"Get On the Bed" — Japanese POW Women Froze in Terror, U.S. Medics Were Setting Up IV Drips
Автор: Hidden World Moves
Загружено: 2025-12-28
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When Japanese nurse Yuki was captured by American forces in the Philippines during World War II, she was certain she knew what awaited her. Propaganda had taught her that American soldiers were brutal savages who showed no mercy to prisoners. So when a young medic pointed to a hospital bed and said "Get on the bed," her blood ran cold. But what happened next would shatter everything she believed about the enemy and transform her entire worldview forever.
This powerful untold story from WWII explores the profound impact of unexpected kindness in wartime. Follow the journey of Japanese women prisoners of war who expected torture and violation but instead received medical care, proper meals, and basic human dignity. Discover how simple acts of compassion from American medics and soldiers challenged decades of propaganda and sparked an incredible psychological transformation among captives who had been prepared to die rather than surrender.
This emotional historical account reveals a lesser-known side of the Pacific War, examining themes of propaganda versus reality, the power of mercy over cruelty, and how treating enemies with humanity can change hearts and minds more effectively than any weapon. If you're fascinated by untold WWII stories, prisoner of war accounts, or the psychology of wartime enemies, this video offers a thought-provoking perspective on one of history's most devastating conflicts.
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