The Animated History of Poland | Part 3

[@KingsandGenerals]

This is such a good series, I kinda hate myself for not thinking about it before. :-)

[@bosephinterton95]

Wait. THE ACTUAL KINGS AND GENERALS!

[@johanramirez3023]

Wowowowowowo my favorite channel comments in one of my favorite series :o

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

You're everywhere @Kings and Generals ;) Well, you can still cover many of the events mentioned in the animated history series, but from the military perspective.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Kamil Szadkowski I have been a fan of this channel forever. :-)

[@georgedoe4827]

Please Kings and Generals make an OBJECTIVE series about Poland's history cause this one sucks really bad! "The Soviet Union joined the allies late in the WW2"??? Not later than the USA anyway...! Distortion to the extreme...!

[@山丨山丂丂乇乇卩]

Poland is perhaps one of the most daring stories never told, so much that any Indian could relate to it. I hope Poland remains united as a nation for years to come. Love and Respect 🇮🇳 🇵🇱

[@eisbergsyndrom5010]

Poland is officialy my favorite nation I wasn't born in.

[@karlsylvain]

Such survivors!!

[@merquiadesmclellan2800]

Yup, I'm Polish Panamanian. Raised in the states but one thing is clear. All three countries are built off survivors. I'm very blessed to even be alive with how many times we've been wiped from the Earth

[@Void_Sevrin]

Merquiades Mclellan Same here. Polish but born and raised in Australia. So much fight in our ancestors blood to survive.

[@nikporc3939]

granny was born there and immigrated to Canada in the early 1900s. maybe our people were just meant to suffer forever? XD

[@raffaello_yt9013]

I'm from Poland and our education system is so broke

[@rustyJake_]

On behalf of not only all Polish people but also probably anyone stumbling on this video, thanks for this long series that you continued to work on for months!

[@Stickyrolls123]

Thank you for doing this! I learned very little about Poland growing up in the United States. The Polish people have my admiration and respect.

[@Nadsky_7]

FINNALY SOMEWONE WHO KNOWS THAT AUSHFIZ AND BIRKENAU ISN' POLISH!!!!! YESSSSSSSSS

[@blackcoat7175]

Not even polish but I always have a strong sense of pride for the nation and its people for some strange reason.

[@BoldMistreal]

Poland Can Into Space!

[@modmaker7617]

Bold Mistreal Poland is part of the European Space Agency so just what a few years, we Poles will go to the cosmos above.

[@MK.1599]

Well there is Moroslaw Hermaszewski a Polish pilot and General who went to space in 1978 for 8 days on board of Russian Sojuz 30.

[@BoldMistreal]

Michal Kobayashi But thats Commie Rockets, and for Poland to truely Into Space. It must use its Own Freedom Rockets

[@MK.1599]

Well some countries like USA for decades ware using Russian engines to send their people to space. So in that case does this mean that the mission and achievements of those people like Americans ware not theirs but Russians? Rocket engine makes there most of the rocket so how it is? Just want to know the rules of space travel.

[@BoldMistreal]

Michal Kobayashi Rules of Space Travel? I was just joking man haha.

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

The Animated History of Poland | Part 4 - Colonization of Mars

[@Kelnx]

Using Space Hussars?

[@marinarosario8855]

@@Kelnx they got wings, don't they? Just set them free

[@windowsthe13th52]

So that's how poland into space

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

@@Kelnx That would be sick tbh

[@teatime1848]

Polska can not into space

[@milanilic4428]

Man, i almost cried at the end. Mighty stuff! Glory to Poland, greetings from Serbia

[@ktośnapewno2222]

greethings form Poland

[@krzysztofciesla5165]

One human of Poland be in space, but more people think he was from another country.

[@Pwvxxxq]

@@krzysztofciesla5165 that is right,it was another country))))))))))))

[@cirpura7430]

I'm Lithuanian and Poland is so close neighbour of us and I didn't knew helf of the things from these videos. It's weird to know we share so much history but at the same time it's so different! Ty.

[@wBacz]

we should make Polish - Lithuanian union again

[@neoneoneofu]

@@wBacz Together with Ukraine and Belarus, once it becomes free (maybe with our help). That would be quite a Commonwealth :)))

[@wBacz]

@@neoneoneofu Not with Ukraine untill they stop celebrating nazism.

