Reaction To Animated History of Poland

[@tomaszjagus2044]

966 - Poland became christian 1000 - Congress of Gniezno. The German Emperor Otto III came to Poland 1018 - War expedition to Kiev 1200-1300 - Mongol invasions of Poland 1226 - Bringing Knights of Teutonic Order to Poland to help fight agains Prussia 1333- Coronation of King Casimir the Great (he found Poland wooden and left bricked) 1364 - European kings meeting in Cracow, founding the Akademia Krakowska (now Jagiellonian University), one of the first universities in the world. 1377 - Władysław II Jagiełło (Jogaila Algirdaitis) became the ruler of Lithuania 1410 - The battle of Grunwald against Teutonic Order, one of the biggest battles in medieval Europe 1543 - Mikołaj Kopernik (Nicolaus Copernicus) issued a revolutionary scientific work "De revolutionibus orbium coelestium" (On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres), development of Jagiellonian University, strong cooperation with western universities 1609-1619 - Wars with Russia 1683 - Battle of Vienna - polish king Jan III Sobieski saves the Europe from islamisation, defending much bigger army of Ottoman Empire 1772-1795 - Partitions of Poland by Prussia, Russia, Austria 1791 - Adopting the Constitution of May 3, the second constitution in the world, after American one. 1797,1806 - Napoleon wars 1830 - November Uprising- national uprising against occupation by the Russian Empire 1863 - January Uprising- national uprising against occupation by the Russian Empire 1800-1900 - Fryderyk Chopin-one of the greatest romantic composers, Adam Mickiewicz-one of the greatest Polish writers 1918 - Poland regain independence (after 123 YEARS of occupation) 1920- Battle of Warsaw. also called "Miracle at Vistula" Poland beated Russia, saving Europe from communist revolution, one of most important battle in the HUMANKIND!!! 1922- Creation of a shipyard in Gdynia 1939- WW II started, Russia and Germany attacked from two sides and divided Poland in half 1940- Battle of Britain, Polish pilots saved England 1944- Batlle of Monte Cassino, The conquest of the Monte Cassino monastery by Polish soldiers. A very important battle in the history of WWII. 1944- Warsaw Uprising 1945- Poland felt under the occupation of the USSR. 1978- Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyła was elected Pope and took the name of John Paul II 1981- martial law was introduced in Poland 1989- The 1989 Roundtable Talks, Negotiations conducted by representatives of communist authorities, the democratic opposition and church partiest. First partially free elections brought the long-awaited "FREEDOM". If you like this animated and polish history please check animation: IPNtv: The Unconquered - it's a polish history in World War II Pozdrawiam😉

[@marek23456]

to jeszcze nie wszystko upa wołyń itp

[@MCEMA1996]

@@marek23456 Spokojnie, już i tak ma mózg rozjebany naszą ogólną historią :)

[@GrzegorzGozdera]

😅 ta nikt tego nie ogarnie a i trzeba dodać że Polska rządziła Kremlem 3 lata 😅 a Moskwy i Napoleon oraz Hitler nie podbili 😊 a my nimi radziliśmy fakt krotko i dość brotalnie ale jednak planowaliśmy w Moskwie 3 lata

[@dareklenovo8883]

​@@MCEMA1996 Co prawda to prawda ;)

[@admiral72rus20]

@@GrzegorzGozdera За эти злодеяния Поляков перебили Князь Пожарский и Кузьма Минин собрали народное ополчение и одержали великую историческую победу которая окружила героев «Битвы за Москву» ореолом вечной славы освободителей Москвы от поляков в лютую 1612 годину Смутного времени. С тех лет князь Дмитрий Пожарский и нижегородский посадский человек Кузьма Минин стали для России символом самоотверженного служения Отечеству, его национальными героями.

[@rafanowacki2260]

We fought many wars, we were invaded by Germany, Russia, Sweden and even the Mongols in the Middle Ages. About 6 million people died during World War II, which constituted about 16-20% of the country's population.

