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again there Hitler preferred

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to betray the Soviet Union Wow

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what was the reason because Hitler was big-headed

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he felt confident in

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Germany's military capabilities which were indeed strong at that time

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wa hai wa asalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Thank you

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for clicking this video for my beloved wawak-wawak

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wherever you

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are Wak I hope you are always

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in good and healthy condition

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of course this is a condition that

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we should be grateful for we can

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sleep comfortably eat enough and

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freely go anywhere safely

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if we lived in the era of 1939 to

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1945 waak we may not necessarily be able to

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get the comfort as

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we feel now because at

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that time Wak this world was

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faced with a war which was

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said to be the

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deadliest event in the history of mankind

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in this war there were at least 50

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countries that fought on land at

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sea and in the air where the coverage

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area also almost reached the

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entire world before where we live

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almost all parts of it were affected by the

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war so massive this war action

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killed around 60 to 80

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million victims of war Is that Ah that's it

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W as I wrote in the title

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Tonight I will tell you about

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World War I or World War II but

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also before I get into the story Wow

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I want to disclaim first that in

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the history of World War II there are

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many times many times the details of the events

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that occurred each country Wak has its

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own reasons and interests

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why they launched the

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war right People there are 50 countries W as

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a result during World War II there

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were indeed many

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different events that occurred

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simultaneously for example when in Europe

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there was an attack carried out by

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Germany at the same time in Asia

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there was also an attack waak an attack

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carried out by Japan Well because

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there were indeed many events that

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occurred simultaneously and also

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involved many countries in the world of course

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Wak I apologize it won't be boring

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if for example I explain all of them

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one by one in this video right so I

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apologize if for example my explanation is

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felt to be incomplete W yes you

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can just add in the comments column

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below if for example you are willing

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in this video I only summarize the

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outline of the events of

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World War II Wak yes Starting from the

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German invasion of Poland in 39

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Which is the event that marked the

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start of World War II until the

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event when Japan surrendered

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unconditionally to the Allies in 1945

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Which is it is an event that

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marks the end of the Second World War

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so e from the beginning to the end

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wak ya n curious how the

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full story so without further ado Wak

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Come on let's get into the story

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check it

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out the causes of the Second World War

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W cannot be separated from

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the history of World War 1 of course so

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here I will also tell a glimpse

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of World War 1 first

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Wak yes so this ha wawaku all

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World War 1 is a global conflict that

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occurred on July 28, 1914

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to November 11, 1918 well

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initially this event occurred in

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Europe involving several

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major powers there namely Australia

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Hungary

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Ottoman Turkey Germany France and Russia

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Well to gather even greater power

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these countries

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then formed an alliance or

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cooperation with other countries

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Austria Hungary was allied with

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Ottoman Turkey and also Germany which was

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later called the Central E Block

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while Russia was allied with

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France which was later called the

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allied block well At that time the

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central block and the allied block

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were also competing in carry out

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expansion or expansion of the territory Well

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this causes conflicts and

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also tensions between countries that have

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begun to be felt but the problem was

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still limited to small conflicts, it had

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not yet reached war until finally

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on June 28, 1914 there was a

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bloody incident that killed the

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crown prince of Austria Hungary

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named Franz Ferdinand well the party that

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was considered to be the mastermind in

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this incident was the Serbian nationalist group, a

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country that was originally

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part of the Ottoman Empire but had become

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independent after being assisted by Russia Wow yeah well

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this bloody incident made the

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Australian Hungarian side

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very angry, they finally

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declared war on

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Serbia Well this was the first war

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that started the outbreak of World War 1 well in

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response to the declaration of war,

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Syria then received support

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from its friends from the allied bloc, namely

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Russia and France Well after that

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this allied bloc also declared

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war on Australia and

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Hungary and the country that was its

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alliance in the central bloc, namely

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Germany well here the allied bloc

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and the central bloc had started to

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attack each other sir Well the war between the

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allied bloc and the central bloc was getting

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wider and involved many

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countries in the world There are those who join the

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Allied bloc, there are also those who join the

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Central Bloc, other countries also

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join in. Well, they continued

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to carry out this war for 4

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years, Wak, until finally,

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when entering

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1918, the Allied bloc and the Central Bloc

