The Teutons (Poland, 1960) - Battle of Grunwald/Tannenberg 1410

[@repcraptv3320]

One of the most legendary battles in history. Although I am German and I know that my country and Poland have not always been best friends, I have great respect for Polish people and their history and I hope that there will never be another war between our two states. Greetings from Germany, you did well, Poland!

[@jellygurl4m7amy43]

I think were good for now my man

[@tabasco07]

cheers mate

[@robinscottmarsh846]

Probably there will be war, when you become a Muslim theocracy.

[@ShingenNolaan]

@@robinscottmarsh846 gtfo

[@steelofthealloys1081]

Dont forget the Lithuanians

[@enragedkaiser237]

This is how movies about medieval warfare should be made: massive battles, great actors, practical effects, stunts and colour (medieval knights wore colorful armour, not just grey and brown like in hollywood movies!)

[@bogdanachimescu2077]

Yep, all is fine, except the bombastic music. But hey, this was national cinema half a century ago. Great battle scenes.

[@mioszsoko3185]

Po co napisałeś po angielsku xDD

[@GamelessOne]

Alot of plastic helmets and fake mail though XD The use of horses is very impressive though.

[@jak00bspyr72]

@@GamelessOne I would rather have a hundred real actors with fake mail than thousands of cgi knights.

[@bigc2076]

This is crap actually. So is CGI but, that doesn’t make this good.

[@jet43]

Obiektywnie trzeba przyznać, że jak na rok 1960, to Krzyżacy są mega produkcją pod każdym aspektem.

[@koper6111]

nawet dziś nie potrafią zrobić porównywalnej sceny batalistycznej

[@jarekbielinski7827]

w ostatniej sekwencji po bitwie same trupy po krzyzakach typowo komuchow wersja

[@Vatras888]

Szkoda tylko że nie zrobili wypolerowanych zbroii.

[@magdalenabobek8987]

@@koper6111 Tak jest to był majstersztyk

[@krzysztofkosznajder2037]

Nie musieli udawać , bo w żniwa były podobne jak w średniowieczu w snopki, wielu rolników jeszcze miało wozy na kołach nie ogumionych, mieli skąd brać

[@dotsonsam7022]

witam wszystkich Polaków 🇧🇷🇵🇱 mamy dużo polskiej kultury w południowej Brazylii 🦅

[@Eglador]

Pozdrawiamy serdecznie ;)

[@jacekbojanowicz3828]

Slyszalem ze Eskimosi tez wam tam kolo doopy robia.

[@borysowczarek733]

Pozdrawiam Brazylijczyków a szczególnie Brazylijki😄🇵🇱🇧🇷

[@himbuxterrafux9525]

@@borysowczarek733 Oo tak, Brazylijki i wszystkie Latynoski😍

[@jacekwidor3306]

Pan z Kurytyby?

[@Ћероман]

Chwała bohaterom pozdrowienia z Serbii. Polish knights fight on our side at Kosovo battle 1389. Слава браћо Пољаци.

[@aleksanderd2140]

Slawa Serbii! Pozdrawiam z Polski!

[@СергейМеншутин-ю1е]

Слава всем народам! Мир всем!!!

[@piotrswierkowski4302]

Sława Serbom, Polakom i reszcie Braci Słowian!!! 👍👍👍

[@bartomiejm1898]

Kosowo jest serbskie

[@jacek4276]

Kosowo jest serbskie tusk sprzedał Kosowo w imieniu Polski.

[@adamsmith8797]

This battle scene(s) is brilliant! Especially considering the film is almost 60 years old! Respect from England

[@willotter4503]

Ciekawostki rozrywkowe Michała Górola Góry im sorry I don’t speak your language but surely u don’t need that many hashtags?

[@Msciwoj-j4x]

Communist era Polish films are actually the best imo. Modern movies can't even compare..

[@szymonk8931]

@Ciekawostki rozrywkowe Michała Górola Góry zamknij ten pysk

[@sdsd2e2321]

Germans made better battle scenes in the 40s. Like Kolberg or the great king

[@adamsmith8797]

@@sdsd2e2321 I will try to find it

[@mirekwalczak9418]

ten film to dzieło sztuki. setki statystów, żadnych komputerowych badziewi. Widziałem to ze 100 razy i nadal ciary.

[@wacawpriebe5251]

NA CD MAM KRZYŻAKÓW -KAMERA BYŁA USTAWIONA NA DACHU WARSZAWY 203

[@TermlessHGW]

Szczerze mówiąc to takie dzieła jak Krzyrzacy, Ogniem i Mieczem, Potop czy Pan Wołodyjowski aż się proszą o ponowną ekranizację. Z porządnym dofinansowaniem sceny bitew w CGI mogłyby być świetne.

[@jacekwidor3306]

@@TermlessHGW Wg. mnie sceny batalistyczne zestarzały się najmniej w tych filmach. Najbardziej mnie razi teatralne (nie zawsze i nie u każdego) aktorstwo i strasznie sztuczne oświetlenie w scenach we wnętrzach.

[@pawel3242]

13:02 dobra scena jak wymachuje tym meczem

[@Krystian130]

Szkoda że ma mało wspólnego z tym co się wydarzyło 1410

[@misiaks98]

Finished reading 1000 yr history of Poland, these people are amazing brave and proud and patriotic.

[@robercik6]

Dziękujemy🎩

[@politrazor]

К сожалению, иногда поляки в истории бывали упрямы там, где не надо. Поэтому Польша много раз влезала в неоплатные долги (в результате - раздел Польши) и упустила шанс мирного объединения с Россией между династиями Рюриковичей и Романовых. (Тогда в России было смутное время.) Польша не хотела, чтобы в объединенном государстве Польши и России было две и больше религии! Так написано в учебниках.

[@politrazor]

​@@robercik6сейчас для Польши благоприятное время учиться на ошибках прошлого, чтобы не повторять это.

[@youtubeisdeletingmycomment3235]

​@politrazor you know nothing and you are even not aware of it

[@Weegee4458]

​@@politrazor fajna bajka 😂

[@buretehudesi]

And it was shot just 15 years after WW2. Amazing.

[@bombergun]

I love Poland 🇵🇱 and it’s culture you will always be the saviour of Christians my brothers may Vienna never forget . Love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@tomaszbudnik2755]

Si vis pacem para bellum! Gretings from Poland!

[@ewajusinska3951]

Bb

[@TektekciTV]

Evet viyanayı unutmayın😁

[@sauronmordor7494]

yup

[@SylwesterMamzerowski-z7c]

Love from Poland

[@johncooper7663]

I had the pleasure of watching this movie on a theater screen 40 years ago at the Detroit institute of arts

[@plrc4593]

Have you seen the Pharaoh? Great movie, and much better book by Bolesław Prus. It looks oldfashioned today, but the story is incredible.

[@alejandrolozoya7503]

That’s awesome. I love the DIA. Must’ve been an experience back the , cheers from Downriver.

[@johncooper7663]

@@alejandrolozoya7503 hello from Wyandotte!

