Rozszumiały się Wierzby Płaczące but you're waiting for the Red army to "liberate" Warsaw

The Warsaw Uprising was a major World War II operation, in the summer of 1944, by the Polish underground resistance, led by the Polish resistance Home Army, to liberate Warsaw from German occupation. The uprising was timed to coincide with the retreat of the German forces from Poland ahead of the Soviet advance. While approaching the eastern suburbs of the city, the Red Army temporarily halted combat operations, enabling the Germans to regroup and defeat the Polish resistance and to destroy the city in retaliation. The Uprising was fought for 63 days with little outside support. It was the single largest military effort taken by any European resistance movement during World War II.
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[@perotekku]

Stepfather's father fought with the Polish Legion at Monte Cassino, after being released from a Siberian labour camp in 1941. Survived and moved to Canada, died in the late 80s. Never lived to see a free Poland, think about that a lot. 🇵🇱

[@kakaomilch6422]

Polen wird nie unabhängig von anderen Ländern sein. Sie sind nur Mittel zum Zweck. Der Ami u.nato lachen sich eins ins fäustschen. Wie blöd die Polen sind. Lassen sich wiedermal vorführen. Der 3.Weltkrieg ist zum greifen nahe. In westlichen Ländern heist Polen Gänselischen..

[@somepolishkid8586]

My great grandfather also served at Monte Cassino. He also survived but he died in 1996. Maybe our forefathers fought together.

[@jacplac97]

My stepfather's grandpa wasn't so lucky. At least he got his own gravestone at Monte Cassino.

[@twilightparanormalresearch186]

Hopefully Ukrainian children will see a free Ukraine

[@wyattrierson3967]

Jesus I just found these comments I'm sad now

[@joemammoth1]

love how “liberate” is in quotes

[@Masquerade456]

Soviets laughing behind the river

[@Th3Jac0b]

Liberation was somehow even worse than German occupation

[@AremStefaniaK]

in soviet russia, liberation is enslavement!

[@ernestgevara2735]

As a Poles I thank you for this video

[@Hago_official]

Agreed 🇵🇱

[@postpunk6947]

Yes, me too

[@coconutcrab03]

Bracie ❤️

[@mordred6685]

Glory to the brave solders of Armia Krajowa! Poland is not yet lost! And never will it be lost again.

[@mordred6685]

P.S. I'd like to know, whats the status of "If tomorrow brings war" video, is it cancelled?

[@vladislavlazarev3209]

juz dawno lost

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

LOL bro now the russians are o their way again

[@ethanmcfarland8240]

Poland will keep its borders, even if it will be the on the last map humanity ever draws

[@artonio5887]

You can tell poland is done fucking around by amount military investment they've been making. In a few years they're the ones who'll be liberating moscow lmao.

[@The_Corporal]

Poland had a hard time during WW2.

[@HistoryFeels]

One of the worst for sure

[@skaterpulse6746]

My polish co-worker sings this while he's working (he's about 40, living in the Uk and has relatives that are still alive that lived during ww2). Me being a history buff I said "Ah Farewell of Slavankia, great war time song, you must think of them as liberators" he looked at me with a thousand yard stare and said "The Russians did not liberate us, they just replace Hitler with Stalin and the struggle continued till 1989. The home army were the liberators". That's when my obsession with the polish resistance fighters started. I feel honoured that an entire polish squad fought with the Royal Air Force fought with us during WW2

[@ignacygoreczny6916]

@@narratorpl7511 The last commander of 303 squadron lived on the street my school is on! I live in poland.

[@AremStefaniaK]

Hitler just got replaced by EU and Nato :D

[@stylker5604]

Эх всем бы такую "Окупацию" когда страну восстанавливают и развивают при этом не требуя средства обратно и при этом поставляя ресурсы в двое дешевле чем они стоят на самом деле, и раз вы такой историк может напомнить про то что Польша с 1922-1939 оккупировала западную Украину и Белоруссию, 1920-1939 оккупировала Виленский край который был завоеван Поляками, не забудем и про Тешенскую область в 1938

[@_bulgus_6831]

​@@stylker5604 jeśli byliście takimi dobrymi "wyzwolicielami" to dlaczego każdy Polak pluje na bolszewików i przeklina ich za 44 lata podczas których de facto oni rządzili w Polsce? Coś się nie klei

[@yoda2228]