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began to feel great losses

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due to the war. Many of their soldiers

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died, their economy fell, there was

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famine everywhere and

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internal conflicts also arose in each country,

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wow, in the midst of this situation that had

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begun to falter in each of

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these countries, suddenly who was

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America, did he join, where did the

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Allied bloc go and investigate, and investigate, wow, America

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initially did not want to be involved

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in this international conflict, but

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they participated in World War 1

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after Germany dared to attack the

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Lusitania W ship and the SS Lakonia ship

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belonging to America, America was quiet at

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first,

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they were nudged, so America joined, so America,

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America in World War 1, Wak,

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made the Allied power even bigger, of

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course, the Central Bloc became even

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smaller, huh, America entered

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until finally the Central Bloc

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surrendered on November 11, 2011

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1918 well the surrender of the central bloc

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marked the end of World War 1

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and to prevent a

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similar war from happening in the future

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on June 28, 1919 the

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allied bloc and the central bloc also

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entered into a peace treaty called the

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treaty Do you guys still

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remember Ken the treaty of versailles smart or

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not later I'll forget the same I also forgot at first

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luckily I refreshed my brain

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remember the treaty of versailles when

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we were in elementary school heard this right well

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anyway in the treaty of versailles

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this allied blog considers that

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Germany is the party most

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responsible for the outbreak of

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World War 1 well as a result Germany had to

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accept sanctions Wak in the form of first

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Germany had to hand over some of

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its territory to the allies give

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us here then second the German military was

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limited to only being allowed to

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have 100,000 soldiers no

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more and third Germany

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had to pay war damages of

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132 billion Mark German currency at

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that time or equivalent to 33 billion USD that was the exchange

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rate At that time, yes, if for example

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converted to the exchange rate in 2023, yeah

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There are sources that say that the

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nominal amount was equivalent to

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270 billion USD USD yes, how much is that rupiah,

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multiply it yourself Wak yes Well,

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those were the points of sanctions for Germany

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contained in the Treaty of

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Versailles Well, with

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a heavy heart, Germany was willing to sign it, the German

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peace treaty that had to be responsible, that's the point, right, since the Treaty of Versailles was signed, wa,

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World War I was officially considered over, right ... The

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Treaty of Versailles also

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gave rise to feelings of hatred

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among the people there, the

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German people, because they

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felt they had been treated unfairly.

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At the same time, the

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German government was considered to have failed

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in overcoming various problems.

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As a result, of course,

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public trust in the government there

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decreased drastically. People

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had begun to no longer believe

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in the government and they began to

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turn to other parties or

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movements there.

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That's where Adolf Hitler finally

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emerged with the party

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he led, namely the Nazis. At

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that time, Adolf Hitler had the ambition

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to restore German power

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as before. He was

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one of the people who did not accept the

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contents of the Versailles Treaty

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and to realize his ambition,

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Hitler tried to enter the

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government on January 30,

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1933. Hitler was appointed

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chancellor or head of government of Germany

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and f w head of government and head of

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state are different. W yes, the position of

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head of state is led by the president.

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Yes, it's different. Well, at the time when Hitler

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rose as chancellor, the person who

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served as president of Germany was

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Paul Von Hindenberg W then a year

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later in 1934 President

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Hindenberg died, so

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in response to that, Hitler

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immediately issued a

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new policy, namely the

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position of chancellor and also president, right?

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Well, through this new policy, automatically,

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Hitler's status officially

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changed to become the highest ruler of

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Germany, head of state and head of

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government, everything was carried out by Shiva

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like that, right? After Hitler

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came to power in Germany, he began

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to make new breakthroughs that

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violated the Versailles peace treaty. Wow,

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remember what I said earlier? One of the contents of the

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Versailles treaty was to limit

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the number of German military forces. Right, at that time,

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Hitler acted indifferently,

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so he continued to increase the number of

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German military troops, it was limited to a

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maximum of 100,000, right, he didn't add

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to it. He also introduced compulsory

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military service, re-established the

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Air Force which was initially paralyzed and also

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increased the production of weapons

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there, all of which were violated by Hitler, right?

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Then after the German military fleet

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rose again, Hitler then

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carried out attacks, right? He

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carried out attacks to recapture the

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territory that was originally part of

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Germany's power.