[@ajlojewska]

@@plrc4593 it was Henryk Sienkiewicz book.

[@plrc4593]

@@ajlojewska Nie, Faraon jest Prusa. Też się dziwię, że człowiek który napisał takiego gniota jak Lalka napisał tak genialną, ponadczasową powieść jak Faraon.

[@FlorinSutu]

I was little child when I saw this movie in cinema hall, in Bucharest, Romania. After we got out from the movie, when I learned that the armor was so heavy that the fallen horsemen could not rise on their own, I asked my mother: "Why they did not use armor made of aluminum? It is not so heavy! " My mother answered: "Because the aluminum is softer than steel, it cannot withstand blows." Fun fact: Aluminum alloys got available only 450 years after the Battle of Grunwald/Tannenberg.

[@adamkwinto1942]

Best regards for Romania from Poland.

[@FlorinSutu]

@@adamkwinto1942 - - Thank you very much. Best wishes for Poland ! Since 1997, I live in the U.S. 🙂

[@adamjohnson3239]

"I learned that the armor was so heavy that the fallen horsemen could not rise on their own" - Funny thing is that it is a myth. Armor's weight was evenly distributed, it was only 25-30 kg and a trained knight was able to jump, run, roll on the ground, get on the horse without help. A modern soldier's kit is heavier.

[@adamkwinto1942]

@@adamjohnson3239 XVI century armors were havier...there are old drawings showing installing such a knight by means of a rig or a davit.

[@Fankas2000]

@@adamjohnson3239 Right, now do that after several hours of fighting when you are exhausted and just fell of a horse.

[@animacionyvino3116]

im polish descendant living in argentina, very proud of my ancestral heritage.

[@admard3035]

pozdrowienia z Polski

[@Nikothegamer14]

Is one of them a German SS officer

[@adamczeczetkowicz3382]

I greet the Polish community in Argentina. After the war, my neighbour from Białystok was sent through Siberia to the army of General Anders, the one from MONTE CASINO to Argentina, after a few years she returned to Polish and her hometown, which was founded by my ancestor Gedymin, grandfather of King Jagiełło from the Battle of Grunwald.

[@abccba206]

Dziękuję

[@RSC2194]

yo tambien soy de Argentina, tengo descendencia directa de reyes polacos del 1300

[@marektucholski6399]

15 lat po drugiej najstraszliwszej w naszych dziejach wojnie potrafiliśmy zrobić wspaniały film, który po ponad 50 latach przyjemnie się ogląda. A co dziś produkujemy? Szkoda pisać.

[@kamilzlubelszczyzny8018]

Racja racja teraz moim zdaniem jak na to patrzę to się robi takie filmy dla gawiedzi a żeby ogłupić ludzi żeby wodę z mózgu im zrobić w telewizji na chwilę obecną są programy które jeszcze kilka lat temu byłyby uważane za patologię dziś to norma szkoda

[@jet43]

Nie podobał Ci się Smoleńsk? 😎

[@grzegorzlipski6078]

No bo ogromne pieniądze na "Krzyżaków" dało komunistyczne państwo (starczyłoby tego na kilka-kilkanaście "normalnych" filmów). Obraz miał mieć przecież spore znaczenie propagandowe. Obecnie żaden prywatny producent nie zaryzykuje takich pieniędzy na wielki film historyczny. Wolą klepać jakieś gnioty przeróżnych Saromonowiczów, Smarzowskich czy Vegów.

[@danutagutkowska2744]

filmiki patryczka wegi-zyda- o tym ze Polska jest siedliskiem prostytutek, oszustow, dorobkiewiczow etc.

[@lm157]

I to za komuny, z szalejącą cenzurą, kiedy trzeba było uważać na każde słowo.

[@marshmallow3206]

Jeden z głównych bohaterów filmu Zbyszko z Bogdańca pochodzi z mojego miasta. Do dziś pamiętam jak go mijałem idąc do kościoła lub spotykałem go na mieście. Przychodził często do naszej szkoły i opowiadał jak to było na planie filmowym. Cieszył się w naszym rejonie dużym szacunkiem. To fantastyczne uczucie gdy aktor z twojego miasta zagrał w tak niesamowitym filmie. Szkoda, że nigdy nie zamieniłem z nim ani słowa. Niestety Pan Mieczysław zmarł w 2017 roku, pozostawiając po sobie pamięć i szacunek przyszłych pokoleń Polaków.

[@OskarJanczak]

Znaczy z miasta - Bogdańca? xD

[@andrzejlinka3396]

Mieczyslaw Kalenik (1933-2017).

[@diego9263]

Zbyszko mieszkał nad moimi szwagrem w kamienicy w Warszawie w centrum

[@diego9263]

Pamiętam 2012 roku

[@filipkogut8533]

@@OskarJanczak oczywiście, Zbyszka z Bogdańca nie mógł zagrać aktor z innego miasta aniżeli z Bogdańca xd

[@turnmeonaliveman]

폴란드 역사에 대해 더 배우고 싶었는데 좋은 영화 클립 올려주셔서 감사합니다!

[@Michalu96]

Bóg zapłać

[@edytaeda107]

Read Norman Davies God's Playground

[@patchiepls9915]

Wow in 1410 they had better cameras than some in 2020

[@aleksanderpski3310]

right sir/

[@nr1NPC]

14:42 I thought they were gonna kiss each other :(

[@falsedmitry3922]

@@nr1NPC i wished they did kiss each other do that the film would be more interesting.

[@hekmatyar4476]

Most*

[@LOL60345]

im sure the actual physical film is of much higher "resolution" than this upload too

[@kv3515]

Polish people are awesome! Great land, great people, great culture. Greetings from Finland!

[@cezarykondej1138]

Best nation ever Suomi... Best for you - being fan on Sentenced

[@plrc4593]

Greatings from Poland. Your history from 1939-1940 resembles very much ours from 1919-1921. Pitty our marshal didn't lived until the WW II, like yours.

[@kv3515]

@@plrc4593 Yes, true. Since the end of 19th century we have both been constantly struggling with either Russian or Western imperialism fueled by different ideologies. Communism, nazism and today globalism. Poles have always displayed strenght of character though, always fighting and even surviving years behind the Iron Curtain and coming out of it as winners and remaining sane. Today in many ways Poland has things much better than much of the so called Western Europe. Far less forced third world immigration = less crime and unrest affecting ordinary people. Also people generally speaking seem more in tune with realities of life and have a healthier world view than their western counter parts. But that's enough politics for now! Keep on going, keep Poland Polish! :)

[@67nairb]

@@plrc4593 Pilsudski?

[@plrc4593]

@@67nairb Yes. Field marshal Piłsudski resembles field marshal Marenheim very much. And conversly. At least their story.

[@mbabist01]

Greetings and much love from your relatives in the USA! POLAND ROCKS!

[@paulkaminski5695]

If you google antifa.com it goes directly to the WHITE HOUSE🤣 Best wishes from Tokyo bro!

