WW1 or WW2 

Netherlands and Belgium did their best they could to defend their homeland 🇧🇪🇳🇱. Same for us. We suffered the most From 🇨🇵

Meas a canadian looking a this: Yep seems about right

The meme is talking about ww1

@@dikshantsheoran Yep. Our French Army were also involved eventually we won

Pretty brutal yea

Nobody can defeat the emus

@@urianerreerre5005 Not even 500,000 Aussie troops with 50 years of experience?

Or the chinese contesting your waters

@@percdigest8402 hold up

Emu are strong, like they can take a few bullet to them and they can still run faster than us, reasonable why they win and the Aussie lost

Same, I’ve learned more than him then from my geography class

I suggest oversimplified. That’s how I learned all of the world history.

@@Joe_Biden56 i’ve have interest in the study of flag thanks to him and jacksucksatgeography.

Same. I would also suggest Oversimplified and Simple History

Some of these memes are innaccurate. Learn and read the real stuff in History Books

that's really sad

his brother was basicaly the only person who was there for him his whole life, there's a very famous book made of the letters that they sent to each other. His brother was also who paid for his life and treatments, since he didn't have any money himself.

…Slovakia?

@@colethompson2764 Though Slovakia did not yet exist as an independent nation, its land and people were placed under the banner of Austria-Hungary, which did participate in the Boxer Rebellion.

Lol 22 nations vs some warlords

I think you forgot Spain

And then 14 years later after Boxer Rebellion, those countries start to kill each other off

Dont forget the Boxer Rebellion which brought even more nations (which were part of empires at the time) together

Victorian era in a nutshell: everybody hates the UK

@@diefreikorps9754 I did consider mentioning the Boxer Rebellion however, as it brought nearly all of the global powers together in the Eight Nation Alliance not just primarily France, the UK and the US like Drew mentioned, more over as it was more a alliance of convenience, rather than a hardened political, ideological or economic alliance I chose not to mention it. That being said the Victorian era was one of the most interesting points in history in general, with the Boxer Rebellion being what one could argue was its peak due to seeing all those global powers come together, despite them just years previously jockeying for control over one part of the globe or another. That event itself was also the subsequent inspiration for one of my favorite movies as well 55 Days at Peking so I do have a bit of a soft spot for it in general.

That must suck for U.K and. France haven't seen each other since the custody of U.S and Canada while U.K was laying in bed with The Netherlands while the French were doing the same with Germany

At that point, not even Portugal didn't hated them, after the 1890 Ultimatum really soured relations between the two

Not really an opinion, that is literally why it became valued. "Fine arts" is basically rich people trading limited series cards.

I heard the average was 180 cm which is the same average as the netherlands

@@smoothjazz2143 dutch average is 184 actually

@@smookie2044 I've seen numbers from 180 to 186. I guess it depends on your source. Regardless there's so many super tall people around, 180 feels kind "short" in some way.

Im from the netherlands my dad is 197

The latitude can also have an impact. The earth spins faster towards the equator so the pressure in blood vessels can be controlled by shorter height. Or maybe having more height increases vision and reach, improving hunting skills.

And H I R O H I T O

@@stevetheheadcrab7110 And M U S S O L I N I

As French I approved. The Germans Nazi fought like lions and they were improving their military while us just lay down like nothing happened. The Treaty of Versailles 1918 wasn't enough Never of this would have happened if we hadn't lost the Franco Prussian War 1871

WW1 was just a big family fight

@@shazam1340 More like a Western European matter/quarrels

thats why we have the stereotype chief. Its a veil we work very hard on everyday to hide our sinister ways

i love the normally studying history

Get Real.

I am proud of my meme

Really neighbor's Deutschland ? ⬛🟥🟨 From 🟦⬜🟥 Drew mentionned you used to be the Bad guys in WW1 and WW2 But that's all the past The Treaty of Élysée 1963 made us come together 🇨🇵♥️🇩🇪

Stay strong and carry on! 💪

Exactly, just as i have chosen. Still would be necessary to know how numerous the army is and which theatres are avaiable.

@@irdorath356 and if defending then def mannerheim

Zhukov literally commanded his troops to attack over a minefield exactly as if it was not there.

@@lolpuuroa also, zhukov was not as stupid of a general as you make him out to be, every other soviet general did that, as that was their doctrine at the time, it was not zhukov being stupid, it was the soviet high command

@@evosioa2944 I'd consider Soviet doctrine unsuitable for most countries, and did Zhukov have experience outside that? I'd pick Mannerheim instead.

Sad that it got deleted :(

Lame 🙄

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You have a fair point, the two are very similar, twins maybe?

I have a theory that they are brothers

Kokoda was miles and miles of knee deep mud in tropical hell, you try dragging heavy machinery through that. The Japanese did. The Japanese also lost.

@@jazzycat8917 because taking Port Stanley was important for them, it was a loss they are willing to take. Australians on the other hand...

@@fidjeenjanrjsnsfh Australians on the other hand knew the terrain well and knew that heavy machinery wouldn't work in jungle warfare, and since the real Aussie army was fighting in north Africa, new recruits with WW1 equipment were brought in to fight, and guess what? They showed their bravery and halted the Japanese advanced into port Stanley then the Americans and New Zealanders came in to help, and that begins the island hopping campaign until the Soviet invasion of Manchuria and the northern islands i forgot their names, and up till the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki the end I forgot to mention Indians, Nepalese, British, Burma rebels, Chinese, Chines rebels, Dutch, Mongolia, Canadians, French, and all the rebel pockets in Japanese controlled land

The videos was released 1 minute ago wtf

@ETF from entry point🇹🇼 You don't watch RU-vid videos at X10 speed?

uselesss against guns.

@@Tdelliex And apparently crossbows punch right through the armor as well.

Weak to blunt weapons

Patton, Zhukov and Manstein, if Kesselring is not available to replace Manstein.

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Im not russian but this is obviously bullshit. The death rate per 1000 people went up after ussr collapsed but not nearly enough to catch up to the millions that Stalin killed, nevermind that it remains around the same level as in 1994 so this alledged wholesale slaughter would still be going on.

@@lucasbrant9856 Surely a non-Russian knows much more about Russia than a Russian

@@nikita424 The non russian might have actually searched for statistical data rather than trust the voices in head.

Yeltsin had a horrible situation and an impossible task. He had to deal with a country in the worst economic state it has ever been in, with uncertain political ideologies and growing crisis’ domestic and abroad on top of modernizing a nation and going from a communist nation to something barely resembling a democratic state, a conflict in Chechnya, and its former satellites doing whatever they want with growing pressure from the west and a government so stuck im the past they were barely able to even make progress.

And it's killing way more in ukraine

She is. The same person who brought that pastry calle "Croissant" and Viennoiserie (if you look closely that word in half Vienna)

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ayo?

Sexually or Romantically

Yo

How to lose your job 101

@@scsports7281 Ong

Dont forget Belize

@@smoothjazz2143 I won't!

Yes

He's Californian

Błagam nie pierdol, przecież to straszne jest

That's debatable

Give me Mannerheim and some snow and we talk.

@@WERTYUIO821 Mannerheim is my first pick.

Steiner's counterattack will single-handedly oof them all.

You'll need Zhukov to keep a leash on the other two so they don't pull a Leeroy Jenkins, outrun logistics and die of attrition

Yeah, no much time thinking about architecture when the Germans have destroyed half your country.

what's it called?

@@zaithon141 erika german song

@@raminkhan3396 thanks