History of Lithuania : Every Year

[@JuliaDM]

And how do you like the admission ?

[@spartan9572]

brawo ! naprawiles wszystkie bledy ktore zrobiles w historii Polski!

[@비유-m8g]

(°^° ) ok..ok...

[@spartan9572]

Danzig HD Mapper a co do tego serbijskiego dzieciaka to już go z chłopakami "zrajdowaliśmy" (na złe)

[@Jack-le3zh]

>Mieli tak samo jak w ZSRR >szlachta/bojarowie na Litwie mieli takie same prawa jak szlachcice w Polsce Taaa

[@statson2221]

Danzig HD Mapper zrób histotie włoch

[@EagleEye517]

I wish all the best to Lithuania for the future.Greetings from Romania

[@benkenobi3703]

Lithuania and Belarus*

[@vardaspavarde1033]

@@benkenobi3703 Lithusnia and lithuania

[@benkenobi3703]

@@vardaspavarde1033 pov: you having less iq than my cat. Go learn some history And yes lithuania and lithuania, because belarus was called lithuania and past))) But modern lithuania was called samogitia

[@Terr_o_wrist]

W Romanian

[@bigdoggy7]

​@@benkenobi3703🤡

[@ІгорПастушенко-ъ3г]

I love Lithuania! Greetings from Ukrainian friends to Lithuania!

[@LukasSRR]

Dėkojame broliai ukrainiečiai. Слава Україні. Šlovė Lietuvai.

[@benkenobi3703]

Grand Duchy of Lithuania is Belarus too, and it started exist on our land.

[@SovissDeer]

How’s it going now………?

[@aidasaidas1995]

Ačiu!

[@GGREENlA]

ehm

[@Sox148]

Love to Lithuania from Italy!!

[@ignasmarenaitis7212]

Hello Italy . Good luck.

[@kerstas10]

thank you for 12 points.

[@ugodgud]

@@martynaspukis1408 stfu

[@aidasaidas1995]

AH TAIP ir ačiu:>

[@maciejk2665]

Grertings from Poland my Lithuanian brothers.

[@m.a.d.m.5425]

Labas!

[@apbraloga]

@@m.a.d.m.5425 If you translate it, it says “Get out!” 😂

[@Emilija274]

@@apbraloga it means hello tho💀

[@Emilija274]

Greetings my poland brother

[@Emilija274]

@@m.a.d.m.5425 labas

[@skips1988]

So Lithuania was a huge country for a bout 400 years? Not bad

[@artygracja2097]

Skips It was Polish-Lituanian comonwealth.

[@artygracja2097]

Władisław Raginis We can not say, if we want to be historicaly precise, that it was Lituania in a sense of a Kingdom. It was Polish Lituanian Commonwealth, an union of two nations plus some more nations who were living on those lands. Most of kings who are displayed are Polish kings and their graves you can see in Krakow royal cathedral. And do not worry, no one deny about percentage of teritory which were united into this Union.

[@artygracja2097]

Władisław Raginis Yes, I guess so. I suppose that the fault is in their educational system. They think that Poles were opressors and grabed their lands or something like that while in Poland we are learned that it was a commonwealth and that commonwealth was very succesful just because it was like it was, because of a power of those nations together. So it is unfair.

[@aklas5753]

Władysław Raginis Sorry but no, As Lithuanians we love Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth its fine, but for Polish-Lithuanian War in 1919 and annexation of Vilnius Region, it's a different story. Vilnius was founded by Lithuanians, it is the historical Capital of Lithuania and it always be. Lithuanians was minority in Vilnius, but it doesn't make you owners of it. P.S we are rude to Polish ppl who live in Lithuania and speaks in russian (majority of Gopniks).

[@nicolai611]

actully when the polish lithuanian commonwheatl happend lithuania and poland took over one qaurter of russia and alll the way to the south to the black sea also getting control of a smoll part of the otaman empire lithuania took also a few countries in : belarus ukraine latvia and some more i dont remmember

[@m.ostrowski2031]

Love to Lithuania from Poland.

[@lukas1487]

Patriota Wielkiej Rzeczpospolitej Love to Poland from Lithuania:D

[@Zombieguy123]

Patriota Wielkiej Rzeczpospolitej Love to You To! :)

[@mariuskumpys6780]

Hello Mr. Ostrowski. Honestly saying Lithuanians not like or even hate Poles. And Poles in Lithuania are variously discriminated e.g. for you even wouldn't be allowed to have your surname, would be written as Ostrovski or Ostrovskis. So your senses are faced to emptiness. You should understand that Lithuania, that old, historical Lithuania of Henryk Sienkiewicz or Adam Mickiewicz ceased to exist. There is no that Lithuania. I am not saying it is good or bad, I simply say there were two Lithuanias, and this old one ceased to exist.