[@MrRubinello]

das Video hat mir meine polnische Arbeitskollegin gezeigt und heute ist der 15. Juli ein wichtiger Tag in der Geschichte

[@adorablejihyo5707]

beutiful and love from south korea polando ！애정 ~~~~

[@cowboyfromnorway1441]

Do you like watching this kind of stories in SK?

[@sekurity3311]

thanks brother :)

[@krzysztofkuczynski3577]

Annnyuonghaseyo! Greets from Poland! :)

[@marekplayer8506]

Love from Poland!

[@Astania08]

Polish korean. Rofl pretentious amputa.😂

[@you7383]

Long live Poland! Greetings from Lithuania!

[@michalfedosiejew5942]

Long live Litwa... ..Gruss from Poland...

[@arkobro7587]

united

[@Esterhazy1973]

We couldn't have done it without you bros. God bless Lithuania - keep safe folks!

[@educationequity2731]

@@arkobro7587 ye çkzbin.info/www/bejne/eIiXnWuppLmNbJY

[@frankmachin5438]

Vytautus was a great warrior and leader - long live Lithuania

[@doggo2481]

The most dangerous Capture the Flag game ever

[@damianb8322]

;)

[@MrDibara]

This reminds me that PC game "Knights of the Cross". There was a stage where you literally fought army vs army and your biggest challenge was to reach and destroy the enemy flag.

[@ssimoonxd9227]

Lmaooooooooooooo

[@cruscante]

@@MrDibara At Anzicourt (oct. 1415) just a few yars later , Henry V' s army took the French Oriflamme de Saint Denis, the french kings' battleflag

[@lollikabosso.w.n7153]

Thats how mostly battles happened, destroy their symbol and the battle is over.

[@yoanitsa5059]

The battle is made by a pure genius! Greetings to all Poles, Lithuanians and Germans!

[@Naonaonia-zc3py]

But this film was made ONLY by Poles 70 years ago! There were no computers, no computer effects. They even recorded the voice separately, in a studio!

[@MiroslavSendecký]

Čechov.

[@yoanitsa5059]

@@Naonaonia-zc3py the real battle was between the poles/lithuanians against thr mostly german crusaders.

[@jacek4276]

Himalaje aktorstwa, reżyseria, kamery i wszystko inne. Nieosiągalne dla obecnych polskich produkcji.To wspaniały film.

[@mirosawaiwanow2655]

a jakie walki batalistyczne, konie bez komputerów

[@mamamalamut9478]

nie było komputerów a walki fenomenalne i akcje

[@velementtomasz5728]

Ten film będzie bronił się i za 100 lat. Co z produkcji "wolnej Polski" może z nim konkurować. Kiedyś ta niedobra komuna kulturalnie edukowala społeczeństwo. Dzisiaj TVP wspiera kulturę na poziomie disco polo.

[@jacek4276]

@@velementtomasz5728 niestety inne jeszcze gorzej.

[@JZPGod]

Co wy pierdolicie XD nie bylo komputerów A kto ci przyspieszył 14:34 ? Przeciez to chlam dla starych dziadów jest. Wy nigdy dobrego filmu nie widzieliście.

[@trabzonlu6140]

Love Poland from Turkey. Beautiful Country with beautiful proud people. :)

[@hubertszabowski4773]

we won in Wieden

[@Q2CK]

@@hubertszabowski4773 Na szczęście, jak widzisz powyżej, Turcy są teraz naszymi przyjaciółmi. Turcja np. nie uznała rozbiorów Polski

[@trabzonlu6140]

@@hubertszabowski4773 Yes you guys fought with honor and won. For me it is not a bad thing to lose against such a honorful enemy. :)

[@longinuspodbipieta3764]

@@trabzonlu6140 We could fuck relations with whole christian europe, ally with osmans and fight germans. We lost independence just 100 years after saving them, and the one that refused was a Turkey and muslim countries were taking Poles as imigrants so it shows whos true friend even tho culture and religion diffrences.

[@longinuspodbipieta3764]

@@denkigama5331 As A Pole I agree with that guy above :D

[@Symon_Musician]

The only fact is indisputable: Cinema without computer graphics is 100% better than modern one. The film was released 60 years ago and I'm sure people will watch in next 60 years with admiration.

[@user27di93ru]

Прекрасный фильм и великий роман любимого Генрика Сенкевича! Прошло столько лет, но это до сих пор непревзойденный фильм с батальными сценами, смотрится на одном дыхании. Как и Война и мир Бондарчука. Эх, где сейчас искусство кино... 😢

[@omathanis2143]

Love Poland and polish culture, as well as history. From Russia

[@SQURAID]

Idi naxhui

[@isbisb1328]

Ты откуда, что за польшу топишь?

[@dawidgreku7519]

Thanks

[@czarnywilk3626]

Thank you, my from is Poland

[@aa-hg1ut]

@@czarnywilk3626 Jezu dziecko ogarnij się bo angielskiego nie umiesz nawet a cie duma zagrała że O KURWA WIELKA BOLZGA

[@fomavictorevitch]

How glorious to see the Shield of my Family in this film! It was my Ancestor Jan ze Szczekocin who played a pivotal role in this great battle. Odrowąż!!

[@falqar1.6]

Nice

[@tadeuszbrt]

Leliwa!

[@MegaPropaGanja]

My ancestor was also fighting there. Piotr Wróblewski. In fact he received a knighthood after that battle and a name „Wróblewski”, which means swift as Sparrow.

[@fomavictorevitch]

@@MegaPropaGanja Dear Sir, thank you so much for sharing this fascinating historical fact! It's a joy for us to be able to trace our courageous ancestors so far back in time and to honour their devotion and many sacrifices.

[@adolfmaotsestalin8753]

@@fomavictorevitch hehehe and u all believe in this horse shite hehehe he knows his ancestors from 15 century hehehe

[@magyarahun8982]

Hallo Brothers! From Hungary! 👍

[@danielsarnowski794]

Hallo my friend

[@khaiophirgrad7717]

Botchanot

[@magyarahun8982]

@@khaiophirgrad7717 * bocsánat? :D

[@akitsumaru8723]

Niech żyją Węgry!

[@karekkin8537]

Polak wngier dwa bratanki

[@TheZone0]

Aż ciężko uwierzyć, że film ma 62 lata i do dzisiaj zachwyca!

[@adasmiaczynski5328]

🥷.. zachwyca mnie i tylko tych prawdziwych Polaków którzy kochają swoją ojczyznę !!!! . Niech mi nikt k.... Nie mówi że KO'laboranci wechrmahTuska i PO'zdrajcy jeżdżący PO instrukcje do Berlina oraz ich zwolennicy , lubią ten film !!!!!!!

[@ewamadej975]

@@adasmiaczynski5328 a dziś świętują dzień bez telefonu komórkowego. 😂🤣😅😆

[@mmgg0608]

​@@adasmiaczynski5328prawdziwi Polacy pamiętają o Kresowianach , nad którymi znęcali się "bracia" w latach 1939-1947 do akcji Wisła.

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

"Oto jest ten, który jeszcze dziś rano mienił się być wyższym nad wszystkie mocarze."