[@goq9757]

In September 1939, after Germany's aggression against Poland 🇵🇱, the Kingdom of Tonga 🇹🇴 was one of the first countries to declare war on the Third Reich 🇩🇪 - and it did not stop there! At the moment when the world powers "hunched their tails" - avoiding confrontation with Hitler at all costs, an extraordinary gesture came from this island, more than sixteen thousand kilometers away. As part of a public fundraising campaign, the Tongan society bought three Spitfire fighters for Poland. 🇵🇱❤️🇹🇴

[@admiral72rus20]

Польша капитулировала за 28 дней, Воспользовавшись безумством польского правительства погрязшего в антисоветской политике и маниакальной русофобии, Германия развязала войну, напав на Польшу 1 сентября 1939 года. В ответ на это Великобритания и Франция формально объявили войну Германии. В Европе началась Вторая мировая война ввергшая человечество в страшную бойню.

[@wisnia367]

​@@admiral72rus20Rosja razem z Niemcami mordowali polskie i żydowskie dzieci a także gwałcili je

[@danielj8730]

@@admiral72rus20 Russia and Germany attacked from two sides and divided Poland in half

[@igorfejsbog988]

@@admiral72rus20 Pact Ribbentrop-Molotov. You can't denied that you were allies with nazi german

[@MW_Asura]

The absolute balls of a tiny, irrelevant island in the middle of nowhere with no economy to speak of and primitive technology to declare war on a European powerhouse, and Germany of all countries. I have to admit

[@krzysztofkrupa4755]

W filmie były pokazane rozbiory Polski gdy Polska w 1795 roku przestała istnieć na 123 lata z mapy Europy.

[@rafanowacki2260]

6.33 - it wasn't a natural disaster, it was 3 countries that occupied Poland and banned the Polish language and you could be imprisoned, many died, we lost the country for 123 years 1795-1918

[@marek23456]

Zgadza się to jest tylko skrót historii a wojen było więcej i więcej tragedii polske najeżało więcej krajów wojny były okrutne to co polska przeszła nikt nie odczuł takiego zła tego świata.

[@leszekkaucki6380]

not occupied but more like colonized

[@Taborrinio_Erm...]

​@@marek23456 np potop szwedzki

[@nexor7809]

@@leszekkaucki6380 no.. if its in your neighborhood its called occupation/conquering

[@SylwiaJastrzębska-x9k]

229 lat do 2024

[@julitawasylow3569]

Polska jest silnym narodem 47razy atakowali I zniszczyć chcieli lecz my Polacy jesteśmy ziarnem który posadzonym na tej ziemi tak nam dopomóż Bóg ❤

[@DanutaSimon]

Zgadzam się , naród jest silny ale najgorszy okupant przyszedł jak cień nad Polską i nikt jego nie zauważył , !!!!

[@hubertohb227]

6:35 disaster but not natural. This was partitions of Poland

[@brucebl73]

To się ceni, zwłaszcza, że większość ludzi na świecie nie wie nawet gdzie leży Polska ;) Geografia większości ludzi jest na poziomie dna.

[@jarojarecki1469]

Uniwersytet Jagielloński ufundowany został 12 maja 1364 roku przez króla polskiego Kazimierza Wielkiego , aby zrozumieć ten film musisz wpisać pojawiające się daty np. 1410 r. Grunwald.

[@szykaka]

This war was with the Tautons(Germans) in 1410

[@Michalu96]

Bo nie błagamy o wolność my oną walczymy

[@pantarei.]

1410 - the biggest battle of the medieval age (between Poland-Lithuania and Teutonic Order). PL has won. 1795 - Prussia, Russia and Austria erased Poland from the map for 123 years. 1918 - independence. 1920 - war with bolshevic Russia (Poland has won).

[@SylwiaJastrzębska-x9k]

Niepodlegosc? Człowieku, jesteśmy do dziś dnia kolonia

[@pantarei.]

@@SylwiaJastrzębska-x9k xD

[@anuskas9244]

6:28 Russia, Prussia and Austria divided Poland among themselves... For 123 years there was no Poland, but Poles remembered their country for 3 generations and finally won independence in 1918

[@angee7244]

Czesc, jestem Polka, pierwszy raz widzialam ten film. Poplakalm sie 😢, tyle przeszlismy jako naród

[@rad1al]

That's why Eastern Europeans get angry if someone are white-privilage shaming them. We never feld privilaged. We was getting more trauma than african-americans for example, and we suffer much more slavery for hundreads years.

