and they had been competing with china, as well as the soviet union for influence in manchuria, and manchuria was the most industrialized part of continental east asia, and so they wanted to move in there. - [bill] during january, 1932, the imperial japanese navy sent troops ashore in shanghai, allegedly to protect japanese economic interests and civilians. chiang kai-shek largely avoided confronting the japanese troops, who were occupying evermore territory in china, concentrating instead on his communist rivals. [intense music] not until he was kidnapped in 1936 and facing death, would he agree to a second united front with a now larger, but still relatively small communist party. the stage was set for china to finally confront the japanese invaders. - [bill] the arrival of war in shanghai was sudden and deadly. - we lived about a half a mile from the railroad, and the japanese are periodically trying to bomb the railroad. so as a child, i can remember that awful sound of a plane, you know, diving nowadays, they'd just drop it, but in those days they dove in and we had a porch in our house

still has no breath mashallah, it was very beautiful, four islands and they still did not return manchuriathey were getting wind in mongolia in 1932, they attacked me, how can they sew a terrible 3211 there, i will take you, then in a minute they will make a fake country as president and i will be the people of fake country. in the name of the president and me, they are making these two, and many japanese people are going there, taking south korea, and taking responsibility for north korea . if he defends himself, he notices that in 1941, japan will kill drive out the british and the americans, the asian continent, turkey, india, the whole country of asia, under the supervision of the japanese empire , it entered the war in 1941 with great ambition . since the first world war, because it spent billions of dollars, i was interested in the european american country, it entered the war and it is starting to prepare very excellent military industries, very excellent , a good plane, because you can't notice this plane below, of those 22 americans on the prophet who are at high altitude with us.

four islands and they still didn't return manchuria to saddam in mongolia .he people of the country called khushi jon and i make cocoa and a lot of japanese people go there, they don't get corona, they get south korea and get north korea, when a teacher is hired, japan in 1941, japan tries to expel the british and americans , asian continent, turkey, india, all the country of asia was an empire under the supervision of the japanese empire. it entered the war in 1941, having the best types of weapons, making the translation of america and becoming a state of peace. he entered the war and the military industry is preparing very well it's a wonderful plane below and you can't notice this plane below. 22 americans attacked the prophet at a high altitude , so in 1941, while he had several differences with the united states, the senior representative of the japanese foreign ministry in washington resolved the situation. foreign minister razavi had built an aircraft carrier, and this aircraft carrier is a japanese legend. many fanatical people are devoted to the cou

movement in siberia when the soviet forces won up , the semyonovites left chita and retreated to manchuriaving the remnants of his army , fled and settled in japan forty-fifth after the defeat. japan was arrested and transported to the ussr, his trial was widely reported by simeonov and four of his associates were sentenced to death in the nineties . the military collegium of the supreme court reviewed the case and found the defendants not subject to rehabilitation . ussuriysky island with the main coast. the long bridge was erected in less than a month and a half. the old bridge at this place collapsed a long time ago and residents had to use barges and ferries, and in 2013. finally, a solid bridge almost a kilometer long was built, and a little upstream from the pontoon installation site, it became the main artery that connected the khabarovsk territory to the chinese province. halloween on august 30 , 2019, an astronomer from the crimea, gennady borisov , discovered the first interstellar comet, and then they called it borisov's comet, while he himself the discoverer admitted that even

white movement in siberia when the soviet forces won up the semenovites left chita and retreated to manchuriaing the remnants of his army , fled and settled in japan forty-fifth after the defeat . japan was arrested and transported to the ussr, his trial was widely reported by simeonov and four of his associates were sentenced to death in the nineties . military colleague of the supreme court reviewed the case and recognized the defendants as not subject to rehabilitation. on august 30, 2002 , a unique in length was opened near khabarovsk. a pontoon bridge across the amur channel, 750 m long. the only such structure in russia, it connected the large ussuriysky island with the main coast. the long bridge was erected in less than a month and a half. the old bridge at this place collapsed a long time ago and residents had to use barges and ferries, and in 2013. finally, a solid bridge was built , almost a kilometer long and a little higher up downstream from the installation site of the pontoon , it became the main artery connecting the khabarovsk territory with the chinese province. halloween o

