Like, What the Fuck?
All of Germany's allies in ww2 betrayed them
Isaiah White
Joseph Stewart
never trust a negro
Jaxon Fisher
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Japan kept fighting after Germany had surrendered.
Tyler Jones
But they never attacked the Soviet Union? Did they recieve a prophecy that the Axis would lose the war? The Japanese spoke to oracles.
Christopher Davis
Germans are retarded
Evan Miller
even worst is how Switzerland betrayed it while acting neutral
Matthew Ross
Romania was the only somewhat helpful ally anyways, the rest were mostly useless
Dominic Johnson
they were all terrified of the Sov-chink rape hordes
Gabriel Flores
Germany had never told them it was going to attack the Soviet Union so it's not like they could have coordinated an attack.
Charles Campbell
John 15
Eli Garcia
With jews,
You
Lose!
Or
You can't win against the jews
Or ((((polaks)))) as they call themselves
Xavier Howard
>Did they recieve a prophecy that the Axis would lose the war?
Nips fucked around at Khalkhin Gol in 1939 and found out.
When you get obliterated by the crippled post-purge Red Army then maybe it's time for a big hmm moment regarding your country messing with great powers and stuff.
Leo Scott
>New International Version
Oliver Miller
I guess they fell for one of the far-right's typical delusions, the idea that by focusing really hard on being macho and muh warrior culture you can overcome superior numbers, technology, training, and organization. Well, that doesn't work for Germans or Japanese any better than it worked for those poor African guys who charged European machine guns.
Liam Gomez
Don't worry, they all get harsher covid (((restrictions))) as punishment. With Austria getting the worse deal
Eli Cox
What? you guys were the second to surrender right after italy
Cooper Foster
>obliterated
>inflicted 50% more casualties on the enemy than they took while at a manpower and materiel disadvantage (they also out traded the soviets in losses on that metric as well)
The only reason Japan didn't push north into siberia and demolish the soviets on that front is because they were gearing up to invade the rest of Asia southward. Declaring a border skirmish in which you have the bloodier nose a victory that scared the other guy is crystalized red army cope.
This certainly wasnt Zhukov's most embarassing battle, that would have to go to Seelow Heights, but its up there.
Lincoln Parker
The Hungarians and Croats fought to the end with us.
Japs were honorable too but they were just stragetic partners against usa and soviets and not really full allies (but should have been)
Noah Hall
They did not get "obliterated", both sides were switching from losing to wining multiple times but the Japanese leadership decided to not escalate further and stopped sending in more troops.
Kevin Green
Am from Seelow, could you elaborate on that a lil ?
Gavin Hughes
they were commanded to do so
Xavier Diaz
Well before Stalingrad victory was still possible, but after that it became increasingly clear Germany was going down. All the countries allied to Germany began to disentangle themselves from the Axis, as was in their national interest. It's not exactly honorable, I agree, but it realism. No need to go down with the sinking ship
Ryan Adams
>inflicted 50% more casualties on the enemy than they took while at a manpower and materiel disadvantage
Bill Gates-funded "education" in action.
Even the U.S. military agrees that the Soviet and Japanese losses were at least on par, and post-Soviet collapse studies name ratios as high as 1:3.3 for the USSR and Japan respectively.
web.archive.org
>Japanese losses in the four months of fighting were extremely heavy: over 17,000, including 8,440 killed and 8,766 wounded. Soviet casualties were given as 9,284 killed and wounded.
militera.lib.ru
>In the four months of this undeclared war at the Khalkhin Gol the Japanese army lost about 25 thousand men killed (17 045 according to other sources). Their overall losses (killed and wounded) were about 61 thousand men, including 45 thousand in July and August only.
>The total losses of the Soviet-Mongolian troops were more than 18,500 men (including killed, wounded, MIA and taken as POV).