Americans React to Poland The Unconquered (IPNtv: The Unconquered)

[@samoht.p]

This is not a short story. This is the main story of World War II. For some reason it is omitted. But you can guess because the Allies betrayed Poland and sold it to Stalin. Polish pilots saved England in the air battle of Britain, and then they were thrown to the bottom and worked as warehousemen or plumbers (even outstanding generals), and in the end no one invited Poles to the victory parade, and those who started World War II were invited ( Germany and Russia). And people avoid talking loudly about this betrayal.

[@Xerox0928]

And British government just shoved knive in the back of polish hopes, after what we did for UK.Never got any apologies from anyone

[@marcinprygon1740]

Oh Come on. Stop whining. We can only blame our elites back then for being so shortsighted and naive. If we don't learn from it it will happen again and again.

[@marcinprygon1740]

Oh Come on. Stop whining. We can only blame our elites back then for being so shortsighted and naive. If we don't learn from it it will happen again and again.

[@marcinprygon1740]

Oh Come on. Stop whining. We can only blame our elites back then for being so shortsighted and naive. If we don't learn from it it will happen again and again.

[@marcinprygon1740]

Oh Come on. Stop whining. We can only blame our elites back then for being so shortsighted and naive. If we don't learn from it it will happen again and again.

[@dawidszczubelek2498]

I'll tell you guys, I'm Polish and I honestly cried when I watched it and I'm crying as I write this, but Poland never gives up and won't give up on anything, no one helped us and we won against two superpowers, I'm proud of who I am and I love your films

[@Yoko.off.]

Real

[@wronaona]

me too its just too hard to watch without tears

[@Niuniek]

a myslalem ze tylko ja tak mam ;)

[@przemysawkrzeminski8304]

Jestem ostatnim pokoleniem które słyszało wojenne opowieści z ust ludzi którzy przetrwali WW2 mama 45 lat i słuchałem moich dziadków zalany łzami .Pamiętam komunizm ,stan wojenny roku 1980 itp.Przekazuje te opowieści młodym ku pamięci zamordowanych bohaterów.😢

[@KarolinaArmknecht]

Nie nie jestes ostatnim

[@Xerox0928]

Ja w ostatnim roku liceum słuchałem opowieści Sybiraków, a miałem wtedy 18 lat jakoś teraz mam 30

[@blankdextr]

mam 15 lat a sluchalam opowiesci polskich żołnierzy z 2 wojny

[@1.618-o2y]

Jestem z 90' i od sąsiadki słyszałem opowieść z Oświęcimia, więc nie nie ostatnim. ( Była w obozie później została zabrała przez Niemca na gospodarstwo )

[@przemysawkrzeminski8304]

A sąsiadka w jakim wieku mam nadzieje że okolo 90+ bo tylko taka obcja wchodzi w rachubę czyli osoba pełnoletnia w chwili wydarzeń i świadoma na umyśle bez chorób wieku starczego które zaburzają prawdziwość przekazu .W moim regionie już ta takich niema nie żyją l lub chorują na na demencje itp

[@nicolleword4365]

The underground government was not ONLY established during World War II. There were also courts which mainly passed death sentences on traitors to the homeland, which were carried out by the executioners, and the death penalty was carried out after reading the court's verdict, which also included the justification. There was also clandestine teaching at all levels of education, mainly in private homes. The Germans banned education for Poles, limiting it to writing and reading and basic mathematics, because Poles were supposed to be educated enough to obey German orders. Thanks to such efforts, people after the war only passed final exams and obtained diplomas. And when it comes to Jews, only in Poland, for ANY help, even giving a glass of water, the ENTIRE FAMILY could be shot. This punishment was valid ONLY in occupied Poland. In other countries it was a fine. And yet it was Poles who saved most of the Jews.

[@puregameplaysonhard]

"The Unconquered" is one of the most touching things I ever watched. As someone mentioned here, some of us are the last generation to have grand parents who remember or remembered WWII. I recollect my granfather sometimes would open up and tell stories about his childhood during WWII (like German soldiers forcing him and his friends to get inside their car, then when the car reached a bridge they ordered them to walk back and forth on the bridge, after a while the Germans with their officer would cross the bridge and drive away. They used two kids to make sure that there were no mines on the bridge). Because you heard such stories and met in person the people who actually survived WWII, you look differently at your own life and the modern world. Newer generations don't truly appreciate what they have and don't know true suffering. Our grandparents were different, but they were much stronger mentally and physically. But the thing about the Second World War, though it has some of the most epic events in Polish history, like the battle of Wizna where a small detachment of 1000 soldiers defended for 3 days against 40000 of German soldiers just to postpone the Germans advancing further (you should react to Sabaton performing 40:1 during the Woodstock festival, it's on YT), is that it's a very dramatic and dark period of our history. You may want to react e.g., to some videos on winged hussars, it's also a significant part of our history but way more glorious -> in my opinion, winged hussars were one of the strongest formations in human history ever. If you want to learn about the real "unconquered", winged hussars are badass :) (kzbin.info/www/bejne/honOmHmdnZhghdk&ab_channel=SlavParadise )

[@bullet1544]

You must see: Witold Pilecki. Hero of the Heroes.

