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[View \| Download]	Nạn Đói Ất Dậu 1945 Nạn Đói Ất Dậu 1945 Tags: 1945, Dậu, Nạn, Đói, Ất 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Dance With My Father- Music Video Sung by Kellie Coffey. Available on Itunes. This is a music video I made with Poh Geok Teo when i was 16, for year 12 media studies at school. About a girl and her mother grieving for their father/husband after he has gone to war. Filmed in Hamilton, New Zealand. Tags: 1940, 1945, Coffey, Dance, Kellie, Nicholas, Shakira, cute, dad, daddy, dancing, daughter, death, father, funeral, grief, loss, love, loved, miss, mourning, my, old, one, ring, sad, war, wife, with 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Apocalipsis: La Segunda Guerra Mundial Últimos minutos del documental de National Geographic. DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC OR IMAGES FROM THIS VIDEO NO COPYRIGHT ABUSE INTENDED Tags: 1945, aliada, apocalipsis, atómica, bomba, documental, explosión, geographic, guerra, hitler, invasión, la, mundial, national, nuclear, segunda, wwII 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	El Hombre que Perdió sus Ilusiones -Sandro - Tributo Un video que le dedico a un grande como tributo.. Se fue un 4 de enero del 2010, pero se kedo con todos nosotros como todo gran hombre que tuvo la suerte, o mejor dicho, la fuerza y el alma para llegar al corazon de la gente.. gracias gitano.. espero les guste.. y para vos vieja, para que te acompañe en la perdida ^_^ kurenai@live.com.ar El Hombre que Perdió sus Ilusiones Cuando un hombre pierde sus ilusiones cuando un hombre deja ya de sonreír y en su alma no existen más pasiones es un hombre sin ganas de vivir. Cuando mira el mundo indiferente cuando deja el tiempo transcurrir vive muerto y en su alma adormecida ya nunca más podrá sentir cerca de él el fuego ardiente del amor ni el soplo cálido de Fe que da la vida. Tampoco ya podrá mirar hacia los cielos y reír ni descubrir en su ventana un nuevo día. Cuando un hombre cobija la tristeza y en su alma se anida el dolor es que el mundo ha golpeado con fiereza y ha matado de a poco su ilusión. Si se apaga la chispa de su vida y su estrella elegida se perdió se ha perdido también junto con ella la esperanza que ya jamás encontrará porque se ha hundido en el mar que es esa lágrima final de una agonía y en silencioso funeral ha de enterrar su corazón acompañado de un cortejo de ilusiones que se van... que se van... que se van. Tags: 1945, 2010, Cuando, El, Gitano, Hombre, Ilusiones, Perdió, Roberto, Sanchez, Sandro, Tributo, de, enero, pierde, que, sus, un 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Рабы Гитлера и Сталина Рабы Гитлера и Сталина Tags: 1945, Рабы, Сталина, война, и, кгб, нквд, Гитлера, репатрианты, репатриация 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Proklamasi Proklamasi kemerdekaan Indonesia oleh Soekarno didampingi oleh Mohammad Hatta pada 17 Agustus 1945. Proclamation of the independence of Indonesia by Soekarno accompanied by Mohammad Hatta at 17 August 1945. Tags: 17, 1945, agustus, indonesia, kemerdekaan, merdeka, proklamasi, soekarno 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	(1/5) Pacific Lost Evidence Okinawa World War II SUBSCRIBE TO EXCELLENT WORLD WAR II VIDEOS Landing day for Okinawa, the final land battle of the Pacific War, was Easter Sunday, 1 April 1945. The Landing force was the new Tenth Army under Army Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner. He commanded two corps, XXIV Corps, with five army divisions, and III Amphibious Corps, with three Marine divisions, all told some 182,000 troops. In overall charge was Vice Adm. Raymond A. Spruance, commander of the Fifth Fleet. Okinawa, sixty miles long and from two to twenty eight miles wide, is the largest and most important of the Ryukyu Islands. The 500,000 Okinawans were not then considered to be Japanese. Japanese Lt. Gen. Mitsuru Ushijima commanded the Thirty second Army, strength of 77,000 troops, who with naval forces and some 20,000 Okinawan conscripts provided about 100,000 defenders. Ushijima planned a defense in depth, with his main strength in the heavily populated south, and three major defense lines following east west ridgelines. Buckner landed his two corps, each with two divisions in the assault, across surprisingly undefended beaches near Hagushi village on the western side of the narrow waist of the island. The III Corps on the left and XXIV Corps on the right crossed the island almost without enemy contact. The Marines then turned northward and the army headed south. On 6 April, XXIV Corps ran into the outer rings of Ushijima's first major defense line running along Kakazu ridge. Ushijima's plan was to delay his counterattack until much of the supporting U.S. invasion fleet of some 1,200 ships was crippled by massive combined sea and air action, including suicide kamikaze tactics. The first major kamikaze attack came on 6 April. Joining the air action, the giant 18 inch gun battleship Yamato sortied from the home islands, but was destroyed by U.S. Navy aircraft. Ashore, Ushijima's companion counterattack, not launched until 12 April, was easily absorbed by XXIV Corps. Meanwhile, III Corps had overrun most of central and northern Okinawa. Buckner, to overcome Ushijima's stiffening resistance, began shifting the III Corps to the south. Ushijima's second major counterattack, timed to coincide with the fifth kamikaze attack, went off piecemeal on 3 May and accomplished nothing. Buckner went forward with a two corps attack on 11 May. Ushijima's second line, which passed through Shuri, was broken on both of his flanks. He elected to fall back to his third and final line on the southern tip of Okinawa. Buckner launched his final large scale attack on 18 June. The general was killed by a Japanese shell while watching the action from a forward observation post. Command of Tenth Army passed to Marine Maj. Gen. Roy S. Geiger of III Corps, who declared the island secured on 21 June. That same day, Ushijima committed ceremonial suicide. The last of the ten major air attacks came on 22 April. Next day, Gen. Joseph Stilwell arrived and took command. Although liked by his subordinates, army and Marine, Buckner was considered an inexperienced commander. He was criticized by, among others, Administrative Spruance and Gen. Douglas MacArthur for his unimaginative and costly frontal assaults and his refusal to try a second amphibious landing on the southern end of the island, which might have broken the stalemate. Tenth Army casualties were 7,613 killed or missing in action and 31,800 wounded. Close to 5,000 U.S. sailors died and as many more were wounded. Seven U.S. carriers had been badly damaged and many other smaller ships were sunk or damaged. Estimates of Japanese casualties ran over 142,000, including many hapless Okinawan civilians.(answers.com) Tags: 10th, 1945, Army, Buckner, Corps, Douglas, Evidence, II, Japanese, Lost, MacArthur, Marine, Okinawa, Pacific, Spruance, U.S., Ushijima, War, World 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)