I joined the Warsaw Uprising

Hopefully I won’t cry in the next video.
Thank you Warsaw Rising VR for letting me share my experience at the exhibition!
Here’s the info one more time for anyone interested in seeing Kartka z Powstania:
Location: Hala Koszyki, 1st Floor
Screenings: Monday-Friday from 9.00 to 15.00
Exhibition website: kartkazpowstania.pl/
Find me on Instagram: emma.witter
Business: emmawitterchanel @ gmail.com
I am NOT currently available for English lessons
Music in this video:
“Allegro de concert, Op.46 in A Major” by Chopin

[@7vivo]

Nie przepraszaj za to, że wzruszyła Cię nasza historia,historia każdego Polaka, historia powstańców, historia "kamieni na szaniec" . Don't apologize for being touched by our history, the history of every Pole, the history of the insurgents, the history of "stones for the rampart".

[@__pinetree]

I highly recommend visiting the Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego (Warsaw Uprising Museum). You can learn a lot about what happend during the war, you can see what post-war Warsaw looked like, you can experience walking through the sewers... It is intense. It makes you realize what war really is. It was such an extreme experience for me, I cried a lot there.

[@witolddomagaa9132]

Don't be shy to cry. Tears wash the soul.

[@jansmigielski5004]

To fully understand what war did to Poland and Warsaw, you can visit 4 museums:

[@arturslotwinski]

I actually wrote music for this amazing film! :) Your reaction was priceless and is a true reward for the whole VRHeroes team! Sending much apprectiation and thank You for promoting the exhibition & encouraging people to watch Kartka! :)

[@radsec]

We need a lot more Emma. I know you hate making these videos but we just can't get enough of you.

[@lesiakadam1977]

Thank you for going there and taking the interest in our tragic history. <3 It means a lot to us.

[@varsoviaklimat2880]

August Agbola O'Brown - the only Black (Nigerian-born) Warsaw Insurgent of 1944 - has a small monument to his honour at Pasaż Wiecha. Warsaw did not forget its Afro-Polish hero. Also, Polish flags are often placed to mark his grave at the Hampstead Cemetery in London.

[@dorotakaiper5728]

Gal, I love how you showed the experiance from the emotional perspective (of you both!). You did it so vivid as if all of us went with you there ♡

[@jurekprzychodzen6454]

As sad and tragic as the Warsaw Uprising was, it is uplifting to see you two being able to use the VR experience of participating in the fighting to find ways to relate to your present life in Poland.

[@hasppl9005]

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[@tomaszmankowski9103]

Good one! Thank you Emmo!

[@kamroz0502]

This makes me emotional, Im proud of Poland and our history. The Warsaw uprising is why i even exist lol, my grandparents met while fighting in the uprising, So it kind of has a special spot in my life. Sadly after tWarsaw was destroyed, they relocated to southern Poland to Częstochowa.

[@ElSzwagron]

Besides the museums, there are also some INSANELY good movies you could watch to give you a better perspective of what was going on in the past in Poland and Warsaw. The Pianist is definitely one of them!

[@Huragan361]

During World War II, Poland lost 1/6 of its population. It's as if the USA today had 60 million victims. Thank you that you were interested in our history. In Warsaw, by the way, memorial plaques/monuments are often found on the streets in places where, for example, executions were carried out on civilians during the uprising

[@avril232]

BÓG, HONOR, OJCZYZNA!!! CZEŚĆ I CHWAŁA BOHATEROM!!! We will never forget

[@Krzysiek24568]

Guys do you think she already saw "IPNtv: The Unconquered"?

[@martakaczmarek3802]

I'm very glad of you went to the museum to get acquainted with our history.

[@krzysztofchamera7055]

You made me cry during watching. Thank you for your mindfulness for our feelings, for our historical context. You are amazing to me

[@realmrq5183]

I know I'm a year overdue for this film, but I just want to say that crying about the Warsaw Uprising or any part of our Polish history is nothing to be ashamed of. It means to me as a Pole that you have understood how much we have been through and that is beautiful. Much love to you, just for these tears