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- Brazil-Mexico FIFA World Cup 1970 Anthem
Argentine-Argentine FIFA World Cup 1978 Anthem
Mexico-Bandera en alto
Cuba-Cuba si Yanquis no
Chile-Mi General Augusto Pinochet
United States-Take Me Home, Country Road
Philippines-Mutya - Philippines Anti Dictatorship Song
Kampuchea-Sat Tee Touy(Look at the owl)
Vietnam-Liberation March - Vietnamese War Song
Laos-The Rolling Stones - Paint it Black
China-Nhạc chiến tranh biên giới Việt Trung\ Sino-Vietnam war song - Hãy cho tôi lên đường
Indonesian-Bento - Iwan Fals
East Timor-Tinggalkan Ayah Tinggalkan Ibu
Angola-Black Ops 2 Soundtrack - Savimbi's pride
Congo-Bana Ya Kongo- Congolese Revolutionary Song
South Africa-Borderwar Tribute - SADF
Mozambique-Viva Viva a Frelimo - National Anthem of the People's Republic of Mozambique
Egypt-Going Forth Carrying a Weapon
Middle East-The Day of Judgement - Yom Kippur War Song
Iran-Iran Iran - Reza Rooigari
Pakistan-Ae Watan Hum Hain Teri Shama Ke Paragon May
India-Bangladesh Liberation War Song - Rokto Lal
Afghanistan-Swallowing Dust
Soviet Union-Caravan(Karavan) - Alexander Rozenbaum
Poland-Zurawiejki (Polish Anti-Bolshevik Song)
Turkey-İleri Marşı
Greece-Anthem of the Greek Military Junta - Ύμνος 21ης Απριλίου
Cyprus-Kıbrıs Marşı(Cyprus March) - Northern Cypriot patriotic song
Germany-West Germany FIFA World Cup 1974 Anthem
United Kingdom-Sunday Bloody Sunday
Ireland-Go on Home British Soldiers!
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Honestly I think the 70’s had the most and brutal fighting out of all the decades of the Cold War
Yes to be honest.
How so ?
@@ismaelbouach5457 I mean, the video pretty much explains it.
But there were coups and couple d'etats everywhere in that decade, and proxy wars were at their peak. From 70 to all the way to 79, many things which still affect countries, like, Iranian Revolution, Augusto Pinochet's rule in Chile, The war in East Pakistan followed by an Islamist coup d'etat in the remaining country. Vietnam, Afghanistan etc also had their ow problematic events and so on and on.
@@Avicerox I would’ve said maybe the 50s-60s, with Korean War, Chinese Civil War, Vietnam, Algeria…
@@ismaelbouach5457 Perhaps
I'm South African, and my dad was a conscript as well as one of the first South African troops in Angola. The stories he told me about his time in the war were scary.
Well hey at least he told you. My dad fought in bay of pigs and nam and wouldn't tell me $#!+ About what he did or went through lol.
@@billmack6474 do you want him to go through a PTSD attack 💀 its all cool listening abt it til u see what it does to a man..
@@kiyoraka3537 he did have several attacks when he was alive. One was when they moved Nam refugees down to biloxi. He heard Vietnamese voices outside when he woke up and ended up outside on the porch in his boxers with a rifle. And when I was like five I tickled his foot to wake him up one morning and he kicked me in the chest across the room. So yeah that might be part of it. Other nam vets I've met were able to share a bit more of what it was like over there tho.
My gramps was in the pak army in Bangladesh
I don't think I wanted to ask him what he did as to not trigger a panick attack
Bro same my uncle was a bomb remover In Angola
Don't ask men their wage
Don't ask women their age
Don't ask Southeast Asians what their goverment did during the cold wars
They are focused on gaming
vietnamese rice farmers: cosplaying a bush and fucking up us soldiers
Malaysia was killing communist revolt with the help of british and commonwealth
America : *loses to vietnam and gets humiliated*
China : hmmm lets give this a shot
Also Pol Pot
Lets give this a shot
Tbf we also were with Vietnam. At the time it was north and south Vietnam, they didn’t unite against china till after the US-Vietnam war
Ez
China: *gives weapons to the NVA*
Also China: *invades Vietnam a few a years after the Vietnam War*
@@imgvillasrc1608 Based Mao leadership
Cringe Deng leadership.