[@przemasprzemas2020]

M. Ostrowski Ty love lithuania a litwini prześladajują i dręczą i każom sie wynosić naszym rodakom w Wilnie

[@Lauritonas]

Thanks for the union

[@nonnegative7063]

Love Lithuania from Belarus! Žhive Lietuva!⚪🔴⚪👋🇱🇹

[@LukasSRR]

Dėkojame už sveikinimus. Живе Беларус. But if you want to great lithuanians you should say Šlovė Lietuvai which means glory to lithuania. Šlovė /Slava/Glory. Can you tell me why from nationalistic belarusians from time to time we hearing angry and hatred towards lithuanians? Maybe we did something wrong to you guys?

[@nonnegative7063]

@@LukasSRR it's fault of Pro-Lukashenko people. There're only 3% of them. These guys don't know true history. We, 97%, respect you, and always counted you as our brothers :)

[@LukasSRR]

@@nonnegative7063 Like they say that they are true lithuanians . That Vilnius should belong to them . That kings and dukes were slavic. And so on.. They seem like would be pro polish and not lukashenko fans. More like oposition.

[@nonnegative7063]

@@LukasSRR Opposition would never think negatively like that, trust me.

[@LukasSRR]

@@nonnegative7063 So you saying that litvinism is not common thing in oposition and belarusian nationalists?

[@yulian_p]

3:53 *TRIGGERED*

[@modemisproductions4558]

YulianXD XD

[@kostam.1113]

Lithuania did exist during that period, although not as independent state.

[@dylanmartin7604]

USSR rekt Lithuania :D

[@kostam.1113]

USSR actually expanded Lithuanian territory by taking Vilnius and it's surrounding regions from Poland, and Klaipeda(Memel) from Germany and giving them to Lithuania. Lithuania is only Baltic state that has fully accepted it's new 1945 borders unlike Latvia and Estonia who lost some territory to Russia(they still kinda unofficially claim those territories). USSR despite all the bad things it has done to Baltic states, actually did also some useful.

[@yulian_p]

Bois, I'm triggered, just of Music. xd

[@andrewgarcia8337]

Love Lithuania from Spain! 🇱🇹❤️🇪🇸

[@antanasmaciulis8264]

:)

[@aidasaidas1995]

Ačiu🥺

[@RUSTA5]

Amor a los invasores?? Eres tonto? Entonces lo de Ucrania qué??

[@r.mapping3254]

Fajnie że pokazałeś historię Litwy. Like

[@exit262]

I'm simple Latvian. I see Lithuanian i press like :)

[@mp1335]

Lovely

[@aidasaidas1995]

@@mp1335 taip :o L A T V I A

[@Ivan-wp1ne1]

simple mo ron

[@ramunejukneviciute8930]

I love latvia🇱🇻🤝🇱🇹

[@whatsup6288]

Baltic brothers lets goooo 🇱🇹🤝🇱🇻🤝🇪🇪

[@mikoajjan.4221]

Greeting from Poland to Lithuania btw I have 1/8 Lithuanian heritage :)

[@nooblord1233]

Lol I have some polish blood but im Lithuanian

[@nooblord1233]

@Jonas Balciunas sveiks

[@nooblord1233]

@Jonas Balciunas kaip karantinas

[@svenheilborn1537]

Congratulations for your national holiday on 6th July Lithuainia from your friends in Germany

[@astagirl2]

Ačiū 😀!

[@wolfspirit2902]

Love Lithuania and Baltic States From Turkey! 🇹🇷♥️🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪

[@RexidusUR]

🇹🇷💩🏳️‍🌈

[@mariussubacius2386]

I'm Lithuanian and just seeing all these nice comments to Lithuania makes me happy 😊

[@Nakeizd]

I'm Polish. I live in poland. I live on Emilia Plater street. This girl, a Lithuanian soldier, is the national heroine of Poland. Poland and Lithuania created one of the most powerful countries in Europe under the Lithuanian scepter of the Jagiellon family. Today we are not able to fraternize as we did centuries ago. It hurts.

[@Turciusrajone]

not one of the most, but the most.

[@LukasSRR]

If not one pilsudski mistake..

[@plrc4593]

O lol, jaki litewski? Co ona miała wspólnego z Litwą? Nic. Przecież to była Polka pochodząca ze szlachty niemieckiego pochodzenia.

[@filipkopec525]

She was Polish

[@magadas909]

@@filipkopec525 she was lithuanian google it

[@tomsmarkuss2206]

Proud of my brothers lithuania. :D

[@patriktakacs3768]

Love to Lithuania and Poland from Hungary

[@tallerstond8105]

1927: Lithuanian anthem 1940 *UNION OF UNBREAKABLE REPUBLICS, GREAT RUS’ HAS WELDED FOREVER TO STAND!!*

[@nicolai611]

1991: back to the Lithuanian anthem after Independence act and cause of fall of the ussr

[@potatoemperor6613]

Cool video! Greetings to all lithuanian braļukas from Latvia! Also can you make history of Latvia?