[@TLA77]

Nie chcą go pokazywac i uczyc w szkolach i duuuuzo wiecej

[@LilybethII]

As a Pole, I cannot go through that video without shedding some tears. We literally have PTSD when it comes to the II World War. That's a VERY heavy topic for us. Thank you for the reaction!

[@MAGDALENALUNIEWICZ]

Squadron 303 being Polish is just a state of mind- YOU 'LL see what our airfighters were capable of doing in the air :)

[@VoidCosmonaut]

Terrible English

[@MQ-lt7fd]

I love Poland. Spirit of Poles, fight for freedom. What you searching for, is searching for you. Bless you

[@fgjtygjkk]

yooo did you know history ouer solider bear wojtek

[@Regent79]

During the German-Soviet Invasion of Poland of 1939, the rkm wz. 1928 was the standard LMG used by almost all Polish infantry and cavalry units. The German armed forces captured a number of Polish-made Browning guns and used them until the end of World War II under the designation of lMG 28 (p)

[@LucasCh.L.]

Thank you guys! Greetings from Poland! 🤍❤

[@yovee5912]

Allegro Legendy Polskie - entertaining, short, great productions, a modern take on some Polish\Slavic myths and legends. Worth seeing if you haven't already.

[@kilaii1]

the creators of this project collaborated on projects such as The Witcher, Cyberpunk 2077 and many other productions -Studio Platige Image

[@apacz3995]

Greetings from Kraków inPoland

[@Milo51537]

Greetings from Oświęcim, Poland😊😊

[@mr_hardy5329]

Greetings from Poland.

[@dominikawojcik7566]

Thank you. Greetings from Poland

[@Kamil-mw9jw]

Nice to hear that Poland was a Soviet block country, what I often hear when people commenting this video is that Poland was a part of Soviet Union. 👍

[@ola1575]

Thank you for this video. I've watched it many times but it always brings tears to my eyes. I am proud of my ancestors and grateful for what they did because thanks to it I can live in a free country. Regards!

[@herkulespoirot2697]

Order of episodes to watch: 1. PARP: The Animated History of Poland (2010), kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHXViZqgZrOqhJo 2. IPNtv: Game for Independence. Poland (2020), kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHaVhZ2mgaigjpo 3. IPNtv: Unconquered: Trying (2019), kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYisoJ2DqJt7f7c 4. IPNtv: The Unconquered (2018), kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2mbcp6EZs2Bj68

[@barbarazalejskibravomrb8007]

Guys you are great thank you from the bottom of my heart.❤️

[@Ezeriasz]

If you are mentioning "300" movie, you should check the story behind song "40 to 1" by Sabaton. Its kinda same vibe.

[@tomaszkarol4574]

Hi guys thank you for your interest in my country history I have some great recommendations for you to watch Bloody foreigners Untold Battle of Britain it’s a long one about a 50 min but worth it 🇵🇱👍👍👍🇵🇱

[@Shiro_PL]

People underestimate Poland and say there is poverty... but they do not see that after 123 years of slavery (during World War I, Poland was not on the map) we regained independence in 1918, only to lose it again in 1939... .. after the 2 world wars, Poland was completely destroyed... these 20 years between 1918-1939 were not enough to fully rebuild... After the war, with millions of dead, we were again enslaved for 30 years... Other European countries were developing and we were crushed by russia... We regained full independence for which we fought in 1989... 34 years have passed since Poland was a free country. There is simply still a lot to do here

[@tytanis]

In those 20 years between two world wars you mentioned is the time when we had a war with Bolshevik. Every one talks about WW1 and WW2 but between them we stopped ZSRR from entering Europe.

[@mariostepien4526]

Polska ❤❤❤💪💪💪

[@iwonaitterman66]

💪🇵🇱 Dzięki i Pozdrawiam

[@KrystianKamranczyk]

If you want to learn more about Poland and its history, Mert Pol from Scotland has great programs.

[@wojtekklimas5123]

My się nigdy nie podajemy . Chwała bohaterom

[@mroczneprzepowiednie]

It's just insane...