​@@stylker5604Ty moskiewski durniu, Polska nie okupowała niczego w latach 1920-1939 bo to były jej ziemie z czasów I Rzeczpospolitej które ukradliście jako imperialiści wschodni. Z resztą ZSRR było państwem nielegalnym i komunistycznym opartym na terrorze a nie woli ludu więc można mu było odebrać ile chcieliśmy. Cieszyn został odebrany po tym jak Czesi nas zaatakowali w 1920 i go zabrali gdy walczyliśmy z bolszewickimi dzikusami ze wschodu. W czasie 2 wojny światowej gwałciliście tysiące Polek i zabijaliście żołnierzy polskiego państwa podziemnego, wspieraliscie komunistycznych kolaborantów. To była okupacja Europy wschodniej. A kraj odbudowaliśmy sami, gdy wy jeszcze wywoziliście maszyny z fabryk.Hańba Rosji po wieki wieków.

[@yankee3875]

Almost gotta commend Stalin for the big brain move. Let the Germans bleed resources putting down the uprising, and deplete the Poles so they can’t resist against you, knowing the Allie’s won’t do anything. I’d be impressed if it weren’t so heinous and the results devastating and catastrophic for the people of Poland. God bless them for surviving this madness

[@HelloEdits613]

he did it only to watch the poles suffer even more

[@burntspider9485]

@@HelloEdits613 well yeah it was stalin after all

[@andershargrave7246]

@@burntspider9485 He is not retarded after all. If he could take Warsaw before uprising - He would. Poles still had something like 2 or more armies under allied command, so current amount of partisans in the City didn't really matter

[@komendantyayo]

@@HelloEdits613 stalin liked to watch everyone suffer, even his own people

[@philippgraff4105]

yup, compared to Americans, who waited til 1944 to join the war, Stalin is the true monster.

[@criscojr.3897]

Cześć i chwała Bohaterom! Chłopaki, trzymajcie się dzielnie!

[@Butter_Warrior99]

As a Boy Scout, I have massive respect for the Polish Boy Scouts now.

[@mareksicinski3726]

Not just em

[@Anonymity038]

Polish Scouts were next level

[@cohengamertv6548]

VIRGIN AMERICAN BOY SCOUTS VS CHAD POLISH BOY SCOUTS

[@theregalproletariat]

I'm not a patriotic man. But I will salute when I see heroism.

[@paulservary5360]

As an Eagle Scout, we're nothing in comparison, just boys in uniforms

[@ErwinSmith001]

"The Duce puts on his uniform". But you're a Greek Soldier on the frontline against the Italians.

[@davipires5303]

Bravo polish people! Bravo Armie Krajowa! Salutes from Brazil!

[@gabcio135]

Chwała bohaterom!!!😎✌️🇵🇱

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

Einsatzkommando Dirlewanger Brigade 😈🇩🇪💪🏻

[@mamiro59]

@@realcritical-kr2dd 😡🤦

[@jacobszczerepa5266]

​​@@realcritical-kr2dd poland stronger now lol... germany will now always be a dmz even during a war

[@darkspectre789]

! long live polish resistance!🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@CobraDBlade]

"I wouldn't say saved, more like... under new management." Also suggestion if it won't get you DMCA'd into outer space: Thunderstruck but you're an Abrams crewman at the Battle of 73 Easting

[@Brian6587]

It’s so horrible what the Polish people had to go through. Between Germany, the Soviets and the horrific Holocaust the country never had a break. May God bless the Polish people and I am so glad they are now protected within NATO. I pray never again will Poland have to give up its sovereignty unprotected.

[@ore4942]

Great Video! My great great grandmother and grandfather were partisans in the uprising, they got sent to a concentration camp but they eventually survived the war and got together. Keep it up!

[@HistoryFeels]

Thanks for the comment, I'm so glad they survived!

[@ihavenoidea2735]

Chads

[@ore4942]

@@ihavenoidea2735 Thanks

[@VoidWizardd]

Quiet, do you hear that? Someone was running here, damn it's germans fast go behind the truck Wait until they they walk here we will get them by suprise Everyone on positions go in trenches *polish radio about germans attacking Poland* Enemies in front, Piotrek get down! Damn I got hit! They surrounded us We need to get through them Everyone on positions I said I need support Reorganize

[@patrickhenry6695]

thanks for that

[@luismendoza852]

Glory to the Armia Krajowa and the resistance fighters that fought fascists!!!