Can I just say, Bravo on the historically accurate camouflage on the uniforms. It's a small detail but clearly well researched. Well done.
1970s maybe weren't as good as the previous decade, but many important events also happened on this decade.
better in some ways worse in others
Also had some of the worst dictators, such as Pol Pot
@@worldsgreatestdude1784not the worst
good that you include the Philippines, can't forget the iconic "Mi General Augusto Pinochet".
rough years for southeast asia in general
I thought Philippines will learn It's lesson from the past. I remember in the 70s there's lots of protest and activist being tortured by their own government. Years passed by and they elect a son of that former president in the 70s. I don't know If People of the Philippines are easy to fool or they're just basically stupid. Anyways I'm not living there so goodluck on their homeland.
@@user-tq3xw7rq7c they should've vote for Leni Robredo, right?
@@lanzalgarme
I wouldn't vote for either two of them though. I want constitutional reforms to lift out this human-mercy forsaken clay. Everyone in this country is a political troglodyte, no concept of Right or Left, and super illiterate in basic economy in which even the most intelligent tax funded college students are so easy to scam into a dead horse ideology which ate 100 million lives in just a century.
hi are you from Philippines?
This is so awesome makes me want to learn what was happening in those countries especially with the creepy face
Same
Generally speaking when you see a country with creepy face people its when there is a brutal dictatorship going on. I know it wasn't mentioned, but take Cambodia for example millions died under pol pot's regime. Also, when you see Vietnam it being the 70's the Vietnamese won the Vietnam war hense the happy music
Filipino here. The Philippines was placed under martial law by then-President Ferdinand Marcos for most of the 70s, a period we often simply refer to as "Martial Law". It remains highly controversial to this day, and is regarded as either a golden age or a dark age depending on which side the person you're talking to was on. People aligned with the government benefited greatly, and often point to the major infrastructure developments and crackdown on communist insurgency during that period. Those critical of Marcos on the other hand will remember the regime's rampant corruption, human rights abuses, and foreign debt. It's a really complex issue that I encourage everyone interested to read a wide variety of sources on to get a good picture of what actually happened.
The UK one was bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland.
Learning history to get a degree and/or job: 🙅♂️
Learning history to understand the memes: 🙋♂️
Context for every one included
Brazil: won the World Cup in 1970 against Italy
Argentina: won the World Cup in 1978 against the Netherlands
Mexico: yeah…
Cuba: communism and stuff
Chile: allende’s government barely lasted and the heli man appeared in scene
USA: vietnam.
Philippines: dictatorship
Kampuchea: really bad dictator
Vietnam: captured Saigon and won the ‘nam war
Laos: bombed by the US due to Ho Chi Minh trail
China: sino-Vietnamese war
Indonesia: dictatorship
East Timor: independent movement
Angola: DEATH TO THE MPLA
Congo: crisis.
South Africa: intervened in Angola, border war etc
Mozambique: independent movement
Egypt: taking the L
Middle East: six days war, jong kippur
Iran: Iranian revolution
Pakistán: wars with India
India: conflicts with Pakistan
Afghanistan: Soviet invasion
Soviet Union: Afghani invasion
Poland: communism
Turkey: coup d’etat
Greece: I think the same as turkey
Cyprus:Turkish invasion
Germany: winning the World Cup in 1974 against the Netherlands ((pain for the Dutch))
UK: the troubles and socialism?
Ireland: the troubles
((There are a lot of people who are better than me, I’m just trying my best))
Greece from 1968 to 1975, I think, was under a military dictatorship known as the "Regime of the Colonels" or the "Greek Junta". Coincidentally, the Turkish invasion in Cyprus was also the final nail in the coffin for the Junta.
As for the UK, the whole decade is considered "UK's darkest hour", since there was a huge number of strikes and stoppages sponsored by the unions to combat some austerity measures that were passed and approved or even strenghtened by the Labour party (which was governing at the time), leading to fun things like blackouts, stoppages of media and public services etc.
South africa had this thing called apartheid from 1945 to 1994
Basicly if you werent white you didnt have any right at all
Mexico: yeah
Wth does that mean just say the massacre that happened
Really all cuba was doing in the 70s was getting heavily involved in foreign conflicts 💀
Correction: The six day war was in 1967, the Yom Kippur war (or October war) was in 1973
La masacre de Tlatelolco, un día muy recordado por toda la sociedad mexicana, en especial por los estudiantes...