[@zeekone2207]

well silent hill movie he also was killed in second part xD

[@Xoruam]

One thing that needs to be pointed out about Katyń - this wasn't just about "the officers". What this video doesn't mention, is that those "20,000 officers" were the intellectual elites of the time. Many of them were The Great War veterans - painters, poets, priests, academy professors, doctors, etc. Katyń wasn't aimed at eliminating the military command - it was, first and foremost, aimed at eliminating the intellectuals, so that there's nobody to spearhead the opposition against The Red Plague, and so that there's nobody for the nation to group around. It was the Soviet version of the German Intelligenzaktion. EDIT: Also, if you are interested in life in the occupied Poland, _Days of Honour,_ (pl: _Czas Honoru_ ) is a very good series IMO, if you can catch a version with English subtitles, it pretty nicely shows the operations of the Polish underground during that time, as well as the brutality of the German and later Soviet officers.

[@biao-czerwony7557]

Uwilebiam Polską historie

[@Maka_Paka26]

Fun fact: we had a bear called Wojtek that helped move the artilery shells. He lived trough war earning medals for his serwice and spend rest of his life in a zoo. Edit: i forgot to add there is a whole movie called "dywizjon 303" and its about Polish fighter pilots that fought for England during the war. It is sait that they were the best division.

[@marmay6874]

good job guys

[@PZdrojowa]

🇵🇱 Thanks

[@dorotabarbowska2184]

Ok, so now you have my subscribtion for this🙂

[@petegrusky2715]

Dude, Bean has been in Lord of the Rings and some other classic movies. The guy is a legend! 😎

[@Adamejdem]

We are Poland!!!! We do not beg for freedom we fight for it

[@goralka2032]

I am from the generation that was born after the war. I knew the real story from my family, because they survived the war. We were forced to learn Russian at school, they were told that the Russians were liberators, we were not allowed to say that they attacked us on September 17, 1939, they only said that the Germans attacked us on September 1, 1939. Many facts from history were concealed and we were not allowed to tell the truth, even though the older generation knew it. My children were also taught various lies, but they knew from us, the parents, and knew the truth. People who opposed the lie, at best, lost their jobs, could not get higher positions, and their children lost the chance for education at universities. And it often happened that they were sent to prison and never came back. As the authorities said: they are a subversive element. These were bad times for Poles, fortunately, we are stubborn, hard-working and hardened to live in difficult times. Greetings to you and I'm glad that you are interested in such topics. History is important because from it we draw conclusions for the future. I hope that the translator translated my words correctly.

[@bruhmoment3741]

We arent even that mad because we got invaded by germany and soviet russia. We are mad however because the allies stabbed us in the back. TWICE. First at the start of the war, the pact promised that if one country declared war on a member, everyone would declare war on it aswell and help the ally. What happened after the start of the war however is france and GB declared war, and did absolutely nothing. Then, france got invaded. Only then did they even begin to care. After the war, we were sold into the iron courtain. Most of our achievements in WW2 go completely over one's head even today. (Even polish history books sometimes portray allies as if they actually "helped" us, wich is just laughable at in my oppinion)

[@arleta7788]

You should read about hussars, that's a hot topic

[@g.peters244]

Nice that you watched this video. Poland, attacked from two sides by military powers, had no chance to defend itself. Both countries wanted to eliminate Poles as a nation. Two countries began the terror of World War II - Nazi Germany and its ally the USSR. This must be remembered.

[@halohalo6532]

POLSKA w 1939 roku była atakowana przez trzy państwa Niemcy Słowację I ZSRR tak dla przypomnienia dla tych co mają niepełną wiedzę historyczną!

[@szykaka]

true

[@MdUjjal-e5o]

🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩👍👍

[@AAAsky841]

Wow😮

[@marekswidzinski5743]

Spectacular cases of many Polish soldiers over the centuries. Since you are Americans, I will start with a Polish pilot who, as reported by the Pentagon, turned out to be the best pilot of the United States Army in Europe in World War II. His name was Frank Gabryszewski. He shot down 28 enemy aircraft. Franciszek Gabryszewski flew, among others, the P47 Thunderbord. Another Pole, a participant in the January Uprising of 1863-1864, became the right-hand man of the President of Mexico and was appointed by the President to the rank of colonel, and was additionally appointed an officer for special duties. This was the period of the invasion of Mexico by the brother of the Emperor of Austria-Hungary, Maximilian, to make Mexico an Empire. General Maczek, commander of the 1st Armored Division, closed the German armored grouping at the Falaise Pocket with his division in a victorious battle. His division was the proverbial cork from a bottle. No one could get out of this cauldron. Monte Cassino in Italy, when other, non-Polish units were unable to throw out the Germans or defeat them, the II Corps of the Polish Army was sent under the command of General Władysław Anders. The soldiers were helped by Wojtek the bear, promoted to corporal. He carried crates with heavy shells for the guns. The Poles smoked out and defeated the Germans, they captured Monte Cassino. The King of the United Kingdom himself thanked them. The gorge between France and Spain Sommosierra. When the French Army could not conquer the gorge and was retreating in disarray, Napoleon uttered only three words: "leave it to the Poles" @ 0 minutes and the gorge was conquered. Strategic place on Wizna in Mazovia. September 1939. Defense Section "Wizna": Poles: about 20 officers and from 350 to 700 soldiers. Germans: 3 divisions, 1 brigade, about 42 thousand soldiers, 350 tanks, 657 mortars, cannons and grenade launchers, support of the Luftwaffe. Poles defended this strategic section with these forces from September 7 to September 10. Impressed by the attitude of Poles fighting in defense of their country in September 1939, American war correspondent Julien Bryan said: "Poles! If the Spartans were to come alive and see your heroism and heroism, this brave and valiant nation would bow its head before you. Poland cannot be defeated!" Prześlij opinię

