
      @xy-inventor1885 Před rokem +3

      @Ricky “you really think the US is spending 50,000 dollars on a hammer”

    • @RickySpanish12344
      @RickySpanish12344 Před rokem +5

      @@xy-inventor1885 Yeah. If a politician is taking money from the hammer company

  • @lasvista2tech
    @lasvista2tech Před 4 měsíci

    One wonders how accurate these are and what exchange rates were used!

  • @tigerland4328
    @tigerland4328 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Is this just the "army budget" or is it the entire defence budget ??

  • @drksideofthewal
    @drksideofthewal Před rokem +22

    And this is peacetime US spending. It can still skyrocket if it needs to.

    • @ellidominusser1138
      @ellidominusser1138 Před rokem

      It can still pour countless billions into pointless wars if it wants to

    • @EricChien95
      @EricChien95 Před rokem +1

      We got infinite money baby, our money are propped up by our military and other countries rely on it. If they don't want our defense well they are in trouble.

    • @ellidominusser1138
      @ellidominusser1138 Před rokem +10

      @@EricChien95 150% debt to gdp ratio 🙃

    • @dns7587
      @dns7587 Před rokem +4

      if you see the pattern most budgets spiked before empire fall!

    • @willjapheth23789
      @willjapheth23789 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Well the industries that make military supplies can be pretty advanced and cannot be scaled quickly, so the days of sudden military spending seem to be over, now you need a standing military big enough to support advanced industry. And rely on stock piles of weapons.

  • @opa_chirik
    @opa_chirik Před 9 měsíci +17

    СССР после разрушительной войны на его территории; догнал США, которые на войне заработали большие деньги, получили огромное количество талантливых учёных со всего мира и стали огромнейшей силой. Уважение Сталину и всем кто участвовал в восстановлении огромной страны-победительницы.

    • @Zornyi
      @Zornyi Před 6 měsíci +7

      Только вот обычный народ в ссср изза больших расходов на армию жил хцже

    • @danilhandrikin3853
      @danilhandrikin3853 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@Zornyiага, настолько хуже что пробабушка хочет вернуться во времена 60 годов(вплоть до 85) до сих пор у них москвич стоит подаренный государством в отличии от пендосии где бедность достигает огромных цифр. В москве такого нет сколько в нью йорке или вашингтоне. Не было. Капиталистам этого не понять, вы только о деньгах думаете. А щас стране победительнице памятники сносят, и строят музеи о том какой сталин был тиран как в Польше, или же нарния, кхм украина, где герб ссср снесли со статуи и поставили бандеровский трезубец. Справедливость. Ага. Траты им млять.

    • @sinner6220
      @sinner6220 Před 6 měsíci +1

      ​@@Zornyi, и как он страдал? Приведи факты.

    • @velsark
      @velsark Před 6 měsíci +3

      @@sinner6220только дурачок потребует факты в данном вопросе.

    • @BibEvgen
      @BibEvgen Před 6 měsíci

      @@Zornyi Жил хуже, чем кто?
      Советские люди помнили, что сделали европейцы в СССР, поэтому вкладывались в оборону.
      Мы сегодня видим, западный гражданин после начала спец операции уже знал, кто враг, а многие Россиянине до сих пор живут в илюзиях.

  • @SpitfireMLG
    @SpitfireMLG Před 4 měsíci

    I had no idea Poland and West Germany had a higher military spending than Britain during the second half of the 20th century

  • @alexeivoloshin5984
    @alexeivoloshin5984 Před 4 měsíci

    How did you convert USSR spending into dollars?

  • @user-vv3xe3ku1w
    @user-vv3xe3ku1w Před 6 měsíci +5

    Сколько денег впустую выброшено.