[@8A8ADave]

Beautifully put in quotations “liberate”

[@KekusMagnus]

polish cope

[@whateverbro6818]

@@KekusMagnus Unironically complements and praises one the most deplorable individuals only rivalled by Hitler and Zedong Opinion disregarded

[@user-su6ts9wm1h]

@@whateverbro6818 The world belongs to Russia 🇷🇺

[@wanderingwobb6300]

@@whateverbro6818 Don't forget to put Pol Pot up there too.

[@majk5995]

@@user-su6ts9wm1h Russia can't even take ukraine and you want to take the world? lmao

[@le_souverainiste_francais7420]

🇵🇱⚔🇷🇺

[@tommasobianchi6514]

"should I stay or should I go" but you're a British soldier being ambushed in Londonderry (or simply Derry for my irish mates) "Better run trough the jungle" but you're running to the evac site "Napalm sticks to kids" but you're watching white clouds from your UH-1

[@olekcholewa8171]

Derry :)

[@dantornero2356]

I'd love a napalm sticks to kids video, it encapsulates everything horrific about the Vietnam war in the words of a veteran.

[@criscojr.3897]

I don't know if the title "waiting for the Red army to liberate Warsaw" is appropriate. Russians didn't treat Poles the same way as allied forces treated French or Belgian people. What came along with that liberation was robbery, rape and murders coused by soviets. Furthermore I am not sure how the diplomatic status looked like back then, but in 1939 USSR invaded Poland so technically it was a change of occupant rather than liberation as some say. If I am wrong let me know; I am open for discussion.

[@КотВасилий-м7н]

I think rape and robbery were strictly prohibited in the red army. Zhukov and Rokosovskyi (who is a pole btw) personally made sure that no war crime would be made. Those who made actions mentioned above were sentenced to death through shooting by their own battalion members

[@komendantyayo]

@@КотВасилий-м7н it doesn't matter if this was prohibited, there was nobody that could stop those red bastards from doing it.

[@komendantyayo]

@@КотВасилий-м7н you just dont know how it really was because youre not polish :)

[@mikkel3339]

I think that the title is correct. At this point, the common enemy was the axis, and that’s most likely what the poles thought as well. The soviets held back, encouraging the polish partisans to rise up against the germans. This move forced the germans to waste ressources, and at the same time put down the polish partisans, so that they couldn’t rise up against the new soviet regime.

[@oxis77gas]

In the end they got best deal, they could get from this war.

[@maksprominski3338]

It's funny that you upload it today. It's my grandmothers 77th birthday. She was fleeing from warsaw with her mother after the uprising when she was just few months old. She always told me that her mother used to feed her scraped carrot beacuse she didnt have energy to produce milk. They used to live on Wola district which was place of the infamous Wola massacare. Due to wikipedia 15-65k people died in just this district in about 3 days.

[@HistoryFeels]

God Bless her.

[@maksprominski3338]

@vineapplepizza Remember about SS-Galizien as well. Its not as simple as you portray it.

[@maksprominski3338]

@vineapplepizza I know he's russian. But I point out they werent the only nation to aid germans in exterminating us.

[@kingradovidv4524]

“Lesz, Lesz, Lesz” but you’re in the Szent László Infantry Division as Budapest is being leveled by the Soviets

[@thegrimcritic5494]

As a Texan, an American, and a fierce advocate for independence, the impossible resilience of the Polish people and nation absolutely inspire me. This is a nation that has been invaded and betrayed by her neighbors for CENTURIES, and yet her people and her culture remain to this day, and stronger than ever. May Poland remain indomitable until the end of time.

[@NotNormal654]

Man stop larping. Texas won’t stand a chance if it’s independent. Alot of Texans i know are against independence.

[@Frenchdefense9404]

​@@NotNormal654exactly

[@AkenValle]

Ignoring that they split neigboring country with nazis?

[@unassigned6106]

again, sir historyfeels blesses us with a master piece

[@HistoryFeels]

Recognise the starting melody anyone? Also I couldn't find reliable translated lyrics for this one (online ones are really bad quality). If any polish speaker could translate and reply to this I would be happy to add the translation! Edit - Ok "liberate" was a relative term here....

