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And thus was the start of anime | History Memes

America: We won't join the great war; we are a peaceful country. Japan: sinks sum boats America: THINA I'm gonna do what's called a pro-gamer move. M
America: We won't join the great war; we are a peaceful country. Japan: sinks sum boats America: THINA I'm gonna do what's called a pro-gamer move. M

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I loved the museum... but the WWI exhibit upset me | History Memes

WWII Exhibit American History Museum Y WWI Exhibit KAPWING
WWII Exhibit American History Museum Y WWI Exhibit KAPWING

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We're off to sink the Bismarck to the bottom of the sea | History Memes

You survive your first engagement and sink the HMS Hood OO You're limping away with a damaged fuel tank while the British Navy is on the horizon
You survive your first engagement and sink the HMS Hood OO You're limping away with a damaged fuel tank while the British Navy is on the horizon

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Oppenheimer moment | /r/dankmemes

That one p--- guy in Hiroshima, looking at a little boy falling from the sky: WittiGonz Ah, that's hot
That one p--- guy in Hiroshima, looking at a little boy falling from the sky: WittiGonz Ah, that's hot

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Oops

Mussolini trying to escape Italy after plastering his face literally everywhere for 17 years. imgflip.com
Mussolini trying to escape Italy after plastering his face literally everywhere for 17 years. imgflip.com

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IBM

When IBM is asked about their role in WW2: I'm simply an innocent industrialist caught in the middle.
When IBM is asked about their role in WW2: I'm simply an innocent industrialist caught in the middle.

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Shoutout

What people think WW2 was like The men are off to war! What will we do?! What WW2 was actually like Despite having one leg, I parachuted into France multiple times, formed & led Resistance groups Virginia Hall "I killed a lot of Germans during the war. My only regret is that I didn't kill more." Nancy Wake XX
What people think WW2 was like The men are off to war! What will we do?! What WW2 was actually like Despite having one leg, I parachuted into France multiple times, formed & led Resistance groups Virginia Hall "I killed a lot of Germans during the war. My only regret is that I didn't kill more." Nancy Wake XX

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Just A Prank Bro!

Author's Note: Happy early 1st of April, guys : ) :iconsovietplz::iconsaysplz:YOU JUST GOOOOOOOOOOOTTT PRANK'D, BiTCH! :iconhitler-plz::iconsaysplz:NEIN! NEIN! NEIN! NEIN! NEIN!! a simple comic before i go to bed, good night :)
Author's Note: Happy early 1st of April, guys : ) :iconsovietplz::iconsaysplz:YOU JUST GOOOOOOOOOOOTTT PRANK'D, BiTCH! :iconhitler-plz::iconsaysplz:NEIN! NEIN! NEIN! NEIN! NEIN!! a simple comic before i go to bed, good night :)

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Weeping Frenchman Soyjak

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(Pizza Time Intensifies)

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Archaic Meme Warfare

I stumbled across this whilst looking for history memes and I found it pretty funny, so I've decided to share it here.
I stumbled across this whilst looking for history memes and I found it pretty funny, so I've decided to share it here.

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"Why are you flying at me like that, b-baka?"

Fun fact: "We got 3 bakas approaching from the west, they're looking kinda sussy!" is a phrase your grandpa might have actually said.
Fun fact: "We got 3 bakas approaching from the west, they're looking kinda sussy!" is a phrase your grandpa might have actually said.

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This isn't a parody

I thought it was fake, but multiple sources are telling me <a href="http://chumpfish3.blogspot.com/2010/07/crush-germans-with-your-mind.html">it’s 100% real</a>.
I thought it was fake, but multiple sources are telling me <a href="http://chumpfish3.blogspot.com/2010/07/crush-germans-with-your-mind.html">it’s 100% real</a>.

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Ayo Gorkhali!

Unfortunately, this was the best quality image of this poster I could find. The Text says: "Don't look now, but I think we're being followed by a Gurkha."
Unfortunately, this was the best quality image of this poster I could find. The Text says: "Don't look now, but I think we're being followed by a Gurkha."