[@MW_Asura]

Black Americans with that mentality are entitled and self-centered, and most important ignorant of history

[@asiaskalska3462]

Żeby zrozumieć film "Animated history of Poland" trzeba znać historię Polski.

[@marek23456]

Wojen walk było więcej mniejszych większych które tu nie zostały ujęte w filmie ale też były okrutne i krwawe.

[@FritsKist]

How these countries were founded is a dazzling process, no use to realize it because history compress ages to a book. As always a sincere reaction.

[@Michalu96]

Jesteśmy jak Feniks z popiołów powstanie my

[@marek23456]

Dobre porównanie ciągle napadani sprzedawani przez zdrajców ciągle stajemy na nogi.

[@r7w867]

@@marek23456 teraz znowu, chyba może nie na glebie, ale na pewno na kolanach.

[@jacekszpakowski1275]

TERAZ SIĘ OBUDZILI 1939-1945 NIE POMAGALI PAMIĘTAMY!

[@ReRa-b7f]

6:02 not defeats, wins

[@starrlarh]

Thanks, I actually corrected that on the video too. 🤍

[@Barti-up1vd]

1. 800 - 900 A.D. Unification of the tribes of Central Europe and the creation of one common under the name of Polanie. 2. 966 A.D The baptism of Polish (coronation of the first King of Polish (Mieszko I), adoption of Christianity and the official name of the state as Poland (formerly Polanie). 3. 1000 A.D Coronation of the second King of Polish (Bolesław I The Brave). 4. 1018 A.D. Bolesław I the Brave conquered the Cherven Towns (Kievan Rus) and placed his son-in-law Świętopełk on the Ruthenian throne. 5. 1000 - 1100 A.D. Wars with Rus. 6. 1100 - 1200 A.D. Wars with Rus (again). 7. 1200 - 1300 A.D. Wars with Prussia 8. 1266 A.D. Settlement of the Teutonic Knights (subjects and knights of the Teutonic Order from Prussia) on the northern borders of Polish. 9. 1200 - 1300 A.D. The First Wars of the Teutonic Knights. 10. 1300 - 1400 A.D The Second Wars of the Teutonic Knights. 11. 1333 A.D. Coronation of the twenty-second King of Polish (Casimir the Great). 12. 1364 A.D. King Casimir the Great founded the Cracow Academy (which was the second higher education institution in Central Europe). 13. 1364 A.D. A congress of monarchs in Cracow with the participation of the Emperor and King of Bohemia Charles IV, King Polish Casimir, King Louis of Hungary, King Peter of Cyprus, King Waldemar IV of Denmark, Duke of Masovia Siemowit, Silesian Dukes and Margrave Otto of Brandenburg. 14. 1300 - 1400 A.D. Poland regained Kuyavia and the Dobrzyn Land and renounced Gdańsk Pomerania and the Chełmno Land. King Casimir the Great's unsuccessful expedition to Silesia. Economic boom in villages and cities. 15. 1377 A.D. Angevin reign. 16. 1410 A.D The largest battle in Europe of the Middle Ages - the Battle of Grunwald. The Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian army defeated the Teutonic Knights supported by the Western knights. 17. 1400 - 1500 A.D. The Rise of Polish and the Alliance with Lithuania 18. 1500 - 1600 A.D. Economic and cultural development of the state. 19. 1543 A.D. The Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, born in Toruń, published a treatise "On the revolutions of celestial bodies" in which he proved that the Earth revolves around the Sun. 20. 1500 - 1600 A.D. Expansion of Polish scholars and university graduates across Europe. 21. 1500 - 1600 A.D. Reforms of feudalism in Poland. 22. 1600 - 1700 A.D. Economic development in Poland (water, sea and inland waterway transport). 23. 1619 A.D The war with Russia and the six-year occupation of Moscow by the Poles. At that time, Poland achieved the largest area in its entire history. 24. 1600 - 1700 A.D. Defensive and offensive wars across Europe 25. 1683 A.D. Battle of Vienna (the forces of the Austrian-German-Polish coalition under the command of the thirty-eighth King of Polish Jan III Sobieski defeated the Turkish army). 26. 1700 - 1800 A.D Outstanding figures of the culture of the Enlightenment era in Poland. 27. 1772 A.D. The first partition of Polish between Prussia, Russia and Austria. 28. 1791 A.D. The first Polish constitution was adopted (the second in the world shortly after the Americans). 29. 1795 A.D. Third partition of Polish in favor of Prussia, the Habsburg Monarchy and Russia. 30. 1700 - 1800 A.D. Enslavement of Poles under the partitions. 31. 1797 A.D. Creation of the Polish Legions in Italy by General Henryk Dąbrowski. 32. 1806 A.D. Under the leadership of General Henryk Dąbrowski and Józef Wybicki, the Greater Poland Uprising broke out. 33. 1830 A.D. The beginning of the November Uprising. 34. 1863 A.D. The January Uprising broke out. 35. 1800 - 1900 A.D. After the bloody suppression of the uprisings, the greatest works of Polish classical music and literature by artists such as Chopin and Mickiewicz 36. 1918 A.D. After the end of the First World War, Poland returns to the world map after almost 150 years and regains its independence. 37. 1919 - 1920 A.D. Russia's invasion of Poland. Polish-Bolshevik War. Victorious offensive of Polish and Ukrainian troops. The famous Battle of Warsaw. 38. 1939 A.D. The beginning of the Second World War. The invasion of Poland by Germany and Russia. Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. 39. 1940 A.D. Polish airmen take part in the Battle of Britain and tilt the fighting side in favor of the Allies (303 Squadron). 40. 1944 A.D. Battle of Monte Cassino. The Polish army in the so-called Battle of Rome (the road to Rome) together with the British army defeats the Germans (the Polish Army of General Władysław Anders). 41. 1945 A.D. The end of the Second World War and the rule of Russia in Poland through its puppets in government positions. 42. Rebuilding the country after the devastation of war. 43. 1978 A.D. A Pole (Karol Wojtyla) becomes pope. He keeps up the spirits of the nation and contributes to the collapse of communism in Poland. 44. 1981 A.D. Strikes and protests break out across the country. The Solidarity Trade Union is founded, which gives rise to the fear and anxiety of Russians about communism in Poland. The population is brutally and bloodily pacified. Martial law is introduced. 45. 1989 A.D. The "Round Table Talks" are official meetings of the opposition and the ruling communists in Poland, who give up power and Poland regains its independence after 50 years. 46. Economic boom after the fall of communism in Poland. Accession to NATO and the European Union.

