Now that the algorithm is kicking in, i suppose i should clarfiy some stuff: Firstly: YES I MADE A MISTAKE WITH GENERATION WAR IT DIDN'T COME OUT IN 1976 Secondly: Most of the films that i would've like to include like Tobruk, sink the bismarck and the more modern Midway film i was unable to mostly cause of inability to access footage of them, both through legal and "grey" ways. Thirdly: The flag used in Fury and downfall is the German National flag because the swastika can get a video demonitised Finally: The lack of Chinese movies is mostly ideological. Since most of the fighting was between Nationalists vs Japanese, it wouldn't go over very well with the CCP to depict their former enemy as heroes.
People shouldn't care about these useless details. Point is, war is hell. It never achieves anything. Beware of those who call for war for the "greater good." History is usually told by the victors. This is becoming less true thankfully and hopefully the real truth of how bad such periods were wins out that we may not repeat it.
The Warsaw Uprising was in 1944 not in 1943. The Warsaw GHETTO Uprising against GERMANS was in 1943. P.S. Excuse me WTF is this GERMAN flag at the very end ?! Where is the real flag ?! I can't stand this historical lies .
World War II Timeline in this Video. 00:00 - 0:20 - The Invasion of Poland. 0:20 - 0:39 - The Battles of Khalkhin Gol. 0:39 - 0:01 - The Winter War. 0:01 - 1:25 - The Invasion of Denmark. 1:25 - 1:47 - The Invasion of Norway. 1:47 - 2:11 - The Battle of France. 2:11 - 2:36 - The Battle of Britain. 2:36 - 3:06 - Operation Barbarossa. 3:06 - 3:32 - The Siege of Leningrad. 3:32 - 3:56 - The Siege of Sevastopol. 3:56 - 4:21 - The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. 4:21- 4:44 - The Battle of Ambon. 4:44 - 5:07 - The Bombing of Darwin. 5:07 - 5:29 - The Battle of Midway. 5:51 - 6:15 - Battle of Guadalcanal. 6:15 - 6:36 - Operation Torch. 5:29 - 5:51 - Battle of Stalingrad. 6:36 - 6:58 6:58 - 7:15 - The Battle of Kasserine Pass. 7:15 - 7:31 - the Warsaw ghetto uprising. 7:31 - 7:55 - The Battle of Kursk. 7:56 - 8:15 - The Invasion of Sicily. 8:15 - 8:33 - The Battle of Anzio. 8:33 - 8:51 - The Invasion of Normandy. 8:51 - 9:08 9:08 - 9:28 - The Battle of Saipan. 9:28 - 9:51 - Operation Bagration. 9:51 - 10:14 - Battle of Peleliu. 10:14 - 10:32 - Operation Market Garden. 10:32 - 10:54 - The Battle of the Bulge. 10:54 - 11:12 - The Battle of Iwo Jima. 11:12 - 11:29 - The Battle of Kassel. 11:29 - 11:47 - The Battle of Okinawa. 11:47 - 12:02 - The Battle of Berlin. 12:02 - 12:41 - The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
For Iwo Jima, would have been cool to see a composite of “Flags of our Fathers” and “Letters from Iwo Jima”. One battle, two movies, from an American and Japanese perspective.
