字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント - [Narrator] We're all familiar with Coca-Cola. But this is also Coke. It's said that clear Coke was a top secret project made exclusively for a thirsty Red Russian. (light music) - Ah, so good. - [Narrator] During World War II, Coca-Cola made a global splash, boosting American troops' morale. At one point, Dwight D. Eisenhower met with Georgy Zhukov, a Soviet general instrumental in the defeat of Nazi Germany. (explosion) Eisenhower introduced him to Coke. - [Eisenhower] Try this. - [Narrator] Zhukov was hooked. But after the war, Coke was seen as a symbol of American imperialism and was banned from the Soviet Union. Yeah, nope, not here. So Zhukov called up none other than U.S. president Harry Truman to send him a secret stash. - [Zhukov] I'm gonna need Coca-Cola. - [Narrator] Truman agreed to help Zhukov out. - [Truman] Alright, you got it. - [Narrator] He got the top dogs at Coca-Cola to disguise its iconic look. They eliminated the drink's artificial coloring, but made sure the new vodka look alike still had that classic Coke taste. They packaged it in straight glass bottles, capped with a red star. According to a World War II Coke rep, 50 cases were sent to Russia. Zhukov got his fix. He was never caught with the disguised Cola, and as far as we know, it hasn't been sipped since. (laid back music)
B1 中級 米 ソ連の将軍たちはクリアコーラを愛していた (Soviet Generals Loved Clear Cola) 78 4 許大善 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日 シェア シェア 保存 報告 動画の中の単語