the soviet red army across the borders and started the operation to liberate japanese to occupy manchuria. in the august store that was a final straw that broke the japanese empires back. yeah, more more is coming out of i thought necessary. those us are a force plans and karl as well. another point i want to put to you this year's g 7 summit held in japan at do byte and follow the steps of every us president since the 2nd world war by not apologizing for the devastating part of attacks on japanese civilians. do you think washington will ever say sorry for the robert get the how about the 3? no, no, i mean because us saw that you did nothing wrong, as you can see by the naming of their plane necessary evo. us knew what it was doing, despite the fact that nagasaki in hiroshima were chosen us target because us had been waving 5 month long fire bombing of 64 japanese cities that left very few japanese say in fact so. so it. ready either knock a stock here or the or she might in fact when on the day of the bombing, you're not a saki was only supposed to be the secondary target. the 1st target

informed that the kwantung army had been completely defeated and that there were no more lands in manchuriaady ready to surrender, but he was russian to surrender. well, as they say, it is not necessary, because stalin clearly said that we would, as they say. it is for you. revenge for the russian japanese war, by the way, this year on the third of september we will celebrate victory day at the militaristic. japan once again suggested that the japanese use tactical nuclear weapons at work. just the perfect cluster of people and equipment, that is, just like it was in textbooks and instructions, for example, by and large, this will not bring any dividends, except for harm. there is a completely destroyed grouping, it’s possible that other cheaper ones were cheaper, that’s definitely not. eh, that is, i say, leo clearly calculated. well, let's do it, it means hours. what percentage will be alive for us to use tactical on nuclear weapons? we need to completely change our doctrine, including with regard to the nuclear doctrine. they didn't find they did not find it, but so that no, we have tact

attention to the screen. even further still and yet here is a monument erected in the chinese city of manchuriarder with russia and here are three watercraft. which one gave the nickname depicted on the monument to people? second, it's a burger. the third is the fruit, and the fourth is the shuttle the correct answer is the shuttle. alexander hospital for 200 alexander hospital of st. petersburg was established in 1861 in the soviet union, the hospital was renamed, and this is what was demolished, but the pedestal can still be seen today. a monument to whom, apparently, alexander ii is true, or rather a bust. in translation for 500, please, you have two and a half alexeys for now 500 500 alexey what do you say 2,300 french word that translates as case or risk. we adopted in the meaning of enthusiasm an ardent enthusiasm. what word are you talking about? courage michael what would you answer back, this is the correct answer alexei choose a hospital for 100, please, the hospital complex, san pau, together with the palace of catalan music located nearby, is included in the unesco world heritage li

of korea in 1904 , a war broke out between the two empires , fighting on land unfolded in ancient manchuriar, the pineapple surrounded like an evil dance. this is a royah of acres militantly whistling on the wall of god the name of christ disappeared what to do? in this situation , i take command of the hospital into the light. e what were we japanese? remove bury humanly will be done. yes, and she needs to hang russian flags in red. cross your honor again fucking lost. we are the red cross what do you mean lost when the day before yesterday? well, three shelling, if the red cross does not leave the japanese from us, a wet place will not be left. come on, come on, come on in nobler i'm vicki mercy. losses of the kulikovo regiment one and a half thousand people