Si, pero el video está ambientado en los 70, por ello creo que hacen referencia al halconazo
sí, pero esa fue en 1968
Se refiere a los movimientos de izquierda que hubo en México en esos años y que fueron eliminados por el gobierno.
@@albertoaguilar9773 Maldita Guerra Fría
@@thelvadam7422 maldita guerra sucia
60s 70s masa masa sulit di Asia tenggara
Yoi bener
Thanks for bringing the legendary music in Indonesian : BENTO (by Iwan Fals)
It's cool to see how the world was from different perspectives , it gives context to why things happened instead of just an order
All countries: Trying to get back to normal life
Laos and Africa: 🗿☠️☠️☠️💣
I cant believe that mexico song is a version of horsst wessel german march 0:14
It is
Based
In the Polish city of Gdynia on 17 december, 1970. PRL (Polish People's Republic) troops killed 18 people. 1 student that was killed from helicopter shooting, Janek Wiśniewski. Became the symbol of that event. Polish civilians were walking with his dead body on the door all across the Gdynia, with Polish flags in his blood.
love the song choice for Mexico. ¡Bandera en alto!
🤨
reich song
I ever heard Ze Sang das Ist 👴🏻
Al menos no soy el único que se dio cuenta :3 que bien suena
0:14 very sus
my grandfather was a soldier of the brazilian military which also happened in the 70's
Meu trisavó era um soldado na segunda guerra mundial
I gotta say Cuba has some of the best music in the world 🇨🇺
As s Mexican i agree
Personally as a cuban depends 💀
Name music
This channel seriously makes me wanna study more about the last millennium’s history and the wars that took place. How funny it all interested me from the memes and shitposts. Love from India
That image of pol pot is terrifying
my father was a kid when it was 70's in the Philippines
cool same goes to my parent 2
As a chilean i can confirm that time was so deep.
Rip Cambodia in the 70s, once a pearl of Asia then the underdog
1:57 WE MUST FIGHT THE MPLA
El MPLA y Cuba le brindaron al mundo la más bella historia de redención al pueblo africano. Cómo corrieron los racistas en el Cuito Cuenavale, no le aguantaron un par de meses a Carlota. 🇦🇴💪🏽
songs are awesome
🇦🇴 I love my country 🇦🇴 ANGOLA 🇦🇴 1:51
1970s was a decade that was rather crappy for everyone.
Also, "the walls surrounding me are too high..."
very nice video
My Grandpa was a young man during the Marcos Martial Law era and according to him it was relatively peaceful in his time, must be due to the fact that he lived in the Province and much of the insane stuff that happened was mostly in the cities
well my grandparents live in the province yet they experienced oppression from military that time
What province? Cause if Mindanao, provinces there are really chaotic and bloody
@@klennalbertb.delapena322 no, we're from pangasinan, hey just wondering why did u assume that it is naturally "chaotic" and "bloody" in mindanao do u live there?
@@spikedcartier2071 yes. And my father was borned and raised here. I am in Jolo btw
@@klennalbertb.delapena322 yo, sorry u had to experience that situation there, and the current administration doesn't wanna push the peace talks, is the situation down there still worse or it has neutralized somehow?
Love from India 🇮🇳
2:07 i was the one who made the wojak on the left, happy to see someone using it
did you make that south african soldier wojak?
@@bornhell yes
I do have more soldier wojaks,
For examples i made a Paraguayan soldier and a Basque soldier
@@hilmust6278 that's very good! it's nice to meet one of the creators of wojak
I love mocking the Philippines, as a Filipino 🇵🇭
This ain't slander bud
I'm filipino
I love mocking the Philippines as a pole 🇵🇱
@@jacekb6119 stop being a pole
I love mocking Israel, as an Egyptian
2:08 LETS GOOOOOO
0:51 his son is the president in the phillipines
Both my parents' brothers served in Angola in the SADF and my dad in 1990, proud to say my family fought for our freedom against Communism.
👍good video... (hi from turkey...)
nice to see SEA getting some love
also seeing Marcos as a Calm made my day lmao
Wow bro 🎉🎉
America of the 70s gives me pleasure. Old school cars, people in chocolate color, crime, authority, wealth, billiards, gambling.✊🇺🇸
Ireland right on point
i like this, even though I have to go to google to understand the context
Brazil mentioned 🎉🇧🇷🥳
bro you're creative
YEAHHHH finally mexico in the video.
