Always beside ya 😊

The fact that the Korean peninsula was momentarily entirely communist and capitalist is both scary and cool at the same time

My grandfather was an US sniper in this war. The war shook him to his core and to this day he wouldn’t talk about anything that took place during the war, it is a very sensitive topic to bring up around him and I am almost positive he suffers from PTSD through it was never officially diagnosed by a doctor.

외국인이신데도 이런영상 올려주셔서 고마워요!

Excellent video bro All people have a good day

I almost misread the title as "The Korean War with frogs: Every Day".

Nice video bro

와ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ감사함니다

That moment when north korea occupies the city where you live-

we need more like this

한국인으로서 정말 좋네요 👍👍 구독하겠습니다!!

잘만들었네요.

This is so well made!

The whole war was just "Hold up, there is more." in disguse

감사합니다 😊😊

Thanks you so much and very much 😘😘

Wow, amazing

This was pretty accurate and good. Nice job!

I wish to be the producer of this bgm because it looks nice to play, those people who have made they must be feeling very good while they were making it

오홋정확하군요

Wow! Great job

My great grandfather was a tank mechanic in this war, its interesting seeing how it played out

우리나라를 위해서 희생하신분들 존경 합니다

Imagine all those people dying in that war just to find out it ended where it started.

I love that backround music !

The battle at the front lines when they were working on the agreement to cease the war was the most intense just to take up at least one more hill before they chooses where to split. Many of the hills were took over by north korea and south korea many times, the owner changed everyday. A lot of soldiers died, they were both wishing the war to end.

한국인으로써 전쟁에 참전하신 군인분들에게 감사드립니다

everyone is talking about the war but what program/website is this? i need to know!

Just right after the independence… we fought against each other. What a tragedy :(

You should do Syria’s War next. It would be awesome.

Damn that’s a huge tug of war

Oh.. thank you!!

This is really well made 👍

Cool video! Saying from south Korean. Sadly the war is still not officially end. Panmunjom Declaration is about non-aggression treaty between both Koreas. It was a "let's be ready for end of the war declaration" declaration. Korean governments are still trying to end the war.

The animation is nice

나중에 편집하는법 알려줄수있나요?

Nice tennis match !

nah you didnt make this in a week more like a year cus this is amazing

What app/ website is used for these videos?

The first one is his original creator the second debate gotta be that friend but I enjoyed watching it keep going fellas

My french grandfather fought in this war as part of the French volunteer corps of the UN, and lost an eye in Heartbreak ridge near Chorwon. He often told me how friendly the korean people were to him and he never had any regrets volunteering to go there. I wish I could have come with him to visit this country before he passed.

SOUTH KOREA: HELP!! PHILIPPINES: LEZZ GO BRRRRR (SMARTEN UP)

와 중독성 온진다(?)

Erm, there were two forces fighting for South Korea, one was Australian with Britain and other commonwealth countries in it, and the other was American, with the Internationals in it.

North Korea:in gonna win UN:O mae wa mo shendeiru North Korea:Nani China:Helo

do ww1 with flags in every day pls do the

Thank you so much for helped our country.🙇🙇🙇🙇

Love South Korea from Colombia! 🇨🇴🤝🇰🇷

The time for peace in this place is passed!

Korean War be like : North Korea : haha die South Korea : oh no US and UN : we got your back! South Korea : haha die! North Korea : oh no China and ussr : we got your back! North Korea : haha die! South Korea : no u North Korea : no u South Korea : no u North Korea : no u South Korea : no u North Korea : no u South Korea : let's peace for now North Korea : ok

how do you look at the borders everyday? is there a website? a program?

Can you make the Korean war continued

I love hows it's like two kids playing tug of war

最近投稿頻度高くて嬉しい

Nakdongriver line of defense

The Korean War officially ended with the armistice on July 27, 1953 and then with the Panmunjom Declaration on April 27, 2018.