[@jonaslapkus1553]

Potato Emperor It's just a 100 years old xD

[@igorstirling]

To create a video of Latvian history....hmmm, such a short videos can not be uploaded on youtube :))))

[@martynasrackevicius360]

Un tu esi jauks Baltijas brālis no Lietuvas

[@songrada1]

@ItsTransportFan latvians were under livonian order

[@ignasmarenaitis7212]

Greetings to Latvia ! Hello brothers.

[@bandit9667]

2:19 absolutely beatifull

[@wojciech9538]

1:03

[@aidaaliten8817]

How big is that compared to current countries?

[@Channel-qj7jf]

@@wojciech9538 huge

[@nothix4903]

@@aidaaliten8817 Its like 1/10 of europe size

[@neeko1392]

wow... jestem pod wrażeniem, wstawiasz filmiki regularnie od prawie 2 lat, kiedy zacząłeś nagrywać myślałem że nic z tego nie będzie. Pozdro :D powodzenia w dalszym nagrywaniu :)

[@MrCr00wn]

Love from Poland you are great! We remember, we respect you.

[@m.a.d.m.5425]

Sveikas!

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Love to Lithuania from Poland. Wrong! The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by Poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that the Wilno region was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno (in Lithuanian Vilnius) is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@maslanyowca8279]

Świdrygajło wygląda kozacko na tej rycinie :)

[@hussarski5508]

Zajebiste. Im dłużej robisz filmy tym są coraz lepsze! :)

[@adamcus]

Ён робіць фэйкі

[@boatmasterxt4478]

Can you please do history of Croatia? Your videos are amazing

[@Nosurrender33]

Half of video will be about AustroHungary :)

[@Jakov18ful]

a sta ako napravi srbiju? 500 godina pod Otomanima... bolje sa austrijancima i madjarima nego sa turcima i vama

[@boatmasterxt4478]

Jakov Horvat E hvala ti. Spasio si me da ne moram odgovarati :)

[@Jakov18ful]

Nista :D tu smo si da si pomognemo

[@makyluky3993]

Jakov Horvat klip sa Srbijom bi trajao manje od jedne minute,krecu sa 1840 godinom....veoma bogata historija,sigurno su ponosni hahaha

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Greetings from Turkey,great history 🇹🇷😘🇱🇹

[@matushka__]

No hard feelings , but we beat yo ass in the 1400s and bad! (this is a joke ofcourse)

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@matushka__ ?

[@matushka__]

@@papazataklaattiranimam turkish lithuanian wars ?

[@dirknowitzki8744]

@@matushka__ I didn't know that, I only know the wars against the commenwealth thanks for the information. Greetings from Turkey to Lithuania! Very interesting country. I just found that Lithuania is the last pagan country of Europe and trying to learn more.

[@leduc3889]

Thanks, you choose the best music ever!

[@Lanconn]

Jakość na poziomie Emperora, ogółem zajebiste, i jeszcze to intro mhmmhmh

[@M7gt]

Haha Fainai Kad Kuria Apie Tavo Šalį ;D Good Luck ~ From Lithuania :D

[@marinnens4227]

USSR/Russia "hey, you know all that land you had in the old days!" Lithuania "yeah" USSR/Russia "Join us and we will (never) give your land back"

[@why_did_i_make_thischanel7298]

@サンダーデンNoZo-S I mean Russia is ok for me i like that contry and Soviets but i dont like some of soviets presidents they take our contry, but Stalin was really good!!!! Today our contry hates Russians for no reason, and i love it!!!

[@bohunbohun6679]

Lithuania+Poland=Power

[@historyrhymes1701]

Amazing job ,the animations are great,the music passes perfectly,and i love how you even aded the years when lithuania was conqered by the russians

[@RUSTA5]

Lithuania WASNT conquered by Russia 😂 Russia just RECOVERED Russian land which Lithuania stole. 🇷🇺💪

[@Bavro3]

why no picture of president Smetona? not seeing his marvelous mustache was a bit disappointing tbh

[@Smog44456]

yes his mustache is ... GLORIOUS

[@somethingsomethingdead7411]

He literally gave up your country to us without war

[@edvindragon6930]

bro im from lithuania and i know picture of smetona he has mustache

[@somethingsomethingdead7411]

@First Name Last Name exactly, they didn't even fight :p

[@harrym1862]

@First Name Last Name he moved to america

[@ievgens4459]

Thanks for the Help! Ukraine + Lithuania = Friends

[@rockx9591]

Lithuania had a dark past with Russia and germany. At one point Lithuania was one of the biggest countries but russia took it away

[@user-rh3pe7um8d]

What has Germany ever done to Lithuania?

[@Jorvaras]

@@user-rh3pe7um8d hitler????????????????????????????

[@Jorvaras]

@@user-rh3pe7um8d germany has abused all the people of lithuania in 1900s

[@user-rh3pe7um8d]

@RytisLTU 123 They didn´t do anything to the Lithuanians though.

[@user-rh3pe7um8d]

@@MrSnail-iw6sv Thhat´s not true. Also the Teutonic order isn´t Germany. Germany didn´t even exist at that time.

