British cavalry vs Polish cavalry

[@quentinberger4639]

For those who have a doubt : Yes the Polish lancers fought at Waterloo. They were one hundred. The one hundred who followed the emperor during his exile and his return. I respect that. My best regards to the Polish people ! (A French.)

[@omarbradley6807]

Not only, those ones, but, when he came back, many polish escape to France and rejoin the Polish Army in France, so the number was actually higher

[@quentinberger4639]

@@omarbradley6807 Indeed, there were the remains of the Vistula Legion (around 325 men) who fought one more time for the emperor during the Hundred Days.

[@boleczzz]

@Adam Evva You are a hater and you are jealous.

[@bernardotorres2532]

To Adam Eva : the video referred to a single encounter, not to a war. In a war of course the British would have a great advantage, but this is a skirmish that is part of a battle. I find your reasoning to be paltry in what you commented. Also everyone knows that the Polish have always been very brave soldiers, sometimes suicidaly brave , whether Britain is a more powerful country or not

[@echotrooperechotrooper1543]

@Adam Evva Keep raging lol, the Polish Cavalry was actually the best trained cavalry of europe at that time, don't think being a rich country makes you good at fighting eh

[@fraybentos15]

Love Poland from Indonesia 🇵🇱🇮🇩

[@zszywek.]

What?

[@zszywek.]

@@mlodyczaja nie wiem o co ci chodzi ziomuś

[@adasko7592]

Też🇵🇱💓🇵🇱😁

[@adasko7592]

@@mlodyczaja Przepraszam Ciię Bracie pisząc szybko pomyliłem komentarze , wybacz mi.🇵🇱😁💓

[@annawitkowska6697]

@@zszywek. a, co? czytac kurwa ze zrozumieniem nie potrafisz?

[@nnrajevski4285]

in fact polish are brave men! We know about Grunwald, Vienna, Westerplatte...... and of course Warsaw (1920 and 1944) Best wishes for Poland from Russia!

[@kaes2000]

Spasibo Brat!

[@nnrajevski4285]

jestem dumny z tego, że rosjanie i polacy - słowianie !!!

[@stanisawochodzki7595]

Bracia Tylko szkoda że między nami było tyle wojen :(

[@nnrajevski4285]

Bardzo przykro. Ale więcej nie będzie! My - słowianie i my, chrześcijanie.Dla rosjan jest to najważniejsze! A wszystkie nasze problemy możemy łatwo rozwiązać.Polska i Rosja - dwie wielkie słowiańskie mocarstwa z historią ponad 1000 lat! Musimy być przyjaciółmi, bo u nas i masz prawdziwych wrogów, którzy chcą nas zmienić tak, aby od nas nic nie zostało.Od siebie mogę dodać: Kosowo to Serbia, Lwów i Wilno to Polska, a Krym to Rosja. Dla większości Rosjan to tak. Przepraszam za ewentualne błędy - tłumaczenia przez tłumacza.

[@stanisawochodzki7595]

N N Rajevski dokładnie, masz rację.

[@taylorahern3755]

Polish Lancers, along with their famed light horse, were just about the finest and most fearsome cavalry forces on Earth for close to three centuries (middle 1500's till the Battle of Waterloo). The best of the best, and those indomitable Polish mounted warriors provided Napoleon with his most determined, loyal, tenacious, most fearless and most die hard troops, those who would rather perish than surrender. Amazing!!

[@cezaryfabijanski1074]

In return, they did not receive the Polish State as Napoleon had promised

[@ScottA2345]

@@cezaryfabijanski1074 probably had something to do with the fact that Napoleon lost the war.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

@@ScottA2345 Yes and no, Cezary mistook a year 1815 for 1806 when Napoleon won a war against Prussia and took over Berlin, while Waterloo took place nine years after in 1815. In 1806 Napoleon was able to easily recreate Poland after it got robbed and partitioned by Prussia, Russia and Austria in 1795. With support of recreated Poland, the largest country of Europe Napoleon needed to fear no one, but instead he hesitated and decided to create an artificial "Duchy of Warsaw" a small state covering just 1/5 of Poland territory, as a result many Poles backed tsar of Russia Alexander I who was more pro Poland than Napoleon. In 1815 it was too late for Napoleon, he regretted his wrong decision in regard to Poland until his death at St Helena island, he called it greatest error of his lifetime.

[@napoleon7107]

@@Lechoslaw8546 He hesitated to create a polish state beacuse he didnt want to risk his alliance with Russia. And as everyone can se it was a big error to trust tsar Alexander and russia. To go the Middle road and create a doutchy of warsaw made no one happy. And as everyone now knows Russia were always going to backstab him in the end. The polish proved Napoleons most steadfast and relayable allies and a polish state as a extra buffer between France and Russia would have made him untouchable.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

​@@napoleon7107 We can see it in a broader perspective. Contrary to a common knowledge Russia was not a sovereign state, but for a long time an undeclared colony, yes a colony, of The Muscovy company based in London. Russia's rulers dependence of British masters date back to middle XVI century when this country got invaded by series of expeditions originated in London, first in 1555, landing in Archangelsk at the White Sea and infiltraiting into Moscow from the north. They were able so subject Russia's rulers to their power and made them docile puppets, who were murdered by their agents in case of disobedience. This subservience of Russia's rulers to their masters in London dated back from Ivan the Terrible until Stalin and was broken for a short time when Russians elected a Polish king's son Władysław as tsar to their throne in 1610, but lasted only 2 years and failed due to a blunder of his father. So, Napoleon should have rather help tsar Alexander liberate himself from dependence from the British web that costed his father Paul death being murdered by British agents and later in 1825 the same fate happened to Alexander. Tsar Paul tried to switch dependence from Britain into alliance with France and recreate large Poland allied with Russia and for that he got assasined, five years after Polish king Stanisław Poniatowski got poisoned in St.Petersburg by British/Prussian agents. .

[@bork6856]

VIVE LA POLOGNE ✝️🇫🇷🇵🇱✝️🇫🇷🇵🇱

[@oliviersobczak9432]

I m Poland

[@pawezyrkowski2095]

​@@oliviersobczak9432 Ale się pochwaliłeś, poklepali cię po ramieniu i od razu łezka pod okiem się zakręciła co? Ha!

[@hellomoto2429]

VIVE LA FRANCE

[@marcinkepski4977]

France is lost. Poland as well.

[@bork6856]

@@marcinkepski4977 not poland. France yes, but we'll fight.

[@sirsaltytampon4379]

Love Poland from the US 🇺🇸🇵🇱

[@sirsaltytampon4379]

@@Илюшка18 not only do I know where Poland is but I also speak Polish so ...

[@gamerzooh1081]

no no no this is polish regiment cavalry in france

[@hellomoto2429]

@@Илюшка18 but everyone knows where is russia and no one likes them

[@sirsaltytampon4379]

@@abdes4449 you mean US?

[@sirsaltytampon4379]

@@pawezyrkowski2095 that's cool, tell someone that cares

[@mrp3596]

Polish cavalry is best Calvary :) greetings and respect from USA to Poland

[@robertofulton]

Charging tanks with hand grenades attached to a Lance is brave......stupid but brave

[@PR_nick]

@@robertofulton Search - "Battle of Mokra",than write. German tanks were kicked by Cavalry Brigade. They did it many times. Planes won this war for Nasi Germans -J 87.

