The Unthinkable WWII Betrayal: US turns against Allies UK & USSR!

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Witness The Unthinkable in WW2, Americans betray the Allied Forces UK and USSR.

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00:00The date was June 10th, 1943, a day that would live in infamy, but not for the reasons anyone expected.

00:08Across the battlefields of Europe, North Africa, and the vast Pacific,

00:12Allied soldiers were pushing back against the Axis powers.

00:16Hopes were, you know, cautiously rising.

00:19Then, the world broke.

00:22Without warning, American naval guns turned on the Royal Navy in the Atlantic.

00:26American fighter planes, once providing air cover for British bombers,

00:31instead tore them from the skies over the English Channel.

00:35In the East, coded messages, once promises of lend-lease aid,

00:39became declarations of hostility towards the Soviet Union.

00:43The unthinkable had happened.

00:45The United States had declared war on its own allies.

00:49Confusion was the first wave of this new, terrifying war.

00:53In London, air raid sirens wailed,

00:57but the bombers overhead bore the white star of the U.S. Army Air Forces, not the swastika.

01:03Winston Churchill, his face a mask of disbelief and fury,

01:08clutched a telegram from Washington.

01:11It was a formal, cold declaration of war.

01:14He reportedly slammed his fist on the cabinet table, scattering papers, roaring in outrage.

01:19In Moscow, Joseph Stalin received the news with a chilling silence.

01:25He had long suspected Western treachery,

01:28but this sudden, violent betrayal surpassed even his most paranoid nightmare.

01:32The chaotic war had just become a struggle for survival.

01:35A new, unimitably powerful American and British,

01:38who had shared rations side-by-side in the hills of Tunisia before,

01:41were now to kill each other,

01:42and American Sicily, hearing the uncle over his radio,

01:45German trick.

01:46British counterpart cross a small village squ-

01:49and raised a hand ting,

01:51only to be met a confused, hostile rut.

01:54The barter hood, forcible of combats to common foe,

01:58evaporated in an in.

01:59It was replayed, bewildered, sickening of betrayal,

02:02deeper than in it.

02:04Across the United States,

02:06citizens awoke, hunting headlines,

02:07and her scream to perfidy and Soviet-

02:09justific spun from whole-

02:12a government that had sud-

02:13violently, chains.

02:14Petered in stunned silent square,

02:17ruse tickers with wah-

02:18Sons and husbands in Europe were plung

02:21new kind of feared ones

02:22were no longer fighting along against tyranny.

02:25They were now horrifying new conflict.

02:27The chief or allied victory marches

02:29by the confused Angon nation torn from its anchor,

02:31and set a dray of treachery.

02:34The Quessals of Parliament to the Froh

02:35The Eastern Front

02:36The official reason Froh's preemptive self-defense,

02:40a cabal of IST politicians,

02:41communist-politic military leaders,

02:44he seized power and coup,

02:46and clay covered a plot.

02:48The Alen and the USSR parv up post-war Europe,

02:50marginalizing America,

02:51creating a new global dominated by British-imperial Soviet communism.

02:55Break of this new war,

02:56it and devastating antic,

02:57the wolf packs of boats,

02:58suddenly faves ignored.

02:59In massive U.S. Navy groups,

03:01intended for the esteemed East,

03:03they oil Navy's home fleet,

03:04ruthless,

03:05if fit.

03:05Envoys that had German attackers,

03:09were now undid by their former press.

03:11Battle of the Atlantic,

03:12once a struggle and survival,

03:14in a one-sided order.

03:17American remissory,

03:18come to the element of surprise,

03:20turned the ocean to a graveyard for shipping,

03:22actively blockading nation from the rest of them.

03:25Across Europe,

03:26lines dissolved into a chaos.

03:29In Italy,

03:30man structures fract,

03:31British divs,

03:32poised for the invading land,

03:33turned there on each other.

03:34American divs,

03:36poised for the invasion land,

03:37turned there on each other.

03:39Germans,

03:39initially bewildering,

03:40exploited the infight,

03:41launching counterattack,

03:42fragmented and confused Allied forces.

03:45In the skies over occupied France,

03:47RAF Spitfires engaged in desperate dogfights,

03:50with USAAFP-51 Mustangs.

03:53The very air,

03:54once a symbol of Allied cooperation,

03:56became a theater of fratricidal warfare.

04:00The war against Hitler was,

04:01for a time,

04:02forgotten in the bloody confusion.

04:04In the Pacific,

04:06the betrayal had equally dire consequences.

04:09The joint Anglo-American commands fell apart.

04:12Australian and New Zealander forces,

04:14fighting alongside Americans in New Guinea,

04:16were suddenly isolated,

04:18and faced with impossible choices.

04:21The flow of American supplies to the British and Commonwealth forces ceased overnight.

04:29Japan,

04:30reeling from defeats at Midway and Guadalcanal,

04:34was handed a golden opportunity.

04:36With its enemies now fighting each other,

04:38the Imperial Japanese Navy could regroup and launch new offensives,

04:42threatening to reverse hard-won gains.

04:45The vital lend-lease supplies flowing through the Arctic convoys in Iran were cut off.

04:50Worse,

04:51American long-range bombers,

04:52perhaps flying from newly seized bases in the UK,

04:55could now potentially target Soviet industry in the Urals.

04:58Stalin was forced to divert divisions from the front lines against Germany,

05:03to guard against a potential American attack from the east or from the south.

05:06This gave the beleaguered Wehrmacht a desperately needed reprieve,

05:10allowing them to stabilize their front and prolong the brutal war in the east.

05:16The world's geopolitical map was redrawn in blood and betrayal.

05:22Faced with a two-front war against the United States and Germany,

05:26the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union were forced into an alliance of pure desperation.

05:31Churchill, Stalin, ideological opposites now shared a single goal, survival.

05:38A grim, undersupplied struggle against the United States and Germany.

05:43The American leadership might offer Hitler a conditional peace.

05:49Cease hostilities in the west.

05:52Keep the conquered territories in the east.

05:55Act as a bulwark against the Soviets.

05:58A terrifying new axis could emerge.

06:01A pact between Washington and Berlin aimed at destroying the Soviet Union.

06:08Japan, too, might become a de facto partner,

06:11profiting from the collapse of the British Empire in Asia.

06:15The human cost would be immeasurable.

06:19The initial shock among soldiers and citizens would curdle into deep, lasting hatred.

06:24A British soldier who once admired American bravado would now see the American flag as treachery.

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