with the japanese we ratchet up and what happened the japanese of moving north into siberia and in manchuria where. they'd been in having a war with the soviet union where they'd been devasted. they'd been fighting along those lines instead of moving in that direction, the japanese military decided to go south and that meant was that it was an attack on pearl harbor. and then the movement to the philippine and in indonesia for the war. and robert so in fact what was happening was harry dexter white and his his soviet in the treasury department and other of the us government pushed and advocated for those sanctions against japan, which ultimately resulted instead of japan moving north into the attack on pearl harbor. yes, it's devastating. what actually happened. well, let's do this before we take some questions from the audience. let's let me ask you this question is the new stalin? i'm not an expert on putin, but all i can say is putin's game book is taken from his his background as, an ex kgb guy, all his leadership circle or excuse kgb people. they are masters at disguise, at propaganda a

sakhalin also enters manchuria, where it breaks up the elite quantum. more than 2 million continental troops. japan is in encircled soviet offensive completely deprives japan of the opportunity to enter the war. after that, there was nothing to discuss in the negotiations. and then japan signed the capitulation of the bike about the dual-nuclear bombs that ended world war ii, it is very beneficial not only for the united states to shift the blame for the defeat on the american miracle weapon, great moves for the command of japan, because its propaganda convinced the population that from day to day we must wait for victory a here the emperor needs to go out to the nation to declare surrender, the country in ruins, a huge the number of people famine-destroyed by the economy is very close to hara-kiri, and an unforeseen miracle weapon of the enemy. it's considered guilty. no , we did everything possible, but we were defeated dishonestly, playing along with the americans, the emperor retained legitimacy. fascist japan , which surpassed germany in cruelty in

and the people of korea and manchuria know when their flesh the harsh despotism of japan. of us that future depends on victory by the united nations and the forces of the enslavement. to serve there's one thought for us here at home. the fulfillment of our special task production. i stress germany, italy, japan are very close to the maximum output of planes and guns and tanks and ships. the united nations are not especially the united states of america. our first job then is to belittle net productions, uninterrupted so the nations can maintain control of the seas and obtain control of the air not a slight superiority, but an overwhelming superiority. on january 6th of this year i set certain goals of production for airplanes, tanks, guns and ships. the propagandists call them fantastic.r. tonight nearly two months later after a careful survey of progress charged with responsibility for our production i can tell you that those goals will be obtained and every part of the country experts in production and the men and women that work are giving their royal service. labor, ca

conquered nations in europe know that the yolk of the light and the people of and manchuria know in theirhere's to be an honorable future for any of them or for any of us it depends on victory by the united nations over the forces of axis. if a just and durable peace is to be obtained or even if all of us are merely to save our own skins there is one thought for us here at home to keep uppermost, the fulfillment of our special task of production, uninterrupted production. i stress that word uninterrupted. germany italy and japan are very close to their maximum output of planes,, tanks and ships. the united nations are not especially the united states of america. our first job then is to build up production, uninterrupted production so that nations can maintain control of the seas and maintain control of the air, not near -- merely a slight superiority but an overwhelming superiority. on january 6 of this year i set certain definite goals of production for airplanes, tanks, and ships. the axis propagandists call them fantastic. tonight nearly two months later, and after a careful survey of

let the yoke of the nazi just light and the people of korea and of manchuria know in their flesh the harsh despotism of. japan. all of the people of asia know if there is to be an honorable and decent future for any of them or any of us that future depends on. victory by the united nations over the forces of access enslavement. if a just and durable peace is to be attained, or even if all of us are merely save our own skins, there is one thought for us here at home to keep up all the turmoil of our special task production on interrupted production. i stress that word until it. germany, italy and japan are very close to their maximum output of planes and guns and tanks and ships. the united nations are not, especially the united states of america. our first job then is to build up production, uninterrupted production, so that the nations maintain control of the and obtain control of the air. not merely a slates, but an over whelming superiority. on january of this year, i certain definite goals of production for airplanes, tank guns and ships. the axis propaganda. let's call them fant