Colombia and Korea 🇨🇴🤝🇰🇷

it's like watching a ping pong volley where the ball goes back and forth and back and forth but thousands of people die every time the map changes

What app is that its so nice if you tell me I like and subcribe

Eso es edicion o una app? Su es una app please dime como se llama

0:26 인천상륙작전 ㄷㄷ

Geography and space, you are the best. Excellent video, and have a good day all people Please you can me put first please 🤝🙏

이영상 써도 될까요?

Hey bro can you make the Vietnam War?

There are alot of big wars happened during the cold war

well. That was fast.

next video can u pls do the same video but with philippines?

How do you make these animations?

Can you put a link to where you got your map from?

왘ㅋㅋ 외국에서 이런영상을 볼 줄이야 한국인인 나보다 더 잘 알것같음. 사랑해요 지..오그레피 엔..드 스페이스!

What is amazing is that this war was mainly ground battles where front line moved from the deep south to the top north of Korea multiple times, that destroyed not only industrial infrastructure but social infrastructure, local administrations, communities and families and Korea became the land of mud and debris, from where South Korea became one of the major economic powers in only several decades. They got the guts.

Thanks for making this vido South korean

When it comes to Chinese intervention in the War, there are lots of finger-pointing between those viewing the war from different vintage points. Before anyone accuses anyone of "re-writing history", it behooves the accuser to first do some research into what the history is supposed to look like by relying on academically credited resources. Here are some scholastic consensuses in the West on Korea War related issues that are not generally touched on in popular media: *1, prior to the war, both Koreas were actively preparing for war and determined to conquer each other by military means.* No credited historians question the fact that South Korea under the dictatorship of Rhee Syng-man was just as hell-bent on militarily crashing the North as Kim was on crashing the South. His government was so antithetical to the division of Korea that South Korea government took no part in the subsequent peace negotiation and didn't even sign the truce in 1953. Rhee never recognized the 38th line and various plans had been drawn up by South Korea of invading and annexing the North.(Since South Korea's democratization in late 1980, these plans had been declassified.) The only problem was the South Korea army was much weaker due to the less-than-abundant American military aids/weapon transfer. (In contrast, the Soviet sponsored the North lavishly.) While the North attacked first, the intention of eventually crossing the 38th line and vanquishing the other side on battlefield was the same for both sides. *2, Kim Il-sung started the war without China's knowledge.* Kim and CCP were indeed allies. The former lent the later substantial support when CCP was on defensive in Manchuria under the KMT's onslaught during 1946-1947. When CCP finally turned the tiding around in Chinese Civil War in 1949, Kim approached Mao and asked for reciprocal support in the upcoming Korean Civil War. To Kim's chagrin, Mao sternly warned him against starting a war, pointing out the fact that unlike the Chinese Civil War, which was purely a domestic affair, the 38th line was legitimized by the UN resolutions. Crossing the line inevitably risked Great Power's intervention. The disappointed Kim went to Moscow instead and acquired Stalin's approval. When North Korean launched sudden attack on June 25th 1950, CCP leadership was as caught off-guard as the South Koreans were. *3, CCP's interests and intentions were aligned against being dragged into Korea War in 1950.* The Battle of Hainan, the last major battle of Chinese Civil War only ended in May 1950. KMT, though having largely retreated to Taiwan, was still in control of many groups of islands right off the Chinese coast, where it stationed its army that was still half a million strong. Its powerful air-force and navy completely dominated the air and sea and regularly bombarded the Mainland targets. In vast parts of Southwestern China, where CCP marched in only a few months before, the disintegrated Nationalists forces were reorganized in to guerrilla bands and continued to wage mobile wars against CCP, giving the latter a taste of its own medicine.(The assortment of anti-Communist forces had 2 million fighting men in 1950, and compelled CCP to launch the "Banditry Elimination Campaigns", which lasted into late 1952.) At the time the CCP's attention and resources were entirely dedicated to consolidating its control of the Mainland, building its air-force/navy from scratch, readying its force for the "liberation" of Tibet, and preparing for the upcoming Battle of Taiwan, which was planned to be launched in the summer of 1951. The last thing CCP wanted was being dragged into a foreign war before the final defeat of KMT. Even more nightmarish for CCP was the scenario of American intervention into the Chinese Civil War on the side of KMT. The need to avoid such occurrence was the primary reason why Mao strenuously tried to dissuade Kim from stirring up trouble in Korean Peninsular while the Chinese Civil War was still raging on. *4, US sent its fleet into Taiwan Strait immediately after the war's outbreak.