Finally a video which includes whole world
1:35 The most relaxing year in Indonesia
He put the savimbis pride music in black ops 2. that was cool thx
My grandad went to Cyprus at that time as a soldier from Turkey hard times as i know from him
YAY INDONESIA AND EAST TIMUR!!!!!
Timur Timur
Turkey was a such a peaceful place in 70s
Ayn kanka
Im argentinian,is right,but combined whit the mexican and chiles 70s too
"DEATH TO THE MPLA!"
I like how the singer for country roads sounds so defeated
They're so fed up with the war in nam, they just wanted to go home
My uncle fought in Angola he had to make sure no rebels crossed the South African bordef but he told me it was a dangerous war and he still gets nightmares
2:45 93000 soldiers surrender go brrr.... 😂
So basically the 70s was when we turned on the maximum amount of AI players in the game and they all declared war on eachother 😂
My grandpa is a veteran at war the he told the stories of him in his brother in war
Good old days❤❤
Thanks for adding india again
Finally a video that mentions bloody sunday
You need to do have Iceland in one vid keep up the great work tho
1979 in Lang Son, Vietnam was lit.
My grandma house was shelled by Chinese =))))
Bruh
We never forget 30th 4 1975
My parents live in Kampuchea 70s.
Come to brazil!!!
70´s??.............I´m in
1:40 Indonesian invasion of Timor Leste
Ah yes the most calmest day in South East Asia
70's only have 2 moods: civil war and football
Falto Argentina considerando que en los 70's Vuelve Perón, Muere Perón, Llega Evita Perón, Llegan los Milicos, Ganan el Mundial de Argentina 78 y hubieron secuestros masivos en los conocidos Ford Falcón Verdes
0:57 That Face 😂😂😂😂😂
timor leste background music is indonesian army song🧐
Война ни на день не прекращается нигде
Tinggalkan ayah tinggalkan ibu
This could be helpful for studying Comparative cultural anthropology
The music of each era also conveys the spirit of the time, the zeitgeist.
i love how the united kingdom one and the Ireland one has the UVF on opposite sides
Based!
La masacre de tlatelolco :'( pobres de los que perdieron la vida ese dia
U could have picked any other song for the US but you didn’t
And I respect that
My father was in a civil war in his country in the 70 as kid
🇹🇷❤🇬🇷 same faith, komşu!
Philippines during the late 60s: "This is pretty good"
Philipines during the 70s and 80s: *why do i hear boss music*
( Imma put fingers in my ears if this ever blows up lmao.)
Indonesia ☝🏻🇮🇩
ty for ph
2:56 Its Bangladesh Not India In 1975 " ✌️
Lol without India their was no existence of kangladesh 😂😂
@@india5317 bro u two guys are stupid brother don't fight🇧🇩🤝🇮🇳
Love from 🇮🇳
2:25 LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
70s was a bad and good time for Bangladeshis. Many of our freedom fighters were killed on 25th march,1971 and then many died in the war. But at last,they were free on 16th december,1971. So like,it was hell and heaven.
Thanks for including india
Keren bang
You look up Silent Hill as a decade in Mariam Webter's dictonary and you get the 70s.
Grande passarella
1:30 Is that an operation lotus when the Indonesian part appeared?
yes, or better known as operation seroja
Yes, when Indonesia helped East Timor from Portuguese colonization
@@oizorref2615 Well, kind of. We came there for a noble mission: To remove the Portuguese colonizers and to prevent communist elements from taking hold.
Then, what followed was decades of pain, suffering and war crimes. We treated the East Timorese not as equal brothers and comrades as we should have, but as a colonized people. We were little better than the former Portuguese colonizers.
Thus it's no surprise East Timor became independent in 2002. I can't exactly blame them for all the things we did to them.
@@radoponas a timorese person, a very good accurate recount
I'm from Brazil and besides winning the cup...We were going through a military dictatorship and because we won the World Cup, the military government created several advertisements, the most famous one being: Brazil Love it or Leave it
BENTO !!
ASYIK !!!
As a floridian, i hadn't noticed before this video that only cuban spanish sounds like spanish to me
0:55 ph martial law*-*
Các anh hùng Việt Nam 🇻🇳🇻🇳
Somebody please explain Mexico for me. Why a spanish version of the Horst-Wessel-Lied?