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Where are your other videos?

Never knew that me and the rest of Vietnam are similar to Algeria

My first name was "Zwe"

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hi

why are some videos privated or were they taken down?

Great video! But you forgot about how when the British was deciding to give Myanmar independence, they only wanted to give the lower half of modern day Myanmar and leave the upper, mountainous areas. Aung San had to convince the ethnic groups at the upper area to join them as for the deal with the British. Aung San had promised many of them independence or statehood, which could've also been apart of the reason for his assassination. A few more facts: One of the primary reason why the nation's name was changed is because Burma is named after the largest ethnic group, Bamar/Burmese. This is primarily the reason why I don't life using the name Burma when referring to the nation as a whole because it alienates a lot of ethnic groups.

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Bro I live in Myanmar and I am okay👍

Blaming the British and Kuomintang as the cause for all of Myanmar's problems is rather ludicrous. Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia and Myanmar are the only former British colonies in Southeast Asia but only Myanmar is so poor and unstable while the other 3 are the richest, most developed and most stable countries in the region. Myanmar's single and biggest mistake was to throw out every British-created institution and influence from the moment the country gained independence.

Chat is this real

What happened to your older videos? They're all either private or unavailable?

Poles: we were occupied by two evil empires. We were miserable enough. Vietnamese: I know your feeling bro.

Beauteaful i oove ur art Part 3 plzzz

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Pretty sure there's only one single solution left since everybody from both side of the political spectrum cannot be reasoned with or solve it diplomatically. The corruption and the mindset of politicians and gov official having a ME first attitude instead of MY Country first so deeply rooted not just on a National scale but also on the culture scale that it seriously needs to be changed drastically via drastic measures. Most importantly is that after the change we need to change people mindset too from the groundup via education.

I from Myanmar 🇲🇲

6:18 why do i feel like this has something to do with 🇬🇧

台湾有几千年历史是没错(说的好像什么地区没有几千年人类活动史)，但问题是今天的台湾的主体民众的历史开始于中国大陆迁徙过去的百姓啊

im fron burma :(

As sad as this is, there is one thing that could come out of the civil war: the minorities could have a lot more cordial ties to the Burmese. Most of them anyways, because they’re fighting together with the National Unity Front (I think that’s what it’s called), a Burmese led organization.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Much appreciated.

Nice earned new sub

I found a problem with the video. The Japanese attack on Korea was the only time that Korea went on an expedition when the Yuan Dynasty attacked Japan in 1274 When Korea invaded Japan, it took away Japan's Tsushima Island and took control of it for about 300 years, but it did little damage to Japan I hope the translation was successful

Growing up in a Vietnamese diaspora community where the yellow flag was glorified and the red regime was and still is condemned, I was basically taught that the yellow republic regime was better for the people. Today, after learning more about the happenings of the past, my personal perspective of communism largely remain unchanged but I have also become very disappointed in the southern regime. Sure, the north has committed unimaginable atrocities during the conflict but so has the south… Both sides have caused so much pain and suffering to the civilians. Both sides have oppressed their citizens and violated their basic human rights. Worst part is, supporters of both sides are either blinded, brainwashed or in complete denial regarding the imperfections of their political regimes. A great example is that southern supports tend to harp on about how communism oppressed and denied people of practicing their religion. However, they fail to recognise that the Ngo Dinh Diem regime also oppressed Buddhism despite it being the country’s largest religion. When that was pointed out, a complicated fabric of excuses would be woven to explain and protect the late president’s decision. Perhaps I am just ignorant and don’t know every tiny detail. Unless I grew up during that time and witness it first hand, it is hard to tell what is fact and what is propaganda. In any case, with the knowledge I’ve gained from looking into both sides, I have concluded that neither side is unconditionally “good”. Both sides have done good but have also made many grave mistakes that costed thousands of innocent lives. To me, and me alone, Vietnam was once split into two and essentially ruled by two dictatorships. Throughout history, conflict has broken out all over the world and when you break it all down, the common denominator is greed. Greed for power. Greed for wealth. Greed for land. This greed can be disguised as patriotism at times but in every case, it brings about suffering to the innocent civilians that just want to live in peace with their basic human rights… What is worse is that, despite our advancements in knowledge and technology, these greed wars are still happening today. I hope for a conflict-free world one day and who knows if it is even possible but until my last breath, all I can do is hope for peace and harmony.

Đồng bào located!👉

I‘m edging to this rn

1954, the tribal Chiefs $ went missing The population dropped in tribal so per capita got rewrite to drain more $ to send to wars? How horrific

Hopefully the entire Indochina Wars would be covered by this channel. After all these Cold War shenanigans are what made our country famous.

As other non-Japanese Asian countries during WWII can attest. The Japanese were assholes.

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Love real korea from Taiwan(ROC)🇹🇼❤️🇰🇷 My favourite country(excluding mine)

Thanks for making an animation on history of my🇹🇼 and my favourite country🇰🇷(if excluding mine)

한중일....오랜 애증의 관계여....

“一江兩國難分說，四月三王甚不祥。” --翁益謙

Thanks god I was born in 2014 in Myanmar.

I was born on Myanmar

The important thing is that we fought colonialism by force, unlike most colonial countries 💪🇻🇳❤💪🇩🇿