[@ABEMUSPAPA]

Kaczyński ?

[@mamamalamut9478]

@@ABEMUSPAPA Gdzie Kaczyński do Mistrza Von Jungingena na kocie ? ha ha

[@ABEMUSPAPA]

@@mamamalamut9478 dokładnie tak

[@stanislaw_m]

@@ABEMUSPAPA a nie Volksdeutsch, PO-wracajacy bankrut i zbieg

[@filipkogut8533]

@@ABEMUSPAPA Jungingen miał honor - zginął w bitwie - Kaczyński by pierwszy spierdalał, jakby się sypało.

[@joefalko3756]

My favorite part of this whole sequence is when the cavalry engagement starts; the Germans begin to sing “Christ ist erstanden” and the Poles watch them close in singing “Bogurodzica.” It reminds me a lot of Zulu, the movie that got me into history to begin with. The Zulus close in on the British and charge singing their own song while the British sing “Men of Harlech” back at them in defiance.

[@RascalV666]

When I first heard these two hymns encouraging people to fight, I had goosebumps on my skin

[@woolfyx]

RIP Emil Karewicz (Jagiełło)

[@kupieckorzenny5093]

Nie Beunner a Tomasz Łęcki

[@sniperniko]

9 letni eksperci się znaleźli

[@ImperialKnight770]

when movies didn't need special effects. Just great actors and even greater directing.

[@leon32leon32]

When I was 10yrs old read knight of cross and thanks KZbin bring me to this great film. Long Live Poland ! Long Live Lithuania ! Greeting from Taiwan

[@karolinakuc4783]

Film was based on book Teutonic Knights by Henryk Sienkiewicz

[@mneger59]

@@karolinakuc4783 but it was druty. Ursula von der Laeyen to was czeka jak podniesiecie rękę na Polskę.

[@arturms4159]

The film is from the 60s. Love Polish history!

[@kitkat6529]

God bless Poland. With respect from Russia.

[@tomaszpietakiewicz4463]

dziękuje znam Rosjan przemili ludzie

[@jankowalski-th9sk]

remember 1939

[@young_eryk]

Ruskie nasi bracia słowiańscy, i nie przejmujemy się władzom bo ludzie są inni

[@czarnyalibaba3688]

Dziękuję i oby kiedyś na płaszczyżnie politycznej teź braterstwo nastąpiło. Привет

[@cepekas4189]

Lithuania :(

[@roberthauser7214]

Uwielbiam ten film i historie mojej Ojczyzny - Polski. Zwyciestwo polskich i litewskich rycerzy pod Grunwaldem jest zawsze w moim sercu.

[@charlesrandolph4970]

Long live Poland from your Slavic Brothers from Croatia

[@UlanyUlan102]

Ooo I love Croatia. You have a buteiful sea🙂

[@maciejniedzielski7496]

Dziękuję. Bardzo dobrze , że Chorwat lubi Polskę. Bo znam Chorwatkę co nie zna korzeni i nie lubi Polski. Sława Bracie ❗

[@UlanyUlan102]

@@maciejniedzielski7496 🙂 Prawie dobrze napisałes ale zrozumiałem dzięki Ci bracie😀

[@polishwolf.3732]

Long live Poland & Croatia, catholic brothers

[@AmbushSlays]

@@polishwolf.3732 Poles are Germanic, Slavic from Immigration

[@OverSooll]

60 years later it's more realistic than the modern shit we see around

[@HBMPaladin]

If it was made today, you would probably see some colored women beating down heavy cavalry unit with fists.

[@sir_.ferreira]

I really want to know why modern tv shows make everything historically inaccurate

[@firstnamesecondname852]

This is way more realistic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKSld2mPedybi7c

[@educationequity2731]

@@firstnamesecondname852 how bout this kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIiXnWuppLmNbJY

[@bvbxiong5791]

well that's because some horses and men were definitely hurt making this film.

[@nicusor112]

Greetings from Romania: "Alexander I of Moldavia commanded an expeditionary corps and the Moldavian king was so brave that the Polish troops and their king honoured him with a royal sword, the Szczerbiec"

[@szymonchoinski6393]

Not likely bro. Szczerbiec was only used for coronations.

[@nicusor112]

@@szymonchoinski6393 so do the polish historians mention the participation of Alexander I of Moldavia and in which terms?

[@szymonchoinski6393]

@@nicusor112 I don't know. I only know szczerbiec was used exclusively for coronations of Polish kings.

[@АндрейЩердина]

@@szymonchoinski6393 янеащ. Р как Ж. !? Кому выгодна норманская теория? Теория. Теоритическое предположение. Только J. J против R1. Именно иудеи не выговаривают Р и всячески её произносят и вносят в вновьсоздаваемые лизаки.

[@boomboomm7136]

Tak Szczerbcem został mu nadany tytuł szlachecki w Polsce. Pozdrawiam Braci z Mołdawi i Rumunii.

[@stepandolezal7155]

A lot of Czechs (and Moravians) fought in this battle on the both sides, but way more on the polish side (formed up to two full banners), led by Jan Sokol z Lamberka and probably famous czech hussite general Jan Žižka took part in the battle. Greetings from Czech republic.

[@wiesawdobrzynski8059]

Zaraz

[@Hevdan1]

Yes, they fought, although it is not certain whether Žižka took part in the battle itself. It's a pity that Jan Sokol was most likely poisoned right after the battle...

[@aw2584]

I think every Pole knows the name Jan Žižka

[@ophirbactrius8285]

Czechoslovakia

[@jezalb2710]

Jan Žiżka is the main figure in the famous painting by Jan Matejko (Matejko's father was from the Czech Kingdom

[@wanderalmeida9584]

Long live Polish people! Respect from Brazil.

[@jacekwidor3306]

Obrigado!

[@krzysztofkrzysztof9683]

Dzięki. Pozdrowienia dla Brazyli

[@anatoliykozlovskyy6844]

A união do Reino da Polônia e do Grão-Ducado da Lituânia (ancestrais de lituanos, ucranianos, bielorrussos e russos) liderada pelo rei Vladislav II Jagiello e o grão-duque da Lituânia Vitovt conquistou uma vitória decisiva sobre o exército da Ordem Teutônica da Cruzados em 15 de julho de 1410. Esta vitória realmente acabou com a Ordem, depois que ela deixou de existir. Assim terminou outra cruzada para o leste. O Grão-Ducado da Lituânia ocupou o território desde o Mar Báltico, ao norte, até o Mar Negro, ao sul.

[@SylwesterMamzerowski-z7c]

Pozdro Polska dla Brazylii

[@SylwesterMamzerowski-z7c]

Zycie pomiedzy rosja i niemcami cala historia walka zachowac tozsamosc

[@AVKnecht]

Nearly 60 years old and still looks quite good. Meanwhile you can't watch 90s CGI-movies without vomiting

[@civrn368]

I know what you mean, they go to far with the cgi stuff.