World War II Timeline in this Video. 00:00 - 0:20 - The Invasion of Poland. 0:20 - 0:39 - The Battles of Khalkhin Gol. 0:39 - 0:01 - The Winter War. 0:01 - 1:25 - The Invasion of Denmark. 1:25 - 1:47 - The Invasion of Norway. 1:47 - 2:11 - The Battle of France. 2:11 - 2:36 - The Battle of Britain. 2:36 - 3:06 - Operation Barbarossa. 3:06 - 3:32 - The Siege of Leningrad. 3:32 - 3:56 - The Siege of Sevastopol. 3:56 - 4:21 - The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. 4:21- 4:44 - The Battle of Ambon. 4:44 - 5:07 - The Bombing of Darwin. 5:07 - 5:29 - The Battle of Midway. 5:51 - 6:15 - Battle of Guadalcanal. 6:15 - 6:36 - Operation Torch. 5:29 - 5:51 - Battle of Stalingrad. 6:36 - 6:58 6:58 - 7:15 - The Battle of Kasserine Pass. 7:15 - 7:31 - the Warsaw ghetto uprising. 7:31 - 7:55 - The Battle of Kursk. 7:56 - 8:15 - The Invasion of Sicily. 8:15 - 8:33 - The Battle of Anzio. 8:33 - 8:51 - The Invasion of Normandy. 8:51 - 9:08 9:08 - 9:28 - The Battle of Saipan. 9:28 - 9:51 - Operation Bagration. 9:51 - 10:14 - Battle of Peleliu. 10:14 - 10:32 - Operation Market Garden. 10:32 - 10:54 - The Battle of the Bulge. 10:54 - 11:12 - The Battle of Iwo Jima. 11:12 - 11:29 - The Battle of Kassel. 11:29 - 11:47 - The Battle of Okinawa. 11:47 - 12:02 - The Battle of Berlin. 12:02 - 12:41 - The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
World War II Timeline in this Video. 00:00 - 0:20 - The Invasion of Poland. 0:20 - 0:39 - The Battles of Khalkhin Gol. 0:39 - 0:01 - The Winter War. 0:01 - 1:25 - The Invasion of Denmark. 1:25 - 1:47 - The Invasion of Norway. 1:47 - 2:11 - The Battle of France. 2:11 - 2:36 - The Battle of Britain. 2:36 - 3:06 - Operation Barbarossa. 3:06 - 3:32 - The Siege of Leningrad. 3:32 - 3:56 - The Siege of Sevastopol. 3:56 - 4:21 - The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. 4:21- 4:44 - The Battle of Ambon. 4:44 - 5:07 - The Bombing of Darwin. 5:07 - 5:29 - The Battle of Midway. 5:51 - 6:15 - Battle of Guadalcanal. 6:15 - 6:36 - Operation Torch. 5:29 - 5:51 - Battle of Stalingrad. 6:36 - 6:58 6:58 - 7:15 - The Battle of Kasserine Pass. 7:15 - 7:31 - the Warsaw ghetto uprising. 7:31 - 7:55 - The Battle of Kursk. 7:56 - 8:15 - The Invasion of Sicily. 8:15 - 8:33 - The Battle of Anzio. 8:33 - 8:51 - The Invasion of Normandy. 8:51 - 9:08 9:08 - 9:28 - The Battle of Saipan. 9:28 - 9:51 - Operation Bagration. 9:51 - 10:14 - Battle of Peleliu. 10:14 - 10:32 - Operation Market Garden. 10:32 - 10:54 - The Battle of the Bulge. 10:54 - 11:12 - The Battle of Iwo Jima. 11:12 - 11:29 - The Battle of Kassel. 11:29 - 11:47 - The Battle of Okinawa. 11:47 - 12:02 - The Battle of Berlin. 12:02 - 12:41 - The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
00:00 - 0:20 - The Invasion of Poland. 0:20 - 0:39 - The Battles of Khalkhin Gol. 0:39 - 0:01 - The Winter War. 0:01 - 1:25 - The Invasion of Denmark. 1:25 - 1:47 - The Invasion of Norway. 1:47 - 2:11 - The Battle of France. 2:11 - 2:36 - The Battle of Britain. 2:36 - 3:06 - Operation Barbarossa. 3:06 - 3:32 - The Siege of Leningrad. 3:32 - 3:56 - The Siege of Sevastopol. 3:56 - 4:21 - The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. 4:21- 4:44 - The Battle of Ambon. 4:44 - 5:07 - The Bombing of Darwin. 5:07 - 5:29 - The Battle of Midway. 5:51 - 6:15 - Battle of Guadalcanal. 6:15 - 6:36 - Operation Torch. 5:29 - 5:51 - Battle of Stalingrad. 6:36 - 6:58 6:58 - 7:15 - The Battle of Kasserine Pass. 7:15 - 7:31 - the Warsaw ghetto uprising. 7:31 - 7:55 - The Battle of Kursk. 7:56 - 8:15 - The Invasion of Sicily. 8:15 - 8:33 - The Battle of Anzio. 8:33 - 8:51 - The Invasion of Normandy. 8:51 - 9:08 9:08 - 9:28 - The Battle of Saipan. 9:28 - 9:51 - Operation Bagration. 9:51 - 10:14 - Battle of Peleliu. 10:14 - 10:32 - Operation Market Garden. 10:32 - 10:54 - The Battle of the Bulge. 10:54 - 11:12 - The Battle of Iwo Jima. 11:12 - 11:29 - The Battle of Kassel. 11:29 - 11:47 - The Battle of Okinawa. 11:47 - 12:02 - The Battle of Berlin. 12:02 - 12:41 - The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
benmcfee I completely agree. I think movies after 1998 are doing a much better job at actually portraying how shorty war is instead of romanticizing the hell out of it for feel good stories
@@chandlerjackson3412 eh, that's because you guys are only watching Hollywood movies. If you look European cinematography (including Russian) you'll see totally different picture way before 1998.