[@refreshrejoice5176]

Poland had such a rough history, yet they never gave up on their sovereignty. I hope one day no matter how unlikely they get rewarded for this and become the most powerful nation in Europe.

[@lm157]

Because it's like the words of our anthem: "Jeszcze Polaska nie zginęła kiedy my żyjemy"- "Poland has not died yet while we are alive". Poland is not only the land, Poland is in our hearts and souls and nobody can take it from us.

[@lockretvids]

And now, in the name of the Polish-Hungarian friendship, do the animated history of Hungary! :D

[@benji10832]

Lockret I support the idea, I'm a Pole and Hungary has always helped Poland and stood beside us. There is a saying ,,Polak Węgier dwa bratanki i do szabli i do szklanki" Thank you Hungarians and greetings from Poland.

[@lockretvids]

"Lengyel, magyar két jó barát, együtt harcol s issza borát. Vitéz s bátor mindkettője, áldás szálljon mindkettőre!" Love you Poland! You rock!

[@benji10832]

Lockret Thank you

[@benji10832]

Scott Fagerberg I agree

[@iceflacklee5923]

Huh so your HUNGARY for more eh

[@Dracopol]

"Żeby Polska była Polską!" ("Let Poland be Poland!" Chant of the Solidarity movement, and a freedom song)

[@Stork2579]

Thank you for all three episodes of the complex and sorrow history of my homeland. The longest series so far, which can mean something (especially for the sorrow part) when one will have a 2nd thought on it. That doesn't mean Poles are the chosen ones, unique or whatever but, just to have a little humble look from our East & West neighbors would be much appreciated. We are not worse (not better too) than for instance the West-Europeans think of us (servants, thieves or whatever) as we are sometimes considered within the EU. I'd say we are the biggest losers after the II WW even though we standed among the winners (in some instance thanks to them & their predecessors). Lost the most of people (%wise - almost 20%), economy was ruined and as a reward for our patriotic attitude towards Hitler we received 50 years of communists economy backwardness from Stalin. It hurt sometimes that not many people realize & appreciate our II WW involvement, sacrifice and how we got kinda left behind and forgotten in the end.

[@staszekr03]

Says a man with the most american profile picture i have ever seen!

[@espeditolito]

Stork2579 WOW these are the same things I think, here in Italy (I'm italian) nobady knoes Poland was in the Allies (and that is part of central and not eastern Europe, I discovered that it is very important talking to polish people).

[@generaldoomer2455]

@@staszekr03 America and Poland are close friends

[@jaredbrooks7219]

Not to mention the Polish Winged Hussars saving Europe from the encroaching Ottoman Empire! Much love and respect to the Polish peoples, truly a resilient culture.

[@Wuestenkarsten]

@@espeditolito Especially in Italy you should know about Monte Cassino...where after a long Battle the Polish Army got the hold on Monte Cassino (after New Zealanders, Australian and Brits and Americans couldn´t do it)........Best regards from Germany,and Peace to Europe!!!

[@szekelylunahun3196]

Love Poland from Hungary! :)

[@Exvich]

We also love you!

[@matthewkingston9914]

Never realised this before but Poland has gone through more annexations and civil wars etc than pretty much anywhere else, being Irish I know all too well about civil conflict and annexation but Poland is on another level entirely. great video, keep up the good work will def sub after this

[@wak69]

Poland can into space!

[@MK.1599]

Moroslaw Hermaszewski a Polish pilot and General who went to space in 1978 for 8 days on board of Russian Sojuz 30.

[@alphaomegaprime3923]

IM WITH YOU!

[@ch36799]

Poland was a already in Space. Poland has his own Space technology which is udes by NASA since many years.

[@TheRezro]

Plus from 2012 we are members of ESA launching own satellites.

[@kuroyasha2016]

It actually was in space... In 1978 a first polish astronaut was (with some soviets) in space.

[@ragnargrabson1287]

Poland has been rising like Phoenix from the ashes - stubborn, resilient, tough, spirited, and brave. It is slowly becoming an economic, and military power in central and eastern Europe. The Renaissance of "winged hussars"...

[@smoczejaja1453]

As a polish I can say that we had our astronaut! His name was Mirosław Hermaszewski and he indeed was in space.

[@bluespaceman7937]

I didn't know about that, it's interesting to see there was a Polish astronaut.