[@Dedreaded]

you mean cringing

[@oskarkej7606]

exactly

[@MaulPolska]

I mean, this is full of pathos of 60's Poland. The language, the postures, the dialogues and clunky armors. Take a look at old Polish Witcher TV Series and tell the changes.

[@temporarymomentary]

@@MaulPolska Still way better than cgi shitty battles in The Hobbit.

[@Mr.BednaR]

Legend goes that while Teutons were standing half day in the sun, Polish heavies were kept in the woods and not feeling as much exhaustion.

[@JohnDoe-vt3pk]

Part of the battle tactics, that's it...

[@zepter00]

Use every Advantage you have is a one of main war and fight rules.

[@AdeM-kc7sc]

this is no legend, pure tactics..

[@jprules2578]

It's called strategy. Like Saladin at Hattin. Let the enemy come to you, while they have no water. You rest and prepare.

[@zepter00]

@@jprules2578 it is called tactic .. not strategy. Strategy are main Objectives amd goals of operation or whole war... tactic is How to do it in battle.

[@ВладимирКозлов-л1ш]

в 1961 г фильм потряс меня маштабом, красочностью. Умели люди совсем недавно все делать без компутеров. Компутеры погубят этот мир

[@Калина-к8т]

жалкое подобие ,,Войны и Мира "!

[@ВасилийСуров-д3й]

@@Калина-к8т да-нормально. только...где немцы в коментах? мы б с х....хлами ужо бы поср...лись!😁

[@vf7058]

@@Калина-к8т Soviet "War and Peace" was released after this movie.

[@hogopogo7616]

@@vf7058 Russians consider everything they have done and do superiour to others, meanwhile heavily borrowing and simply stealing from the whole world.

[@fr-tigerfangs7039]

Wow!! What a scene! Can't believe it was shot in 1960! There's nothing like real horses, actors, landscapes to make a movie feel real and convey real emotions to spectators. Today, it's all about special effects... We don't make movies like these anymore. It's great to see these knights from two European kingdoms. But today, unlike what is portrayed in this historical movie, and instead of bickering against one another, it's more than ever the right time to unite.

[@stanisawsota298]

Today it is harder to find a natural middle Ages landscapes to historical battles without processing with AI and devops tools. Poland in 1960 was still full a non-industrialized landscapes. Thanks for your comment, movies directed by Alexander Ford are masterpiece.

[@borzmir9326]

​@@stanisawsota298 ciągle jest dużo takich terenów

[@karolinakuc4783]

@@maryduffy2086 Lithuanians were pagans and that was Germans excuse. But even though Polish won the case that nations should not be forced to take faith against their will, Pope did nothing to prevent the war

[@JerryZielinsky-mt8ti]

Ironic because Duke Conrad of mazovia tried to convert the fierce pagan Prussians to Christianity but failed. So he persuaded the Teutonic knights to do so. They succeeded and in return the knights order was granted rights to settle on the Prussian lands that they conquered. This however, would not become a long lasting love affair for two centuries later it would result in the battle of grunwald making it one of the most important battles in European history. Ithe battle lasted forr ten hours and when it was over, the Teutonic knights order was so decimated that it's it's military aggression ceased permanently. Why was the battle of grunwald so important? It permantely ended German expansionism into Slavic territory. The Teutonic knights would still go on to exist, but it would never regain it's strength again until finally being abolished by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1809.

[@maciapacia1833]

Always came to sing 'Bogurodzica' greetings from Poland

[@invisiblehandofadamsmith]

I like Poland was in krakow Love this city greetings from London

[@cheeseandonions9558]

It was done in 1960 and my jaw drops how well choreographed the horse battle was.

[@ArmigeriDefensores]

Love and greeting to poland from malaysia

[@mercurialspectre6848]

Love Poland From Philippines. 🇵🇭 Deus Vult.

[@lukcerix2493]

DEUS VULT KURWA

[@ssimoonxd9227]

Theres was Lithuanians they done the first attack

[@owo5869]

Mercurial Spectre You sound like a crusader to be honest. There's also a tartar contingent.

[@alfafemale68]

Ciekawostki rozrywkowe Michała Górola Góry Gosciu, z czym ty tu do ludzi? Ogarnij sie i zmien strone. Tu powazne sceny sie odgrywaja. Historii kraju nie lekcewaz.

[@-zipfelkltsch3r-348]

These are german crusaders...

[@walterweiss7124]

RIP Emil Karewicz, who played King Jagiello here

[@fatihaydogdu2720]

As a Turk, I find this 63 year old movie very pleasing to watch. Our ancestors were so lucky to fight against each other and enjoyed a good melee with a strong opponent. Watching these kinda shows makes me wanna be in Nicopolis at 1396 or Varna at 1444

[@tadeuszbrt]

Or Vienna 1683 :)

[@degenerate4215]

@@tadeuszbrt or in Armenia in 1915

[@paulie_one_eye]

We were fighting each other for centuries and kept respect to each other for all these times till now. Respect from Poland 🇵🇱

[@nordynek]

Remember Vienna 1683

[@paulie_one_eye]

@@nordynek how many other battles we lost against them you can name? Maybe at least the one in which we lost our king? Maybe?

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

This seems a bit more realistic than Game of Thrones . . . . .

[@ssimoonxd9227]

Thats nit even a game

[@theempiredidnothingwrong3227]

Well it's based off real events and stays pretty faithful so that's to be expected.

[@matteopelleriti4254]

Maybe because this is an historycl film while game of thrones is a fantasy one?

[@squakrock]

Besides the clunky cardboard armor

[@7dayspking]

@@theempiredidnothingwrong3227 Think he was joking, this is pretty bad. Definitely not 'pretty faithful' but at least they're not wrong on purpose like you might expect in modern films.

[@parossedusa6292]

It's always heart-warming to watch history adapted movies on the native language of those people whose stories are being told.

[@princed8534]

Respect to Polish people from Georgia

[@VIS35]

Respect for Georgians from Poland 🇵🇱🇬🇪

[@Eaglefr69]

Bro it was named polish lithyanian for a reason

[@АндрейЩердина]

@@VIS35 янеа.щ. Разве не картвэл/сакартвэл? Ах там вас много!? Грузия-общее (горная Русия)? Ну, ну.

[@aleksandrosalatis]

@@АндрейЩердина О чем вы пишите? Я вас не понимаю. Грузия - Гурджан - страна волков

[@aleksandrosalatis]

@@АндрейЩердина Руси там и близко небыло

[@chinnachinna5649]

Respect, from india 🇮🇳🤝🇵🇱🇱🇹🇩🇪

[@chrissyman77]

Ulrich was not lacking in courage but his arrogance was his downfall.

[@xaxaszaposznikow175]

Like so many more "Ulrichs" in the history od the world

[@TheVorket]

Indeed, although the idea that commander commands instead of participating in fight is not as stupid as western medieval nobles thought.

[@mateuszmazurek6080]

"Pride always strides before disaster"

[@mlml4270]

@ That is not true. Who the hell told you that?