[@Natamiku]

I recommend to watch IPNtv: The Unconquered it's with English audio

[@pichmich1]

Ważne jest to żeby ludzie na świecie byli świadomi zacznijmy od tego

[@kamilboratyniec]

For those who don't know what happened then: 966 - Poland becomes a Christian country 1000 - Otto III's visit to Poland 1018 - Kiev expedition 1226 - the Teutonic Order was brought to Poland, thus losing Poland's access to the sea 1333 - architectural renovation, transition from wooden to stone buildings 1364 - opening of the Krakow academy (later the Jagiellonian University) 1377 - Ludwig of Hungary became king of Poland, the first foreigner to become king of Poland 1410 - victorious Battle of Grunwald, return of Poland's access to the sea 1543 - Nicolaus Copernicus' theory that the earth revolves around the sun 1619 - wars with Russia and Sweden (the wars with Sweden were called the Swedish Deluge) 1683 - relief of Vienna 1772 - first partition of Polish lands 1791 - adoption of the May 3 structure (second in the world, first in Europe) 1795 - third partition of Polish lands, Poland disappears from the map for 123 years 1797 - creation of Polish legions in Italy and the Polish anthem 1806 - the Poznań Uprising before the arrival of Napoleon Bonaparte on Polish soil 1830 - November Uprising, independence uprising against Russia 1864 - January Uprising, independence uprising against Russia 1918 - Poland returns to the map 1919 - war with the Bolsheviks 1920 - Battle of Warsaw, defense of Europe against the revolution of communism 1922 - Polish industry flourished 1939 - beginning of World War II, Polish campaign (also called the September Campaign) 1940 - Battle of Britain 1944 - Battle of Monte Cassino 1944 - Warsaw Uprising 1945 - post-war reconstruction 1978 - Polish priest Karol Wojtyła is elected papal and takes the name John Paul II 1981 - strikes in Poland against the communists 1989 - the first free presidential elections in Poland 2004 - Poland joins the European Union