[@Nick-Cooper]

@@bluespaceman7937 - Both among American and Russian astronauts, there is no shortage of those with Polish surnames whose ancestors were Polish.

[@simpersamper961]

Poland is such a beautiful country :) . There are so many brilliant Poles successful in the USA. Love from Bangladesh.

[@Exvich]

Thank you, we Poles also send love!

[@brittislove]

I'm planning to visit Poland and I'm learning about its history, people, and customs. Thank you for educating me. Once Coronavirus dies down I will be going to Krakow and seeing the salt mines, bone chapel, tatra mountains, auschwitz, and enjoying the food.

[@erusthaliel1568]

Can't believe Karol Wojtyla, the Polish man who endured the tragedy of his country, the first Slav to be elected as Pope, and who later return to his country to inspire the same Solidarity movement, was not even briefly mentioned. :(

[@madtechnocrat9234]

on the other hand it's the only country to have 3 part video

[@ksotar]

@@madtechnocrat9234 well, 3 partitions as well, so it all makes sense.

[@krolkrukow257]

@@ksotar Did you mean 5 partisions?

[@yarpen26]

Even more modern Polish historians (at least those not on the government's payroll of course) agree that the Pope's role in bringing down communism was nowhere near as crucial as many had credited him back when he was still alive. Sure, the 1979 Kraków mass was a big PR stunt but the roots for Solidarity had been laid before, in the mid-'70s when the first illegal organizations defending workers' rights against state abuse were established. Also, the reason why the 1980s protests succeeded was because of the experience from the previous decades: whenever workers went on strike, intellectuals stayed silent, when intellectuals protested, workers didn't care. So everybody wanted to make sure the entire society would be on the same page this time around.

[@saintsone7877]

@@yarpen26 Yes, it was a huge PR stunt but also a huge bonding exercise. No doubt those at the Kremlin knew at that point there was NO way they were going to stop Poland gaining its' freedom from them one day. It became very clear on that tour that there was no stopping the march towards freedom and it was no longer a matter of IF but WHEN.

[@zFrostyii]

Proud to be Polish and watch this entertaining series. Keep up the good work! poland can into space 8)

[@angusyang5917]

Hey you finally finished it. Good job! I hope you one day reach 1M!

[@adampilarski7083]

Thank you so much for putting this together. I’m frankly furious that I never learned almost any of this through 22 years of schooling. My grandparents came to the US after ww2 and I’ve been in the dark on why that even would have been and what would have been going on with my family and homeland for 32 years of life. This really, really means a lot to me and is just the start of a huge deep dive into my own history.

[@mikadorek1]

Good words bro. You are welcome to Poland once you’ll be back.

[@datfisheboi6519]

The biggest case of ethnic redistribution in history! *dramatic music plays*

[@nell1251]

Well luckily we are doing better now

[@datfisheboi6519]

Provocateur Umm... How is that the fault of the British? Not saying they were perfect, but I don’t see how they can be blamed for this.

[@Patryk128pl]

Don't forget that Wołyń Massacre made that much easier for the Soviets.

[@Artur_M.]

Dat Fishe Boi We tend to be super bitter about the so called western betrayal in the Yalta Conference and onward, and place most of the blame for it on Churchill, when in reality it was Roosevelt who was more to blame, and the circumstances of course. Still completely bypassing the Polish government in exile while negotiating the future of Poland with Stalin, agreeing to pretty much everything the bastard wanted, and not even having the courtesy to inform their allies that they are already fucked and nothing can be done about it, was a shity thing to do.

[@kostam.1113]

Post 1945 Polish-German border is just perfect, straight line is always best border. Also Germans really deserved to be punished for everything what they did to Poles. Only crime in my opinion is expulsion of almost all Poles from what is now Western Ukraine(Lwow region).

[@Cardiologist89]

Love and support to Poland from India I will definitely visit sometime after corona!

[@Tomster22]

You forgot to mention Pope John Paul II, and his critical role in the collapse of Communism! As well as what he means to Poland.

[@WhiteGuardRUS]

Tom Sena,You forgot to mention which Gorbachev bastard is.

[@niecnota]

maybe what he means to you

[@piotrborowski775]

niecnota Co ty pierdolisz Papież Polak był jedną z najjaśniejszych gwiazd historii Polski,kurwa

[@haystackdmilith]

Pope had more impact on that than Wałęsa traitor.