[@firstnamesecondname852]

@ Get your facts straight: "The Germans" back then were not much more than perhaps 400 Crusaders calling themselves Teutonic Knights. Ulrich was the Grand Master of a Crusader State like the Kingdom of Jerusalem which wasn't even part of the precursor of Germany, the HRE but fully under the control of the Pope in Rome. The fact that you didn't know that just exposes you as an illiterate historically.

[@foreksz]

It's been just 60y since the premiere. A medieval western, a Polish blockbuster - an astonishing 32-million cinema viewers, more than Poland's population about 1960.... as 6 millions were killed by Germans during WW2.

[@stefankisiel3937]

Po ograniu kawałka kingdom come deliverance, po wejściu w ten średniowieczny klimat ta scena wycisnęła ze mnie parę sporych łez. Genialna scena a pieśń "Bogurodzica" piękna.

[@celiaosborne3801]

Bardzo wzruszajace

[@theggman111]

Przydało by się takie kingdome come ale w Polsce

[@Bartekpvz]

Dosłownie kiedy podczas pojedynku przez chwilę nie walczyli miałem takie "kiedy kończy ci się stamina w kingdom comie"

[@alekssvoja4402]

@@Bartekpvz где бы ты был ,если бы не комми?

[@marianhubada8770]

Lewacka gra autorstwa, tfu, Cz*chów.

[@gracee3015]

Great movie 🎥, POLAND WILL RISE FROM ASHES AGAIN. GLORY TO POLAND 🇵🇱

[@thewielkibonzo]

...not under Yankees' yoke it won't. We have sold our Motherland for peanuts and colourfully packaged feces in 1989 (result of a "colour revolution" financed by the US).

[@mkruk2]

Oh wow, total flashback. I remember watching this in Saturday "Polish School" during the history unit. Very dramatic battle scenes and horse stunts given the time of production/filming!

[@katharinaseidl1547]

Ein Klassiker . Und eine der besten Geschichten Polen.. . Ich liebe dieses Land und die Menschen dort ......

[@aleksanderpski3310]

Danke =Kathy Du bist sehr sympatisch Person -aber wo ist der rest ? Gruss auf Sopot .

[@lechiachicago]

Es war keine Geschichte, sondern eine historische Tatsache. Die Schlacht von Grunwald am 15. Juli 1410

[@katharinaseidl1547]

@@lechiachicago das weiss ich ja , bin ja eine Polin. Deswegen hat er Sienkiewicz eine tolle Geschichte darüber geschrieben....ich meinte direkt diesen Film und nicht nur die Schlacht....

[@ravenwarjoy]

A great medieval battle. An over 10 minute scene of horse and infantry combat. Didn't use CGI even once. How come isn't this possible anymore?

[@zepter00]

600 horses and almost 1500 people on set would be quite expensive.

[@АндрейЩердина]

@@zepter00 янеа.щ. Всё это норманская теория. Ничего общего, только выдержки, чтоб походило на правду.

[@lou3977]

Imponuje mi liczba koni, która wystąpiła w filmie jak i ludzi, którzy musieli umieć bardzo dobrze na nich jeździć. Musiały być ich setki

[@stasiekpiekarski]

Czy konie mnie słyszą? 😉

[@charonboat6394]

@@stasiekpiekarski Jeszcze słychać śpiew i rżenie koni.

[@redterror1285]

To była Armia Czerwona

[@rafalwisniewski1052]

Były ich setki a nawet i dziesiątki.

[@lou3977]

@@rafalwisniewski1052 Chyba dziesiątki a nawet setki 🧐🫠

[@JugglerBean]

Poland - capture the flag champion 1410

[@apsiek21]

Capturing the flag was a symbol of victory during the battle for many years and centuries :). Look, how many Teutonic flags were by Poland and Lithuania captured during this battle, the end of that film :) !!!!!

[@FirstLast-cg9ic]

Gamer punk teutonic order was prussian, and it still exists today even after being disbanded by Hitler during his Nazi regime, but their purpose is just like a nursing home or something

[@jak00bspyr72]

Poland was actually belonging to western, catholic church. As well as Lithuania at that time.

[@sushigamer-mapping6552]

...because Poland OP xD

[@majksab4336]

@@FirstLast-cg9ic Zakon Szpitala Najświętszej Marii Panny Domu Niemieckiego w Jerozolimie. GERMAN!!!!

[@robertsi6696]

Tak kończą ci co się mienią nad wszystkie mocarze. Chwała Bohaterom

[@janwinnicki2964]

Słowa Jagiełły po bitwie.

[@michazorawski5763]

Piękne słowa. W dzisiejszych czasach też się sprawdzają

[@silverarrow390]

Co niby oznacza: mienić się nad wszystkie mocarze :D :D :D chyba czegoś brakuje.

[@1971cand]

Szkoda że nie pokazano w tym filmie sprytu Jagiełły - bo bitwa została w zasadzie wygrana zanim do niej doszło, dzięki logistyce - wybudowano pływający most na Wiśle daleko za zasięgiem wroga, odpowiednio wcześniej by czas jego spławiania po rzece zrównał się w miejscu przeprawy wojska. Krzyżaków przedstawia się w filmie jako przygotowanych do bitwy, lecz nie spodziewali się ani takiej liczby skumulowanych wojsk, ani ich miejsca nagłego pojawienia się. Na pewno też nie mieli czasu na kopanie jakichkolwiek przeszkód w miejscu bitewnego spotkania.

[@cowboyfromnorway1441]

Most pontonowy był innowacją. Krzyżacy byli zaskoczeni

[@srokasurowa]

Przedewszystkim nasi stali w lesie a krzyżacy w pełnym słońcu co zmiejszyło skuteczność wroga

[@cassidywest5539]

Dzięki za info Jędrku z zamku Chojnik.

[@artlew6547]

krzyzackie choragwie byly tez raczej lekkoo uzbrojone, przygotowane do walki w lasach z litwinami, jedyna ciezka jazde podczas bitwy posiadala strona Polska nie liczac pojedynczych co bogatszych braci zakonnych ktorzy w takim uzbrojeniu przybyli

[@johnlironix2184]

@@artlew6547 A skąd niby takie info ? Twoim zdaniem tylko pojedynczych braci zakonnych było stać na zbroje ? Reszta walczyła w habitach ? Przecież to nonsens.

[@andrzejwardak9714]

PIĘKNA MEGAPRODUKCJA, PIĘKNA GRA AKTORÓW, SCENY BITWY POWALAJĄ! OGLĄDAM ZAWSZE Z WYPIEKAMI NA TWARZY I ŁZAMI W OCZACH. KOMU OJCZYZNA MIŁA...!!!😍😍😍😍☺☺☺☺💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@jeanlucpernel4156]

Revoir cette partie du film m'a renvoyé 50 ans en aux séances de cinéma du mercredi après midi . merci!🤗

[@lefevrecorinne7608]

Il était sorti en France ?

[@jeanlucpernel4156]

@@lefevrecorinne7608 oui cinéma art et essais. Ma mère était accroc cinéma! Et nous emmenaient mon frère et moi tous les mercredi A M et les films étaient en VOST. Ma mère était. D'origine Russe et aimaient aussi le ciné U S gangsters et western movies! Pour en revenir au film je pense qu'il a été édité en DVD.

