Białe Róże - Mała Armia Janosika (100 Rocznica Odzyskania Niepodległości) Official Video

[@adammichalak7398]

Dla wszystkich co zostawili rodziny przez wojnę 😢

[@sledz17]

He went for a war. This song is about all polish heroes who has fallen protecting our country and their families. It's a very patriotic song from 1918 if I remember correctly.

[@patrykpatryk4622]

Tak 1918 roku, bodajże po 2 wojnie światowej Stalin zmienił słowa, ponieważ w jego niemaniu obrażało ZSRR, dodatkowo Ukraińcy twierdzą, że oni stworzyli tą pieśń

[@barbarabryndziak2300]

@@patrykpatryk4622 Odnośnie krainy U, nie mają czym się chwalić dlatego tak jest.

[@romank9632]

dzięki pozdrowienia z Torunia-POLSKA

[@MiriamReact]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@anuskas9244]

My great-grandfather was forcibly included in the army, in the Russian army, during World War I. There was no Poland then, Poland was under partition, our part of the country was under Russian partition. He was deported to Odessa. Poland has always existed in the hearts of Poles. He didn't want to be in the invader's army and ran away. He was walking home. He walked for half a year. The people he met helped him. When I watch this video, I see my great-grandmother who waited for him every day and wondered if he would come back. It was winter, he was very tired, suddenly he saw lights in the houses in the distance and heard people praying, singing the "godzinki" prayer in Polish. He started screaming, people came and fed him and let him stay in their house. Then he learned that Poland had regained independence and after 123 years we had our own country again. After a week, he returned home and saw his son for the first time, because when he was taken to the army, great-grandmother was pregnant

[@miroslawbala117]

Great job and beautiful song 😊❤

[@BartoszMazur-y6p]

❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@adammichalak7398]

❤❤❤

[@victoriaqueen1t113]

Its to remind us every war is wrong and evil...

[@ewamile809]

❤

[@darekdabek4451]

. White rose buds were start blooming Come back Jasieńku from this war -Come back, kiss me like in the old days I will give you the most beautiful rose flower for it (2x) 2. When you were going into battle, I put a white rose on your rifle - Before you're gone from here Jasieńku Before you stepped over the threshold, the flower withered on the ground (2x) 2. Thick fog above the steppe The wind blows softly in the bushes - The winter has come, the rose flower has fallen Jasieńko went out into the world His trace was lost (2x) 3. White rose buds have already fallen Summer, autumn, winter has passed -What will I give you now Jasieńku [hey] When you return to your girlfriend from warfare? (2x) 4. Jasieniek doesn't need anything anymore Because white rose buds are blooming for him -There in the ravine where he died in the war A flower of a white rose grew on the grave (2x) 5. Don't despair girl, no It will not be bad for him in Polish soil - Sacrifice will be counted My beloved died defending his homeland...(2x)

[@jkwn1965]

Transleyter please.

[@shawnfrost6354]

Mała Armia ma w swoim repertuarze niesamowite piosenki Dużo kolęd ale nie tyko kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH3RZX6wrZebbMksi=J4RtGbbBF0LG7aVZ

[@janusz4695]

Lady Miriam, no war is ours. War is the business of rich men. There is no reason to kill each other. 6 million Poles died during World War II, and no politician or rich person died. After the war, they basked in luxury. Why would I shoot at you and her family? I would have stood up, but I would have defended people. Poland is a safe country and it should stay that way.

[@bogumilak1391]

The piece was written when Poland was still under partition (Russian, Prussian = German, Austrian) and was not on the map around 1914, i.e. during World War I. Poland regained independence and returned to the world map in 1918 after 123 years of captivity. For 123 years, Poles fought for independence in various uprisings against occupiers and wars. The tragedy of the Poles, the Polish nation, was that while under partition by three countries. Poles were divided into 3 different countries, in these countries they were forcibly conscripted into the army and fought in three foreign armies hostile to Poland and Poles, shooting at their Polish brothers (often literally at their brothers and cousins ​​from another partition) located on the opposite side of the trenches. A Pole had to shoot at a POLE, brother at brother. IS THIS NOT THE GREATEST TRAGEDY THAT CAN HAPPEN TO A NATION???!!! Of course, Poles avoided the army and shooting as much as they could, even though it was punishable by death = a bullet in the head, or a firing squad

[@mariolaruda1504]

what is yor point? make vievers on our history?

[@motricia-w5f]

ma nadzieję że wybije sie na tym filmie bo inny bardziej znany tworca internetowy również zamiescił taki film jakies 3 miesiące wczesniej, tyle ze odgrzewanie czegos nie zawsze oznacza sukces.

[@tommasofirlit5722]

You're weird, tho .....what's your point? Dunno what's your problem at all.