[@Rottensparrow]

@ native americans didn't even ride horses before europeans showed them you idiot

[@konkurshopowy]

@@robertofulton Such things never happened. Do you have any evidence of that charge?

[@billroyal942]

No, it is just a question of fresh horses against exhausted ones. The British army is famous for its bad use of cavalry, cf "the charge of the light brigade" in Crimea.

[@ThatIcelandicDude]

Winged Hussars +33% Cavalry combat ability +10% Cavalry to infantry ratio

[@przywodcatenebris8388]

Europa universalis 4. :)

[@kacperrybicki2452]

xD

[@jacobtv9086]

Also espionage ideas and aristocratics give 10% cavalary combat

[@sauerkrautjr]

cringe

[@Patrolowiec]

@@sauerkrautjr true tho

[@fidelromanestanislao6069]

But then the winged hussars arrived

[@jjay3494]

Pojun Roman Estanislao it is "And then Winged Hussars Arrived" if you mean what I think :)

[@fidelromanestanislao6069]

Jędrzej z Thanks.

[@trenchcoatsamurai6757]

Coming down they turned the tide!

[@Eric123456355]

you are here again

[@vincentlefebvre9255]

.......in 1683 thanks God !

[@Totilla2008]

"Jednak nic nie może się równać z potyczką niedaleko górskiej miejscowości Jevenes w Hiszpanii. Polacy ( - co tu dużo mówić - zaniedbali nieco dyscyplinę i zostali osaczeni przez 8 pułków carabiñeros reales - strzelców królewskich - hiszpańskiej jednostki wyborowej. Skończyło się tragicznie… dla Hiszpanów. Szwadron lansjerów pod dowództwem „dzielnego Kostaneckiego”, jak pisze Woyciechowski, wyrąbał sobie drogę na przestrzał, czym zmusił przeciwnika do ucieczki. Kosztowało to pułk „jedynie” utratę sztandaru - haftowanego, jak na na nieszczęście, przez JÓZEFINĘ, czyli ówczesną małżonkę Napoleona".

[@niezlomny11]

To nic. Niech Pan poczyta o bitwie pod Fuengirolą, jak napoleońskie wojska Polaków rozgromiły bohatersko anglielskiego zaborcę w białych rękawiczkach. O tym jak spoili ich angielskiego pułkownika wódką dla śmiechu nie pisząc. Ta bitwa jest upokarzająca dla Anglików w każdym calu. Tak bardzo, że rzadko o niej słychać na całym świecie. Znam historię jak nasi oficerowie, rozkładali na łopatki dosłownie w pojedynkach na szable angielskich. Walką po staropolsku techniką krzyżową. Angielscy bufoni uważali, że ich szermierka najlepsza na świecie, cały ten megalomanizm tych pawi z kagankiem Europy na czele. Ci zakompleksieni głupcy nie potrafili walczyć z Polakami. Ułańska fantazja była na nich jak muchozor na muchy.

[@robertgawlak8202]

niezlomny11 racja dzisiaj jest podobnie tyle że my jako naród za słabi jesteśmy żeby się przeciwstawić wszystkm

[@raijnx]

niezlomny11 Albo o rzezi cywili w okupowanym Madrycie

[@niezlomny11]

Piszesz o obronie klasztoru przez Hiszpanów. To coś jak hiszpańska Częstochowa a Polacy byli w roli szwedzkich zaborców. To historia prawdziwa. Hiszpanie rzeczywiście bronili swojego klasztoru. Z tą różnicą, że pochowali się tam hiszpańscy rebelianci, którzy dopuszczali się bestialskich zbrodni i tortur na jeńcach wojennych i własnych cywilach, którzy przyjmowali Francuzów z Polakami. O zbrodniczym oddziale Hugo Cortenza nie pisząc. Hiszpanie choć nie wszyscy lubili Polaków, zwłaszcza kobiety. Hiszpanie dopuścili się bestialskich i zwyrodniałych tortur z ludobójstwami zarówno na francuskich jak polskich jeńcach i w całej kampanii. Polacy nie przeżyli specjalnego szoku, doświadczeni ludobójczymi okropieństwami zaborców we własnym kraju. Za to Francuzi doznali szoku psychicznego i od tej pory dobry Hiszpan, to był dla nich martwy Hiszpan. Gdy hiszpańscy bandyci zmasakrowali jak ogry polskich jeńców, Polakom zwyczajnie nerwy puściły i odpowiedzieli pięknym za nadobne. Szczególnie po staropolsku wbijając takich złapanych hiszpańskich rzeźmieszków na pale. zdarzało się, że używali swoich lanc w tym celu. Hiszpanie, gdy zobaczyli i poczuli, że Polacy się nie szczypią i zrobią z nimi to samo, albo i gorzej, co oni z ich jeńcami. Przestraszyli się i zaczęli unikać okrucieństw. Nadali Polakom miano piekielnych jeźdźców. Nic innego jak czysta hipokryzja i naburmuszone widzi mi się. Hiszpanie masakrowali polskich jeńców na śmierć w dantejskich torturach, upokarzając psychicznie. Polacy odpowiedzieli tym samym na tych zwyrodnialców. Wnioski, normalnego cywila nie ruszyli. Przydało by się takie samo zachowanie dziś Polaków wobec anty polskich, zbrodniczych ukraińskich heretyków religijnych nawpuszczanych przez CIA i angielskich zaborców w białych rękawiczkach. Poczytaj lepiej jak zemścili się Francuzi.

[@andrzejlasek7927]

niezlomny11 aco Polacy mieli do gadania?

[@wojciechlipowicz4180]

Miło popatrzeć jak nasi leją Angoli. To zawsze budujące.

[@l3sni36]

hehe wbij na krakowski rynek w sobotnią noc :p dalej to robią :D

[@zielonyludzik8018]

@@l3sni36 nasi biją XD

[@jestembiay5698]

Bez kitu, chuj im do dup.xd

[@kinga72910]

Siedzą w pubach przy piwie, a kraj opanowały ludziki na łódkach, długie pejsy i allachy

[@Tyrfingr]

The Polish lancers must have been the most loyal amongst Napoleon's foreign troops. They were disbanded when Napoleon abdicated and was sent to Elba, but one squadron accompanied him to exile. And that squadron kept to his side through to the end.

[@jeffpollard7304]

Yes they did, all 80 of them. Only 20 horses between all of them!

[@messmeg7582]

Polish solders just once say no to Napoleon on Haitii when they were send with French to fight with Haitanians. Polish solders saw this as no fair and not honorable fight so they take said of rebels. Until this day on Haitii is polish decent monitory. They look mixed but they remember.

[@baptistedarnand9002]

@@messmeg7582 polish traitor

[@goe54]

@MrHappyBollox But how about the black Haitians killing all white and mixed race people on their island? How important were those killings?

[@goe54]

@MrHappyBollox From a historical perspective, those poles were indeed traitors. They sided with those who later on butchered men women and children. Not an inspired decision I could say.

[@spaced1851]

Respect to the Poles...from an Englishman.

[@skankhunts42]

Harry L 88 is a Cowardly Cyber Rat and where might you be from then?

[@skankhunts42]

Harry L 88 is a Cowardly Cyber Rat obvious troll

[@placeholder8768]

Marcin Siwy don’t think that Harry represents most of us Brits. I’m British with Belarusian heritage and it’s obvious that he’s bullshitting it all. Respect to Poland, from Britain.

