When America Invaded Russia - 3D History DOCUMENTARY

Kings and Generals 3d animated historical documentary series on modern warfare continues with a video on the end Russian Civil War with a focus on the American intervention (known in Russian historiography as American invasion) in Eastern Siberia and the Arkhangelsk region. This video that takes place with a backdrop of the Great War features invasions by other forces of the Entente, as well as Kolchak, Czechoslovakian Legion, Bolsheviks, and others.

#Documentary #RussianCivilWar #GreatWar

[KingsandGenerals]

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[brianhuss]

The 31st Infantry Regiment is probably the most hard-luck regiment in the US Army. Their first combat deployment was to Siberia. Their next combat was on Bataan in the Philippines and were subject to the Bataan Death March. In the Korean War they were at Chosin Reservoir. Poor bastards.

[tonyhawk]

Then after that the Czechoslovaks proclaimed the great horizontal empire and clashed with the Chilean great vertical empire, true story !

[husseinalsharaa]

This is the last thing I thought I would know in history.
Knowing Russia and USA once fought absolutely surprised me.

[mikek]

When you don’t like your teammates but it’s ranked match so you can’t team kill.

[thParallelRockhound]

Truly did not know so many countries sent troops during the war!
Excellent video.

[MCMLXXXVICCXII]

Wilson's self-determination... Cost a lot of lives around the world.

[byzantinetales]

Anyone: Invading Russia from Siberia
Russians : Meh

[michel]

Fun fact: Alexander Zvorykin, one of the inventors of the TV, was procuring radio supplies in New York for Alexander Kolchak's government, when he found out that it has fallen and decided to stay in the USA, starting his career in Westinghouse Electric

[ryankillian]

Thank you so much for making this! My great grandfather was with the American Forces in Operation Archangel. So cool to see this history recreated - he was concripted from a dairy farming community in Wisconson to serve.

[RoomateNSNL]

Awesome Video about events forgotten by so many. Even taking history classes events such as these are overshadowed, and rarely mentioned. But the people who fought there shouldn't be forgotten. Thank you for taking about this topic and so many other events not taught in by classes or by the media. This the best history channel I have ever encounter!

[vx]

Excellent as usual Thank you K&G!

[illiakaliuzhnyi]

Americans: Bravely attack, bravely retreat
Any other soldiers in the video: attack, retreat

[diphyllum]

Not gonna lie, using the word "liberated" to describe Americans capturing territory in North Asia is pretty fucked up

[LucasDimoveo]

Can you imagine how paranoid Americans would be if the Soviets, or anyone really, landed troops on our land?

[bannerofislam]

This is absolutely brilliant. How lucky are we to watch all this for free?

[Maxium]

Fun fact: the flag of this polar bear regiment is in a Chinese museum

[homerj]

I actually learned about the Russian Civil War and the Anti-Bolshevik invasion which included the United States. Amazing considering it was an American education. You would not learn that in school now.

[Furioushunter]

*A country with self determination exists*

America: So u have chosen death

[Dragons_Armory]

I love how those foreign intervening forces who has no idea of local politics decide to mold kingmakers then started infighting among themselves.
Kind of typical if you look at US's interventions in Latin America and South Vietnam.