Poland Is Not Yet Lost | The Story behind Poland's National Anthem!

[@hko2006]

"Poland will have its borders even if they're on the last map humanity ever draws"

[@RllXeron]

That hit hard.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

:)

[@mareksicinski449]

No, this isn't a Polish motif and it is not in keeping with the spirit of the anthem. The idea is the borders themselves are fluctuating and changing, not the thing itself, the point is the core underlying idea, precisely the irrelevance of 'power borders' for the reality of 'Poland' You got it entirely from stupid 'bloodthirsty poland' memes after the full-scale russian invasion that is an israeli slogan iirc

[@Azfernious]

​@@mareksicinski449What? What do you mean in Israeli, can i get a source, an inceprt from an article that's trustable.

[@robson9ist]

I'm already giving you a like for the proper pronunciation for "Mazurek Dąbrowskiego".

[@inyourpocket]

Thanks!! 😁

[@LegioXIVGemini]

POLAND IS NOT LOST SO LONG AS WE LIVE. (My grandpa is polish so I’m learning polish history)

[@djdzieciol6777]

powodzenia!

[@-TelaxyTensei-]

I heard all of the lines from Poland anthem cause im from Poland🙂🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱(sorry if i made a mistake im not that good in English)

[@idmstgenius]

Your are lucky like Poland 👍👍👍🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@gaypedo4]

Once do you think about it the poland flag on KZbin dark mode looks like the old German flag

[@LeCommieBoi]

bro your english is top of the line keep it up. Long live free Poland, now and forever from Quebec!

[@yoda2228]

Im not sure od Polish soldiers were fighting in west Indies for Napoleon. The picture that you showed was describing Polish soldiers fighting on Haiti with black insurgents. When they realized that they were ordered to take the freedom from them which themselves were lacking, many Poles hanged the sides and joined the Haitans against the French. Sorry for my englisch.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

This is a fact that Polish soldiers fought against the Haitian insurgents. In addition, not all Polish soldiers then switched sides, so that Poles actually fought against Poles. Quote from the wiki link with the title "Polish Haitians": " In 1802, Napoleon dispatched a Polish legion of around 5,200 men to join the French forces in Saint-Domingue to suppress the Haitian slave rebellion...Both French and Polish soldiers had high mortality, with more dying because of yellow fever than being killed in warfare. Surviving Polish soldiers admired their opponents, and some of them eventually turned on the French army and joined the rebelling Haitians. Out of those Polish soldiers who remained alongside the French, some intentionally failed to properly follow orders and refused to murder captured prisoners. Władysław Franciszek Jabłonowski, who was half-black, was one of the Polish generals but died of yellow fever soon after reaching Saint-Domingue. Polish soldiers are credited with contributing to the establishment of the world's first free black republic and the first independent Caribbean state. After Haiti gained its independence, Jean-Jacques Dessalines the leader of the insurgents recognized the Poles and spared them when he ordered the massacre of most French whites and many free blacks on the island. He granted the Poles classification as Noir (black), who constituted the new ruling class, and in the constitution granted them full Haitian citizenship.! The descendants of these Poles still live on the island

[@edvinvituska5927]

Hallo, hallo, czy nas słyszycie? To nasz ostatni komunikat. Dziś oddziały niemieckie wkroczyły do Warszawy. Braterskie pozdrowienia przesyłamy żołnierzom walczącym na Helu i wszystkim walczącym, gdziekolwiek się jeszcze znajdują. Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła. Niech żyje Polska!" english version Hello, hello. Can you hear us? This is our final message. Today, German troops has entered Warsaw. We send brotherly regards to all, Polish soldiers fighting in Hell. And all those fighting, wherever they are, Poland has not perished yet! Long Live Poland!

[@LCG007]

Fun fact: this radio video just got recommended to me below this video

[@ZmieniK]

Fun fact, there is a now removed chorus in original Wybicki version: "The German nor the Muscovite will settle When, with a backsword in hand, "Concord" will be everybody's watchword And so will be our fatherland"

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

The version was better especially because of the German aspect.