[@truckmania7589]

Interesujesz się naszą historią to już jesteś naszą obywatelką. Pozdrawiam z Polski

[@truckmania7589]

Tutaj taki smaczek z Polski: Chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie w Szczebrzeszynie, strząsa skrzyła z dżdżu A trzmiel w puszczy tuż przy Pszczynie straszny wszczyna szum Mąż gżegżółki w chaszczach trzeszczy, w krzakach drzemie krzyk A w Trzemesznie straszy jeszcze wytrzeszcz oczu strzyg

[@aczka212]

8:14 on the left side of the screen it is Marshal Józef Piłsudski on the right, a representative of the orcs, a mad dog! (the marshal makes a fighting gesture)

[@machin_dja3979]

1410 Grunwald z krzyżakami czyli z Niemcami

[@areka6898]

1410 Battle of Grunwald,biggest mid-ages battle in Europe, Polish-Lithuanians forces clashes against Teutonic order. If u got any questions about history of Poland just ask i will simplyfy it as i can for u :)

[@janritter5616]

Z tego jestem dumny mam 55 lat a płacze jak dziecko

[@AWRUK84]

We Pols dont have too much piece time right now is the longest time in Poland without war

[@orion5964]

Germany and Russia should pay Poland reparations for war. 🤔🇵🇱👍

[@marek23456]

nie tylko te państwa

[@r7w867]

A Szwecja?

[@АлексейСерёгавич]

Уже выплатили! проверь за щекой

[@MW_Asura]

Current Poles think you're a clown for saying that when Germany has already done so.

[@SudiSubekti-cy3ri]

Wow yauhave the rillisse history animation kountry,

[@jumi74]

2:19. Jedne słupy zostały wymienione na drugie... Jeszcze gorsze!!!!!

[@janritter5616]

Co wy możecie wiedzieć o Polakach na pierwszym miejscu jest BÓG HONOR I OJCZYZNA ILE OJCZYZNA POCHŁONĘŁA ISTNIEŃ LUDZKICH TYLKO WIE SAM BÓG ODDALI ŹYCIE ZA OJCZYZNĘ POLAK PRAWDZIWY WIE ŻE SAM JEDEN STAWIŁ OPÓR W KAŻDEJ WOJNIE PRAWDZIWY POLAK TO PATRIOTA I WOLNY CZŁOWIEK I NIKT NAM TEGO NIE ZABIERZE CHOĆ JA MAM KORZENIE NIEMIECKIE I POLSKIE BO MOJA BABCIA JEST POLKA A DZIADEK NIEMIEC ALE JESTEM POLAKIEM I NIM UMRĘ MÓJ DZIADEK JAK PRZYŚLIJ NIEMCY BY PODPISAŁ KARTĘ ICH WYGONIŁ POWIEDZIAŁ WONT CO WY CHCECIE OD POLAKÓW A BYŁ NIEMCEM

[@jools0072]

Poland 💪💪💪

[@sebastianb9460]

I watched this movie many times, but it showed the Swedish Deluge poorly or not at all. I recently read that for 17th century Poland it was a worse thing than everything later - partitions, world wars. The Swedes still have a lot of Polish treasures in museums - they were taken away in the 17th century, royal treasures... - cannot be recovered.

[@Arriv87]

Unfortunately, without historical context, it is difficult for someone who is not Polish to understand this film. Briefly speaking, the video tells about the following events... Around the 9th and 10th centuries, small tribal states were established in the areas of modern Poland, which were united in the second half of the 10th century. In 966, Poland was baptized and abandoned paganism. Later, due to its difficult geographical location, it fought dozens of wars with its neighbors. It was the Middle Ages, sometimes we were attacked, sometimes we were attacked. In 1385, Poland and Lithuania united in a union, and in 1569 they signed a pact under which they became one state - the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. In 1410, we defeated the Teutonic Order, one of our greatest enemies at that time, at Grunwald. In 1683, Poland set out to relieve Vienna besieged by the Turks and, thanks to the charge of the Polish cavalry, saved Western Europe from Islamization. In the 16th century, Poland was the largest country in Europe and one of the most powerful. Some historians call this time the Polish Empire. Back then, the political system was based on far-reaching democracy among the wealthiest people - the nobility, headed by the king. At that time, it was the most liberal regime in Europe. Unfortunately, it led to corruption of the nobility, which resulted in the oppression of the lower social classes and the weakening of the state. As a consequence, Russia, Prussia (Germany) and Austria partitioned Poland in 1772-1795. Poland disappeared from the world map for 123 years and regained independence only after World War I. Unfortunately, soon afterwards came World War II, which began with the attack of Germany and Russia on Poland and the occupation of our country. After the war, despite Poland's enormous merits in fighting with the Allies, Great Britain and the USA betrayed Poland at the Yalta Conference and left it under the rule of the USSR. It was only in 1989/1990 that Poland freed itself from communist rule.