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What was it like in the first agreement that they would

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get part of

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Germany's territory, right?

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Hitler withdrew it In March 1936,

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Hitler and his troops occupied the

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Rinel region, a region in

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West Germany that was a

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demilitarized zone or a zone free from

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military activity. They entered there.

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Then in March 1938, Hitler

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and his troops began to enter

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Austria. And also invaded

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part of the Czech Republic. Hitler entered it all.

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What

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Hitler did was a complete violation of the

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Versailles peace treaty. This was

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then discovered by England and

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France, the countries that were part of the

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Allied bloc. It was discovered by the Allies, but at the time

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I thought England and France

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could not do anything because at

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that time their economic conditions

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were in disarray and worsened

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due to the fall of the stock market in

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America. If England and France

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protested Germany's actions and made

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them have to go to war again, England and

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France did not have the resources,

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they did not have the money, so

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they just kept quiet, sir,

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even though they knew that

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Hitler had violated it, they had no

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power at that time. Because

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the Allies did not react in

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any way to his actions, Hitler became even more

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aggressive. That's in

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carrying out the invasion but when Hitler

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started to take over Poland, yes,

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Poland at the same time, England and

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France formed an alliance

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with Poland to guarantee

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Poland's independence. So they did

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n't want Poland to fall into

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Hitler's hands, that's the point, Hitler,

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who was annoyed by that, finally

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chose to look for friends, he wanted to

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cooperate with the Soviet Union, which at

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that time was led by Joseph Stalin,

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waak, this cooperation between Germany and the

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Soviet Union was stated in

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the fact of non-aggression, namely the

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Molotov rebanrop fact signed

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by Hitler and Stalin on

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August 23, 1939, yes, the Soviet Union wanted

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to help and based on that fact,

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Germany and the Soviet Union promised

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never to attack

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each other and in addition, they also agreed

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to invade Poland together and

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divide Poland into two parts,

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Germany would later occupy the

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western part of Poland, the Soviet Union

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would occupy the

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eastern part of Poland, yes, after getting

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support from the Soviet Union

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on September 1, 1939, Germany

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began to invade Poland,

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well, this is what

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many people believe is an event that

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marked the beginning of World War II,

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this is how it was initially believed that it would

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continue

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into world war 2 this is a

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global conflict that broke the world into two

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large blocks remember Wak the allied block and the

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axis block yes and Actually there are many

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times Wak countries that are members of

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this allied block but the ones that played the most

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role in the Second World War were

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the four countries in the allied block,

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England France America Soviet Union that was the

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allied block yes England France America

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Soviet Union remember well while in the

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axis block there were only three countries eh that's it

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Japan Germany and Italy but

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here you need to remember W that

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these two blocks were not suddenly

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formed like that yes There are

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countries that have joined from the beginning there are

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also those that just joined in the

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second year or the third year of the war so it didn't

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immediately drag them all together did it start like that

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and the reasons for

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their participation in the second world war are also

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various W the reasons here I

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try to summarize one by one yes hopefully

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you understand yes this continues yes so the

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attack that Germany carried out on

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Poland earlier on September 1 39

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was carried out on a large scale

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indeed waak where Germany also

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deployed more than 2000 tanks 600

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bombers and more than 400

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fighter planes and the result of

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the attack At least

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133,700 Poles were

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injured and 66,000 people

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died. That was the first time

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when they attacked Poland.

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The attack certainly triggered the

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weakness of several allied countries. Who were

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Britain and France? Finally,

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on September 3, 1939, or

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2 days after Germany invaded

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Poland, Britain and France

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officially

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declared war

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on Germany. But before they could

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launch their war against

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Germany, In April 1940,

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Germany had already invaded

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Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Belgium.

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Not long after, Hitler and

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his troops deployed 100 tanks and

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156 fighter planes to

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France. That's what made the

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allied forces there immediately

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pressured. They were pushed

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to the Dunkirk coast.