@@shhinobii I didn't say it in my initial comment, but I absolutely agree. My comment doesn't include the kind of bleak realism seen in films like _Come and See_ and _Das Boot_ (just to name a couple). European cinema (especially German and Russian) has had a take-no-prisoners approach to war films for far longer than Hollywood has. Consequently, I'd argue (and I'd bet you're of a similar opinion) that they're better war films for it.
@@benmcfee It's because the US media and the CIA (no, im not joking, look it up) have been spending billions on Anti Communist propaganda since the 50s/60s in hopes that it would push an image of the US being the good guy world police. (WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY COMMITTING MULTIPLE WAR CRIMES ACROSS THE PLANET BUT SHHHHHHH WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THAT BECAUSE IT MAKES THEM TOUCHY) (Also, West Germany allowed Nazis into the Government and they were offered high up positions in large companies (( Barclays Bank in the UK also profited from the holocaust, along with Nestle, the chocolate and water company and IBM who manufactured and created the efficient categorisation method they employed for the concentration camps))after the country was split. Also the British were the first to actually invent Concentration camps... The Communists? well, if you were a Nazi you were imprisoned or killed... So I'd rather have been on the east side....)
For those who are interested in knowing which battles/campaigns were depicted in the films are shown below: 1939 The Pianist: Invasion of Poland, 1st of September - 6th of October. My Way: Battles of Khalkhin Gol/Nomonhan, 11th of May - 16th of September. Part of the Soviet-Japanese border conflicts, 1932 - 1939. The Winter War: Winter War, 30th of November - 13th of March, 1940. 1940 April 9th: German invasion of Denmark, 9th of April. Part of Operation Weserubung, 9th of April - 10th of June. The King's Choice: Norwegian campaign, 9th of April - 10th of June. Part of Operation Weserubung, 9th of April - 10th of June. Dunkirk: Operation Dynamo, 26th of May - 4th of June. Part of the Battle of France, 10th of May - 25th of June. Battle of Britain: Battle of Britain, 10th of July - 31st of October. 1941 Fortress of War: Operation Barbarossa, 22nd of June - 5th of December. Attack on Leningrad: Siege of Leningrad, 8th of September - 27th of January, 1944. Battle of Sevastopol: Siege of Sevastopol (1941-1942), 30th of October - 4th of July, 1942. Tora! Tora! Tora!: Attack on Pearl Harbor, 7th of December. 1942 The Railway Man: Battle of Singapore, 8th of February - 15th of February. Australia: Bombing of Darwin, 19th of February. Midway: Battle of Midway, 4th of June - 7th of June. Enemy At The Gates: Battle of Stalingrad, 23rd of August - 2nd of February, 1943. The Thin Red Line: Guadalcanal campaign, 7th of August - 9th of February, 1943. The Big Red One: Operation Torch, 8th of November - 16th of November. Part of the North African Campaign, 10th of June, 1940 - 13th of May, 1943. 