[@СергейФролов-ы9ш]

Тевтонцы запели свою рыцарскую песню, но Поляки в ответ призвали на помощь Богородицу. И у меня не было сомнений в том кто победит. Богородица в правом деле всегда помогает.

[@piotrchelstowski4987]

Dziękuję Ci Siergiej Frołow za ten komentarz. My Słowianie, jeśli będziemy razem a nie przeciw sobie, to nikt nas nie zwycięży. Bo my jesteśmy wojownikami. Chcemy żyć w pokoju z Rusinami. Nie dajcie się wciągnąć w żadne awantury przeciw nam. My wmiestie.

[@NurAbiNaz_kochegar]

Там кроме поляков куча сброду со всех волостей, ударная сила татарская конница Джелаладина сына Тохтамыша.

[@Pgm76]

@@NurAbiNaz_kochegar coś Ci się pojebało

[@АндрейЩердина]

@@NurAbiNaz_kochegar янеащ. Стоп чтоли? Знаешь это, да и это ещё не всё. Вопросов много. Стойкий статный стан, стальной, стеной

[@NurAbiNaz_kochegar]

@@АндрейЩердина Чогой?

[@chrisolbrycht9858]

Respect from Canada, Poland first to fight.

[@superhumanplanet9070]

First fight between lithuania only later poland joined

[@poisonbiscuits]

and first to lose

[@superhumanplanet9070]

@@poisonbiscuits no no if it isi t lithuania and poland will easily lose cuz omlu lithuania did job in fight and one fun fact lithuania ruled poland cuz jogaila was lithuanian and poland king so we were who di the job not poland

[@chrisolbrycht9858]

@@superhumanplanet9070 if no poland you wouldn't exist . Thanks to poland Lithuania survived war between Lithuanians and Teutonic knights . You didn't want being part of Poland so you see what left of this poor country.

[@mike25500]

@@superhumanplanet9070 it was Belarus

[@マウゴ]

Po prostu swietny film. Az trudno uwierzyc, ze w tamtych latach mozna bylo w Polsce zrobic takie arcydzielo.

[@sudfac]

Kiedy byłem na zamku w Malborku przewodnik powiedział mi, że Krzyżacy to pokojowi mnisi i nikogo nie torturowali, nikogo nie zabijali, tylko pokornie modlili się do Boga. 😀

[@pirx0]

@@sudfac to trza go było folxduetcha zmacac pod ziebro ,od razu by zaczoł ścierwo prawidłową narracyje ,tam jest jeszcze ta głeboka studnia?? to na co czekasz??

[@マウゴ]

@@sudfac Też słyszałam takie wypowiedzi. Historia mówi co innego. Być może byli i jacyś pokojowi mnisi. Oni chyba mieli robione pranie mózgu i może wierzyli, że nawet jak zabijają i torturują, to im wolno. Zachłanne na ziemie i bogactwo bandziorstwo stało na czele i robiło pranie mózgów podwładnym.

[@ukaszjanowski2183]

Pasował do komuszej propagandy, więc ówczesny rząd sypnął kasą

[@marcocavaco3150]

Even though the props are bad, the overall visuals and the mood is in such greatness that it overwelms everything and makes it look like an amazing theatrical spectacle. *As, it should be.*

[@wanderalmeida9584]

Thanks for the legend (english). Respect from Brazil.

[@dawidwojacki5049]

No special effect were used in this film, there was over 400 horses on the stage at once.

[@annawitkowska6697]

600

[@Frenches83]

One of the best days of the polish history, well done Poland.

[@SinisterR4T]

I hate this

[@kubakuba26]

Wspaniałe to były czasy nie zapomnę ich nigdy. Dużo krzyzakow powalilem i tego sobie życzę w 1411.

[@janfiedler5584]

And here Jan Zizka learned all how to fight the Knights on his own terms later on as a leader of Hussite peasant armies

[@barbaraj3663]

Wspaniały film Aleksandra Forda kosztował nie mało ale miał klasę. Dobrze pamiętać o Swojej historii była to największa bitwa średniowieczna w Europie.Czesc i chwała bohaterom.dziekuje i pozdrawiam

[@annawitkowska6697]

do ostatnich Jagiellonow nauczano w Polszcze, ze najwieksza bitwa tamtych czasow to Psie Pole......

[@janjankowski2738]

Ustawki kiboli ówczesnych panów. I co nam dała ta bójka.Nic. Była już wtedy szansa by być w zjednoczonej Europie , nie zapyziałym przedmurzu wschodu i zachodu.

[@ryjolad]

@@janjankowski2738 co Ty bredzisz?

[@janjankowski2738]

Wspaniali rycerze. Tabuny piwożłopów wałęsających się po uwczesnej Europie na nędznych chanbetach.Łupili i rabowali ,sprzedawali się za psi grosz dla panów toczących wojenki z sąsiadami. Etos rycerza dzisiaj jest podobny etos żołnierzy wyklętych. Bójki najemników nazywane teraz szumnie bitwami. Kibole robią podobne ustawki i zbroją się w maczety,pałki,i inne środki do powalenia przeciwnika.Na szczęście się jeszcze masowo nie wyżynają za blaszany chełm czy napierśnik.

[@RascalV666]

@@janjankowski2738 Taki byl urok tamtych lat. A Ty jak tak bardzo chcesz do Europy, to w czym problem?

[@luvslogistics1725]

Polish history is soaked in blood; so much slaughter happened there and somehow the Poles survived and endured. And among many tragic low points there are many brilliant moments which include saving Europe from the Turks at Vienna. I’m proud of my Polish great-grandfather Joszef Wojtowicz…greetings from America.

[@pirx0]

w niecałe100 lat wiedeń odpłacił się rozbiorani z niemcami i rosją, trzeba było dogadać się z portą turecką i skasowac ten europejski syf ,a terenami podzielić z osmanami

[@risiko6765]

I'm from Ukraine, and living on the Grunvald street, where the battle was. It's kind a cool actually, to see this battle in movie

[@strasznieciekawe1621]

Risiko fuck Ukraine ,fuck oun upa

[@spartankongcountry6799]

@@strasznieciekawe1621 Out you go, pig.

[@ukaszkowalski5278]

@@spartankongcountry6799 You look genocide on Volhynia 1943. Ukrainians the canibals.

[@raindog6852]

Risiko, don't mind these morons. Greetings from Poland.

[@spartankongcountry6799]

@@ukaszkowalski5278 That was the Soviets fault.

[@toprakakbulut5345]

I don't care about our history this is epic God Bless Poland, love from Turkey!

[@ozyrysik1]

yes, we will always remember our Turkish friends, you have never recognized that for 156 years Poland was not on the world map, honor and praise you for that.

[@umad5671]

@@ozyrysik1 123 nie było na mapie ale rozumiem że miałeś na myśli czas od pierwszego rozbioru OkayChamp 👍

[@MrZeek-ce7nj]

Blue LiOH *ahem* and Lithuania?