[@educhbialasasbrzykcy]

🤘🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🤘

[@the_vault-1711]

🇵🇱❤🇺🇲

[@trikizmechaniki]

Moja babcia opowiadała mi że Rosja jak szła przez wieś to robili to samo co teraz robili w Ukrainie Bucza Irpień

[@KacperWiwinski]

Polish power

[@innerpeacefindings671]

Hello Oilman

[@extion6284]

"Bohaterowie"

[@أبويوسف-ه4ط]

As a polish Muslim, i want to tell you people that now, the same is happening in Palestine! Please br aware of whats happening there!

[@niedobrulec]

We Poles know,we are with Palestine with all our hearts.

[@RomanBudny-wd8nf]

Yes but dont say polish muslim Polish Tatar we understand

[@kubansky4489]

you've got to understand that for poles ww2 ended in 1989, not 1945

[@TadeuszRomanowski-sl1cu]

I suggest watching Immate 4859 Sabaton history 042 (official) It is about a Polish hero Witold Pilecki who volunteered to get a German death camp in German-occupied Poland and collected evidence of genocide against many nations, especially Polish and Jewish ones. After the war Poland fell into the hands of Polish communist installed by the Soviets in Poland after the war. Real Polish heroes were killed by communists. Unless he joined the communists. Many Polish heroes did not return to ,,liberated'' Poland because they feared for their lives. They remained in the West. For example, Polish pilots from the Squadron who fought very effectively in the Battle of London.

[@TLA77]

Poland just get freedom 1918. Look on 1921 War with Russia.

[@piotrxxx2305]

JA MAM PROŚBĘ TO LUDZI CO TUSK ROBIŁ W POLSCE OKLATAJCE RESET.

[@TreasureKita]

[@Michalu96]

Polska husaria

[@dariuszradlowski576]

BÓG, HONOR, OJCZYZNA

[@krzysztofkubis5059]

This guy on right side looks and speaks like young Jeff Goldblum LOL 🤣

[@JanuszKopis-yg5pd]

Zrozumieliscie kiedy wojna dla nas się skończyła?

[@arkadiuszkrasicki5478]

*I would like to inform you that the Institute of National Remembrance is an institution that primarily serves the authorities and they do not care what ordinary Poles think about them, to such an extent that they once had the opportunity to desecrate the Polish heroes of the Warsaw Uprising, comparing them to Ukrainian criminals from the Ukrainian insurgent army, the Warsaw Insurgents who have nothing to do with these criminals, headed by Stefan Bandera.*

[@stalowy_wojownik3680]

I don't know if you know, but Poland did not exist for about 123-125 years

[@jakubbetka8736]

Jezu jakie wy jesteście kalafiory z historii żenada

[@g.peters244]

Czego się czepiasz obcokrajowców w temacie polskiej historii? Obecna marszałek polskiego sejmu, druga osoba w państwie, publicznie twierdziła, że o zbrodni w Katyniu, czytała w wydanych przed wojną gazetach i książkach... Jaki to stopień kalafioryzmu i żenady?

[@barbaraswiat2168]

Jestem dumna że jestem Polką 🇵🇱

[@Rama-Tut82]

Turn it like you want but Poland lost point. In that case no one has ever lost around the world because every where there is always people resisting. A lost is a lost point.

[@MCADHD-rf5kl]

Not with such intensity.

[@krzysztofp.5521]

True histori 🇵🇱

[@darekdaro3637]

I recommend watching the documentary film Warsaw Uprising 1944

[@Michalu96]

Dlatego jestem Polakiem każdego dnia

[@piotrmatysiuk9438]

Witold pilecki polecam zobaczcie naszego największego niezlomnego bohatera ktorego nikt nie zlamal pozdrawiam

[@rafalwichniewicz607]

We are not Black dewils, We are Angels of Death pride Husarian hearts burns inside us!!!

[@BenyBenek]

Greetings from Poland