[@alexsampsonite2176]

wasnt he the polish guy in the pic?

[@jacksonanuszkiewicz]

My father’s family left poland in the 1890s looking to start anew. My mother’s family is mixed Western European, but I have always felt my Polish ancestors calling to me more. I may only be about half Polish, but the Polish spirit lives through me and all others who share this blood. Za wolność Naszą i Waszą. For our freedom and yours. ❤️🇵🇱

[@496elcamino2]

Great job on the Polish series. Love to my polish brothers. Never quit

[@alphonsenguyen3737]

Love to Poland 🇵🇱 from Vietnam 🇻🇳 P.S: As we both share a history of struggle for our freedom and cultural identities from foreign imperial colonizers!

[@dariuszdrzewiecki4324]

I'm so impressed how good is your pronunciation of Polish cities names. Well done!

[@virginiacarter6858]

Thank you for this series! My family is polish, and we're currently trying to make sense of boat records and passports to find out why/how they immigrated.

[@mustiii6518]

Did u find out ?

[@q1q2q23]

I am a Polish-English translator, maybe I can help 🙂

[@mountainhobo]

Excellent, thank you. Some of the things you mentioned struck an emotional note with me, as nearly half of my family went through the Soviet gulags. One comment, though, and this is coming from a non-believer - the role of Pope John Paul II in ending communism in Poland cannot be overestimated, so just from the historical point of view it is an unusual oversight. Still, an excellent episode, thank you.

[@montmaudit]

same goes for his role in protecting peophiles in church - it just cannot be overestimated

[@spongemonkeysooz]

Yes, that was very important in Poland and in the US. He was also a good guy. I was so proud and happy when I heard thee outcome of thee election I called my mom at work saying we have a Polish Pope, we have a Polish Pope! My little niece took up the excitement,dancing. around, then looked at me and said what's a Polish Poke? 🤭 The things that stay in our memories are priceless 💞🙏🏼

[@williamdalrymple3775]

Best wishes to the very brave long suffering people of Poland.

[@ugricpatriot]

I'm a simple Hungarian. I see Poland, I click like. 🇭🇺❤🇵🇱

[@epicretrogamingx7351]

🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱

[@batukaganbat6093]

RESPECT!!! from Mongol great history great people. thanks for sharing

[@dennile_7355]

FINALLY

[@GregoryM1]

This was easily one of the best organized, constructed, and executed videos on KZbin. Excellent pacing, excellent information, entertaining to watch!

[@michaelcaggiano3033]

No mention of the Polish Pope Saint John Paul II? Nor the Catholic undercurrents of Solidarity?

[@burkosalw]

Many people open their eyes to the fact that John Paul II was not so good and that he was hiding pedophiles in the church

[@cokurde]

burkosalw u better search more info about hiding pedos and stop spread half truth. JP2 was of these who fight with them

[@rreojs7455]

burkosalw you better read more about him because you know little what he have done

[@burkosalw]

Yes, yes and that's why he had them in his immediate surroundings, eg in the form of a Mexican priest... JPII was the same as Franciszek, who supposedly established a special commission, but this one does not work and is only a façade. In addition, the JPII appointed a saint of a man who was responsible for the brutal treatment of the Indians even if they did not morg them. Like the fascist theologian Josemaria Escrive de Balaguer y Albas

[@patrykjar3449]

Does it change the fact he was an important part of polish history?

[@noahlaizer7434]

After watching this and learning the history of my country, I am very, much more, proud to be Polish! I cant wait to go one day.

[@lawmaker22]

God bless Poland! greetings from croatian brother

[@Macieks300]

2:38 wasn't police in Poland called milicja at the time?

[@pohenixwielki3178]

Yes it was. It appears at 3:26 2:38 is probably mistake.

[@ragnargrabson1287]

That's right or MO in short

[@slavicball3550]

Macieks300 Yep, it's a mistake

[@n7nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Macieks300 nope, it was called policja ty idioto

[@bingobongo4202]

@@n7nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn No teraz to dojebałeś geniuszu

[@MrHD71]

Glad you mentioned the katyn massacre

[@halcyonXT]

the Katyn massacre was done by the SS

[@MrHD71]

@@halcyonXT and the sky is red

[@Demicleas]

@@halcyonXT ah yes the german pistol argument. You do realize the soviets got those pistols from the germans. They intentaly made it look like the Germans did it by leaving their pistols. I mean why would the germans just leave behind so many guns?

