"It's the delirium caused by medicines" they would say 😁

"Tenno hekai banzai!" But in thick German tone

Or Korean!

These bastards were probably learning new tricks from the Nazis to use in their Unit 731 projects

@@davefryer4530 Who weren't bastards? Every side committed crimes against humanity.

Hope your week gets better Geoffrey

@@stefanmolnapor910 Thank you sir! With Mark Felton and his fantastic fanbase like yourself, it has already improved. Thank you, and I hope you have a great week as well.

I do too appreciate dr felton

I feel ya` it's not just you.

reddit arrows? in u-tube?

link pls

It's spelt 'hear' not 'here' 😅😂

Oh my god I came to comment the same man, was a pleasant surprise at work.

@@phillipq5814 Looked like an auto correction to me.

*hear

"amazing"💀💀💀☠️

@@yilongliu8902 Yes, it is amazing. Your country and ours had only an alliance under convenience. Nothing more superficial than the allied alliance. Your country (China) and mine (US) were enemies immediately after the war despite "winning".....we saved you from the Japanese and you repay us by repeatedly provoking us. Looking forward to the next conflict my friend. We will help Japan this time. :)

@@user-pn3im5sm7k Damn bro the guy was just being a sarcastic snob you didn't have to blame him for the death 50 million Chinese in the hands of Mao 💀

@@thenorthstarsamurai I don't understand how Mao's killings were relevant to my comment but it is quite ironic that the Chinese cry all day about "Japanese aggression" when the Chinese wounded up killing more Chinese than Japan ever did both in and out of the war.

@@user-pn3im5sm7k I just said that you told him all this as he was the reason why. Just a joke.

Obviously you weren't paying attention to the video then. The Japanese didn't fight alongside the German's, they only observed wounded soldiers and passed the information back to Japan.

how can you hear something that is not there lol

Where does Mark keep getting these from? I can't wait for "Nazi SS-Aztec Legion - Germany's WW2 Mexican Brigades"

@@jimmyavpi Japan + Germany = love

Hey it's Hilbert!!!

He's Jiang Weiguo (Name spelled in Mainland Pinyin)

That's pre Ww2.

@@Trgn I know. Relevance is training both sides.

@@Trgnsome germans stayed behind to fight the japanese still

No..lol I 5G Jay would know...plus no such thing...just regular ppl who lie

Lol. Same happened with me :)

We already suspect he possesses the SS ritual rings lost in castle Wolfenstein. I'm sure mr. Felton's magic powers are quite extreme.

Maybe it's *ed* who has the occult power to summon Dr Felton.

@@robbywilshire Compare 1930s Nazi Germany Vs 2020s Communist China IN YOUR NEXT VIDEO Project!!!

What an awkward situation that would be

"Our Japanese are better than your Japanese"

That happened with italian soldiers and Italian americans

@@Guadalajara1937 Like my uncle.

Imagine both Japanese launched banzai charges against each other

Can't be that common knowledge as this channel has 200000+views?

@@kestrel5065 I mean theres like 7B+ people in the world

Everyone in your town ?

Hello, have a nice day!

Morning spunky chunks.

@@amaccama3267 mornin' 🙋‍♂️

Tis Wednesday here xD

And a good Tuesday to you

Reminds me of that quote from US soldiers when they started taking “German” prisoners and finding a massive mix of nationalities - “Just who are we fighting, anyway?”.

Literally lol.

The explanation is simple; when Germany surrendered, all German units and assets magically converted to Japanese. 😉😂

Everyone around them is a total stranger Everyone avoids them like some psycho rangers Everyone

He's going to upload a vid of his library soon . Its huge

@@daveyboy_ such a shame that the old one in Alexandria was destroyed.

There numerous but hard to find sources original mostly about WWI and WWII as well. The current lack in real history makes these videos and information stand out a lot more than they should have been in times when real history was more prominent in the media.