[@ignasmarenaitis7212]

Greetings to Germany , Finnland, Latvia, Italy, Czech republick , Spain and many others from Lithuania. 🇨🇿🇪🇦🇫🇮🇱🇻+🇱🇹.

[@adomasdombrauskas2680]

Greetings to Lithuania from Russia Lietuva Tėnine mūsų! 🇱🇹🤝🇷🇺

[@wandoba3687]

Litwa, bardzo piękny kraj mój dziadek jest z Litwy :) Oba kraje Polska I Litwa przeszły zabory razem

[@Арч-х4т]

Tak, to nie było piękne, ale Polska była też pięknie yavna jak Niemcy

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Ale Litwini dyskryminują Polaków na Litwie!

[@goldenfish5390]

Im lithuanian we are the best at history of the baltics for some reason at every part that wars started and ended

[@stanisawslusarz858]

I love Lithuania from Poland 🇱🇹❤🇵🇱

[@vivatrzeczpospolita1412]

No kurwa i to jest film historyczny którego żaden even czy steven nie zapierdoli! 👍 ZAJEBIŚCIE KURWA

[@why_did_i_make_thischanel7298]

No tak, ale korzystam z tłumacza :)

[@panciast2188]

Teraz historia... Francji? A tak wgl to świetny film!

[@1MuchButteR1]

0:20. That is Lithuanian territory from modern day Kaunas to Navahrudak in Belarus. Which is only 60 km away from Dieveniškių enclave within modern Lithuania. Today's republic of Lithuania still owns much of this territory, and the rest of it was agreed in Soviet-Lithuanian 1920 peace treaty, but sadly never transferred. ;( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet%E2%80%93Lithuanian_Peace_Treaty#/media/File:Lithuania_territory_1939-1940.svg

[@elmatt03]

Gardinas, Lyda, Suvalkai - lietuviškos žemės.

[@matushka__]

Well you see , belarus was more baltic in back in those days , no russification and nothing. So most of the belarussians would even speak lithuanian and call themselves Lithuanians , which should be true today. But apparantly lukashenko.

[@merces7letifer]

@@elmatt03 žemaitis, give vilnius back to its owner

[@theamazingspiderman2604]

Greetings to all Lithuanians from USA! Awesome country!

[@TacoBoii]

zrobisz kiedyś historię Węgier

[@boryssobczak7392]

Love from Poland, brothers

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Love to Lithuania from Poland. Wrong! The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by Poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that the Wilno region was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno (in Lithuanian Vilnius) is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@Krakus19900]

Unia Polsko-Litewska była zbyt potężna i dla tego została zniszczona z wiadomych względów :(

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Polska była potężna! To była tylok Polska!

[@morevoid6790]

we love lithuania!! love from poland

[@LukasSRR]

Everything would be fine if not that war in XXcentury.

[@nik00ss97]

Przepiękne

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Ridiculous! The video completely contradicts historical facts. Lithuania was taken over by Poland through the Union and was no longer an independent state since 1385!

[@vytautasdidysis4173]

Samogitia (žemaitija)was never a separate state or nation.We will not find any ancient map of the country of Samogitia. In his letters to the Teutonic Order, Vytautas the Great mentioned that Žemaitija-this is the low-lying edge.

[@litvin-1.4.8.8]

yes, everyone already knows that the real Lithuania is Belarus, and you are stealing history from Belarusians. And on all historical maps, there is a Samogitia, and even Aukstaitia, which were not considered for Lithuania

[@Hydanci]

@@litvin-1.4.8.8 shut up troll

[@litvin-1.4.8.8]

@@Hydanci stop stealing our history

[@Hydanci]

@@litvin-1.4.8.8 How are we stealing your history when it literally was lithuanian?

[@Eaglefr69]

@UCckB6Aqi8nfT87dKuYQGOEA Be more mad😜 It was named grand dutchy Od LITHUANIA not belarus. It was lithuania. And stop stealing history from lithuania you dumbass

[@damianwyrebiak8143]

1:18 THICC

[@Gloverfield]

Agh yeah thats hot!

[@mrronron7328]

It feels weird to know that Russia's rival used to be Lithuania

[@saper420]

Poland love Lithuania ❤❤❤

[@adamcus]

Belarus it's true Litva

[@LukasSRR]

@@adamcus we have zeligowski fan over here. You like history build on propagandic statements. We were lithuanians before conquering your ancestors. And your ancestors became lithuanians after ruthenian lands incorporation to Lithuania. If you think diferent than show me where is written that todays belarusians were lithuanians before 12th century

[@matushka__]

@@adamcus Belarus isnt true Lithuania. Belarusians are just slavicized Lithuanians , both have claims to the history of the GDL , but Lithuanian dukes married their kids into becomming rulers of belayarus, therefore suck pp. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3WmlXqof6eChJI

[@dearomania8289]

Love Lithuania from Romania 💗💗💗

[@laik_r896]

Andrea Romania Love you too

[@gistiri1785]

Love to Lithuainia from Lithuainia #thebestcountry

[@울림-s5p]

Love to Lithuania from S Korea

[@Legef]

Tysm from Lithuania, south korea is a great country

[@poketube6224]

Absolutely amazing, i luv it so much. My reveiw: Quality: 100%. Prescision: 98%. Music: 99% (i subtracted a point for the last one ); Background Quality: 100%. Total: AMAZING, I LOVE IT SO MUCH MAPPERS LIEK U ARE SO F**KEN UNDERRATED!