* The fact Kim took the matter into his own hand without informing CCP did not register with the Americans, who saw the Communist world as a monolithic block, where all Communists were puppets of Moscow and co-conspirators in every scheme. (Such block-based perception was also the catalyst for America's intervention in Vietnam War a decade later.) On June 27th, two days after the war's outbreak, Trumen ordered the 7th fleet to sail into Taiwan Strait and declared the inclusion of Taiwan into America's strategic defense circle in the Pacific. From CCP's perspective, it was an act of naked aggression - the USA, despite its emphatic assurance of non-intervention in the Chinese Civil War, (as pronounced in its official White Paper issued in August, 1949,) now blatantly went back on its own words and started its interference without any provocation from CCP. *5, CCP only moved to preparing intervention after the UN force pushed north of the 38th line.* There had been debates among the Allies as to whether to stop at the 38th line, or to cross the line only to further destroy the North Korean army and then withdraw back to the South, or to push for the complete destruction of the North Korean state and the annexation of all its territories into the South. General MacArthur most adamantly insisted upon the last option and he prevailed in the end. It represented a controversially "expansive" interpretation of the UN mandate, which simply defines the objective as "stopping aggression" - obliteration of North Korea as a country is NOT on the mandate. It also ignored CCP's repeated warnings that China would not "sit and watch" should the UN force cross the 38th line and invade the North. On Oct1st, UN force crossed the line. On Oct. 8th, CCP's Politburo reached the decision of sending in PVA. On Oct 15th, MacArthur assured Truman the Chinese were simply posturing and the UN forces would secure the Chinese Border in the next few days and the soldiers would return home before Christmas. On Oct. 19th, PVA crossed the Yalu River. The rest is history. *6, Kim Il-sung would enter Manchuria should he be defeated in North Korea.* Pursuant to the existing treaties signed between CCP and Kim's party (initially in 1947 then again in 1949), in the event of Kim's defeat on Korean Peninsular, CCP was obligated to permit Korean Communists to retreat to Manchuria, where it could regroup and set up a guerilla base as it did in WWII. Further more, Stalin gave CCP the explicit instruction that Kim should rebuild his force in Manchuria if he was forced out of North Korea. That eventuality would be disaster for CCP and China in general for two reasons: firstly, it would significantly undermine China's sovereignty in Manchuria, given that Kim would operate as a "state within state", enlisting support from local Korean ethnic minorities. (It would bear direct analogy to the Palestinian Liberation Organization's retreat to Jordan, and later Lebanon, after its expulsion by Israel. The PLO's creation of a "state within state" led to both war with Jordan and the Lebanese Civil War.) Secondly, it would likely trigger MacArthur's invasion of Manchuria, justified by the same "expansive" interpretation of the UN mandate. Given the UN forces ignored the Inter-Korean border in pursuit of Kim, there was little reason to believe they would definitely stop at the Chinese-Korean border should Kim retreat to Manchuria. CCP was in no position to defy Stalin by refusing Kim's entry. The only effective strategy of forestalling its happening was to NOT let Kim be pushed out of North Korea. *7, even without Kim's retreat to Manchuria, there were many signposts suggesting the US might be planning to use Korea as the springboard to launch direct invasion of Mainland China in coordination with KMT.* General MacArthur visited Taiwan on July 31st, where he made some dramatic speeches on solidarity with the Nationalists in common struggle against the Communists. There was also the discussion on airlifting Nationalist divisions directly to Korea. (Remember, this happened without CCP's provocation, as it was still 2 month and 1 week before the CCP finally decided to participate in Korean War.) KMT propaganda made maximum hay of the visit, proclaiming it as the beginning of Chinese Civil War Phase II, where KMT would fight alongside Americans to take the Mainland China back, starting from Manchuria. Chiang Kai-shek himself was thrilled at such a prospect and made numerous public proposals. (Ever since KMT's loss of Mainland China, its propaganda machine had been dialed up to 11, blaring out assertions 24/7 that the defeat on Mainland was merely a temporary setback, and the US would join the war soon, and the counter-attack was imminent.) The war plan KMT drafted up involved deploying four Nationalist army groups to Korea to attack across the Manchurian border in conjunction with a massive amphibious assault simultaneously launched from Taiwan. Blessed with hindsight, we know now that Truman eventually overruled MacArthur and refused to endorse Chiang's attempt at escalation. CCP leadership in the summer of 1950 did not know that. With American soldiers a stone's throw away from the Yalu River, the prospect of American invasion of Manchuria on behalf of & in coordination with its KMT allies did not at all seem far-fetched - America's unprovoked intrusion into the Taiwanese Strait heralded that, General MacArthur publicly discussed that, KMT itself openly mobilized for that - what more convincing did the CCP leadership need? If the Americans, in their determination to crash Communism in both Korea and China, was bent on making CCP the next target anyway, getting the Americans bogged down in Korea before they could cross the Chinese border would naturally be the most sensible surviving strategy for CCP.