[@julitawasylow3569]

Jesteśmy nie zniszczalni Bóg jest naszym Patronem ❤❤❤

[@januszrogowski3771]

❤❤❤

[@uceee1]

about a 100 wars

[@tomaszzielinski6396]

This is an animation. But it presents Our History where Poland was under partition for 120 years. It wasn't even on world maps. I am glad that someone is interested in the history of a small but proud country. Thank you and best regards.

[@DanutaSimon]

Und zum Schluss ist das , das schlimmste!!!! Gekommen!!!

[@sylwiaschlesinger9668]

Poland

[@sylwiaschlesinger9668]

Polska 🇵🇱 polska polska

[@tomcioraj1464]

Copy of this film "Animated History of Poland" with explanation in the form of subtitles in English and German: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q163aGp5ls-beacsi=VimRIkMXwsTcNoOQ

[@MarkoRanelovic-pf6br]

You need to see the history of Serbia. Serbs are the second nation in the world that lost the same number of people in both world wars as Jews. During WW1 1,300,000 people and during WW2 Croatian Ustasha in the Quisling puppet "Independent State of Croatia" under the patronage of Nazi Germany, an almost identical number of Serbs were killed, of which more than 850,000 civilians were killed in the notorious Jasenovac camp, which was even worse than the Auschwitz camp in terms of brutality and way of killing

[@janusz4695]

A mówili li Tobie, że w Polsce panuje rasizm i i nie lubimy stanowczo obcokrajowca? No to po kiego zapraszamy wszystkich? Dobrych ludzi zapraszamy, a złych żegnamy. Wszystko od ludzka zależy..

[@janusz4695]

Poles have been getting their asses kicked for hundreds of years. Our cities were destroyed. And we have always rebuilt it. This is our land and we want to live here. So difficult to understand? I'm not writing to you. To those on the left and right of Poland. After all, we like you.

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

If you want to see something kinda same, you have to learn about Romania s history

[@kitsune13]

interesting, suddenly poor gray Poland attracts attention, what caused such a sudden increase in interest... would there be a war in Ukraine?

[@tarno_bejo_]

Nah, ww2 was when the nah zi and the soviet invaded poland. Even this animation already depicted that. But, the west wanted you to leave out the last part. Cuz, british and france just declared war on germany but not to soviet. They are always double standard. And it seems working well. You mentioned "germany trying to invade poland". You left out the soviet part there. Why dont you watch the movie "Katyn" (2007)? You ll understand of how bad the soviet allies back then. By then you can tell whether they were the same or even worst than the nah zi. I feel like poland is always the first victim in european biggest conflict. Back then with nah zi and soviet. Now because of being the member of eu. Putin once said, without russia, whats the meaning of the world. Thats scary. For the worst scenario, it means he is willing to destroy the world for his country. If anything very bad happened to that country, he wouldnt mind to release all of their nukes. When the war starts with the rusky (i fell like, its just matter of time. But i hope it aint gonna happen during my life spin). Again, polish will be at the front line. The british and the american will always enjoy their tea and coffee (specially american) to the least before the war coming to their main (is)lands. Finland also makes mistake by joining eu. Unless, they had been in dispute with rusky (the continuation of ww2), just like uki this whole time. They had been playing smart by being neutral. But i guess their new generation aint that smart. Now, they ll be a new front line. Tho, i hope they will withdraw themselves from eu just in time before bad thing happens. Just like how they cut themselves from the nah zi and made peace with the soviet. So, the soviet didnt have real reason to occupy finland.