[@skuadak2]

@@halcyonXT Russians admitted that it was their job. Rare case of Russians telling truth.

[@vikarhu3372]

Going through all that, Poland is a very strong country and I admire that, love to Poland!

[@DQUACK]

There been 1 polish person that went to space Mirosław Hermaszewski he went to space in 1978 on soyuz 30

[@staszekr03]

So then Poland has in to space 😁

[@Stilluetto]

DQUACK It’s a joke

[@lazz1811]

Even if so it wasn't a polish space program but i guess that counts

[@forgott_8182]

Poland can into space, Only Ones time

[@staszekr03]

Dam Polish Auto correct

[@broksjetheydontknow2400]

I always like Poland this story makes me understand them much better now

[@GentTX]

Wow, no mention of Pope John Paul II at all and what he did for Poland during the Cold War? I may not be polish but I call that a gross oversight.

[@burritofilms1714]

JJanse10 j

[@leavealekalone]

And also about Volhynia, murders of poles by ukrainians during WWII

[@zerotwotheexploiter-finder1487]

Yea, respect for him

[@Void_Sevrin]

My blood is Slavic. Mostly Polish and mix from neighbouring countries. Mother and Grandmother escaping Communism in the late 80s to Australia. Father left Poland to look for work and gaining citizenship with his wife and unborn child. My half brother and myself are the first ones born and raised in Australia in our families history. The Polish spirit has somehow been a part of me always, though not as strong as my ancestors. I’m proud of all of them surviving, and dying fighting to survive the devastating realities they had to face.

[@octapusxft]

Thanks for this series. I had heard that the Polish suffered a lot but this was even more than I thought.

[@mjh2728]

I love that "Polska can into space" countryballs reference at the end

[@realramas]

Greetings from Lithuania brothers, one day we will stand united vs Adolfs Putlers red zombie army of hell

[@inzyniertv9305]

Belorus is our land. Lec take it back

[@bulavo]

Lithuania and Poland are not occupied by Russians you dumbass! also - Russian army will destroy Lithuania and Poland within hours, its just a fact

[@benji10832]

They couldn't destroy us for two centuries. Poles never back down.

[@realramas]

bulavo not occupied now, but they will try to invade sooner or later and then NATO will put russians to their place once and for all.

[@aver_nestress4570]

Poland can be beaten, but can't be desrtoyed.

[@gordonlai9248]

The Third Partition of The Animated History of Poland. Great work!

[@Heisen2420]

I'll give my Respect to Poland and it's people for being strong survivors.

[@Lina-after-dark]

I’m crying for Poland right now. Poland didn’t deserve all of that.

[@Reignlief]

I always find the story of Poland so sad and similar to the welsh (read native britons) only Poland was far more successful many a time and united where we failed. 1000 years of war and occupation and we welsh barely control our own laws. the Poles on othe other hand, held strong, no matter what the world threw at them, even in defeat they still won.

[@wyrwanyzesnu450]

I have heard and read a lot about your history One day, I wish you complete freedom and independence in YOUR OWN COUNTRY

[@saintsone7877]

One day it will come Bronwynn. NEVER give up hope. That is the only way to prevent it happening. Honour your history, teach it daily to everyone who has forgotten. Rekindle the flame of freedom where it has been extinguished. The future is in the peoples hands. Wish you success.

[@emiliawisniewski3947]

Stay strong Bronwynn - adfyd a ddwg wybodaeth, a gwybodaeth ddoethineb! Learn your native tongue, keep your religion, teach your children Welsh history, stay true to your Welsh roots. No one can take away your Welsh heritage.

[@saintsone7877]

@@emiliawisniewski3947 Djenkuje Emilia. Very well said. I was born in Australia and am a proud Australian but am also proud of my parents Polish Roots.. Your heritage is who you are. Never be ashamed of your roots as that is your heritage as Emilia stated. Only if you forget them or lack pride in them should you be ashamed as that means you are ashamed of who YOU are and nobody should ever be ashamed of their own being as we are all unique no matter what else binds us as humans.