[@damianb8322]

@@ozyrysik1 Legenda.

[@toprakakbulut5345]

@@MrZeek-ce7nj of course, sorry for responding late.

[@MrChispa06]

I'm very thankful that we have footage left of this historical event.

[@r-radio1327]

I don’t know if your serious or joking.

[@boi483]

@@r-radio1327 He's joking

[@boi483]

Me too

[@pirx0]

wiesz jak to jest ,po 50 dublu niemcy powiedzieli ,że pierdolą , i sobie poszli w pisdu ,więc przegrali,ot cała historia

[@ghjo_10]

Привет Полякам из России 🇷🇺 🇵🇱 Слава всем славянам которые гнали тевтонца с земли славянсой

[@teq_nix]

Też powinniście być z tej bitwy dumni bo Wielkie Księstwo Litewskie to był kraj konkurujący z Moskwą o zjednoczenie ziem rusińskich po rozbiciu dzielnicowym. 90% procent ludności tego kraju to byli rusini, język urzędowy był ruski a religia prawosławna. No i najbardziej bohaterskie były pułki smoleńskie :). Jak Witold krzyczy "Litwa" to bardziej powinien krzyczeć "Ruś" i by było poprawnie.

[@białoczerwony4669]

Priviet

[@ghjo_10]

@@teq_nix ну по факту так и есть но литва будет эти территории со временем утрачивать. А так вы правы

[@konradmolga5490]

Zawsze kiedy śpiewają Bogurodzicę i idą naprzód... Ciarki i duma przechodzi przez moje ciało.

[@czowieksmiechu496]

Mi się w tym momencie łzy cisną do oczu.

[@zbigniewpiwowarczyk6122]

to prawda

[@fury1763]

dokladnie

[@mamamalamut9478]

To powinien być polski hymn Bogurodzica

[@ekorniluk]

Dziwne, że za komuny pozwolili puścić katolicką pieśń i mszę przed bitwą! Przecież tak walczyli z kościołem!

[@stefankisiel3937]

The deep voice of Polish warriors while they were singing Bogurodzica made their enemies threatend to death. This song was supposed to scare the rival.

[@aleksanderwierzejski1346]

not really, but it is still very impressive, I also recommend Gaude Mater Polonia

[@stefankisiel3937]

@@aleksanderwierzejski1346 i mean maybe not supposed to scare the opponent, but it definitely did

[@aleksanderwierzejski1346]

​@@stefankisiel3937 the song was sung before the battle and it was supposed to encourage the knights rather to scare enemy. They knew the battle might not end well so relying on Holy Mary might be a smart move. And with the distance - approx 200m the enemy rather could not hear the song. Nor understand text.

[@ryjolad]

Much better was "Jezus Maryja" when Husars shout that enemies had ran .

[@zepter00]

It was used few times in most imprtant. Battles..last time in 1996 when Polish rally driver Krzysztof Holowczyc fought with german Dieter Depping for Rally championship of Europe during Rally Poland. 100.000 rally fans from Poland singed it on last stage . Holowczyc won by few seconds and won ERC title.

[@overcastandhaze]

Poland is not yet lost. And it will never die.

[@arekka5438]

Never died

[@Cortesevasive]

with crap birthrates, huge emmigration and not a super economy it wont survive long

[@mband4470]

It is time to die for Poland!

[@BigBluenoser]

Don't despair yet. Can get way worse yet.

[@mband4470]

@@BigBluenoser Of course can, and so be it! Ceterum censeo Polandinem esse delendam

[@aleksanderkorecki7887]

Ironically, actors who played King of Poland Władysław Jagiełło and Grand Master of Teutonic Order Ulrich von Jungingen were both born to Polish families on the territory of former Grand Duchy of Lithuania: Stanisław Jasiukiewicz (Grand Master) was born in Postawy (now Pastavy, Belarus), while Emil Karewicz (the King) was born in Wilno (now capital of Lithuania). Karewicz died in 2020 at the age of 97, while Jasiukiewicz died in 1973 at 52. Both were acting legends in their own right.

[@oceanman9559]

It's vilnius

[@aleksanderkorecki7887]

@@oceanman9559 Well, it was Wilno back then.

[@oceanman9559]

@@aleksanderkorecki7887 for a very short time so i dont understand the point if calling jt that

[@mig-stallion1359]

More impressive than 90% of Hollywood

[@mouadbouzaid7174]

LITERALLY more impressive than all of HollyWood amazing from armor to weapons to rewriting the history of the battle

[@zepter00]

No CGI. Just thousends people on set

[@peterlewandowski4563]

@@mouadbouzaid7174 So you want to say that the battle went differently?

[@paulwolf7562]

Yea, that goes without saying... Most of the bilge, they pass off as film, nowadays, is garbage. Too much Social Justice, and political correctness.

[@johntheknight3062]

The feeling when this old movie has bettern atmosphere than modern movies.

[@Kosteliumbas]

Im from lithuania and i love this war

[@nr1NPC]

14:42 I thought they were gonna kiss each other :(

[@antonipolski9569]

Polish

[@antonipolski9569]

Love it

[@saulgoodman5451]

@@antonipolski9569 ?

[@Lucas_07-PL]

Sorry for taking Vilnus.

[@lary-8753]

Ciary za każdym razem jak nasi rycerze śpiewają

[@vaqism]

Great Poland with Belarus and Lithuanian great soldiers !

[@samuelrichter3417]

vaqism And Mongols

[@zepter00]

not mongols but some Tatars on Polish duty

[@delta4093]

Slava Belarus!

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

@@samuelrichter3417 They were Tatars, not Mongols. What's interesting minority of their ancestors still live in Poland and despite of muslim religion they fully assimilated in Poland and Poles respect them! Poles would defend them as a loyal minority, fully assimilated, if needed. Yes, Turkey and islamists would like to radicalize them, but we - I hope - succesffuly will protect them against islamisation - jihad we can observe now on the west of Poland also in Scandinavian countries.

[@zymekpl2287]

Oni walczą jak pijani

[@dingus_doofus]

Same year as Spartacus, same visual style of opening the battle scene. What a lovely coincidence.

[@minedoimperija]

99% of the comments: I LOVE POLISH CULTURE GREEETING TO POLAND Me a Lithuanian: 😭

[@witterboo]

Labas ritas from Poland! Don't worry. We all know that Lithuania stronk! Prooved before and at Grunwald by Vytautas and later by many others.

[@cossacorumterror6919]

In Poland we know about very big lithuanian contribution in this battle. We wouldn't have won this battle without the lithuanian knights.

[@minedoimperija]

@@cossacorumterror6919 nice

[@Rauser142]

​@@cossacorumterror6919 There were no lithuanian knights.

[@kiwas83]

Oh... It's just becouse it's Polish movie, but Polish people will never forget of our 'brothers in arms' - especially in this times, when russia... if something, I'm sure we gonna be first to help, You know that! Lithuanian Brothers! (but bad drivers in our country ;) had sad situations...)