[@tomaszgrzyb7707]

🇵🇱

[@ewastrozik9902]

Polska była spokojnym krajem , dopóki nie postawiono w niej pierwszego krzyża.

[@mr.komentarz8416]

W tamtych czasach postawienie krzyza było jak wstępienie do europejskiego kręgu cywililzacyjnego . To kościół tez przechował po rozpadzie Rzymu w klasztorach cała spuscizna intelektualna po tej cywilizacji z które potem zachód czerpał .

[@mr.komentarz8416]

To tez miedzy innymi purytanizm itp . stworzył etyka pracy itp . nawet takie idee jak liberalizm wywodzą sie z kreacjonizmu zachodnie cywilizacja byłą by zupełnie inna bez tego krzyza i etyka chrześcijanska .

[@piotrsie5465]

Bzdura

[@mr.komentarz8416]

@@piotrsie5465 Do mnie piszesz ?

[@piotrsie5465]

@@mr.komentarz8416 Nie, do specjalistki o pogaństwa. Z tobą się zgadzam.

[@adamlenarczyk]

Mogłeś dzieci pw liczników pokazać wtedy łzy leca

[@Natamiku]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2mbcp6EZs2Bj68

[@drzewowit]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnvQhJ9naZ2jlas Best explanations I found so far.

[@marek23456]

W tej historii brakuje powstanie księstwa polskiego po rozbiorze polski na prośbę marysieńki oblubienicy napoleona

[@drzewowit]

@@marek23456 Wiele brakuje. Wszak to ogulne omówienie, ale dość jasne.

[@chory1386]

Sabaton - Winged Hussars

[@Grzybek007]

Nie dziwię się, że nic z tego nie zrozumiałaś. Bardzo słabo zrobiony film z którego osoba nie znająca Historii Polski nie dowie się niczego. Chcieli zrobić film o calej historii Polski, a nie zrobili nawet o jej części.

[@marek23456]

zgadzam się bardzo okrojony film

[@ktosktos966]

11:25 Nowy symbol Niemców. Precz z Unią Niemiecką!

[@vivol1081]

Jprdl ty nie masz pojęcia co ogladasz A to wojny i wydarzenia wazne dla calego swiata

[@pichmich1]

8haha

[@admiral72rus20]

Польские власти почему-то стыдливо замалчивают, что в действительности именно Польша до 1939 года была союзником Германии и до этого, вместе с ней участвовала в вероломной оккупации и расчленении суверенного государства Чехословакию и провоцировало нападение на Советский Союз. Добиваясь статуса "жертвы", польские депутаты осознанно выдергивают исторические события из их контекста, все ради того, чтобы Варшава не выглядела "нацистским прихвостнем», который был готов поставить Гитлеру памятник за отправку в Африку польских евреев. Избавленная советским солдатом от фашистской оккупации в результате победы над германским рейхом, Польша вновь обрела независимость. Теперь Советско-польская граница прошла по «линии Керзона» таким образом, что за СССР осталась Западная Белоруссия и Западная Украина со Львовом. Эти изменения были оформлены Договором о советско-польской государственной границе, подписанным в августе 1945 года.

[@xEasyMan]

August 23, 1939: Soviet Russia and Nazi germany sign the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of non-aggression. As part of the document, they divide Europe between themselves, agreeing on which countries will remain in their respective spheres of influence. This act comes in violation of the independence and territorial sovereignty of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland and Romania. September 1, 1939: The German army crossed through the border of the Polish Republic without a prior declaration of war. Poland becomes the first country to face Nazis in a defensive war. September 17, 1939: USSR invades Poland in accordance to agreements made in the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, beginning the Second World War. On March 5, 1940: By the decision of the highest authorities of the USSR, the NKVD executed at least 21,768 Polish Army officers kept as prisoners of war. The event, which violated international conventions, is later remembered as the Katyn Massacre. Now you are doing the same in Ukraine. Poland never signed the country's capitulation. The defensive war lasted until 1963, when, after Germany's capitulation in 1945, the fighting moved to the Soviet occupier.

[@piotrkawka7343]

just learn sth about our history. be better for you to understand this film. You don't nothing about it.