[@emiliawisniewski3947]

@@saintsone7877 - I'm Australian too with Polish parents on both sides. :-)

[@Rillien]

This series made me cry for the tragic history of my homeland. Thank you for these videos!

[@TrainmakerPL]

Thank You for your time and effort. Great series! And I must admit You did pretty well with pronouncing polish names :)

[@maxsportsman2416]

“Maybe one day Poland can enter space” that’s as funny as the South Park episode where the boys get the “Mexican space program” to send a whale to the moon

[@swiftlessons]

Love this video series, thanks for sharing! Now, please do the history of New Jersey... (kidding)

[@joeroganofficial5433]

why nj that’s quite specific

[@Duncevideos]

As an American with Polish heritage who was raised in New Jersey I take this very specifically offensive.

[@RKNYC]

Doit

[@Polish_mapper_sus]

I love that countryball in the end!!! Poland can and WILL into space!!!

[@whitherwhence]

Poland Ball in a little space helmet was so cute

[@nakedsnakeee5717]

First of all I want to thank you for Your hard work to made this video and whole project. It was great time to watch this, and do some little repeat from history. Thank you!

[@szymonkaes1391]

First protests and strikes against communism in Poland was in Poznań in June 1956, that was almost named an uprising, not in the Gdynia and Szczecin in 1970

[@stevechmielowski346]

Thanks!

[@ariadneschild8460]

Thanks for this quick history series, its a shame Poland gets lost in the history of ww2.

[@zerotwotheexploiter-finder1487]

As a pole, I appreciate this series as it helps people see what we have accomplished in the past. Also I love reading the comments, they are so nice :D

[@eldiablomatadore8580]

One mistake. Lech Walesa wasnt the creator of Solidarność nor it wasnt a cult a person : common misconception. He only took leadership a rpresentative role of movement rooted strongly in catholic church in crucial negotiations between communists and regural workers who decided to rebel against goverment. (most industries was controlled by gov - thats how centrally steering economy works). Hes very controversial figure. Recently found documents suggest that he couldve worked with commies to distort meaning of this word . He also syphatises with left & globalists. & his speeches may suggest that he indeed have sth to hide. If he has sth to hide then it means that Commies have still infunce on Polish politics.

[@desmondp2899]

Yeah walesa aka bolek, was a communist snitch, the whole solidarity movement was taken over by communist puppets. We got false heroes today created for the masses. The guy has IQ of a tadpole and can't form a proper sentence so how could he have been a leader of anything on his own? And of course he did not start the movement.

[@dorotapena2063]

Not "could have" but he certainly did. The court approved his signatures as legit on documents proving he was a snitch, reporting for financial benefits.

[@christophermills9289]

Thanks, watched all three of these. Please keep doing these. Thank you.

[@Otryvik]

im proud of my country. Poland never gives up

[@Exvich]

These series are great! Thank you very much for spreading the knowledge of my strong and brave country - Poland!!

[@mateuszmatuszewski4105]

YOU FORGOT OUR POPE WHO GAVE US HOPE

[@bella-wznr]

Ale rymy !:D

[@Woomiasty]

Rymy jak cholera bro

[@L_back]

Ale rymy... jakbyś Ty był na protestach anty-radzieckich w 20 wieku to ZSRR już dawno by wyszło, bo to taki fajny rym! :DD

[@firstname728]

God Bless Poland from Australia. Polack Aussie two brothers

[@krystianszkoda9060]

2:36 It wasn't ''Policja''.In that time police units was called ''Milicja'' (from 1944 to 1990)

[@krystianszkoda9060]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milicja_Obywatelska

[@TheRezro]

Technically yes, but considering that "Rus cant do words" and don't know what militia is. I do see why he used less confusing terminology.

[@Jan-ne2zl]

Hey, im from poland, and i like this wideo, and also im glad that you made it so clear, so every one will know about history of poland :)

[@Jan-ne2zl]

i think that Antisemitism is stupid, and also i think jews are stupid thinking that they are chosen people.

[@Jan-ne2zl]

i'm historian and also i'm from poland and this is short video that teatch many people about country, if someone is more interested, he should find informations in books not on the internet ?! and also are you from poland ?!

[@Jan-ne2zl]

czy ty jesteś skrajnie prawicowy?

[@TeddyTheAcro]

This is so great! The problem is that back in the People's Polish Republic there wasn't Policja, it was Milicja

[@laleczkabacovsky6205]

Animated history of Poland, very well spoken and easy to understand for a short documentation.