National archives and lots of Military post-action reports

He imagines them, and history rewrites itself to accommodate to them

*I've had this copy and pasted for a while now so I figured I'd throw this in lol* Fun Fact: WW2 Germany quite literally had the most racially/ethnically diverse fighting force in modern history-as Hitler and the gang didn't think of themselves as some mythical 'superior Aryan race' that wanted to cleanse the earth of those who weren't-from Asia you had the likes of Koreans/Chinese/Mongolians/Japanese *to an extent-some of which did in fact find themselves in combat in Europe but only a very small few Japanese did* and even over ten thousand Sikh's from India (aka the Free Indian Legion), from the Middle East & Africa you had the "Free Arabian Legion" with most members being from Iraq & North Africa + Azerbaijani/Turkish Muslims/black Africans/Syrian's who fought the British in their country/Armenian's & more, from Eastern Europe you had the "Russian Liberation Army" made up of over 50,000 defectors from the Red Army (including Andrey Vlasov-a high ranking General) + Cossacks & Slovaks in general from the Soviet Union & places like Ukraine/Yugoslavia/Croatia/Bosnia/Hungary/Romania/Georgia/Belorussia along with Abkhazians/Circassians/Balkars/Karachais/Chechens/Ingushes, and the peoples of Daghestan which all formed into the "Caucasian-Mohammedan Legion", from Western & Southern Europe you had volunteers from country's like France/Norway/Estonia/Latvia/Denmark/Finland/Netherlands/Belgium/Italy/Spain/Montenegro/Serbia and MORE; in short you had Asians/Middle Eastern & African Muslims/Indian's/Slovaks & Western European's ALL fighting underneath the same banner... Even in the "Battle of Berlin" MOST of the SS/Wehrmacht combatants WEREN'T even German-in fact there were more French fighting in uniform than there were German soldiers 👀 Regardless what anyone's personal feelings are that's irrefutably a remarkable feat, and mind you virtually all of those 'foreign' fighting men in the Waffen-SS/Wehrmacht were VOLUNTEERS *SS strictly took volunteers only as well* all united under the said purpose of destroying the scourge of Communism (most of the world saw it that way at one point and time) and to end imperialism in their respective countries (like India or various parts of the Mid East and Africa).

+1

If I recall correctly, there were Europeans serving in the IJA in China.

@@envitech02 White Russians. They were killed off by them. Mark made a video of this.

There were germans and Italians that served In the ijn during the war, this was because of the many submarine voyages undertaken by the kreigsmarine and occasionally the royal Italian navy, when Germany surrendered in 1945 and Italy split into two in 1943, there were still German submarines in Japanese controlled waters, their crews were given the choice of serving in the ijn or being detained. One notable example being the Italian sub comandante cappellini which served under the flags of both Italy and Germany and Japan. As to your original question of a Japanese army unit being formed from German embassy personal, there wasn’t one to my knowledge.

As a little kid in the mid 1950's, I saw a TV interview with British Field Marshal Montgomery. At the time, I had no idea who Montgomery was. My impression of him was that he was stuffy and arrogant. Montgomery told the story of seeing a banzai attack. After the attack, which did not break through British lines, the Brits began clean up. Among the Japanese, the Brits found a white man, whom they assumed to be one of their own. But when they checked the insignia on his uniform, the dead man turned out to be a Waffen SS officer. The Brits photographed the German, but could find no further information on him. I bet that German had one hell of a tale to tell!

Yep, I seem to recall hearing stories about that, indeed it would make for a great video.

Yep, the 21 year old Chiang Wei-Kuo

I did not know that, but it makes sense. Germany strongly supported the Republic of China fighting the communist. The National revolutionary army wore the stahlhelm german helmet during WW2.

I somehow mis read that as "shrek"

my grandfather on the german side met him in Taiwan in the early 1950s so they spoke German together, although they’d never actually met in the 1930s or war years. He also met Chiang Kai Shek

It’s 10am CST 🇺🇸

11:02 AM Manila, Philippines

ww2 is calming to U? Goddamn Ur cold

11:03 EST 🇺🇸

Relax have a cup of coffee.

lol

He was likely quite relieved that it was the Americans who captured him, not the Russians.

@@gregb6469In Felton's voice "...and he never stopped smiling afterwards."

@Customer Engineer If I remember correctly, he was sentenced to death because of his orders for terror bombings on British cities but his lawyers fought this sentence with success because allied powers also used terror bombing tactics on German cities.

His book is a great read

Relax have a cup of coffee

wait, what hour is it in your country?

@@stanlysteemer4872 where i live,it's already lunch time.

It's 17:45 in Germany

@@maximilianolimamoreira5002 12:45 AM in South Korea.

Its been done by other KZfaqrs.