1943 Stalingrad: Operation Little Saturn, 12th of December, 1942 - 18th of February. Part of the Battle of Stalingrad, 23rd of August, 1942 - 2nd of February. Patton: Battle of El Guettar, 23 of March - 3rd of April. Part of the Tunisian campaign, 17th of November, 1942 - 13th of May. Uprising: Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 19th of April - 16th of May. Generation War: Battle of Kursk, 5th of July - 23rd of August. The Tuskegee Airmen: Sicilian Campaign, 9th of July - 17th of August. 1944 Anzio: Battle of Anzio, 22 of Janurary - 5th of June. Part of the Italian campaign, 10th of July, 1943 - 2nd of May, 1945. Saving Private Ryan: Normandy landings, 6th of June. Part of Operation Overlord, 6th of June - 30th of August. Band of Brothers: Battle of Carentan, 10th of June - 14th of June. Part of Operation Overlord, 6th of June - 30th of August. Windtalkers: Battle of Saipan, 15th of June - 9th of July. Cross of Iron: Operation Bagration (Belorussian Strategic Offensive Operation), 23rd of June - 19th of August. The Pacific: Battle of Peleliu, 15th of September - 27th of November. A Bridge Too Far: Operation Market Garden, 17th of September - 25th of September. Band of Brothers: Battle of the Bulge, 16th of December - 25th of January, 1945. 1945 Flags of Our Fathers: Battle of Iwo Jima, 19th of February - 26th of March. Fury: Invasion of Germany, 22nd of March - 8th of May. Hacksaw Ridge: Battle of Okinawa, 1st of April - 22nd of June. Downfall: Battle of Berlin, 16th of April - 2nd of May. Unbroken: Surrender of Japan, 2nd of September.
I'd love to see that film actually, since they had tanks that were impenetrable by Germans, and fired until they did not have more ammo, and then the Germans just ignored them.
There is some (mostly french made) but only few are focused on military event, and all tell individual stories: - Week-end à Zuydcoote (1964) French perspective of the beach of Dunkirk -La septième compagnie (and sequels) (1973-1977) Classic comedy about 3 dumb-coward french soldier lost in the chaos of May 1940 -Le train (1973) Civilian fleeing from northern France on a train -Un balcon en forêt (1979) The Phoney war and begining of fall of France from the perspective of a 4 men platoon stuck in a bunker at the France-Belgian border. -Bon voyage (2003) Love story between People fleeing the Germain invasion. -En mai fait ce qu'il te plaît (2015) Story of a entire village fleeing Germain invasion.
Well to be fair. There wasn't alot of action in 1939. The only thing I could think of is China and poland. And the war started in September there isn't that much time left in year anyways
I also recommend the Polish movie "Miasto 44" (Warsaw 44). It is about the Polish Uprising that took place from August to October 1944. And it was the largest civilian uprising in the history of WW2.
At the time when Germany attacked the Soviet Union, many warehouses with weapons fell from the bombardment and therefore had to fight with what was at hand: a board, a cobblestone, a knife and even a super Soviet red shovel)
Oh my God, what correct information are you saying here. I am from Russia and am very impressed with your knowledge. For which I am grateful to this one.👏✨
The most wondefrul thing is that in an hipothetical filmography universe, all these movies and its stories could exist in the same reallity. Excelent video!