basic plot of the movie is that an american soldier is kidnaped during the korean war and taken to manchuria where he is brainwashed and programed to be an assassin by the communists. then they release him. he goes to the united states and. he is set up to kill a presidential candidate, and once he kills the presidential candidate, then the path will be to the presidency for another politician who is controlled by the soviet union. so is a very clever 1962 communist movie showing the evils of communism and also setting up this idea that see again and again in american entertainment of brainwashed americans who are who the commie is can use for all kinds of evil purposes. all right, so the red has this big effect. hollywood, starting in 1947 through the 1950s. there is also, of course, in this era, a great fear of communism. the government and, this fear that really takes off year after the hollywood hearings. it takes off. 1948 because it's too defectors to, ex-communist come forward and tell their stories and very dramatic ways and their stories. americans that there are the us government i

informed that the kwantung army had been completely defeated and that there were no more lands in manchuriapan would count. he was already ready to surrender, but he was russian to surrender. well, as they say, he is not necessary, because stalin clearly said that we will, as they say. it is for you. revenge for the russian japanese war, by the way, this year on the third of september we will celebrate victory day in militaristic japan and once again suggested that the japanese use tactical evil weapons. just the ideal cluster of people of technology, that is, just like it was in textbooks and instructions, for example, by and large, this will not bring any dividends, except for harm. there is a completely destroyed grouping. well, the grouping was destroyed, you can use other cheaper ones cheaper, definitely not. eh, that is, gurulyov clearly counted. well, let's do it, it means hours . what will be the percentage for us to use tactical on nuclear weapons. we need to completely change our doctrine, including with regard to the nuclear doctrine. they didn’t find it, they didn’t find it, but

therefore, they took over korea, taiwan, manchuria, other parts of china. i do not think the chinese are like that. their main issue really is taiwan right now because they all agreed that taiwan -- and we agree -- that taiwan is part of china and they would like to reincorporate that island. i think that is going to be the biggest bone of contention if they try to do that by force in the future. but, i do not think they are on a roll to take over parts of the world. they want influence, they want respect, but they do not want necessarily an empire of the sort that japan tried to create in the 1930's. >> next call for francis fukuyama comes from cornelius in louisiana. go ahead and make your comment or question. >> happy and blessed fourth of july weekend to everybody out there. peter, as an author, you ought to look up the name w.a. bolden. he was the first african-american secret service agent for president kennedy. he tried to prevent the kennedy assassination. he got his pardon last year from biden. that would be a great -- >> cornelius, is that a new b

therefore, they took over korea, taiwan, manchuria, other parts of china. i do not think the chinese are like that. their main issue really is taiwan right now because they all agreed that taiwan -- and we agree -- that taiwan is part of china and they would like to reincorporate that island. i think that is going to be the biggest bone of contention if they try to do that by force in the future. but, i do not think they are on a roll to take over parts of the world. they want influence, they want respect, but they do not want necessarily an empire of the sort that japan tried to create in the 1930's. >> next call for francis fukuyama comes from cornelius in louisiana. go ahead and make your comment or question. >> happy and blessed fourth of july weekend to everybody out there. peter, as an author, you ought to look up the name w.a. bolden. he was the first african-american secret service agent for president kennedy. he tried to prevent the kennedy assassination. he got his pardon last year from biden. that would be a great -- >> cornelius, is that a new b

countries, that you wanted colonial possessions and, therefore, they took over korea, taiwan,n, manchuria othr parts of china. and i don't think the chinese are like that peer their main issue really is taiwan right now because they all agree that i want, and we agree, that taiwan is part of china if you would like to reincorporate that i would enter think that's going to be the biggest bone of contention if they try to do that by force in the future. but i don't think they are on a roll today and take over a lot of other parts of the world. they want influence. they want respect but they don't necessarily the empire of the sort that japan tragically in the 1930s. >> host: next call for francis fukuyama come from cornelius down in alexandria louisiana. cornelius, did you hear from you. go ahead and make a comment or question call mac first of all happy and blessed fourth of julr weekend everybody out there. peter, as an author yet to look at abraham bolden, has a book called the echo of dealey plaza. he was the first african-american secret service agent for president jimmy durkee tried t