[@rapolassolovjovas2371]

IM Lithuanian and i like king Vytautas he made LDK be GIGANTIC

[@rapolassolovjovas2371]

Or is GDL in here the LDK

[@lenheim]

cool but your country has nothing to do with nor vytautas nor his expansion

[@doman_m]

Amazing video :D

[@jisoohwang1963]

Aš myliu lietuva From s korea

[@Legef]

Ty from Lithuania 🇱🇹🤝🇰🇷

[@nub_x3]

thanks mate for animating my country history here some words from lithuania labas - hi ačiū - thanks

[@1MuchButteR1]

3:47 rough times.. but if WWII didn't happen Lithuania would be a significant country today. Regardless of smaller territory. It would be known like Belgium, everything was industrializing and developing at monumental speeds. Kaunas would be a major European city with over 1 million population. At the same time losing Vilnius, Trakai, Medininkai it would be almost Armenia level bullying in historical terms.

[@filipkopec525]

Vilnius had 2% Lithuanians before the World Wars

[@1MuchButteR1]

@@filipkopec525 Breslau and Stettin 0% Polaks

[@magnus_ducatus9684]

@@MantasNan Imagine Lithuania with 6m population if not for all the shit events... mmmm

[@daliaMacaityte]

@@filipkopec525 Danzig 0% Polaks

[@nikanikuradze7437]

thank you! and love the first song

[@Lati22]

1:23 year 1440 the true Lithuania

[@Turciusrajone]

yeah, now in 2020 everyone joking about where the fuck is lithuania

[@carrotizgud9222]

@@Turciusrajone they meme about how small we are though but the only thing in the middles ages you heard was the "Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth"

[@Turciusrajone]

@@carrotizgud9222 Lol, I'm Lithuanian myself, don't tell me what I know and what I don't

[@carrotizgud9222]

@@Turciusrajone what

[@Turciusrajone]

@@carrotizgud9222 "The only thing you heard" is making others look ignorant and uneducated

[@tschokieianimaljamentertai7160]

That was a good video! Could you do Austria next please?