[@robertrobski1013]

@Harry L 88 is a Cowardly Cyber Rat don't live on welfare and ged a job you bitch

[@janjohnny4945]

@Harry L 88 is a Cowardly Cyber Rat get f.. Out EU fat morons. EU does not need you at all. UK is not empire any anymore since 1945. Accept it.

[@griffinkelley8785]

Britain tried to fight the polish by using calvary??? Why did they think that was smart XD?

[@tomaszpietakiewicz4463]

SUPER

[@friendaccount5530]

Winged hussars get too much credit

[@zepter00]

Friend Account said no one in their time

[@gr_egg]

@@friendaccount5530 list one other formation that took Moscow lmao

[@narrativecrusaderstales6490]

@@gr_egg and held it longer than a few months

[@MirekK]

I tak to się kończy gdy wkurwić ułana 😊

[@arturgrodzicki1209]

Awww... another ukrainian having a butthurt about Poland. What else is new

[@RexOlafusVidulusMagnus]

@Adam Evva "you exist thanks to ukraine" yeah and thanks to the aztecs lol

[@RexOlafusVidulusMagnus]

@Adam Evva uhhhh ahd you're racist too!!

[@FlameViperWT]

Ruski troll ten gościu z ukrainską flagą

[@Lasiodoria]

@Adam Evva you made me lough with that confession. Ukrainian who loves the truth. Funny. What about the truth about Ukrainian crimes against Polish women and children? Ukraine falsifies historyk and cover up the traces of genocide against Poles during IIWW. You government does not allow the exhumation of the victims of genocide because then whole world would know about your crimes. You made criminal and degeneraates from UPA into natonal heroes. Now you are indignant that the Poles have no intention of defending you.

[@blady51797]

Polonais, à la baïonnette! Pozdrowienia z Francji.

[@greatnoblelord]

my child, do not talk nonsense, but learn the materiel and history - the Uhlans are the Tatar cavalry, hence their caps. Polish Tatars served in the Uhlans

[@hetman3196]

@@greatnoblelord lol...😂😂😂 Russian version of history. Period. There is more to that. Polish Kings allowed the Tatars to settle in The commonwealth as a reward for fighting on the side of the commonwealth. Many of their tactics were incorporated into the light Polish cavalry. However, stating that the Polish Uhlans were fighting in the Tartar regiment, is like saying that The Russians fought in the Mongolian army...yes, the name originated from the tartar language, but during the Napoleonic wars there were Polish lancer regiments, and none Tartar regiments took any role. Different times my friend.... also, other countries used the Ulan name in their armies,without any tartars fighting there. 😉 I respect the Tatars for many reasons, but would nor credit them with any role during the Napoleonic wars, there is no historical data supporting that.

[@greatnoblelord]

@@hetman3196 my child, you are small and stupid, you would be smarter, you would know what my avka means, to which I have every right - this is Boncha, and my family in the genealogical books was recorded as the Polish szlachta, Polish coats of arms have one feature, there are about three hundred of them, but shesnadty of them is used by almost three thousand families. Boncha is used for more than two hundred genera. So that only a non-scientist can call my version Russian.

[@hetman3196]

@@greatnoblelord the way you respond to every comment starting with “my child” means only one thing....Your self worth is limited, and you need to start working on yourself. Take a deep breath....Wielmożny, Jaśnie Panie Szlachcicu! 😂 Good luck.

[@greatnoblelord]

@@hetman3196 Baby, I'm glad you admitted that I'm right, as always.

[@gacy1546]

Poland has always had the best cavalry: winged hussars, Polish lancers, even lisowczycy

[@NK-qn6pq]

Until they fought the German tanks....

[@theonekostek]

@@NK-qn6pq omg man ... read a book ! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_cavalry#Cavalry_charges_and_propaganda

[@smashedwindow5524]

@@NK-qn6pq They never did? Its a myth, the poles used anti tank guns while mounted on horse back which was actually really effective

[@xvg_5408]

@@gacy1546 you are dump, this is propaganda myth

[@kranischkrak1434]

@@NK-qn6pq Du kennst die Geschichte aus der NS Propaganda.

[@mariohry]

Potrafilismy pieknie walczyc w sluzbie obcych interesow... Bardzo sie to zawsze podobalo. To poswiecenie, ta brawura, krew wszedzie tryska, a my naprzod..... Chwalono nas, ba, podziwiano. Zwlaszcza damy. A jak juz bylo po wszystkim, zostawiano Ruskim i Prusakom.

[@wrednydziadzio687]

wyjaśnienie tego fenomenu jest proste = inne kraje dawały naszym żołnierzom to co jest potrzebne do zwycięstwa : zaopatrzenie, logistykę, sensowne dowodzenie i skuteczną strategię tego wszystkiego brakowało na naszej ziemi ... więc zostawało nam tylko bohaterstwo żołnierza ... a reszta "jakoś to będzie" jedynym wyjątkiem była wojna bolszewicka ale tutaj znowu nasi "historycy" opowiadają mitologiczne bzdety dla ciemnego luda zapominając że Polska nie miała ani jednej fabryki amunicji .... więc tylko zdobyta oraz dostawy od sojuszników zapomina się o olbrzymim wkładzie marszałka Francji Maximiliana Weygand'a = który będąc w Warszawie nie tylko zmuszał sojuszników do maksymalnej pomocy ... to on organizował linię obrony Warszawy (w koµcu to on wygrał bitwę pod Verdun) , to on zapewnił skuteczne dowodzenie przydzielając do każdego batalionu francuskiego oficera łącznikowego z radiostacją zapomina się jakie spustoszenie czyniły czołgi FT-7 przywiezione z Francji przez armię Hallera jaką wartość miało nasze lotnictwo ... w którym 90% pilotów to ochotnicy z USA nie mówiąc o 100% mechaników :)

[@yesses3481]

@@wrednydziadzio687 Ciekawostka gdyby nie Węgierska pomoc na polach Warszawy nie było by tak kolorowo 90% tego co tam mieliśmy było Węgierskie chwała im za to

[@qusseck]

@@yesses3481 Francuskiego sprzetu tez bylo bardzo duzo. Wegrzy dali amunicje.

[@szablotukpolski5201]

No właśnie przeciwko tym Ruskom i Prusakom walczyliśmy :) a że nie wyszło cóż trzeba było próbować ... a najstarsze polskie instrukcje walki szablą są tu : kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWm2kqiKZ6mZq7s

[@jaroslawgarbus5676]

@@wrednydziadzio687 armia Hallera 60tys i nowoczesny sprzęt podarowany przez Francję no i nie wolno zapominać o czeskiej blokadzie amunicji z Węgier i Francji!!!

[@TheGeneralGrievous19]

Polish ulhans/lanciers were probably the best light cavalry units in 19th century and even onward in 20th (battle od Komarów). Other nations started to copy them during and after Napoleonic Wars. They fought at Somosierra, Wagram, Albuera, Beresina, Leipzig, Hanau, Wateroo, Stoczek, Grochów, Iganie, Custoza, Rokitna, Krechowce, Kaniów, Warszawa, Komarów, Krasnobród.

[@carlito571]

After Wellington's generals witnessing the Polish lancers,heroic performance's in Spain and Portugal.The British created a Lancer regiment,even copying the trim on the uniforms. It is rumoured that the last French bugle sounding at Waterloo,was that of the Polish lancers.Very effective unit.

