Why didn't the US focus on Japan first in WW2? (Short Animated Documentary)
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The United States entered World War 2 in the wake of the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. However, upon joining the allies Roosevelt's government and the US military agreed to a 'Europe First' policy whereby Germany would be the primary focus and once defeated, the allies would turn their attention to Japan. But given how angry Americans were feeling over Pearl Harbor, why didn't the US aggressively focus on destroying Japan first. To find out watch this short and simple animated history documentary. A special thanks to my Patreon supporters: Rikspuckot SirJoe MajesticFirebird Scott W Ryan Schindeler robert lalonde CharÉTS Brendan W Steven B Justin Kubusch Michael Kram Leonard Frank Cippalippus Thomas Halter David J. Bever Leland Jakester1238 Mik Scheper Nathan Ngumi Wolf Ted Parsons Robert Brockway LambOfLeg erez87 blei95 Valentyn Donald Weaver Mario Peshev Adam Probert Andreas Mosand Joel Wasserman Bartosz Zasada John Orr Hidamarisou - Webnovel translations ThePalestRose Wi
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