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

That is not a good video because this is nonsense to present the Grand Duchy of Lithuania as separate from Poland in the period after Union of Krewo in 1385 to 1795, as if Lithuania were independent from Poland. Polish dominance over Lithuania illustrates the fact that with the coronation as Polish king, the Polish king automatically became the grand duke of Lithuania. And that was by far not the only additional title to the title of the Polish king. For example the Polish King Sigismund III Vasa totaled these titles in addition to the title of King of Poland. Grand Duke of Lithuania and Grand Duke of Finland, Prince of Rus, Prussia, Mazovia, Volhynia, Podolia, Podlaskie, Severia, Czernihów, Samogitia, Livonia, also Hereditary King of Sweden. Rus stands for Russia because the Polish king and parliament ruled large areas of Russia at the time, and even Moscow was briefly occupied by the Polish king's troops. Samogitia stands for the Baltic States, which the Polish king largely ruled. Hereditary king of Sweden and Grand Duke of Finland because the Polish king was also the official king of Sweden for a short time. But he lost power in Sweden and Finland. This list of titles makes it clear that Grand Duke of Lithuania was just one of the many titles of the Polish king. But the most important title was always King of Poland. But he titles of Polish kings were not always identical as the comparison with the titles of Stephen Báthory makes clear. The Polish King Stephen Báthory was also Grand Duke of Lithuania and Prince of Rus, Prussia, Mazovia, Volhynia, Podolia, Podlaskie, Severia, Czernihów, Samogitia, Kiev, Volhynia, Podlaskie, Livonia, also Prince of Transylvania. He ruled large areas in southern Europe up to the Black Sea with Moldova. In 1462 even Caffa in Crimea was a protectorate of another Polish King. But only a short time because the armies of King Casimir IV were involved with the war against the Teutonic Order and therefore could not defend Caffa against the Ottomans. Poland was in the 15th century the largest kingdom of Europe. Poland was still an important empire in the 16th and 17th centuries. So it is no exaggeration to call this state a Polish empire because the Polish kings ruled at least over 15 different peoples and also over 5 different religious groups because an empire is a multi-ethnic state with political and military dominion of a population who are culturally and ethnically distinct from the imperial ruled ethnicities and its culture. By the way, the imperial ruling population were the Poles. This all shows the Polish dominance because in an empire reigns and dominates just one ethnic group. The Polish king was the head of all inhabitants of the empire. In the end, the title Grand Duke of Lithuania was just one of many Polish king's titles. The title was particularly important only at the beginning of the Polish rule over Lithuania, when the Lithuanian nobility was not yet Polonized. At that time the Poles still had to pretend the Lithuanian nobility that this was not a takeover. The treaty of Krewo for personal union of Poland with Lithuania in 1385 was the decisive step in Poland's takeover of Lithuania. This union was declared indissoluble. This personal union meant that the Polish king should also be the ruler of Lithuania. In fact, the union treaty also contained the provision of the attaching of Lithuanian and Ruthenian lands to the Crown of Poland. However, the various other treaties which followed this treaty actually meant the takeover and Polonization of Lithuania too. A significant resolution was the adoption of Polish administrative divisions and offices like voivode and castellan by Lithuania. Even more important was that in total 47 selected Lithuanian nobles were adopted by Polish nobles heraldic families and granted Polish coats of arm. This symbolic gesture signified their desire to adopt Polish customs and integrate into Polish society. Because of this possibility of heraldic adoption, Poland had a much higher proportion of nobles than other European kingdoms. In Poland, the proportion of nobles in the total population was already 10-15% in the 16th century, in the rest of Europe it was 1%. Thus the Union of Krewo in 1385 signified the beginnings of the strengthened Polonization of Lithuania. Strengthened Polonization because the Polonization actually started before the Union of Krewo, because the Lithuania was Christianized from Poland. Priests, especially from Poland, Christianized Lithuania and priests had great influence at that time, so there was already a Polish influx in Lithuania before the Union of Krewo. When Lithuania was united with Poland in 1385, the East Slavic language Ruthenian, as most common language, was used as the written language, not Lithuanian. Lithuanian was mostly used as a spoken language and not in writing, because the earliest surviving written Lithuanian text is a translation dating from about 1503-1525. The first book printed in the Lithuanian language was in 1547. The majority of the loanwords in Lithuanian were from Polish. This is also why Polish was able to spread so successfully in the Lithuanian. So the languages Lithuanian and Ruthenian were supplanted by Polish. Everywhere in the empire the upper class spoke Polish. The Polish language was the lingua franca of Eastern Europe. Poles completely dominated the Lithuanians. Lithuania was voluntarily polonized. All relevant was Polish like also the Polish currency Polski Złoty. Złoty means golden in Polish. The capitals of the entire state were the Polish cities of Krakow and Warsaw. The revolutionary constitution Nihil Novi in 1505 passed by the Polish parliament applied to the entire Polish Empire as well as to Lithuania. Through this constitution, Poland became the Rzeczpospolita Nobles' Democracy! The state was no longer called the Kingdom of Poland, but the most serene (most high) Rzeczpospolita Poland. The constitution was the primary element of the democratic governance in the Polish kingdom which granted Parliament extensive powers. The Polish Parliament (sejm) was a powerful political institution and the king could not pass most of laws without the approval of that body. Poland, along with England, was a leader in democratic development in Europe, that was, in the world! Warsaw was the primary location of the sejm. The Lithuanians have adopted the Polish word "sejm" as "seimas" for parliament from Polish! With this constitution, the Polish nobility, including the Polonized nobility in Lithuania and Ruthenia, actually had power in the state. Later the constitution was supplemented with the Henrycian Articles, which stipulated that the Polish king was elected by the nobility. The Articles incorporated the Warsaw Confederation provisions guaranteeing almost unprecedented religious freedom. It is worth to underline that according to the Articles, if the King were to transgress against the law or the privileges of the the nobility, the Articles authorized the the nobility to refuse the king’s orders and act against him. As mentioned above, the nobility made up up to 10-15% of the population in the Polish Empire, which meant that 10-15% of the population had democratic rights. This was revolutionary in comparison to other European nations ruled despotically by a single monarch, with the exception of the English.The final fusing was then in 1569 with the Union of Lublin. This union replaced the personal union with the real union of Poland and Lithuania. This union showed clearly how advanced the assimilation of Lithuania was. That was the last act of the Polonization of Lithuania, in which it was only legally determined what had long been factual, that Poland had completely absorbed Lithuania. Poland was successful for centuries The Polish Empire, along with England, was a leader in democratic development in Europe, that was, in the world! By the way, several times in history Poles have proposed Polish-Russian Union to Russian nobility. But that was always rejected by the Russian nobility because many Russians were afraid of polonization, as was already happening with Lithuanian and Ruthenian nobility. Because in fact, the Ruthenian territories were also polonized although these areas originally belonged to the Lithuanian dominion, but through the Union of Krewo in 1385, these Ruthenian areas, like the entire Lithuanian dominions, came under Polish supremacy. Step by step these areas were polonized.

[@Neu-Arnshalde.Psycho]

3:43 Lithuania was a lot bigger at that time

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

No, Lithuania wasn't bigger at the time!