[@roo72]

Fun fact - the Italian national anthem mentions Poland

[@lorenzofalorni3961]

this is a really good video, idk why it only has 1,794 views

[@liamwilcox641]

Similar to Vera Lynn's song, "There'll Always be an England"

[@Nanielerus]

england never went through anything like poland did

[@mareksicinski449]

i mean not really that much

[@rafelsnoen]

I've put it on my phone as a ringtone .

[@wladniem]

My soul is Polish

[@FekalistaGrzybowory-lz8lh]

I am a Pole and I am proud of it

[@KG-wd9rg]

I just love the chorus and how at football/official sports games, one line is dragged out with great enthusiasm like this then back to the normal tune again: “ZAAAA TWWWOOOIIM PRZEWODEM! Złączym się z narodem…”

[@aleksandrakoc9412]

Poland is my country

[@michaello3831]

Poland is my country

[@jji6236]

4:42 borders are wrong Russia got most of duchy of Warsaw and it became congress poland Prussia got western duchy of Warsaw and it became grand duchy of Posen Austria got souther duchy of Warsaw and it became galicia And Austria was called the Austrian empire not kingdom of austria

[@loot_bandit9485]

No, the borders are correct. Those were the borders of Prussia,Russia and Austria until after the dismantling of the Duchy of Warsaw at the end of the Napoleonic wars. Galicia becoming an Austrian constituent, Krakow becoming a free city, Prussia gaining southern Danzig and Poznan then the creation of the Congressional Kingdom of Poland with the rest of the former duchy lands into the Russian empire edit, typos and spelling

[@WoofyMcDoodle]

Lovely Video und deserve more attention :)

[@reddogceo]

Fun fact: You came here because of the thumbnail.

[@rsolomon2310]

PLEASE READ ZENO HAS NO TIME TO DIE! NOW TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH

[@SuperBurnis]

Hey hey hey sokoly!🇲🇨

[@TacticaLLR]

Beautiful 🇵🇱

[@RllXeron]

Thank You

[@jimjandrowitz6293]

Boze cos Polske!!

[@riipiit00]

💪💪💪

[@Norbyko]

Jestem z polski 🇵🇱😁

[@Docentino1914]

Judging (but not judging) by how well You pronounce Polish words, Polish names, I'd bet You are from former Europe 😂❤

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

?

[@paulashwin247]

Yeah I've seen many no effort AI pronunciations. Good effort here.

[@curtpiazza1688]

Love it! Great lesson! Love the old phonograph! 😊 ❤

[@inyourpocket]

Gotta love stock footage 😂

[@lel9314]

Witam

[@JohnDoe-sb5nm]

Poland is like Afghanistan of Europe

[@Spacey_key]

Not true, Afghanistan is hard to conquer

[@michaelrocks1529]

@@Spacey_key I think he meant in the sense that it’ll never disappear [forever]

[@Jeff_Reyx]

Between Russia and Germany, in the name of God and Poland, we will never surrender

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Absurd comparison! Poland has little in common with Afghanistan!

[@mareksicinski449]

why? misleading comparison

[@woodyjagla328]

,,,,, the line with Napoleon (he lost not won) in it, should be removed and maybe bring back line with Kosciuszko ,,,,,, Kosciuszko didn't trust Napoleon ,,,,, as we can see for a good reason - just saying.

[@Spacey_key]

No thanks, Kościuszko didn't wanted to be in that song so we will respect his decision, and Napoleon, he was the only guy that we could "rely on", so I think he deserved to be i our anthem

[@woodyjagla328]

@@Spacey_key ,,,,, rely on Napoleon - good joke, he used Polish soldiers for dirty work and as "cannon meat" ,,,,, Napoleon had the power to make Poland big and strong but he didn't trust Poles ,,,,,,, and this decision was one of the last nails in his coffin ,,,,,

[@Spacey_key]

@@woodyjagla328 sooooo... How for example British PM helped us? Oh yeah he sold us to the russians

[@Spacey_key]

Not even sold, he was just like "nah you can take it idc"

[@Spacey_key]

@@woodyjagla328 in fact I find it pretty sad that despite Poland being his most loyal ally he didn't trusted us, but the Dutchy of Warsaw was a real chance to get Independent