The Worst Way Any Japanese Soldier Died During WW2

Softcore History

Improv, Comedy, History

4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2022

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Human beings might be at the top of the planet's food chain but we've taken some L's to animals over the years, none worse than what happened to the Japanese soldiers who, near the end of World War II, retreated into the swamps of Burma's Ramree Island and found ancient, bloodthirsty predators waiting for them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Soft Core History.
0:08.0	What is up?
0:08.8	Welcome back to Soft Core History.
0:11.3	If you're wondering why you're hearing my voice Rob Fox for two weeks in a row
0:15.6	well it's because I'm joined as always by Dan Regester it's because of Rob's
0:21.2	ego has gone beyond control. He has commandeered this ship. Yes. He's held us captive and now he's running the show.
0:33.6	Yeah.
0:34.6	I think this is more of a Julius Caesar situation.
0:36.6	I took power because I needed to, because I could,
0:40.2	because you guys weren't strong enough to stop me.
0:43.0	It's true.
0:44.0	Yeah.
0:45.0	I have no answer for your sheer brute force.
0:49.0	Yeah, I mean, well, we're talking physical strength, by the way.
0:51.0	Yeah.
0:52.0	Like, I physically overpowered Dan
0:53.5	and I humiliated Jake so much that he didn't even show up.
0:58.0	No, he actually, so kind of an announcement for the podcast.
1:03.0	Jake went over to do birthright.
1:05.1	He joined the IDF.
1:06.3	He did.
1:07.8	He immediately promoted to Sergeant.
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