[@dobrygraczpro-o9761]

Cicho słyszycie to? Ktoś tutaj biegnie. Psia krew to niemcy. Chować się za ciężarówkę. Poczekaj to weźmiemy ich z zaskoczenia. Be quiet, do you hear this? Someone's running. Shit it is Germans. Hide behind truck. If you wait, we will take them from suprise. I translated few first words 0:00 - 0:15 If you want more just tell me what exacly you want

[@HelloEdits613]

farewell of slavianka

[@HistoryFeels]

@@HelloEdits613 You got it!

[@HistoryFeels]

@@krzysztofkalaman1229 Did you copy that from online? I found it also but it makes no sense in engligh

[@kermitthewarcriminal7896]

Imma try to translate it, and even tho my english is pretty shit, i can try. (Also, some of the lyrics may be diffrent beacuse some of the words dont even have an english counterpart): Crying willows made a noise The girl cried out loud From the tears she brought up her shining eyes For the bitter soldier's life fate For the bitter soldier's life fate Dont send a willow to us Sorrow which tears a heart apart Dont cry my girl Beacuse in the guerilla it isn't bad They play to our dance Cannon's and sten's noise Death harvests like fief But we dont know what's fear Is it rain is it sun burn's Everywhere a regular equal step can be heard Its the forest infantry going to battle On lips a song on face a happy sight On lips a song on face a happy sight They play to our dance Cannon's and sten's noise Death harvests like fief But we dont know what's fear They play to our dance Cannon's and sten's noise Death harvests like fief But we dont know what's fear This is the most accurate translation i can think of, i changed some parts as it would sound like nonsense to an english speaker, hope i helped :D

[@Ciborium]

Red Army "liberating" Warsaw like the Russian Army "liberating" Kiev.

[@8964-i3h]

Cringe

[@komendantyayo]

@@8964-i3h the only cringe here is you copy pasting all that russian propaganda, stfu already

[@ChrisMathers3501]

Ah, the Russians. Trustworthy as a fart after cheap Indian food and a hundred times more difficult to wash out of the driver's seat of your new truck. "March of the British Grenadiers" but the British grenadiers are marching into the French abbatis in wave after wave at the Battle of Ticonderoga.

[@ihavenoidea2735]

Шаурма это явно не индийское блюдо Хрисматерс? Йес оф курс

[@NotCondorTheBird]

Yet another example of how Poland was really fighting by itself for the whole war.

[@jackr2287]

The Russian army was ~40 miles away from the city when they halted. Soviet artillery ceased, it was undeniable the Soviet intent.

[@Alex-ip3fi]

“Guys their coming across the border! We’re saved!” “Wait, why aren’t they opening fire on the fascist???”

[@КотВасилий-м7н]

I could comment about poles starting the revolt mainly not to fall in red armys hands but I wont

[@komendantyayo]

@@КотВасилий-м7н don't discuss about something that you have no idea.

[@КотВасилий-м7н]

@@komendantyayo pfft so you are saying poles liked soviet union and waited for its support after all horrible things done in 1939?

[@juhexek]

@@КотВасилий-м7н No one said Poles liked Soviets but was there any other choice? They could totally surredner to nazis or fight them while the soviet army comes to help them. What is known is that they waited for Poles to die during uprising to have less problem with them while "liberating" Warsaw.

[@gregorforrest5402]

The blue in the polish flag represents their reliable allies.

[@hardcaselj111]

To my polish brothers in the scouts who died defending their homeland valiantly. You have my utmost respect as a czech American

[@FOX1MX]

Oglądam w czasie Godziny W 79 rocznica o7

[@Wojtoooo]

Also would love to see the version with Miracle on the Vistula/Battle of Warsaw with Piechota/Infantry which was a glorious victory

[@Kurtokk]

Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła !

[@HelloEdits613]

how did you comment four days ago the video was released today

[@Kurtokk]

@@HelloEdits613 Its a secret

[@mycatisachunkygoober]

Polish people tried their hardest to survive two giant powers crashing into them from east and the west that’s why I have a great deal of respect for polish peoples

[@KIngdomofAquila]

Niech zyje Polska!

[@NikolayMIA]

If they had waited, they wouldn’t start it in the first place. Absolutely unnecessary decision, what a waste of good men.

[@ipman7375]

Thank you mate for that work! Greetings from Poland!

[@chechenwojak5671]

Ah yes... The legendary russian "liberation"...