@@MarkFeltonProductions but they don't have the Feltonesque touch, Sir 😉

@@MarkFeltonProductions Maybe on Americans in the Japanese Army

@@MarkFeltonProductions But it would be a unique experience if it was covered by you

@@photomukund Interesting that we all think it has to be done by Mark Felton. Otherwise it lacks something

You wouldn't hear a banzai charge because the Japanese didn't fight alongside the German's. If you could actually hear at all, what you would hear is that the Japanese were there observing wounded soldiers and had no form of combat in any way. Perhaps your vision is better than your hearing, let's hope so..

@@jimmyavpi twas but a joke, my lad.

@@jimmyavpi whoosh

@@DakotaofRaptors Aren't jokes supposed to be funny though?

@@jimmyavpi it's hit or miss.

Oh hell yeah

I read that autopsies showed almost no internal body fat. They were then issued a ration of a lard like substance to eat with their bread.

@@657449 Yeah, it was the "new and improved" diet that killed them. High fat meat paste or something.

@@StalinTheMan0fSteel how would that cause deaths of starvation? That's one of the most calorie dense foods I can imagine

@@StalinTheMan0fSteel It could have been a high protein, low fat (jerky-type) diet- it would be an interesting project for Mark to research, as British commandos also died eating special rations of this type, meant to be light-weight, because it lacked essential fats.

@@Julianna.Domina It was something to do with the mineral balance in the body. I can't give you a definite answer.

Marines in the pacific: “he won’t come out of the cave! Bury him.”

Historical footnote. The original american flamethrowers didn't work so good. So the US copied and improved upon captured japanese flamethrowers. Those saps in caves were suffocated/roasted with variants of their own equipment.

Marines killed most of the prisoners in the Pacific though

Apparently, the US received compliments from captured German and Italian officers about the quality of their POW camps. I think the State Department and the Army were trying to uphold standards... and/or show off.

Marines: Japanese are almost impossible to capture. Troop A 116th cavalry: Really? We've captured lots of them. Marines: (surprised pikachu face).

*Hitler becomes a weeb eletric boogaloo*

Or Kempetai Gestapo SS Cooperation Division.

Well as we know there were not enough of them. Also they would want them at home fighting the Americans. Plus that would mean their agreement with the Soviets was no longer in play. Having said that you have to wonder how their division would perform. Especially in Normandy.

SS Division "Aufgehende Sonne" (Rising Sun) or SS Division "Morgensonne" (Morning Sun)

Bang Bang division

やった！

I seen you on Monarchist Music

Amen --~ø

There are pictures of him in German uniform. The Chinese had a good relationship with the Germans, buying among other things 300,000 M35 helmets.

i think it has been mentioned in some former videos, but i would like a few videos about taiwan and kmt

@@juki6377 yes, and some other history yt channel also make video about him. But somehow there's a huge hole in his German military career. Sometimes, they jump to period when he join US military instead

@@Aninkovsky just like everything else, it depends on your sources. i suppose its hard because the kmt was also pretty brutal

How many times do I have to write this in people's comments? Mr Felton isn't speaking in Arabic, its easy to understand English. He says, the Japanese only observed wounded soldiers and passed the information back to Japan. He doesn't say Japanese soldiers shot and killed Soviet soldier's. So no, the Japanese didn't fight alongside the German's, they observed.

@@jimmyavpi I have edited it OK?

@@Fearless_on_my_Breath was just saying. That's how mistakes are made in history. All it takes is for one person to have read your comment and believed it, took it as fact and in 50yrs time, told his great grand children. Then your great grand children would believe and tell there children that Japan fought in the USSR. That could cause diplomatic problems in the year 2103 and Russia and Japan could go to war all because of you.

@@jimmyavpi OK I get it you are a foresighted person Thanks for pointing my mistake. Actually I had posted it before watching the whole video and was gonna change it but ignored it and then I forgot till you reminded me. And I also lost my heart given by Dr. Felton himself cuz I edited the comment.

@@Fearless_on_my_Breath Sorry you lost your heart. Dr. Felton, though is being rather sneaky. When we read the bookmark, we automatically think the Japanese actually fought alongside the German's, which as we now know, didn't. This is to grab our attention. Then we are let down only to find out the Japanese were only observers. Naughty naughty Mr Felton..

They are being reproduced for reasonable cost, the originals are obviously highly prized and expensive.

I've never seen even one of the many sellers of repro Third Reich militaria for reenactors selling the Rising Sun arm badge...