  • @user-yv1tz4jy1i
    @user-yv1tz4jy1i Před rokem +26

    Сразу понятно какая страна самая миролюбивая и демократичная😂

    • @dissensiohola8994
      @dissensiohola8994 Před rokem +4

      СССР 30-х годов, конечно. Сразу видно - стремился к миру)

    • @yuluoxianjun
      @yuluoxianjun Před rokem +1

      @@dissensiohola8994 USSR in 1930s control Mogolia to be independent from China.I dont think it is a Peaceful thing

    • @user-nd2vp4su5c
      @user-nd2vp4su5c Před rokem +12

      @@dissensiohola8994 в 30-х годах все были такие милые и пушистые. И ТОЛЬКО СТАЛИН...

    • @brucemon4525
      @brucemon4525 Před 9 dny

      我们迟早要拿回外兴安岭和库页岛​@@user-nd2vp4su5c

  • @Dingledun
    @Dingledun Před rokem

    Never expected to see Myanmar in this kind of list

  • @Nrwspg
    @Nrwspg Před rokem +1

    Germany til 1990: panzer goes brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr (i know there weren’t tanks till ww1)
    Germany since 1990: bye bye

  • @ShaswataShaha
    @ShaswataShaha Před rokem +14

    Russia and France historically spend a lot on military.

  • @jjthai1
    @jjthai1 Před rokem +7

    For a country that "doesn't have army", Japan sure do spend a lot.

    • @masterchief2402
      @masterchief2402 Před rokem +3

      What Japan never claimed they don’t have an army. In fact in 2022 Japan stated they are remilitarizing the nation and seeking more U.S technology and aircraft.

    • @ernestogastelum9123
      @ernestogastelum9123 Před rokem +2

      @@masterchief2402 Japan did claim they dont have army and they only had a defensive force until they decided to change in 2022.

    • @masterchief2402
      @masterchief2402 Před rokem

      @@ernestogastelum9123 yeah because under the treaty they signed they were allowed to have a defence force only after ww2

    •  Před rokem

      Technically, they didn't claim anything. Their Constitution did so. And their Constitution is a US forced Constitution for obvious reasons.

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld Před 6 měsíci

      @@masterchief2402 SO THEY DID CLAIM THEY DONT HAVE AN ARMY

  • @eltomas0709
    @eltomas0709 Před rokem

    de donde sacan esta información???

  • @fatty3383
    @fatty3383 Před 6 měsíci

    Why does hearts of iron spring to mind with this video.

  • @parzival4159
    @parzival4159 Před rokem +3

    Полный бред, начиная с единиц измерения заканчивая фактическими противоречиями...
    Отцы автора - отличные мужики!

  • @redragek
    @redragek Před rokem +7

    Угарнул с русско-японской войны, когда японцы быстро нарастили военный бюджет и так же быстро сократили после победы)) интересный народ японцы

    • @user-nd2vp4su5c
      @user-nd2vp4su5c Před rokem +4

      Если почитать как японцы пополняли этот бюджет, то жуть берет. Обычные японцы в порыве патриотизма продавали всю нормальную одежду(сами же после этого ходили в дешевых бумажных кимоно для покойников), своих жен и дочерей закладывали в бордели а вырученные с этого средства отдавали на нужды фронта.

    • @redragek
      @redragek Před rokem +8

      @@user-nd2vp4su5c печальное зрелище. Да и сейчас им не сладко в плане демографии

    • @user-ji8qv8em3l
      @user-ji8qv8em3l Před rokem +4

      @@redragek Хрен с мухосранска жалеет японцев 😂

    • @redragek
      @redragek Před rokem

      @@user-ji8qv8em3l 😅😂🤣🤣😂😅😝😜🤡

    • @Vedmed88
      @Vedmed88 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Еврейские богачи помогли, тогда в России была черта оседлости и они дали Японии денег на войну

  • @tusharsharma1363
    @tusharsharma1363 Před 9 měsíci +1

    When the music starts at 5:15 and it intensifies at 5:25
    ☠️☠️☠️

  • @9tailedjak
    @9tailedjak Před 3 měsíci

    5:34 Didn't know Canada, Australia and New Zealand got that high in budget during WW2