[@hereandthere4763]

According to the Americans in the nineteenth century the Cheyenne were the finest light cavalry in the world.

[@valeriethornblade9466]

@@hereandthere4763 Aka Dog soldiers.

[@janfazlagic8738]

Battle of Mokrą, 3 Sept 1939 Polish Cavalry crushed German Panzer Division, 50+ Panzers knocked out

[@gotfrydzbouillon4191]

@@hereandthere4763 They never see Polish Lancers in action.

[@odyniec127]

1st Polish Light Cavalry Regiment of the Imperial Guard-1er Régiment des chevaux-légers de la Garde Impériale

[@tarmopoom2984]

Nope - 3st and 4st Régiment de Chevaux-légers from 1st Light Cavalry Division

[@nexor7809]

liar

[@cs-xq3zu]

@@tarmopoom2984 unfortunatelly you're right.

[@sifis172]

No, with all respect, i'ce read dozens of books for waterloo. and the was a small contigent of about 100 poles who took part in the battle. those were either from the island napoleon was first exiled, or poles left in paris after 1814. and they counterattacked the scots-greys as shown in the film. there also some quite fascinating stories regarding that counter-attack.@Roy Beers

[@reiko_plk.s.w9444]

@Roy Beers but in the Battle of Albuer in Spain (1811)indeed. The Polish regiment of lancers completely destroyed the British Infantry Brigade. Among other things, the British 3rd Infantry Regiment "Buffs" was annihilated

[@codreanux]

Polscy lansjerzy elita wojsk Bonapartego, ich lance zrobiły taka furorę, że zaczęto szkolić w ich wykorzystywaniu oddziały francuskie. Wykorzystywanie lancy przejeła od Polaków również armia Meksyku.

[@jmm2740]

Angielska też www.britishempire.co.uk/forces/armyunits/britishcavalry/17thlancers1822.htm, niektóre działają do dziś. Umundurowanie w XIX i na poczatku XX wieku ewoluowało i miało swoje narodowe wariacje np. nationallancers.org/czapka.html. Amerykańska kawaleria też wzory od nas czerpała, tylko zaczęła wcześniej, nawet Japończycy za pośrednictwem Niemców mających w swojej armii Ułanów przejętych po rozbiorach. Po Okresie Wojen Napoleońskich bardzo wiele krajów tworzyło formacje lansjerów wzorowanych na naszych Ułanach, sława i skuteczność były ogromne, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancer . Tyle że Ci przedstawieni na filmie napoleonistyka.atspace.com/Polish_Vistula_Uhlans.html , wg. prawdy historycznej tam, w tej szarży nie walczyli, www.brukselanato.msz.gov.pl/pl/stale_przedstawicielstwo/slady_oreza_polskiego_w_belgii/polski_szwadron_szwolezerow_gwardii_cesarskiej/brukselanato_be_s_97 .

[@dalej1]

Jeszcze do tej pory nawet w UK są używane polskie barwy, nikt już nie pamięta, że to echo kopiowania Polskiej kawalerii.

[@zdziwiony]

@dalej1 Źródła jakieś?

[@maciejniedzielski7496]

dalej1 albo praslowianska LECHIA zobacz godlo Frankfurt am Main

[@Prozent37]

"praslowianska Lechia" - nigdy nie istniala.

[@waldemark.8896]

"Los Infernos Picadores" that's what Spainian used to say, after Samosierra Beattle. Proud of Poland. My Lovely Motherland - brave and honor people,

[@PolishGod1234]

Ale Polska to nie motherland. Jak już to "fatherland" - Ojczyzna

[@qqqqqqqq1905]

Crush that germs!!! SLOBODA ILI SMRT! Slavic power!!!! Regards from SERBIA !!!

[@BartlomiejDmowski]

Regards from Poland, brother from the South

[@FB-vh8mq]

Saudações brasileiras ao heroico povo polonês!

[@jeanpaulkerboull]

Les lanciers Polonais toujours fidèle à Napoléon ! C'est toujours un plaisir de voir les anglais prendre une rouste 😀🇨🇵🇵🇱

[@bartq4701]

Polacy wtedy byli wykorzystywani przez Napoleona, obiecał Polsce że jak im pomogą chociaż pomogą to za mało powiedziane, zastąpią francuską armię to odzyska i zwróci polakom ziemię.

[@jeanpaulkerboull]

Waooo Bartq va falloir traduire tout ça !😁👍

[@jm-np4mu]

I think we know who ultimately took the beating at Waterloo, & it wasn't the English

[@hawk6280]

Ducon la rouste la France en prend a fond les étriers avec les Polak qui te font des murs en canettes de bière 🍻😁

[@hawk6280]

🇷🇺

[@jakubpomorski4485]

rescpect Hungary -from POLAND!

[@teddstriker6171]

Dziękujemy Węgierski bracie

[@poloniek973]

@@teddstriker6171 czy ty rozumiesz co on napisał ? XDD On napisał "Szacunek dla Węgier od Polski:

[@ramius1496]

@@poloniek973 musisz wyśmiewać ? I po co ? Mgr Bul bredził w swoim? języku i wielu udawało, że nie widzi tego, bo to swój ? A poza tym, szacunek dla Węgrów ...za ich postawę

[@Totilla2008]

"Los infernos pikadores Polakos" - "piekielni lansjerzy" jak mawiali o polskich ułanach zestrachani Hiszpanie...

[@rafaszejny5470]

Totilla2008 Tylko prawda jest ciekawa Rowniez dlatego ze polacy by podlizac sie napoleonowi i w odwecie za hiszpańska partyzantke ci bochaterowie wycinali w pień cale wioski z dziecmi i kobietami, a nawet gwalcili zakonnice. Zapomnialem tylko ktory to klasztor musze poczytac. Wiec duma z tego przydomka jest....bardzo dyskusyjna.

[@Totilla2008]

Cóż, demony wojny według Goi

[@TheMelkor89]

Dobry film z Lindą

[@apsiek21]

Hiszpanie to byli usrani po pachy :D!!!

[@wojtekkropka9104]

chyba mogę cie poprawić nie wiem jak to bendzie po chiszpansku ale na polski to bendźie coś o jezdcach z piekła albo coś (było bardziej popularne)

[@michasawczuk9747]

They attac They protec But most importantly... They make teadrinkers fall bac

[@boriszawotski1392]

Lol long live poland

[@pauljermyn5909]

The lack of historical and military knowledge in these comments is shocking, waterloo wasn't British vs French, but a European coalition of the German states, Prussians, dutch and belgians against Napoleon, wellington was given overall command, the charge of the British heavy cavalry union brigade comprising 3 regiments, 1000 men, one regiment had battle experience, the other 2 did not, the charge was to disrupt the main French infantry attack, this it did successfully, mainly because the French didn't train to deploy into squares, 5 French infantry divisions were destroyed, over 4000 casualties and 2000 prisoners and 2 eagles captured, 2 British cavalry regiments started to withdraw but one, the least experienced, tried to continue the attack on the French infantry and artillery positions, this led to them becoming cut off from the rest of the brigade, they were then attacked by Bro's 4th lancers which included one squadron of the polish legion, about 225 men, the Scots greys received heavy casualties but managed to withdraw, the heavy cavalry were able to charge a further 5 times that day, the main French infantry assault was stopped.