[@HistoryFeels]

Yeah liberate is relative in this context for sure

[@ihavenoidea2735]

soviet

[@alexdem1268]

@@ihavenoidea2735 ну хоть кто-то вспомнил что в ссср жили не только русские

[@chechenwojak5671]

@@ihavenoidea2735 same shit

[@8964-i3h]

600,000 Soviet soldiers died during the liberation of Poland... Every day I am becoming more and more convinced that it costs nothing for a European to spit on everything that matters to us...

[@krzysztofstruski3414]

Thank you very much. Im Polish and when i found this it was Like a present from the gods Chwała naszym dzielnym żołnierzom!🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱♥️♥️♥️

[@khorneflakes9760]

To you, Wojak. As long as you live, Poland is not yet lost.

[@DaYemenball]

As an american, I will never truly know the sheer amount of hardship and struggle you poles went through just to exist. Your stories are extremely important to all of us.

[@AwkwardDuck14]

"Liberate" As if they didn't invade at the start of the war aswell...

[@pancake_420]

Chwała Powstańcom

[@dobrygraczpro-o9761]

Akurat przed chwilą oglądałem kamienie na szaniec W poniedziałek zaczynamy przerabiać

[@_Freg_.]

Film się różni od książki podobno

[@krymichalpl7719]

I co zdałeś?

[@dobrygraczpro-o9761]

@@krymichalpl7719 nawet nie pamiętam bo już skończyłem tę szkołę:-D

[@nettraveller81]

I wouldn't say "liberate", more like "take over".

[@TheGrace020]

"under new management"

[@johnbaker4246]

The title has "liberate" in quotes, showing that it is supposed to be taken sarcastically, the poster of this video knows full well it wasn't liberation.

[@maxsiu0648]

Pro tip. How to get many comments and likes. Make video based on polish history

[@artonio5887]

lol no wonder the polish despise russia

[@werhoff7171]

Red army doesnt liberate Warsaw

[@josephhelgersonjoseph6115]

Major Tom but you’re an A-10 pilot strafing Soviet armor in the Fulda Gap.

[@GlobalPl08]

Dziękuję Ci... Thank you, I appreciate that you have not forgotten about the Poles. It's interesting that you used the fragments of speech of the President of the Republic of Poland from the beginning of the war with Nazi Germany, but it makes more sense than I thought, because the war with them did not end in 1944

[@randomestchannel]

Harbiye Marşı but the french broke back in to Antep

[@meotyda]

Man, great work! please, can you do next "Колискова для ворога", or some other Ukrainian song, but you are a fighter of the Azov regiment in blocked, surrounded, destroyed Mariupol, you're almost out of supplies and you will stand to the end for your mother Ukraine. 🇺🇦❤️ Please...

[@goodovski2373]

Чел, ты реально считаешь полк Азов хорошими людьми?

[@meotyda]

@@goodovski2373 Так. Я вважаю бійців полку Азов одними з кращих синів українського народу.

[@goodovski2373]

@@meotyda а то, что они изрисованы нацистскими символами тоже найкращий показатель?

[@puszmik]

@@goodovski2373 а у твоего прадеда тоже был флаг со свастикой в руке, а? Похмелье

[@goodovski2373]

@@puszmik у моего прадеда не было флага со свастикой в руке😐

[@aarotron2189]

Nyet molotov but you are finnish soldier in vyborg during russian offensive

[@ihavenoidea2735]

Russian offensive what? Attack?

[@aarotron2189]

@@ihavenoidea2735 continuation war during operation bagration soviets captured vyborg from finnish.

[@baal_hasan]

,,Boj o Ukrajinu'' But you are fighting the Bolsheviks for Kyiv

[@akibmahbubkhan7225]

Byrakter but your Russian mechanized troops are out of food, bullets, fuel, and surrounded well as the mangled corpses of your dead comrades and destroyed tanks near Kyiv.

[@kamroz0502]

as a pole i love this video, in a short bit it potrays a little piece of history that is often forgotten as the Warsaw Uprising, since there are two one is ignored, the warsaw ghetto uprising is the one most remembered and taught in the west while the Warsaw Uprising is often forgotten. My great grandparents fought in the uprising , both have passed but both met there and fell and love and a few years after the war my grandfather was born and he lived through the entire PRL-u times. now Poland is free and independant and im glad both my grandparents lived long enough to see it. Niech żyję polska! 🇵🇱

[@redbep]

This makes this Friday, a very tough Friday.

[@maciejniedzielski7496]

Gloria Victis! Cześć Bohaterom Powstania i Warszawianom!

[@ADAKO743]

Fantastic job.