World War II Timeline in this Video. 00:00 - 0:20 - The Invasion of Poland. 0:20 - 0:39 - The Battles of Khalkhin Gol. 0:39 - 0:01 - The Winter War. 0:01 - 1:25 - The Invasion of Denmark. 1:25 - 1:47 - The Invasion of Norway. 1:47 - 2:11 - The Battle of France. 2:11 - 2:36 - The Battle of Britain. 2:36 - 3:06 - Operation Barbarossa. 3:06 - 3:32 - The Siege of Leningrad. 3:32 - 3:56 - The Siege of Sevastopol. 3:56 - 4:21 - The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. 4:21- 4:44 - The Battle of Ambon. 4:44 - 5:07 - The Bombing of Darwin. 5:07 - 5:29 - The Battle of Midway. 5:51 - 6:15 - Battle of Guadalcanal. 6:15 - 6:36 - Operation Torch. 5:29 - 5:51 - Battle of Stalingrad. 6:36 - 6:58 6:58 - 7:15 - The Battle of Kasserine Pass. 7:15 - 7:31 - the Warsaw ghetto uprising. 7:31 - 7:55 - The Battle of Kursk. 7:56 - 8:15 - The Invasion of Sicily. 8:15 - 8:33 - The Battle of Anzio. 8:33 - 8:51 - The Invasion of Normandy. 8:51 - 9:08 9:08 - 9:28 - The Battle of Saipan. 9:28 - 9:51 - Operation Bagration. 9:51 - 10:14 - Battle of Peleliu. 10:14 - 10:32 - Operation Market Garden. 10:32 - 10:54 - The Battle of the Bulge. 10:54 - 11:12 - The Battle of Iwo Jima. 11:12 - 11:29 - The Battle of Kassel. 11:29 - 11:47 - The Battle of Okinawa. 11:47 - 12:02 - The Battle of Berlin. 12:02 - 12:41 - The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Should have used the Stalingrad (1993) film to represent the Battle of Stalingrad. It's much more historically accurate and respectful to the veterans than Enemy at the Gates
Baummann Because Mel Gibson wanted to give overly patriotic Yanks an erection by creating his own fantasy, the real life Medic was such a brave and unique story, and then Gibson got his hands on it. The humour is terrible, Vince Vaughn as a Sgt was awful and they also got a Brit to play the main role, it looked like a gimmicky cheap amateur film.
Definitely not! Older movies are glorifying war most of the time. Only after the 80s it became more antiwar/ showing the horrors of war (Das boot, the pacific , band of brothers and etcetera )
@@sander7165 Every war movie are glorifying war in some they just have message behind it. i think society knows that how bad ww2 was it does not need a 10 iq that war is very bad
@@dyllanalford5276 that is definitely not the case if you except hacksaw ridge and fury. Look at the difference between the battlescenes of a bridge too far and band of brothers
hasselbraam Fury was in no way shape or form accurate. And yes, the US and British paratroopers were in different scenarios that required different tactics. What about the difference?
Theoreticaly, the last film about WW2 would be The Grave of the Fireflies, where we can see the direct consequences of the war after the Japan's defeat. PS : no, the later film about WW2 is Space Battleship Yamato. Try to find better.
From the Pacific Oceans, to mainland Asia, to Scandinavia, to the African desert, to beaches of Sicily and Southern Europe. The streets of Stalingrad, Moscow, Leningrad, to Normandy, and then Berlin. Great way of using the films to show how this truly was a world at war.
Solid compilation nice work! - I might even share this with my students. Perhaps you could have included a few more naval pics covering the Battle of the Atlantic and the campaigns in the South Pacific and one more covering the air war over Europe. So many movies - so little time. Thanks for your efforts.
@@ironmytie1674 it's not about Mussolini, it's about Italian officers and generals, Italian soldiers did good under Rommel command in Africa. Mussolini brought fascism into his country by using his speeches, how's he an idiot? Also, don't forget about Croats, Romanians, Hungarians, even Ukrainians, Chechens and Tatars, they all helped the Nazis, still lost.
@@salokin3087 Still a great list. I did notice as I watched it that there were many missing, but then your comment about securing the rights to footage for it makes a lot of sense. That's a big, fat bummer as it might give newer audiences insight into older films that have been forgotten but are still awesome. "The Great Escape", "Stalag Luft 17", "The Devil's Brigade", "Sahara", "Run Silent, Run Deep", "The Cruel Sea" all come to mind.
@@tamiloxd7168 You can choose between two- "Miasto 44" its more like a drama with a love story in the background. Or "Powstanie Warszawskie" it was produced by The Warsaw Uprising Museum and it was fully made with authentic videos from that times. In this uprising almost whole city was totally destroyed so it should be mentioned in this video.