I'm not liking how as soon as the Army stationed me in the ROK, I just get bombarded with videos about the Korean War. Feels ominous.

My Korean grandpa was in this Korean War when he was like 4 my grandpa’s uncle fought on this war in incheon

Can you do battle of yultong

South Korea: IM GOING TO WIN!!! China: SIKE!!!

My grandfather served as a medic in the 60th parachute field ambulance platoon from India

전 한국인인데 인천 상륙작전이 제일 인상에 남네요 ㅎㅎ

Can I have my permission to use this on my Korean war edit?

수도 탈환을 두번이나 할정도로 치열했던 전쟁 양측 사상자만 500만명

흐흠 이게 한국이다! 좀 뿌듯하네요ㅎㅎ 감사합니닷!

Thank you for drawing our South Korea Korea

This war was just such a rollercoaster

Reminds me of the Imjin war, China joining the war because they realised that if south korea took control of north korea, the US would have easy entrance into China this also applies to vietnam China's south border during the vietnam civil war.

When both sides research blitzkrieg as their doctrine:

There is something ominous about how the USSR and USA can be seem in each corner to where it seems as if they're observing the very carnage caused by their clashing ideologies

Soon to be continued?

結局統一出来て無いのにあんなに犠牲が… しかも同じ民族同士で… 悲しい戦争ですね

625전쟁 참전하신 용사님들 감사합니다!

Japanese Empire leave Korea 2 sides of Korea : It's show time ! yeah boi !

0:19 представьте такую Южную Корею!

My Great Grandfather was a U.S. Army Bronze Star recipient in Korea. I don’t know hoe he got it, but I plan to ask him one of these days.

mcarthur should have stop at pyongyang and set up a defensive line. History would have turned out so different

Before incheon, North Korea almost captured Busan. However, after the incheon landing, the United States used aircraft and artillery to beat the Korean army to the yalu River. Later, the PEOPLE's Liberation Army and Soviet troops entered Korea and pushed the United Nations forces led by General MacArthur to the south of the 38th parallel.

🇰🇷🇺🇸🇺🇳 소련군이 ‘해방군’? 함석헌의 기억 (“소련군 사령관, ‘당신들이 원하는 대로 어떤 형태의 정부를 세워도 자유’… 그것은 말뿐이고 사실은 소련 일색으로 기울어지는 것이었다”(함석헌))

my great uncle was in that war he died before he was bandages were put on his friend put my great uncle in for the Medal of Honor he was only 20 years old when he passed away from his wounds. In 1954 two years after he died his parents went to Washington DC to receive my great uncle’s Medal of Honor. He landed on a hand grenade he covered it with his body. my great uncle’s name is Charles George he was from Cherokee North Carolina full blooded Cherokee Indian he served in the US Army he held a rank of PFC my great uncle is my hero.

每一次战线的变化都是我们先烈拿鲜血换来的，致敬

Nice

How do u make videos like that?