[@Wladyslaw_Raginis]

Chwała bohaterów!

[@jakubwojtek1039]

Tak jest Panie Kapitanie!

[@patria3023]

I had family perish in the Warsaw Ghetto. No one who survived the war, and I don’t have any confirmed stories, but I had family in the city, and then some got out, and some stayed. And the ones who stayed….

[@damiannalepa2429]

It was terrible what Nazi Germany did to Jewish citizens of Second Rzeczpospolita. As a Pole I'm sorry for your family loss.

[@Cup815]

This was the most emotional one I gotta say.

[@FidoZip1988]

Now tell me the Polish arent justified in their hatred towards the Russians

[@wafflenen]

Moja duma, moje człowieczeństwo, moja miłość... To wszystko jest POLSKA😢🥺

[@cactuscartocratus7228]

My grandfather's brother fought in the Uprising. He moved to Florida after the war and started a family. They visited us in Poland in the 80's, couldn't even speak Polish. Wonder where they are now, if they still remember their heritage.

[@komendantyayo]

i am crying

[@kacpergawer2159]

More Polish warsongs.

[@Khamphalichsu-n3f]

What is the name of the song

[@SgtAndrewM]

"liberate"

[@Ilovekanye9111]

Verka Serduchka - Ukraina,but you are celebrating the victory of Ukraine.

[@Chad_Thunder-Koch]

Suggestion: For what’s it’s worth but you’re about to ambush a VC platoon as a 4 man SASR reconnaissance team with sawn off FAls and claymores.

[@olekcholewa8171]

You told there will be something on Warsaw Uprising and you kept the promise thank you.

[@benk239]

They will come! We can hold!

[@milton2137]

Cześć i chwała bohaterom

[@veter_wm5588]

"liberate"

[@Зубрстудио]

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[@grbookworm1984]

Hey, if you enjoy this video, I highly recomend the Polish film "Kanał" by Andrzej Wajda!

[@jackoneill8719]

Great one

[@КотВасилий-м7н]

Kinda historical inaccuracy here. Poland never wanted to be liberated bu communists, cause that would mean that their regime is going to be forcefully changed. That is why they revolted right when the USSR was near its borders to not let them take control of the country. USSR knew that and it just waited until the poles were completely smashed by nazi forces right by the river. Harsh but there are no good or bad sides in the war. Only ambitions.

[@crusader2604]

True

[@apoptose1558]

Up to 200 000 civilians dead, whole city razed to the ground.

[@verrico7536]

Man I love these. Really makes you relate to each and every soul that perished through our world’s wars. Request here, could you maybe make one about Colombian soldiers fighting the FARC? Or vice versa

[@HistoryFeels]

Yeah I could for sure at some point

[@jeudieleslavavelasquez8410]

Based Colombian soldiers.

[@olekcholewa8171]

Cześć i Chwała Bohaterom!

[@ANONlM]

A small correction of the title, not liberate but help in Warsaw

[@terrorgaming459]

You have to earn help you did nouthing the entire war

[@ANONlM]

@@terrorgaming459 Oh yeah? What about Norway, Britain, Africa, Iraq, Italy, Berlin?

[@velksa6835]

Bardzo dobry

[@ThisDutchDude]

We’re gonna hang out the washing on the siegfried line but you are a British soldier getting pinned down by a mg-42

[@reaperch.2476]

I noticed that one the resistance fighters on the pic is using Wz.1928 a lisenced copy of M1928A2 B.A.R

[@jakubwojtek1039]

Copy of 1918Bar

[@ahuman2013]

This quite really is epic

[@sharpclaw24]

Thank you for this video 🫡🇵🇱

[@titnesovic4522]

Rozszumiały się Wierzby Płaczące but you're waiting for the Red army to liberate Warsaw Good luck with that one, Hans is already coming your way with his Flammenwerfer.

[@polakgaming5703]

,,Njet Mollotoff" but you are Finnish soldier fighting in winter war

[@PrasNegro]

"Zabruje tako pjesme znane" but the Yugoslav army just surrendered starting the Yugoslav wars

[@pawepaw5991]

Kruca fuks This shit bussin

[@0skayoungman]

Liberation(Puppet)

[@TheUnitedStatesofAmerica8301]

Amazing as always!

[@marcellforest]

I had a Home Army (AK) officer in my family [*]

[@jononpaper]

Feels so weird understanding what theyre saying