[@przemysawkrychowski9029]

Pierdolenie

[@aczka212]

9:05 the image represents the battleship SMS Schleswig-Holstein (Schleswig-Holstein) attacked Westerplatte at 4:48 a.m. (where it arrived in our port under the pretext of a friendly visit) then World War 2 began

[@marek23456]

Zgadza się ale przyjazna wizyta wojennego okrętu z działami na pokładzie

[@aczka212]

@@marek23456 tego nie wiedzieli lub wiedzieli ale nie mogli reagować

[@ktosktos966]

11:08 Dziś jesteśmy pod zaborami Unii Niemieckiej. Precz z Unią Europejską! Niech żyje wolna Polska!

[@marek23456]

Nigdy nie byłem za unią to nowoczesna rzesza niemiecka a nato nie jest systemem obronnym historia to pokazuje

[@Lukas-df2jg]

e we still rememeber thaiti xDDD

[@adi5950]

Mooore PL ;)

[@robertgoc8836]

966 - end of freedom

[@magdakwiatkowska7785]

Pozdrawiam dziewczyno polak 😊

[@zozole7164]

🇵🇱🇵🇱🌹🌹🌹🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@XxXxXXxXxX93-c8b]

earthquake in Poland.. 😅 yeah right😅

[@marek23456]

Nie kpił bo historia się powtarza i wybuchnie wojna światowa i nie będzie ci do śmiechu a ta wojna będzie inna

[@piotrpiekarski1571]

I see that you are interested in the history of Poland. Here you have a list of all the wars that Poland has fought throughout history. Germany and Russia have been our enemies since the dawn of our country's history. On the way there were Swedes, Austrians, Turks and Ukrainians. h ttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Poland

[@marekrzeszowiak3071]

POLSKA MATKA ZIEMI TEJ ZIEMI CYTAT JANA PAWLA Polska to kraj dla kazdego kto poszanowal nasz wiare .

[@AM-oq7gp]

Polexit!!! Won z eurokołchozem!!!

[@SylwiaJastrzębska-x9k]

Masz absolutna racje. Jak ktos napisze w komentarzu o upa, wpis jest automatycznie likwidowany. Chore. Polexit dzis🥵

[@zeekone2207]

Poland christian country? Rofl Poland is country where u have most christians(also most likelly including catholics) in population percentage in the world im sure i didn;t checked but like 90%+ is chrisitan.

[@0cosmic]

its so sweet.... she's just trying to learn and ur prolly right

[@SylwiaJastrzębska-x9k]

Dlaczego moj wpis o prawdzie jest kasowany?????? 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😈🤬🤬

[@J9pl332]

Już widzi pani dlaczego Polska nienawidzi rosji bo Niemcy nas przeprosili i od dali to co nasze śmierć dla rosji💪🇵🇱❤️

[@marek23456]

Bzdury co ci dali to tak jak by morderca zabić ci żonę dziecko powiedział ci przepraszam co byś wtedy powiedział co byś zrobił

[@tomcioraj1464]

Niemcy oddali to co nasze?! Kiedy?! Sami musieliśmy sobie odebrać. Niewiele się udało. Był nawet film amerykański z Georgiem Clooney [w roli reżysera, scenarzysty i jednej z głównych postaci] o tym "oddawaniu" zagrabionych dzieł sztuki - "The Monuments Men" ["Obrońcy skarbów"]. Amerykańscy żołnierze jeździli po Niemczech i szukali tych dzieł sztuki. Niemcy sami z siebie nic nie oddawali [wtedy]. Towarzyszył tym amerykańskim żołnierzom także najprawdopodobniej polski historyk sztuki Karol Estreicher. Na jednym z fotografii z tego okresu widać tego właśnie Polaka z amerykańskimi żołnierzami trzymającymi odnaleziony w Niemczech obraz "Dama z gronostajem", zrabowany przez Niemców z Krakowa podczas II wojny światowej. ciekawostkihistoryczne.pl/2017/04/06/10-najcenniejszych-polskich-dobr-kultury-ktore-zagrabili-niemcy-i-do-tej-pory-nie-oddali/

[@J9pl332]

@@marek23456 od żony to wara a za bzdurę cie uważają bo nie znasz Historii a wypisujesz śmiechu warte

[@LukaszBoguszFilm]

good