[@augustaspalubinskas6529]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars How about the 1480s? one of the biggest empires in eastern Europe Also in the regions of Augustow and Suwalki more than 80 procreant of the people identify as Lithuanians.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@augustaspalubinskas6529 So what? They were subjects of the Polish king, like all Lithuanians! But most of the Lithuanians were then Polonized. In addition, Lithuania was mastered and controlled by Poland in 1480, which was therefore not an independent country and therefore not an empire.

[@krisBer2682]

​@@GreatPolishWingedHussarswtf are you lying

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@krisBer2682 I report on historical facts that you obviously have no idea about!

[@gytisnesakau]

Im Lithuania and this story made me cry😞

[@TheRealPog1]

You were so big ! But now small :(

[@TheSikerad]

I ten Akcent Sowietów na końcu. MISTRZOSTWO

[@NelsonRX]

Nawet rok nie nagrywasz a już 2,5k subów. Oby tak dalej

[@NelsonRX]

Zdzisław Kopara On nagrywał od listopada 2016. Wiem bo byłem jednym z jego pierwszych widzów

[@NelsonRX]

Zdzisław Kopara I on ich nie usunął tylko ustawił na prywatne

[@plucio367]

TomsPL jeżeli chcesz mieć dowód na to, że nagrywał od listopada tamtego roku to wejdź w informacje na jego kanale, tam jest napisane

[@laurobert97]

2:28 lithuania at its peak

[@rozukeekuzor6026]

Ach ta muzyka

[@wojciechmazurk5468]

Rozuk HD Productions age of war. Nostalgia

[@sosnayt3073]

Rozuk HD Productions tytuł Glorious Morning Nie musisz dziękować

[@NareshKumar-mb1mn]

1236

[@NareshKumar-mb1mn]

1236

[@NareshKumar-mb1mn]

1236 1236

[@beggy8852]

Like (Lietuva Vilnius)

[@yourlocalt72]

its great video but you have one minor mistake prussia get danzig in 2nd partition of poland

[@user-iu2ob5ob1z]

Love to Lithuania from Russia ( Novgorod republic, 1:13 , IX-XV century Rip

[@xxelitexxassasin3356]

1:35 greatest extent of poland and lithuanian empire

[@POGKPP]

xXEliteXx Assasin nope beacuse is not poland lithuania and only union biggest is when III vasa have moscow smolen and another terrains

[@xxelitexxassasin3356]

sorry on my weird cursing xddd

[@varozilys]

@@maciek_wolny_farmer2894 seriously? but commonwealth was polish empire, isn't it?

[@saulius1664]

I L I K E E M B I G

[@LukasSRR]

@@maciek_wolny_farmer2894 why? Because majority of peole were ruthenian and not lithuanian? Or its about size? Or it's about that poland newer was empire and lithuania also shouldnt be called empire ?

[@augustaspalubinskas6529]

Lithuanian history is kinda underrated..

[@koralinek8778]

Greets from Lublin xD

[@mr.tankman3375]

Ačiu:) ačiu is thanks in Lithuania 🇱🇹

[@crow8976]

Jeez Lithuania was big in the 13's

[@9miinox]

wait till you see 14's

[@Dozeji]

Malutki błąd: Gdańsk został zaanektowany przez Prusy dopiero podczas 2 rozbioru, ale tak czy siak, świetny film :D

[@JuliaDM]

Wiedziałem o tym, jak już się ładował film to nie chciało mi się kolejnych 2 godzin poświęcać na poprawę takiej drobnostki :/

[@vilmakariniauskiene9629]

2:29 how could this happen to Me?

[@theprezydent6250]

Great video!

[@glowingquasar5614]

Woah, respect!

[@21LeonidasZ]

I find the Lithuanian names quite cool.

[@andrejastankunaite1829]

It is so sad that polish people say that Vilnius belongs to Poland...It happened just once, when they attacked us...And why???...And it is sad that so many people don't know anything about history....

[@perarubin6041]

andreja stankunaite Yes we (I mean Poles) attacked Vilnius but aim was to rebuild commonwealth, and that was the only one time. There were also a lot of Poles. Even if Poland did not takie Vilnius, communist Russia would. They were powerful. If Lithuanians would rather have been with them, We're sorry. Pilsudski proposed Intermarium.

[@maciek_wolny_farmer2894]

Wilno is Polish

[@mariuskumpys6780]

Andreja Stankunaite, you don't think. It is Lithuania who laid empty claims to Wilno. Lithuania, a state that declared creating national state had right only to such lands were Lithuanians were in majority. Fact. How many Lithunians were in Wilno? 2-3 percents. Ha-ha.

[@js9869]

@@mariuskumpys6780 Go and look up for how many years Vilnius was Lithuanian capital, do you think that the whole time it was polish? does that give you the right to take something from somebody if they have a smaller population in that city. Palenkė was Lithuanian did that give you the right to take it? same thing happened with you and germans, you had german population living all over Poland so by your logic all of Poland should have belonged to Germany then? Poles disgust me.