[@dodel2310]

Paul Jermyn Thank you! Finally someone who isn’t a blinded nationalist but has historical knowledge...

[@pokrzywek1]

film nie nauka historii. Kawaleria Polska miała dobra reputację, proszę nie opowiadać o dobrej jakości nauki historii w anglii

[@stuartauld3193]

Actually Uxbridge was in command of the cavalry. The British cavalry was well known if not notorious for getting..... a bit carried away.

[@keithevans9544]

@@stuartauld3193 why Wellington always preferred his KGL cavalry!

[@waynemartin2536]

It's good to see someone comment that has actually studied history.

[@rodrigorodrigo1055]

Las lanzas polacas dejaron un recuerdo imperecedero en los británicos. Saludos a los bravos polacos de la Argentina.

[@Dryhten1801]

Not at all. Scots greys are remembered for their gallantry. The Falklands are British

[@irydka22]

Działania jak za czasów niezwyciężonej Polskiej Husari . Wiec wniosek , Husarska krew i moc płynie w Nas nadal. Bądzcie dumni Polacy !

[@teddstriker6171]

To była Husaria Rzeczpospolitej. W której w skład wchodzili litwini i Ukraińcy nieformalnie. Polska jako polska sama była cienka .

[@teddstriker6171]

@@4Kartofle No a piechota zaporowska to był mit chazarski uderzający w wielką Lechię ,🤣🤣 jesteś kretynem, przesledz naszych hetmanów koronnych lub rotmistrzów husarskich skąd pochodzili pacanie kamracki

[@FreeThoughtCrime]

British cavalry vs. Polish cavalry would have the same outcome as Smurfs vs. the Dothraki.

[@wargey3431]

Any cavalry Vs heavy cavalry on blown horses totally disorganised in small units mopping up an enemy corps that had been put to flight would have had the same effect especially when supported by Cuirassiers and chassurs

[@tomtaromtomtom3994]

Just mention, let me show you our features, hahahaha

[@emanuelenoc4650]

Great Poland☀️🇵🇱☀️ from kranji singapore☀️🇸🇬☀️, i am Peruvian☀️🇵🇪🦁

[@pavlospapas9497]

thank you Brother.. I m from Grece but Im feel like Poles and love Poland Greetings from Poland

[@mieteksnopowiazaka5359]

Napoleon's bodyguard, composed of the Polish cavalry, are descendants of the Winged Hussaria, the best military formation in the 16th-17th centuries. The mercenaries, who signed contracts in the 17th century, promised themselves that they would fight against all but not the Polish hussars. The Battle of Kircholm in 1605 in which the Hussars under the command of Hetman Jan Karol Chodkiewicz, The Battle of Little Cannons, taught at the US West Point Military Academy as an example of a cavalry master maneuver. This battle, together with the 5 years later battle of Kluszyn (1610) and the no less legendary commander, Stanisław Żółkiewski, opened the way for Poland to capture Moscow and settle the Russian King as the Tsar of Russia. Tsar Szujski offered obeisances to the Polish King, and Jan Matejko immortalized it in the famous Polish painting - "Homage from Russia". That is why the Russian tsak hate Poland to this day. No less famous unit of cavalry, light cavalry, were the so-called Lisowczyki, it was the Polish SAS, Delta Force, Navy Seals and GROM on horses

[@dmitriyrozhdestvenskiy2826]

When the Winged Hussars arrive!!!😃

[@mieteksnopowiazaka5359]

@@dmitriyrozhdestvenskiy2826 God isn't fast, he's just... And considering that Russians are a colossus with feet of clay, he knows, maybe sooner than you think...

[@damianakomy891]

Dziękuję. Mój pradziadek był ułanem z Wielkopolski.

[@plsniper]

Polish Cavalry, the Power of Europe for so long.

[@WerterPC]

Those were the days when there were amazing battle scenes, without some crap CGI.

[@apsiek21]

Ech polski pościg za herbaciarzami :D !!!!!!!!

[@pavlospapas9497]

piękna sprawa 👍

[@pawelpap9]

Did Napoleon actually speak Hungarian?

[@szeklergeneral4266]

no this is just a hungarian movie

[@axelNodvon2047]

SzeklerGeneral No, the original is in English. This is just a dub

[@wtflol2721]

Napoleon lived 200 years ago. Witnesses of his time are gone. Maybe all the French then spoke Hungarian.

[@axelNodvon2047]

Don't question my comment Even some Germans too

[@sectorgovernor]

Yes, it is hungarian dub

[@solveiglecosaque9783]

VIVE LA FRANCE ! VIVE LA POLOGNE ! VIVE L'EMPIRE ! 🇫🇷

[@borutahesk5937]

Mais est que on est connecté Pologne avec France ?

[@greyhound6686]

British and Polish cavalry Both sides speak Hungarian

[@solveiglecosaque9783]

Lol Napoléon who speak hungarian 😂😂

[@qusseck]

@@aeugh7861 Serbian first, actually

[@BartlomiejDmowski]

Fun fact: Poles and Brits have almost never fought against each other on the battlefield Another fun fact: All of such battles I know were won by Poles, for example Battle of Fuengirola in Spain, one of the greatest Polish victories of all time. Geetings and best wishes to all from Poland :D

[@kamilturkiewicz4154]

Fuengirola was a minor success. Learn about medieval history of Poland, we had numerous victories for instance Grunwald/Tannenberg

[@BartlomiejDmowski]

@@kamilturkiewicz4154 minor in terms of strategy Very impressive if we look at the numbers of soldiers Fuengirola is one of the grestest examples of victories of outnumbered Polish soldiers

[@jamesmurdoch9805]

Yet Wellington won!

[@alekjanowski9847]

@@BartlomiejDmowski TBH Fuengirola was a bloody meme when you take a more distant look at it, don't you agree gentlemen? :D

[@BartlomiejDmowski]

@@alekjanowski9847 we can look at this this way

[@amatoremsuumcultris9241]

Los Húsares Alados polacos son los mejores exponentes del Cuerpo de Caballería. Gloria y Honor a ellos. Saludos desde Argentina

[@mtyzsw6549]

Muchas gracias desde Polonia.

[@heldercosta515]

Respect from Portugal for the great people of Poland, such cavalry could only arise from the courage and nobility of the polish people!