September 1939, Polish movies: 1."Westerplatte", 1967, director Stanisław Różewicz; 2."Tajemnica Westerplatte" ("Westerplatte mystery"), 2013, director Paweł Chochlew; The Polish Military Transit Depot (Wojskowa Składnica Tranzytowa) in Westerplatte (Gdańsk) is a place symbolizing the beginning of the 2nd World War, where on 1 September 1939 at 4:43 am the first shots of this conflict were fired. 3. "Orzeł" ("Eagle"), 1958, director Leonard Buczkowski; September 1939 - May/June(?) 1940 Fabulated fate of the Polish submarine ORP "Orzeł" at the beginning of World War II. The film was made on board the twin submarine ORP "Sęp". 4. "Hubal", 1973, director Bohdan Poręba; September 1939 - 30 April 1940. A historical film describing the history of the cavalry unit of Major Henryk Dobrzański (nicknamed Hubal), the last regular unit of the Second Polish Republic who did not lay down his arms after losing the September campaign. Polish Army on East (formation& first battle 1st "Tadeusz Kościuszko" Infantry Division in USSR) May-October 1943: "Do krwi ostatniej" ("To the last blood"), 1978, director Jerzy Hoffman. ...and many others...
@@partilhamusicosmica hmmm, Bosko Buha is a good one, not about the war in the region but focused on the Bosnia/Croatia part, its about a bomber boy who's job is to kill German minigunners using grenades to make it easier for the troops to pass. It was one of the most lethal jobs at that time mostly when done by a child. It features him going trough many different situations following the army and being a good loyal Partisan. If you can find it with English subtitles, its a strong recommendation. It features the hardships of war from a child's perspective.
@@DJGigaHyperPrime give the primary source, where did you get this fact? Yes, in the army there were barriers and executions of deserters and those who raised a panic, but in most cases the deserters were returned. The ban on retreat appeared only in the battle near Moscow, since this was the most important strategic point. and if the soldiers began to retreat and in other important points Moscow could be surrounded
@@nicolas2419 but nothing on the representation of the British or Australian Troops of the allied in Africa or even the Italians or Germans. Sometimes o wonder if Hollywood and such know that there was other nations but America
@@firebomb5510 Yes but it's not inside this video, and let's not forget the battle of Shanghai where countless men and women died at the very beginning of the war. Many may not include the 2nd Sino-Japanese war or does not have any idea where it happened but it is the start of the Empire of Japan's evil onslaught.
World War II Timeline in this Video. 00:00 - 0:20 - The Invasion of Poland. 0:20 - 0:39 - The Battles of Khalkhin Gol. 0:39 - 0:01 - The Winter War. 0:01 - 1:25 - The Invasion of Denmark. 1:25 - 1:47 - The Invasion of Norway. 1:47 - 2:11 - The Battle of France. 2:11 - 2:36 - The Battle of Britain. 2:36 - 3:06 - Operation Barbarossa. 3:06 - 3:32 - The Siege of Leningrad. 3:32 - 3:56 - The Siege of Sevastopol. 3:56 - 4:21 - The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. 4:21- 4:44 - The Battle of Ambon. 4:44 - 5:07 - The Bombing of Darwin. 5:07 - 5:29 - The Battle of Midway. 5:51 - 6:15 - Battle of Guadalcanal. 6:15 - 6:36 - Operation Torch. 5:29 - 5:51 - Battle of Stalingrad. 6:36 - 6:58 6:58 - 7:15 - The Battle of Kasserine Pass. 7:15 - 7:31 - the Warsaw ghetto uprising. 7:31 - 7:55 - The Battle of Kursk. 7:56 - 8:15 - The Invasion of Sicily. 8:15 - 8:33 - The Battle of Anzio. 8:33 - 8:51 - The Invasion of Normandy. 8:51 - 9:08 9:08 - 9:28 - The Battle of Saipan. 9:28 - 9:51 - Operation Bagration. 9:51 - 10:14 - Battle of Peleliu. 10:14 - 10:32 - Operation Market Garden. 10:32 - 10:54 - The Battle of the Bulge. 10:54 - 11:12 - The Battle of Iwo Jima. 11:12 - 11:29 - The Battle of Kassel. 11:29 - 11:47 - The Battle of Okinawa. 11:47 - 12:02 - The Battle of Berlin. 12:02 - 12:41 - The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
