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Japanese Imperial Army Victory March Nanking 1937 日本軍の勝利は1937年南京行進

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Uploaded by on May 1, 2010

We have the triumphant Victory March of the victorious Imperial Army through the devastated streets of Nanking looked upon by the few living relatives of those killed by the thousands, todays equivalent would like the British Army doing a victory parade in the streets of Derry accompanied by the Orange order to celebrate the Derry massacre.

If you look at the Nanking massacre information on the internet you will be taken aback by the many entries from the Japan media side which do not recognise any undue killings over and above military operational casualties , In fact the whole period in Japan is only referred as the Nanking INCIDENT.

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  • @dongmaster2 Of course it's not an informed opinion but it's pretty certain that this type of African rain dance didn't happen!! Hahaha!!! You can quietly enjoy this piece of hollywood-isation and imagine it to be an insight into the past but I'll call bullshit when I see it. And this video alongside your useless critique of my comment are just that!

  • GUYS! its a CHINESE movie, obviously its going to portray the Japanese like this.

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  • What a shit? I'm Japanese and those dance does not exist. Maybe only in China, but not in Japan.

  • chinks are stupid.

  • Bad Assssss!!!!

  • Japanese in my mind are all crude animals like wolves, lions that have a desperate desire to eat human.

  • good movie...

  • what a crap O_o

  • This is NOT a military victory parade. It's a funeral service for those Japanese that died. If you look at the large word "祭" on the plaque it means "to offer sacrifice", and commonly used when someone has passed away, and this is to give offerings to those that died in the afterlife. Don't know if this is the way that the Japanese army did it, but it is definitely not a victory parade.

  • banzaaaaaiiii  ^.^

  • @opeeum69

    it's the reality bro...

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