[@Lechoslaw8546]

Thanks Brother. This was not the first time Poles met British, or rather English on battlefield. During 1390-1393 Poles repelled several invasions from England combined with Teutonic Order. One was led by later king of England Henry the Lancaster. As they were not able to overpower Poland directly, they attacked Lithuania, as a weaker link first, here they met Polish knights and warriors who came to assist Lithuania. In a series of bloody battles England and Teutons lost 40 thousand of their own killed and pulled out emptyhanded. +

[@heldercosta515]

@@Lechoslaw8546 A link between our two countries, Henry was actually the brother of the portuguese queen Philippa of Lancaster, and his father John of Gaunt played a crucial role on the portuguese crisis of 1383-85 which culminated in the victory of the anglo-portuguese army over the franco-castilian army at the battle of Aljubarrota, another major defeat of the french cavalry following Poitiers and Crecy.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

@@heldercosta515 -Thanks for an interesting remark. Henry IVth the Lancaster shows up as a very immoral person, a criminal and a puppet of London financiers, ready to commit any crime in order to gain the trone. He was involved in arrest and subsequent murder by starvation of his cousin and childhood playmate Richard II, who was a king of England. He participated in two invasions, by some called crusades, against Lithuania. First in 1390 and second 1392-1394, the second lasted two years. Both of them failed. The true purpose of these crusades were to colonize vast land of Lithuania, then largest country of Europe, as it encompassed present Lithuania, part of Latvia, whole Belarus, whole Ukraine and a part of Russia.The purpose of it was to turn inhabitants of these countries slaves, exploit them and plunder, all under a pretext of "christianization", this pretext was obviously a lie, as 90% of them were christians of the Eastern rite These lands were weakened by a period of Mongol invasion, from which they were just liberated, but England rulers together with Teutonic Order were bent on putting a new yoke on them. Luckily Poles came to rescue them just in time and voided this scenario.Croniclers estimate the combined forces of Teutonic Order, English invaders and local traitors at 70 thousand of which 40 thousand got killed by Poles and Lithuanians. Wikipedia is deliberately downplaying the scale of invasion, does not mention they 200 ships sailed from England with knights to Bay of Gdańsk and to Konigsberg. During a siege of Wilno a brother of king of Poland got killed, but the castle and fortress got defended. Had them failed there likely be no Poland today, also no Lithuania and no Russia. What made these aggressors mad was prince of Lithuania Władysław married Queen Jadwiga in 1386, which substantially consolidated these two countries strength. After battle of Grunwald 1410, a crushing defeat of western invaders, they dropped for good all plans to put their foot in there, instead 250 years later they started to colonize Muscovy /now Russia/ beginning with 1555. This brutal, undercover colonization, diguised behind many cover ups lasts until now.

[@swetoniuszkorda5737]

@@Lechoslaw8546 Polish spearmen attacking London in X./XI? century as a part of Viking/Norman army?

[@Lechoslaw8546]

@@swetoniuszkorda5737 ??? Vikingowie a Normanowie to chyba nie to samo, więc nie należy ich łączyć. Udział Słowian z terenów Polski w wyprawach wikingów, w tym na wyprawę do Ameryki/Vineland, jest udowodniony, natomiast ja nic nie wiem o ich udziale w najazdach Normanów na Brytanię. Czy masz dowody na to co napisałeś? Bardziej znanym faktem jest udział 100 polskich wojów w podboju Anglii w ramach najazdu Swena Widłobrodego na Anglię 1013. Córka Mieszka I Świętosława/Gunhilda a/k/a Sigrid Storada wyszła za Eryka Zwycięskiego, króla Szwecji, po jego śmierci powtórnie wyszła za mąż za Swena Widłobrodego, króla Danii i Szwecji oraz króla Anglii 1013-14. W ten sposób Świętosława została królową Anglii. Po śmierci Widłobrodego królem Anglii po kolejnym podboju został Harald, syn Świętosławy. Świętosława jest znana w źródłach anglosaskich jako Gunhild of Wenden, córka polskiego księcia Mieszka I/Burislawa, co jest kolejnym dowodem, że Wendowie to alternatywna nazwa Słowian wzgl. Polaków. Podbój Anglii miał miejsce już po śmierci Mieszka I, więc polski udział nastąpił za zgodą Bolesława Chrobrego, brata Świętosławy. Czy udział Polaków w podboju Anglii nam się opłacił to sprawa odrębna.

[@karlovacko2036]

Polish cavalery was always the best cavalery, Its like trying to beat Ronaldo or Messi in football not even knowing the rules of game

[@twisters999]

Polish cavalery was the best in the world. British navie was the best in the world :D Greetings from Poland!

[@jeffpollard7304]

They were good(20-30yrs), not the best. In the west, probably the French cavalry.

[@joew9690]

hahhahahahahhahahahha Ulhans and befor them Husars dominated a chivalry world ....what mounted formation do french have ...? Fucking cretin.

[@joelhessling4709]

And the Swedish army was the best on the world.

[@MjrZenhorst]

Yup, best of the best cavalry victories belongs to polish cavalry. Even charge of Light Brigade is just shadow of Somosierra charge.

[@Too_Much_Caffeine]

Joel Hessling no

[@jezajez9052]

...nie wkurwiaj Polaka bo bedziesz plakal...husarzy,lansjerzy,strzelcy i piechota...i nie zapominaj, ze mozesz dostac kosa od prostego chlopa...Polak zjednoczony jest niezwyciezony...mowia o tym wszystkim kart historii strony...

[@rafapraski5279]

Co za STRONK - strąk może - fasola czy coś??? :P

[@OotsutsukiShibai]

Ale o co Panu chodzi? XDDDD

[@Slawnikowic]

Bitność wojska a analfabetyzm polityczny i ekonomiczny to 2 różne sprawy

[@Nizaryta1]

Pragnę przypomnieć że Holandia była pod zaborami 200 lat, najpierw pod butem Austrii a później Hiszpanii, znawco historii z Hasbary.

[@zdzislawsloboda1744]

Ale chyba mają odwrócone proporczyki.

[@Moh-dn8dg]

Polish lancier in the Grand ARMEE

[@lechitka1484]

Widzę POLSKIE PRAWDZIWIE POLSKIE WOJSKO (choćby z wyglądu) i jakże mi miło....uśmiecham się, dziękuję

[@pavlospapas9497]

pozdrawiam siostrę Polkę 🇵🇱

[@jn1205]

Duma cie rozpiera? Napoleon zdradził Polskę

[@kristerophaphleck3883]

As an English and Pole, this brings back memories... Nostalgia

[@sajtospapa]

Only one cavalry is compatible to Polish, the Hungarian hussars. I'm sure our Polish friends also agree. Greetings from Hungary!

[@klockowypatriota2686]

Pierogi has suscesfully defeted tea Wiwat Pierogi B) Im Polish

[@leszekkaczmarski3084]

Wiwat pierogi i bigos !!! 😀

[@Sagar_Patelv28]

Polish cavalry (in 18th and mid 19th century )was hands down the best cavalry world has ever seen But gun powder techs like (musket to rifle) artillery ...UK had upper hand

[@MyPrideFlag]

Polish cavalry was undefeated in the early 17th century in open field by any land army. in 18-19 century they were good but infantry was stronger.

[@Divioner]

Les Lanciers Polonais!

[@GrasshopperKelly]

The Polish lancers and Napoleon's Polish legion, joined him to rebel against the Polish government, when he was on the March to Warsaw. After they helped him take the city, they marched back into line with the rest of the troops after they set ready for parade, to reorganise after the Battle. They had pledged their loyalty, and it would not waver, just because Warsaw had been liberated. Napoleon never forgot that. During his exile, many went with him, because they refused otherwise. They may have been a slightly rowdy bunch off the battlefield. But Napoleon noted, they would withstand, shelling, musket fire, anything, and then still charge at the enemy and get stuck in. His Polish legion would hold any position they were tasked with and they would have done so to a last man if asked. I should technicaly be biased, as an Irishman, saying that his Irish legion were the best. But not even they pledged such a strong loyalty.

[@iwogajda5253]

"He who refuses to pass through the door of my mercy must pass through the door of My justice!!!"

[@eugenesamoylov4520]

Great movie by great Sergei Bondarchuk. No computer effects. Live reconstruction

[@maciejniedzielski7496]

brawo, ciekawa Historia

[@szablotukpolski5201]

W temacie innych historycznych walk i wielkiej historii SZABLi polskiej zapraszam więcej jest tuu ... szablotłuk polski

[@artymowski]

What is the title of this film? Original name and English translation?