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They were cornered, so to speak, and

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because they could not repel the

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German attack, finally, on

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May 16 to June 4, 1940,

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around

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338,000 allied troops were forced to

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evacuate. This marked

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Germany's success. in invading

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France, Germany won. Well, after

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successfully invading France, Germany,

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led by Hitler, of course, and

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its troops continued to

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invade various other countries

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in Europe, but as

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time went by, the

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allied countries also began to rise up

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to fight back. Germany was oppressed

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continuously by Germany at first,

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so that Germany could continue to

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invade without being disturbed by the allies,

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Germany formed an alliance again, with

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Japan and Italy, well, then

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from this alliance, it was called the

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axis bloc. The formation of the axis bloc

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or alliance between Germany, Japan, and

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Italy began on

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September 27, 1940. This alliance

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was marked by the signing of the

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tripartite fact by Hitler or the

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German representative, Saburo Kurusu, the

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representative from Japan, and also Galea

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Zokiano, the representative from Italy. Well,

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this tripartite fact Wak contains, first, Japan

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recognized the leadership of Germany and Italy

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in Europe, second, Germany and Italy

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recognized the leadership of Japan in Greater

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East Asia, then third, they

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agreed to cooperate with each other and

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provide assistance in all fields,

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both military politics and

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economics, that's the agreement between the three of them,

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right, after the axis bloc

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This was formed and the power of the

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Japanese German and Italian alliance grew stronger

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Brother and Sister, the three of them returned to

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continue their respective activities,

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namely, what, they returned to

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invade in 1941, Germany

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launched another war by invading the

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country that was their

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next target, who was he? Well,

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let's go back a bit.

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Remember, I painted a story earlier,

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if Hitler and Stalin were the leaders of the

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Soviet Union, right? They had already signed the fact, that was the

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non-aggression fact. Where did

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they agree not to attack each other?

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Right, again, Hitler

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chose to betray the

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Soviet Union. Wow, what was the reason? Because Hitler was

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big-headed, he felt confident

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in Germany's military capabilities, which were

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indeed strong at that time. W,

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never mind, if I attack, they will definitely

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win, my troops are so great.

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If Hitler thought that was it, that's it, in

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the end, right? W, Germany

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made the Soviet Union the

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next target of invasion. At that time, he was

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supported to attack home. He was

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betrayed by the Soviet Union. In

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June 1941, without thinking twice,

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Germany sent at least 4.5

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million troops from the Axis bloc

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to attack the Soviet Union in an

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operation called As a

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barbarous operation, initially the German crew

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succeeded in occupying part of the Soviet Union's territory, right?

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They were PD, right? It was

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easy to enter, but not

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long after that, Wak, unexpectedly, the

18:37

Soviet Union also succeeded in

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pushing back the German troops, they were fought back and

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retreated, plus at that time there

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was an extreme winter there, wa,

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that also made the German troops

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unable to last long there,

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hah, in this battle from the

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German side, Wa, there were around 750,000

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casualties. uka and 200,000 victims died 200,000

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victims loh Wa while the sofet Union also had

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the same 500,000 victims died even

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more and also 1, eng eh 1.3 million victims

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were injured the number of victims was indeed

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more than the Soviet Union W but even

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so the Soviet Union was still successful

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Still won he managed to

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defend their territory from the

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German attack well this barbarous attack

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made Stalin or the leader of the

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Soviet Union and his troops furious they were furious

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they were

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betrayed again by Germany

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their fault was Hitler who had

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betrayed the non-aggression agreement

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between them finally they took revenge

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to avenge that annoyance the

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Soviet Union decided to turn he turned

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he joined the allied bloc

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Initially he didn't go anywhere

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not the allied bloc not the axis bloc

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either he was just on good terms with e

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who Germany Yes betrayed like

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that come in Come on I want to join the

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allied bloc to fight the axis bloc Well

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that's the beginning of the beginning Why finally the

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Soviet Union was able to join the

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allied bloc like that let's continue well still in the

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same year Which is the year 1941

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when the Soviet Union joined the

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allies at that time America was still

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neutral wa was still neutral

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he didn't side with anyone

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even though at that time the tension between

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America and Japan was also starting to be

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felt, you know Wa because Japan

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continued to make

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attacks, right, but America

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was still calm, he still chose

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not to interfere in the

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international war Crazy core, yes, then on

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December 7,

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1941 an unexpected event

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suddenly happened around .38 am

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waak the American Navy base

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located in Perherber, Hawaii was

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suddenly attacked by whoever

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Poro, Japan, and their friends Germany

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was not half-hearted W to

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paralyze the Perherber naval base,