World War II Timeline in this Video. 00:00 - 0:20 - The Invasion of Poland. 0:20 - 0:39 - The Battles of Khalkhin Gol. 0:39 - 0:01 - The Winter War. 0:01 - 1:25 - The Invasion of Denmark. 1:25 - 1:47 - The Invasion of Norway. 1:47 - 2:11 - The Battle of France. 2:11 - 2:36 - The Battle of Britain. 2:36 - 3:06 - Operation Barbarossa. 3:06 - 3:32 - The Siege of Leningrad. 3:32 - 3:56 - The Siege of Sevastopol. 3:56 - 4:21 - The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. 4:21- 4:44 - The Battle of Ambon. 4:44 - 5:07 - The Bombing of Darwin. 5:07 - 5:29 - The Battle of Midway. 5:51 - 6:15 - Battle of Guadalcanal. 6:15 - 6:36 - Operation Torch. 5:29 - 5:51 - Battle of Stalingrad. 6:36 - 6:58 6:58 - 7:15 - The Battle of Kasserine Pass. 7:15 - 7:31 - the Warsaw ghetto uprising. 7:31 - 7:55 - The Battle of Kursk. 7:56 - 8:15 - The Invasion of Sicily. 8:15 - 8:33 - The Battle of Anzio. 8:33 - 8:51 - The Invasion of Normandy. 8:51 - 9:08 9:08 - 9:28 - The Battle of Saipan. 9:28 - 9:51 - Operation Bagration. 9:51 - 10:14 - Battle of Peleliu. 10:14 - 10:32 - Operation Market Garden. 10:32 - 10:54 - The Battle of the Bulge. 10:54 - 11:12 - The Battle of Iwo Jima. 11:12 - 11:29 - The Battle of Kassel. 11:29 - 11:47 - The Battle of Okinawa. 11:47 - 12:02 - The Battle of Berlin. 12:02 - 12:41 - The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The problem with where you put The Pacific and Band Of Brothers is their timeline in both miniseries goes from 1942-1945(I believe the Pacific even goes into 1946)
Spartan 150 In episode 10 where we see Sledge and his friends returning home in the train, it was after they completed their tour of duty in China (after Okinawa; shown offscreen). The 1st Mar Div was sent to China after Okinawa as part of its occupational duty. You can read Sledge’s book “China Marine”.
Try to watch soviet film series Liberation (1971) by Yuri Ozerov. It contains Battle of Kursk, Crossing of Dnepr river, Liberation of Belarus and Poland, Battle of Seelow heights and Battle of Berlin. Specially Battle of Kursk is well filmed because of using thousands of Red army soldiers instead of CGI.
The problem with a Kursk film is that the scale is just way too big to capture. How do you show thousands of tanks shooting at each other alongside millions of infantry, for example?
@@bkjeong4302 Well, the Soviet Union probably could have pulled it off, but it might have become a propaganda film. I base this opinion on Waterloo, which the Red Army was able to make a fascinating movie using genuine props and tactics.
@Mr. LaFleur well obviously not, if they decided to show a better film. Even with outdated VFX, Tora! Tora! Tora! still stands head and shoulders above Pearl Harbor and clearly that mattered more to Salokin when making this video. Visuals and impressive VFX are only surface elements. Pearl Harbor had absolutely no other redeeming qualities as a film, and therefore was not judged as worthy enough for inclusion on this list. Simple as
@@reefrunnerart The actor that did Isoroku Yamamoto is good tough, very famious as well, he did narrator voice of Dexter laboratory and the voice of Uncle Iroh from Avatar the last airbender amongst others.
@@reefrunnerart + the Japanese did the Japanese side and U.S did the U.S side of the movies, because when you let US do all the work, you get pearl harbour (2001) movie, only good thing is attack scene and the actor who played Isoroku Yamamoto.