[@СергейСтанчик-й5к]

и большим любителям России это художественное произведение снято русскими и итальянцами

[@ottovonbismarck7646]

THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!

[@alucardhell5275]

Polish cavalry win so justice win too :)

[@9800hjoerring]

I love this scene - polish lanseners were (together with cossacks) the best light cavalry in the world and scared all opponents - worthy heirs to the famed polish hussars, once the best heavy cavalry in the same world. :-)

[@CubeShimmy]

Polish - yes. Cossacks - not. Cossacks were really average if it comes to cavalry.

[@kaes2000]

Husaria była jazdą średnią, nie ciężkozbrojną...

[@Baal_Haddad]

Amor Patriae Nostra Lex ;)

[@resistancehistorique8559]

Magnifique ! Amitiés de France 🇨🇵🇵🇱

[@МаксимИсаев-м9г]

Да Поляки наваляли этим Англичанцам)))

[@mariuszkasprzykowski3298]

))) Ty uze zabul o Klushinie w 1612 godie? Ili o Komarowie w 1920 godie? Kagda Washyje.... znajesh kakija Armija othodila ochen skorieju ? Zal , shto u nas sejchas nie husariji..i u Was Iskandery. I na kaniec Maksim - my nikagda nie budjem Druzja. Ili my , ili Wy. Nam nie wmiestje po dorogie do budushchi

[@user-Nikadim]

@@mariuszkasprzykowski3298 Мы всё помним, даже то, что ты хотел бы забыть)

[@oliv92]

Gloire aux lanciers polonais ! Fidèle parmis les fidèles !

[@stanisawochodzki7595]

Oh, you didn't see Somossiera charge... it might be beautiful

[@leszekchorzewski9779]

Polish cavalry was the best, always.

[@Oldred1975]

Пехота у поляков всегда дрянь была, но конница хороша, с этим не поспоришь.

[@alla8330]

А здорово поляки бриташек чванливых разнесли!

[@polarbirdteam]

Здорово Бондарчук фильм поставил и при этом без компьютерной графики!

[@MATTHEW-sq6bg]

Niech żyje Polska!

[@toeroek86]

How comes that used the Hungarian audio version of the Waterloo movie? ☺️

[@stanislawkedziorski5026]

Polski żołnierz kawalerzysta był i jest do dziś najlepszym na świecie a husarja to moc i potęga Europy gdzie pognalismy Turków 👍🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@czarnaowca2459]

i pomyśleć że, ratowaliśmy im doopska w każdej wojnie. jak nie na koniach to w samolotach i czołgach.

[@pjczak5120]

Akurat w tej byliśmy przeciw xDDD

[@ricban1950]

In 1807, Napoleon created the 1st Cavalry Lancer Regiment of the Imperial Guard composed of Polish lancers. These lancers were not part of the troops of the Duchy of Warsaw, but were directly subordinate to the French command. After Napoleon's first fall, some of them voluntarily decided to go into exile with him to the island of Elba, creating the so-called "Squadron of Elba" under the command of Paweł Jerzmanowski. After Napoleon's return to France, the "Squadron of Elba", due to the disbandment of the 1st Regiment, was incorporated into the Dutch 2nd Light Cavalry Lancer Regiment of the Imperial Guard as the last Polish unit fighting alongside Napoleon. On June 18, 1815, during the Battle of Waterloo, the English, in order to stop the attack of the French, threw their elite Guards cavalry units into battle, the 1st "Household" brigade of General Edward Somerset (11 squadrons - a total of 1,319 men) and the 2nd "Union" brigade (9 squadrons - 1332 people) General William Ponsonby. General Somerset's brigade in a destructive charge crashed the French cuirassiers, while General Ponsonby's brigade attacked the 1st French Corps, scattering three divisions one by one and taking about 3,000 prisoners. At this point, Napoleon launched the Polish-Dutch 2nd Regiment of Light Cavalry Lancers of the Guard which swept the British dragoons brigades from the surface. Unfortunately for the Polish lancers, this did not mean victory in the battle. Interestingly, only a few Poles died near Waterloo - Łukasz Biernacki, Jan Nowak, Karol Pawłowski, Ignacy Rużyczko and Sylwester Zeleski, and Paweł Jerzmanowski himself was injured.

[@doug6500]

The Scots Greys did not face Polish lancers at Waterloo... and the battle itself resulted in a victory for the Allied forces that would herald an era of unchallenged British hegemonic dominance for over a century.

[@faeyrie4747]

If they had they would not have stood up well against the Polish lancers

[@doug6500]

You'll never know because it never happened. British cavalry in one on one encounters throughout the Peninsular War had routinely defeated French cavalry but they were not as disciplined as French cavalry in pitched multi-faceted battles. Once they charged they basically kept charging and that was it. Such is what happened to the Scots Greys when they rampaged their way through a ton of French infantry and cavalry only to become totally exhausted and retreat in complete disorder.

[@faeyrie4747]

Yes as you said will never know, after all the 1st Polish Light Cavalry Regiment of the Imperial Guard were only active between the years 1807 - 1814, so were not at Waterloo, unless of course you are thinking of the Red Lancers (2nd Regiment of Light Cavalry Lancers of the Imperial Guard) who were active between 1810-1815 and did feature at Waterloo, or maybe the Chevau-léger?

[@doug6500]

As far as I'm aware once the Scots Greys were in a complete disorder having made their charge they were harried back to the Anglo-Allied lines by French Cuirassiers and Lancers; there is never any explicit mention anywhere in either primary or historiographical text that the lancers were Polish. The title of this video is misleading and clearly made to to antagonise and galvanise some kind of patriotic fervour amongst Polish KZbinrs. I resent this given how many Polish people have made lives for themselves in Britain.

[@faeyrie4747]

Actually I think that you will find the Polish lancers saw action in the Peninsular War (Vistula Legion) as well as in Waterloo (Second Light Cavalry Regiment of the Imperial Guard / Red Lancers, and throughout the Napoleonic wars.

[@mathieuamg3857]

We have nothing... only cavalry... but the BEST cavalry. Vive la Pologne. France too...

[@clairtonrodrigues805]

Lanceiros poloneses valentes soldados corajosos guerreiros.Grandes e destemitos cavaleiros.ź

[@real_crypto_hitman]

Polish lancers were the brave soldiers under the flag of Napoleon.

[@tomaszbienkowski5374]

Wiadomo kto zwycięży od samego początku :)

[@tombry76wawa]

Kasimir Pulawski from Poland father of american calvary who fought with british also. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casimir_Pulaski

[@Tutiepitbull]

best!! This is husar ?

[@Litwinus]

No-Lancers.

[@SD78]

You edited out how the British heavy cavalry crushed several french regiments, ignored the recall order, then got hit with a counter charge when their horse were completely exhausted.

[@wargey3431]

A Corps of the french army capturing 3 imperial Eagles They also don’t show the Light Division charging or the Household Brigade to help extract the Union Brigade Or that the Union brigade wasn’t even by this point a cohesive force and had been scattered all over the lower slope

[@siejac7894]

Po co wy piszecie po angielsku? Tutaj piszą sami Polacy, nikogo oprócz Polaków nie obchodzi polska kawaleria...

