Japanese Victory March from Nanjing! Nanjing! City of Life and Death (2009) 

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It was also done in front of the people they slaughtered and defeated. Make no mistake, part of this may have been to honor the fallen, but a good amount of it was to add insult to injury to the people they massacred.

@@537monster sucks to suck

@@537monster Like any good warrior people should

@@svartirbjorn197 “warrior people” the Japanese were never “warrior people”. That was just propaganda from WWII wrath imperialists. Japan was always known for its predominant culture, literature, architecture, religion, and statecraft. The Mongols, were warrior people, the Vikings were warrior people. The Japanese, had warriors, but not everyone was meant to be one. They were more civilized than that.

Coolest thing I ever seen!

@@tonymoretti2347ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DQmka6oV2FM.html The movie "Fighting Soldiers" (1939). 58 minutes after the movie, a parade of Japanese troops and a memorial service for the war dead were held at the time of the collapse of Hankou Castle (Wuhan City) in October 1938. The movie "Fighting Soldiers" produced in 1939 by the Toho Film Culture Film Department with the support of the Army Press Department with the aim of enhancing the fighting spirit of the Sino-Japanese War that began in 1937. The premiere portrayed the reality of the war well and was well received by military personnel, but censorship by the Interior Ministry banned the film because of its anti-war ideology.

@@070272kt wow cool thank you very much

@@070272kt yah I can see why the war censors wouldn't like the film. By showing refugee's, war damage and etc. Can you please tell me what is written down before the Russian church scene. I assume its in Manchuria somewhere. Thanks alot

@@tonymoretti2347 I think the church is the Church of Alexander Nevsky. The place will be Wuhan City. The 52-minute subtitle is the day when Wuhan's anti-Japanese collapse.

Yep true. Been there and heard none about this sht

I only heard Soran Bushi from school in Japan. Which is a dance for fishermen on wild sea to catch a lot of fishes.

We learned about Nanking case in history class.

LOL, check your own schools, funny man.

Lessons about the Nanjing Massacre are often left to the history teacher for that class. My history teacher told me about some of the terrible actions that the Japanese Imperial Army carried out in Nanjing, but I never heard that the soldiers performed the Fisherman's Dance in Nanjing.

I need this edit.

What they did in Nanjing... not so great.

Shut the fuck up you nip apologist

@@gregoralecian very great, big respect to them from germany

@@gregoralecianI agree but you gotta give respects to these guys, they have guts and honour and will do anything to get the job done even if it means death.

​@@gregoraleciannot real

Ashes of the dead.

The dead peoples ashes

The dogs that died early

C4 explosive in dynamite sleeves.

I came here from Imperial Japan vs Modern Japan.

Reddit?

They are the captured Chinese troops(KMT) and were executed after.

It's propaganda,Like Nanking

HHEEE HAAA!

movie. it's called City of Life and Death and its about the rape of nanking

fucking facist

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I do thank you xD

Thanks a lot xD

That was flippin' hilarious.

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Funerals for soldiers who died in battle

Glorious victory of the IJA over the EIGHT ROUTE ARMY.

Красная армия совершила не меньше преступлений,к сожалению многим армиям что в прошлом что в нынешнем времени плевать на рамки женевской конвенции.

​@@user-ls9ky3bz8bAt least they wouldn't do biological weapons test on civilian. They would not forced little girl to do. They would not use human leg bone as smoking pipe. They would not rob others houses. They would not massacre a whole city or village.