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Downfall

Artist's Description: Inspired by Battlefield V "Last Tiger" campaign... They were soldiers, I believe not everybody was cruel to the other people. Some of them were really believing that they are building a new world. Some of them were looking for glory. Some of them just wanted to get a revenge for a loss of The First Great War. Some of them were just naive... But I believe not all of them were monsters like it shown in all these movies. They were fighting until the end even though everybody realized that the end was near and inevitable. They were fighting for what they believed. Maybe their ideals were wrong but still... I am not defending them - my grand grand father got a medal in a battle against them. And my father said he never wanted to talk about this, he never was proud of it... I guess he realized that they are also people. We are not taking a responsibility for what our grandfathers or our leaders have done, but we should remember it. We should try to learn on their mistakes. But what we shouldn't do - is blaming the other people just because they are from that or another country not even trying to get familiar with these people, but just judging them because of their nation. I'm really happy that DICE showed to us that episode called "Last Tiger". Showing the german soldiers were also heroes in that or another way. Yes, maybe they were believing in wrong ideals or not believing in anything but it doesn't mean we shouldn't know what did they fight for or what were they living for... Besides that there are tons of films about brave Americans who won a war or who suffered disasters in their lifes but not only they were suffering. You can say: "It's theirs nation's fault that they accepted what their leader was doing" - but don't forget those who didn't accept it. What happened with them? They suddenly disappeared. You can say they could start a revolution but you know it's not working so easy. I don't think you will risk your family in this kind of situation. All I wanted to say - don't judge people just because they from that or another country. If the leader was tyrant - not a whole nation is like that.
Artist's Description: Inspired by Battlefield V "Last Tiger" campaign... They were soldiers, I believe not everybody was cruel to the other people. Some of them were really believing that they are building a new world. Some of them were looking for glory. Some of them just wanted to get a revenge for a loss of The First Great War. Some of them were just naive... But I believe not all of them were monsters like it shown in all these movies. They were fighting until the end even though everybody realized that the end was near and inevitable. They were fighting for what they believed. Maybe their ideals were wrong but still... I am not defending them - my grand grand father got a medal in a battle against them. And my father said he never wanted to talk about this, he never was proud of it... I guess he realized that they are also people. We are not taking a responsibility for what our grandfathers or our leaders have done, but we should remember it. We should try to learn on their mistakes. But what we shouldn't do - is blaming the other people just because they are from that or another country not even trying to get familiar with these people, but just judging them because of their nation. I'm really happy that DICE showed to us that episode called "Last Tiger". Showing the german soldiers were also heroes in that or another way. Yes, maybe they were believing in wrong ideals or not believing in anything but it doesn't mean we shouldn't know what did they fight for or what were they living for... Besides that there are tons of films about brave Americans who won a war or who suffered disasters in their lifes but not only they were suffering. You can say: "It's theirs nation's fault that they accepted what their leader was doing" - but don't forget those who didn't accept it. What happened with them? They suddenly disappeared. You can say they could start a revolution but you know it's not working so easy. I don't think you will risk your family in this kind of situation. All I wanted to say - don't judge people just because they from that or another country. If the leader was tyrant - not a whole nation is like that.

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Battle for Smolensk

Artist's Description: Scenebuild made in Source filmmaker, edited via Photoshop The Battle of Smolensk 1941 was another severe defeat for the Red Army in the opening phase of Operation Barbarossa. For the first time, the Soviets tried to implement a coordinated counter-attack against a large part of the front; although this counter-attack turned into a military disaster, the stiffening resistance showed that the Soviets were not yet defeated and that the Blitzkrieg towards Moscow was not going to be an easy undertaking. Dissent within the German high command and political leadership was exacerbated. The leaders of the General Staff and Brauchitsch and commanders like Bock, Hoth and Guderian counselled against dispersing the German armoured units and to concentrate on Moscow. Hitler reiterated the lack of importance of Moscow and of strategic encirclements and ordered a concentration on economic targets such as Ukraine, the Donets Basin and the Caucasus, with more tactical encirclements to weaken the Soviets further. The German offensive effort became more fragmented, leading to the Battle for Kiev and the Battle for Uman. The battles were German victories but costly in time, men and equipment on their approach towards Moscow, allowing the Soviets time to prepare the defenses of the city. But times are changing. Battle for Smolensk of 1943 would turn the situation of both sides upside down... If you want to donate: www.deviantart.com/danstrogg/?… paypal.me/danstrogg I am taking commissions, read about it on my profile! Also if you like my arts and you want to support me, you can tell your watchers about me And also guy, please, let me know where did u find this art, in which group or from what person, its just for my statistics.
Artist's Description: Scenebuild made in Source filmmaker, edited via Photoshop The Battle of Smolensk 1941 was another severe defeat for the Red Army in the opening phase of Operation Barbarossa. For the first time, the Soviets tried to implement a coordinated counter-attack against a large part of the front; although this counter-attack turned into a military disaster, the stiffening resistance showed that the Soviets were not yet defeated and that the Blitzkrieg towards Moscow was not going to be an easy undertaking. Dissent within the German high command and political leadership was exacerbated. The leaders of the General Staff and Brauchitsch and commanders like Bock, Hoth and Guderian counselled against dispersing the German armoured units and to concentrate on Moscow. Hitler reiterated the lack of importance of Moscow and of strategic encirclements and ordered a concentration on economic targets such as Ukraine, the Donets Basin and the Caucasus, with more tactical encirclements to weaken the Soviets further. The German offensive effort became more fragmented, leading to the Battle for Kiev and the Battle for Uman. The battles were German victories but costly in time, men and equipment on their approach towards Moscow, allowing the Soviets time to prepare the defenses of the city. But times are changing. Battle for Smolensk of 1943 would turn the situation of both sides upside down... If you want to donate: www.deviantart.com/danstrogg/?… paypal.me/danstrogg I am taking commissions, read about it on my profile! Also if you like my arts and you want to support me, you can tell your watchers about me And also guy, please, let me know where did u find this art, in which group or from what person, its just for my statistics.

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