[@werhoff7171]

Sie Jac oj nie zgodze się 😉

[@rarr2130]

Racja. Wszyscy mają to gdzieś, tak jak polacy mają gdzieś świetną brytyjską flotę, elitarną szwedzką piechotę, niemiecką jazdę, francuskich grenadierów bo "hurr durr latająca husaria".

[@chrumciat5302]

Rarr Bo dla większości Polaków znaczenie ma tylko nasza historia, bo przecież w naszym mniemaniu jesteśmy najlepszym narodem

[@TheMelkor89]

Najlepszym w produkcji cebuli chyba :v

[@chrumciat5302]

TheMelkor89 i buractwa

[@Piotrek_J]

"Polish-Lithuanian light cavalry units armed with lances, sabres and pistols. The Polish uhlans became the model for many general-purpose cavalry units throughout Europe in the early 19th century as use of traditional heavy cavalry declined..." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uhlan

[@szablotukpolski5201]

if anyone would like to hear about the great history polish saber ....szablotłuk polski

[@mawlrzz5557]

When you sing rule britannia but you realise that you are actually fighting on land

[@PanzerLehr88]

What's the name of this movie I want it does it have english subtitles?

[@Chris-kc3is]

Waterloo

[@christophertalbot7432]

Brilliant photography - for the battle of Waterloo!

[@bogdankeler980]

I am proud of my ancestors I am proud to be a Pole

[@swarozyc6451]

Nawet armia amerykańska a raczej kawalerja amerykańska dzieki Puławskiemu ma nasze Polskie proporce. Puławski był twórcą US kawalerji. Kościuszlo ojciec amerykańskiej artylerji i inżynierów.

[@bvdswqawe11]

Ojej,tak co bohaterzy wszystkim ojcowali tylko swojej dziedzinie niewolnictwo zostawili,no to prawdziwe polskie bohaterswo

[@szablotukpolski5201]

O twórcy kawalerii amerykańskiej jest tu : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXelo3homtuimtE

[@jamiengo2343]

I mean, I don’t know what they were expecting, if someone has a longer weapon then you, they’ll obviously have the reach advantage, lancers can beat any cavalry that don’t use firearms

[@wizardapprenticeIV]

a lance is only pointy at the end, if you can get past the shaft you are almost certain to beat him if you are using a sabre. Granted the lancers also had a sword but by the time they have dropped their lance and drawn their sabre they are likely to have been ran through with the guy who had the sword from the start. Lancers are great in a charge but not good in prolonged melee.

[@pawebany6382]

Dobra robota!

[@PaweKleniewski-bn6ny]

As Gustav Adolf said after he lost battle to polishlithuanian if i have cvalary like this i would be in constantinopole in two weeks

[@e-4airman124]

😃God Bless Poland

[@danrooc]

Yes! However in the real battle Polish lancers were not part of that counter charge. Napoleon kept them as part of the Imperial Guard.

[@e-4airman124]

that i did not know thanks

[@danrooc]

@@e-4airman124 🙂👍

[@simonedaems1141]

Honneur et Gloire aux Lanciers Polonais. Les derniers à s'être opposés réellement opposés aux panzers de la Wehrmacht.

[@alh6255]

La cavalerie polonaise n'a jamais combattu les chars de la Wehrmacht. Le film qui l'a montré était un film de propagande réalisé par les nazis pour affaiblir les mauvaises émotions des Allemands. Les Allemands ont eu des problèmes inattendus avec la conquête de la Pologne en 1939 (après 2 semaines, ils ne pouvaient pas se déplacer à l'est de la Vistule et se sont coincés au milieu du pays). La bataille de Bzura a duré 7 jours et les Polonais l'ont presque gagnée, ce qui pourrait changer le sort de la campagne allemande (ou du moins la rendre extrêmement difficile). La situation a changé lorsque l'URSS, alliée à l'Allemagne, a attaqué la Pologne par l'est. La cavalerie polonaise a combattu en septembre 1939 avec la cavalerie allemande («l'orgueil de la Prusse»). C'était la dernière guerre en Europe impliquant une cavalerie. Un autre film de propagande allemand a montré que les Allemands avaient déjà détruit tous les avions polonais le premier jour de septembre, les attaquant par surprise dans les aéroports. C'était complètement absurde. Les aviateurs polonais ont combattu tout au long de la campagne, défendant Varsovie, entre autres, jusqu'au 22 septembre. 100 avions ont également été transférés en Roumanie après la capitulation de la Pologne. Les Polonais ont combattu sur ces avions en France en 1940.

[@pjczak5120]

@@alh6255 byku ^^ kawaleria była używana podczas drugiej wojny światowej... Co prawda używano jej na stojących jednostkach przy uzupełnianiu amunicji itd ale jednak używano... Najczęściej na logistykę wroga ^^

[@alh6255]

@@pjczak5120 w czasie kampanii wrześniowej kawaleria była używana w pełni, i była to ostatnia kampania wojenna w Europie, kiedy kawaleria brała czynny udział w atakach zgodnie ze swoim przeznaczeniem (zarówno polska jak i niemiecka). Używanie koni w wojskowej logistyce to nie kawaleria.

[@pjczak5120]

@@alh6255 a czy napisałem że konie były używane w logistyce czy kawaleria atakowała logistykę ^^

[@alh6255]

@@pjczak5120 A czy ja napisałem, że to napisałeś? Ogarnij się. Skądinąd, konie byly używane w logistyce przez cała wojnę przy różnych okazjach (zwłaszcza podczas wiosennych roztopów czy na bagiennych, leśnych obszarach) - taka uwaga na boku, abstrahując od kawalerii. Z kolei kawaleria (polska, niemiecka) w kampanii wrześniowej mogła atakować, co uważała za stosowne (w tym pewnie także i logistykę). Przeczytaj to tym razem uważniej, i daj mi znać, czy mam napisać ponownie i postarać sie jeszcze prościej. Sprawdź tez na wszelki wypadek w słowniku znaczenie słowa "skądinąd" np.

[@Beneditoparola]

Very beautiful images, some of them better than the lord of the Ring's movie.

[@Papilon839]

Polska jazda jest najalepsza na świecie!

[@markstockford9109]

How do they make the horses fall down like that? Do they train them to do it?

[@maopolska87maopolska21]

Ułani to potomkowie husarii, nic się nie może z nimi równać, a co dopiero anglicy, twórcy najprymitywniejszego współcześnie języka na świecie.

[@bvdswqawe11]

ha,ha,tacy z nich potomkowie husarii jak z koziej dupy traba.A ten najprymitiwniejszy jezyk ktorym mowi milliard ludzi na swiecie jets dowodem wyzsziscy kulury i cywilizacji.

[@sawomirkobus4929]

Język angielski to epoka kamienia łupanego.

[@szablotukpolski5201]

W temacie innych historycznych walk i wielkiej historii SZABLi polskiej zapraszam więcej : kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWm2kqiKZ6mZq7s

[@bloodymarvellous]

To nie są żadni "Anglicy"

[@hereandthere4763]

Yet England, as a country, has alway beens more civilised and advanced than Poland.Just look how many more british Nobel prize winners there are compared to Poland. Unlike the Poles , the British didn't roll over and surrender within a few weeks of Hitler declaring war on them. Funny how England has won many wars, never been conquered for overa thousand years and Poland lost many wars and was conquered many times.