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I was driving down the road and I saw this it's a giant chair it's absolutely amazing somebody would make something like this it's 33 feet tall and they use 10 tons of steel to make it my car can drive underneath it it's crazy [Music] [Music] here in Anniston Alabama they have not only the Aniston Museum of Natural History which is over here they also have the Burma Museum of world history and its affiliated with the Smithsonian we're gonna go in and check out the Birman Museum of world history first everything I read this is going to be an interesting adventure the reason why it's called the Burma Museum it's named after Colonel Farley Burman there's a culmination of more than four decades of collecting activity his wife Germaine the couple traveled the world to accumulate their 6000 plus piece collection of art and artifacts it also said that they preferred to remain mysterious when people asked them where they acquired their collection very first thing you see along entering the American West mr. Behrman collected a lot of sculptures the sculptures get one gun model 1883 Wow that is amazing next to you this uniform everything in here is authentic this Calvary uniform was actually worn during the American West nothing in here is recreated look at this area this would be the local saloon card game going the little derringer Pistor pistols on the table oh look this bandit is a playing card in the sleeve of a shirt hes cheating cheater I think this lady must be a working girl this placard right here actually says that colorful saloon girl of the movies was actually a prostitute who seldom had income above the sustenance level another collection of weapons look this knife here says the Confederate States of America on it this knife came from Selma Alabama we were just there a couple of days ago some relics down here including a bullet mold used to mold their bullets here's a tooth extractor if you had a hurt teeth they would pop that in there behind it and yank it out I can only imagine how much that hurt a lot of weapons here's an early form of handcuffs here's an old gunsmith where they would make firearms rifles and pistols look at this case the very first pistols was called a hand cannon 1611 from Europe this was invented by Leonardo da Vinci there's caught a leaf gun look at these weapons this gun here has an axe attached this is a double-barrel gun this goes on the end of a cane this is like James Bond stuff here here's the rest of the cane here it looks like a top gauge but it's really a gun a pipe gun screwdriver gun a pen gun and a friend took a 22 caliber bullet you could fire out of the fluid as you were playing music this is a leather wallet gun here's another gun slash battle axe there's a key gun and the infamous belt buckle pistol that was made famous in the movie wild wild west there's a gun there in a cigarette case shift knob gun or to look at this amazing piece of history right here it is a Nazi officers dress belt buckle good the officer silver-plated belt buckle conceals a deadly secret a four shot gun is built into the buckle single shot gun in a matchbox it's a tin box that originally he'll soar throat lozenges or cough drops and was converted to fit a gun this whole case all belonged to Napoleon we were at the Museum in Selma Alabama the other day where they had the drumsticks from Napoleon [Music] [Music] we're gonna walk around the corner now into my favorite 1941 semi-auto and they don't hear at the bottom of the case though is where it gets kind of interesting here are their phrase books so if you were in Japan or France or Germany you can learn some of their words this is their shaving gear Lucky Strike cigarettes and the water ration books complete with empty shells it's an early incantation of a grenade launcher you see these systems of Springs here in the lever [Music] I see they didn't have to put their head up here they could face that way they can use this along to pull back and make it ready to fire without having to stick their hand up so here's the bunker underground there's money in there sleeping and this guy he's just hanging out that's an interesting [Music] and here from August 15th 1945 he comes to the world Japan surrenders this one May 7 1945 Tuesday ve London says as Germany surrenders to the right over the phone's more guns all these things are amazing and they're not all murder here's a Soviet machine gun right in front of me Japanese more French more British more Italian border this is a Nazi Germany 42 [Music] tank buster right there is a us this is a British Canadian machine here's a Japanese type 96 LMG machine gun this is a British RPG for any tank weapon Soviet more here's the Nazi Germany mg 15 finish or finish any tank here's a British anti-tank rifle and a Nazi Germany in Nazi Germany - you know Germany always had the best weapons during the war they came up with some ingenious stuff and that's the reason they made it as far as they did in the war because of the inventions that they created so some of those mortars than any tank rifles those things could still be used today they were so far ahead in technology and the last section of weapons German Luftwaffe officers dagger 27 millimeter single shotguns bilbo flare pistol this right when you see that the bottom is absolutely amazing this was Heinrich Himmler's which was he was Adolf Hitler's right-hand man this was his personal target rifle this was a Nazi post office on there's an army officers daggers this picture right here is of Adolf Hitler with his autograph on it amazing this pistol it has his home the clip is a drum this bust was presented as a Christmas present using his it's table banner that is completely amazing there's also an SS built buckle their business presentation trophy this Japanese flag has all these names engraved in it of people who worked in a Nagasaki Factory it was prepared to pray good luck a good play and good Hill and safety for all the soldiers and they lit up and headed towards Pearl Harbor to bomb Pearl Harbor a food factory in Nagasaki to pray for them as they came involved us and then in return we bought Nagasaki with the nuclear with atom bomb these most of these people probably learn a lot anymore this mineral she brought you here is from the past debt house of the battleship the USS Arizona which was sunk in Pearl Harbor a day which will live in infamy I think that's just about it to the Burman Museum I'm gonna go ahead and in this video now because I'm sure that's quite a lot I want to thank you all for watching and I'll see you tomorrow [Music] [Applause] [Music]
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