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Japan even deployed 353

20:38

fighter planes, bombers and

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torpedo launchers, imagine what you guys

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and as a result of the attack, America

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suffered very large losses,

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their warships were badly damaged W, some

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of which were also

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sunk, 188 of

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their planes were destroyed, 1178 of their soldiers were

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injured and

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2403 of their soldiers had to lose their lives

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Oh, I was attacked, I was quiet, why did you

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attack me Yes Japan Well, in response to the

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attack on December 8,

21:06

1941, America immediately

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held a congress to determine

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their next stance, I want to

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remain neutral or I just continue the

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war, the point is, that's it, right?

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Then based on the results of the congress, it

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turned out that there was only one voice that

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objected to the war being held,

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while the others who were present

21:25

at the congress agreed to fight back against

21:28

Japan and finally, in accordance

21:30

with the majority decision, from

21:32

that moment on, America officially

21:34

declared itself to join the

21:37

Allied Bloc and participate in

21:40

World War I, ahah, so here the

21:43

Allied Bloc, ah, the more there are, the stronger it is, right? The

21:46

Soviet Union, after being attacked

21:47

back by Germany, finally joined the

21:48

Allied Bloc, likewise America, which was

21:50

secretly attacked by

21:52

Japan, and the same with the Axis Bloc,

21:53

finally decided to join the

21:55

Allies, so after America

21:59

declared their participation in

22:00

World War II,

22:03

Japan's position was threatened, W Eh, I Ma, what about

22:05

America, joining in response to

22:07

this, its friend Germany, led by

22:09

Hitler's troops, then

22:11

showed their commitment to

22:13

supporting its friend or supporting the

22:14

Axis Bloc alliance, where on

22:17

December 11, 1941 1941 Germany also

22:20

declared war against America

22:22

wa initially this axis block was Japan

22:24

Germany and Italy tadya Indeed yes W

22:26

It's true that they were still able to

22:28

maintain their strength in the

22:29

war, right, but entering the year 42 Wak 1

22:32

year later the power of the axis block was getting

22:35

weaker, the three of them were getting weaker and

22:37

weaker and began to show

22:39

signs of defeat where in

22:42

October 1942 when the battle of l

22:45

Alem in North Africa broke out,

22:47

British and American troops

22:49

succeeded in pushing back the German

22:51

and Italian troops who were there

22:53

then only a few months after

22:55

Germany lost the battle of El almain

22:57

Wa in eh February

23:00

1943 Germany again experienced defeat

23:03

in the selling red war or the war

23:05

between Germany and the Soviet Union, well

23:07

this stalling road war Wak is said

23:09

to be the bloodiest battle

23:12

in the second world war where around

23:15

1.2 million Soviet Union soldiers and 800,000

23:19

German soldiers died in this incident

23:21

combined almost 2 million Wa but

23:24

Germany lost here and after experiencing the

23:25

defeat of the war from the e el alamen war

23:28

and the stalling R war, Germany was

23:30

increasingly overwhelmed in fighting the

23:32

allied forces and not as confident as the

23:33

first time, well, on the contrary, the

23:35

Allied forces actually had the

23:37

upper hand, then on

23:39

June 6, 1949, eh 44, sorry, the

23:42

Allied forces began a

23:44

large-scale invasion of Europe, where

23:47

they deployed

23:49

156,000 Allied troops in

23:51

France, well, at that time, the

23:54

Allied forces tried to take over the

23:55

French territory which had fallen

23:57

into German hands, right, right, as

23:58

I told you earlier,

24:00

and after France was successfully

24:01

recaptured, the Allied forces began to

24:03

push into German territory, ah, the

24:07

entry of Allied forces into

24:09

German territory made

24:10

German officials, including Hitler,

24:12

of course, begin to waver, they began to be afraid

24:14

W and they felt that

24:16

Ouch, Germany would soon lose in

24:18

World War II, finally, because the

24:20

German forces continued to experience

24:21

setbacks, precisely in

24:23

January 1945, Hitler

24:26

chose to hide, Wak, he was

24:28

in his refugee camp

24:29

in Berlin and it was there that

24:32

on April 30, 1945,

24:35

Hitler chose to end his

24:38

own life using a pistol to die

24:40

in Hitler then Yes, not long

24:43

after Hitler died, precisely

24:44

on May 7, 1945, Germany

24:48

surrendered unconditionally and ended the

24:51

Second World War in Europe.