[@north1275]

@@js9869 Poles are like druggies, once they get a taste of in this case Imperialism, they always want more

[@Danty033]

Great Video. Please add music credits in your's video descriptions.

[@JuliaDM]

k

[@Danty033]

Thanks !

[@Beleka__6969]

LITHUANIA💛💚❤

[@Арч-х4т]

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[@kriwe4013]

The flag you used for Lithuania before the reign of Jogaila is incorrect, it portrays the Jagiellonian herb before they were created. Also you could've found more images for early rulers, people have painted them.

[@Jack-le3zh]

A Gdańsk nie był przypadkiem Polski po 1 rozbiorze?

[@JuliaDM]

był, ale w montażu zapomniałem dodać.

[@Oshin-kf8wo]

Jack Why you have Iranian Flag

[@Jack-le3zh]

Why not? Iran have nice flag and history

[@adamcus]

Беласток - гэта Беларусь!

[@faliqsultanz]

3:10 poland dissapears and creepy music suddenly appear

[@Oshin-kf8wo]

Admin Are you Polish?

[@hasimahmetabdulbakibugrauc6268]

why are you under every video you gypsy?

[@abdurakhmons4302]

Please can you write whic song did you use in 1:58. I wanted to find it on the Shazam but it didn’t work.

[@ДмитрийПупкин-й7ы]

Было Великое княжество Литовское....как с ляхами связались, начались проблемы....

[@mariuszlech9173]

Była Polska Jagiellonów która miał w 16 wieku na wszystkich tronach Europy Środkowej swoich KRÓLÓW i była potęgą największą Europy , jak weszła w unie z Liwom zaczeły się problemy, dlatego dzisiaj trzymamy się od was z daleka.

[@ДмитрийПупкин-й7ы]

@@mariuszlech9173 Polska niestety nie wykorzystała swojej szansy, aby stać się głową państw słowiańskich !! Dlaczego Wielka Rzeczpospolita tak szybko straciła władzę i przekazała Moskwie ??? Wiele powodów !! Zbyt duża swoboda szlachty, brak władzy króla, niezrównane podejście do prawosławia !! Gdyby Polska nie przyjęła katolicyzmu, ale była krajem prawosławnym, teraz światem rządził nie Waszyngton, ale Warszawa!

[@ДмитрийПупкин-й7ы]

@@mariuszlech9173 To jest moja osobista opinia !! Przepraszam za mój polski!

[@mariuszlech9173]

@@ДмитрийПупкин-й7ы Gdyby Polska przyjeła prawosławie była by drugą Rosją lub Białorusią. Krajem o systemie dyktatury ,gdzie człowiek jest niczym w obliczu aparatu władzy i jego terroru.Gdzie własność intelektualna i materialna jest niczym, w zależności co owej władzy stojącej ponad prawem się umyśli. Gdzie pomimo gigantycznego potencjału ludzkiego i materialnego jak np . na Ukrainie ludzie żyją w nędzy a garstka pławi się w luksusach.To są właśnie wartości Bizancjum -prawosławia , Niema żadnego prawosławnego kraju w którym byłby porównywalny dobrobyt do krają z kulturą ŁACIŃSKĄ . Kultura łacińska zawojowała cały świat . A my Polacy jesteśmy dumni że uczestniczyliśmy i uczestniczymy w tej wielkiej niezwyciężonej ekspansji na wszystkich kontynentach kuli ziemskiej. I to nie jest moja opina a to są FAKTY .

[@mariuszlech9173]

@@ДмитрийПупкин-й7ы Twój polski jest bardzo dobry , nie ma za co przepraszać.

[@GytisBalcys]

nice job, only two mistakes. 1-SSRS ocupation was on 1940 not on 1939 and Landzbergis never was president

[@tinakanis4530]

Am I the only Greek who's interested in Lithuanian borders in history? Just wondering 🤔

[@unaicanudas]

I'm Catalan so I can answer your question but at least a catalan is also intrested on it 😂

[@dragoncomosaics9282]

@@unaicanudas why?

[@KheyPard]

The quality is impressive Danzig, congrats !

[@JuliaDM]

Thanks ;D

[@JuliaDM]

... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpmXpIhjjsd6r9E

[@KheyPard]

It seems that someone steals my video, as it happened to you... Thank you for letting me know Danzig ! I'll make a video about that.

[@JuliaDM]

on the movies put your nick btw. next history on my channel is ,,History of Israel : Every Year 1800 B.C.E - 2017''

[@KheyPard]

Yes, you are right. I should put my name on the videos.

[@lithuanian_mapper]

You didn't include 2 Lithuanian uprisings, but nvm cool video

[@chunky855]

3:53 Triggered

[@panslavicmapper2339]

Great job!

[@JuliaDM]

;D

[@panslavicmapper2339]

Danzig HD Mapper ;),also if i may ask do you still have a problem with the guy that stole your two videos?

[@JuliaDM]

No, he's a loser

[@panslavicmapper2339]

Have you reported him yet?

[@JuliaDM]

Not yet