24:54

Likewise with Italy, which after

24:56

experiencing several defeats,

24:58

Italy had already surrendered

25:00

to the Allies on September 8,

25:02

1943, so Italy surrendered earlier to the

25:05

Allies than Germany. The defeat of

25:07

Italy and Germany marked the

25:09

end of World War II in

25:11

Europe, but it did not mean that

25:13

World War II was completely over. Yes, it was

25:14

only in Europe and Java because there was

25:16

Asia, there was Japan, their friend,

25:18

yes, Japan still continued

25:20

to resist there. Japan

25:22

still did not want to surrender to the Allies

25:24

until finally in August

25:26

1945, the Allies attacked

25:29

Japan by dropping atomic bombs on the

25:32

cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. That's what

25:35

made Japan's condition so

25:36

chaotic. Wait a minute,

25:39

[Applause]

25:40

Even though Japan is famous for its

25:43

very strong and loyal military forces,

25:45

at that time the

25:47

Japanese military did not have the technology

25:49

in the form of atomic bombs, as a result they

25:51

could not attack the Allies back. Well,

25:53

after the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were

25:54

destroyed, Japan experienced overwhelming

25:57

and also very severe damage

25:59

then that is the same as his two friends

26:01

Italy and Germany on August 14,

26:04

1945 the Japanese troops finally

26:06

did the same thing They surrendered

26:09

unconditionally to the allies well

26:12

this Japanese surrender event is what finally

26:14

really marked the end of World War

26:18

II this second world war had a

26:21

very big impact of course for

26:23

human civilization later Wak

26:25

various sources say that

26:26

this war involved at least or

26:28

at least 100 million military troops from

26:31

various countries 100 million Wak yes and the

26:34

sad news is that the number of victims

26:36

who fell was also no less many

26:39

casualties both from the military

26:41

or civilians are estimated to reach 70

26:44

million people wow which number is

26:47

equivalent to 3% 3% of the world's population at

26:51

that time yes they not only died

26:52

because of war attacks but also

26:54

many of them died

26:56

from starvation and also disease outbreaks

26:58

that spread due to the war and

27:00

besides that this second world war

27:02

resulted in worsening

27:04

air quality and also damage to infrastructure

27:07

in various countries even in Germany

27:09

itself there were more than 160 cities that were

27:11

destroyed by bombs wa and

27:14

finally after the second world war

27:15

ended the allied block and the western block The axis also

27:18

returned to their hometowns, they

27:19

got a big homework to restore

27:22

their country's condition as before,

27:27

okay W so that was the story about

27:29

World War II as

27:31

I mentioned earlier Actually,

27:33

there are many Allahu Akbar wak many

27:35

events that happened during

27:37

this world war, there was the event of

27:39

Japan entering Indonesia,

27:40

Hitler's death which was also suspected to be a conspiracy, the

27:43

outbreak of the Holocaust or

27:45

genocide against the Jews

27:47

carried out by Germany and others

27:49

many times Wow, of course it won't all

27:50

fit if I tell it all

27:52

here, right? You can

27:54

also please add additional information in the comments column below.

27:57

What is clear is that through this story I

27:59

want to convey to you that

28:01

war is not a good idea, right?

28:04

There are many resources, time

28:06

and energy that are drained in war,

28:09

not to mention if you lose, the losses are

28:11

also many, even

28:13

more. Do you want to know

28:15

what fun facts are here? Huh, the war losses

28:17

that Germany had to pay in

28:18

World War I, World War I was

28:20

only paid off in 2010, wow, in

28:23

2010, they routinely paid

28:25

their debts, it's been 100 years yeah it's exciting, right?

28:28

So come on, let's

28:30

love peace together, we both

28:32

live side by side, respect each other,

28:34

love each other and of course take

28:36

care of each other W yes, may we always be

28:38

protected by Allah subhanahu wa taala

28:40

wherever and whenever, amen, oh lord of the universe,

28:41

especially for our country,

28:43

may Allah always protect us, Amen, oh

28:45

Allah, amen, oh Allah

28:48

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28:51

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