[@IchisePoland]

2:35: It was not policja, but milicja. Milicja was like a tool to enforce terror, and after the communiam fell changed into policja becomming normal police

[@ozix96]

My grandfather was from the area of ​​today's Vilnius. His family had a choice, either to be Polish and to leave or stay and be in the USSR. As a small child with the family, they rode in an animal carriage. He also talked about soldiers who had been cursed as they had to steal food from civilians to survive. Hardly anyone dared to help them because they did not have much, and the next day the KGB came to the village and accused them of help. Sorry for my English :)

[@JurassicRaptor1993]

To the best of my currant knowledge, I'm not Polish, non the less I have always liked Poland and support them. Long live Polska!

[@leemorales3884]

Thank you for this!! I am from the United States, Mexican American and I will be living in Poland for a long time supporting the best interests of the United States and Poland alike.

[@skywolf8675]

Much love and respect for Poland from Romania 😉

[@twisters999]

I'd been waited for so long :DDD Great material as always! :D Thanks :3

[@Wiesto1]

If not Poland another nation cannot into spacer, but 1 men from Poland was on Space, so Poland Can into Space

[@juliam7638]

hi from Poland, yep we always come back

[@salimpl5877]

What a great ending! You made my day! For sure Poland can into space one day! 😂

[@burkosalw]

And one Pole was in space. Wladyslaw Hermaszewski

[@jakubw.2779]

Well actually Poland can into space. as of 2017 polish built rocked reached low orbit Edit: sorry, bad info. Actually ILR-33 "Bursztyn" reached top layers of the atmosphere. But it's close :D

[@dzejrid]

burkosalw His name is Mirosław, you uneductaed swine.

[@TheRezro]

Also from 2012 we are member of ESA launching own satellites.

[@detroid2040]

I don't want to space na 100% I don't want

[@JAlucard77]

Much like UKRAINE, the Polish people are a strong people that have endured countless horrors on them. But through it all they remained Polish. And that is why I have a profound respect for them and their country. As an American citizen with no connection to them, but I really enjoy learning about them and their country. I hope to visit there someday.

[@monkey-sp1zb]

Fun fact that almost nobody knows: Poland was in space ( by that I mean a polish person was in space)

[@river_riv._]

My grandma participated in the Wrocław protest and she has a cloth in her house, she participated from the late 60's and early 80's till she immigrated to Colorado

[@tomimanu1090]

Dzięki za filmy o Polsce dzieki!😊thanks for film's abaut Poland

[@danutabender1210]

Comment by DanutaTeresa: All your work on this project got attention of many computer users and many positive and negative feedbacks, I'm proud. Well done. There is enough room in the world for all kind of opinion, but you can not change history. And some part of human society will remain "bully". Stay positive!

[@Papasmurf7597]

Thank you for this very interesting view of Poland. I've traced my own heritage way back to 'Ruthenian' roots. B.F. Rajkiewicz

[@aframeofhistory1369]

I have been waiting forever thanks for making part 3

[@Tbpoilspill2010]

I wish I could still talk to my From Poland Family members. My Great Grandma had multiple birth certificates with different data. She single hndedly took care of the majority of the lineage and for most part of the 20th century she did it without a man as he passed away somewhere near 45 years before her. She never remarried but managed to raise 12 children, and many of those childrens children as well.

[@blackorange5091]

Absolutely amazing job, thank You very much for the effort you’ve put into all 3 videos! :)

[@tim.a.k.mertens]

i showed this series to my polish girlfriend, and she loved it, GOOD JOB

[@Estenberg]

Good three part series on Poland. I subscribed and will watch more. Nice work.

[@hubertkubiak619]

There actually was one guy that went into space (on a soviet rocket with russian crew, but it counts, eh?)

[@EricSzczepanski]

With Lithuania's history tied so close to Poland's, any plans to make the Animated History of Lithuania?

[@SlavicWolfPL]

There are some things in animation off (like student protesters in 1968 using slogans... exploited by communists against the protesters), also Operation Unthinkable was being considered in the final phase of WW2, not later. But there are also certain little snacks I love, like (seemingly generic) returning memebers of Gov.-in-Exile. Ryszard Kaczorowski, the last President-in-Exile (sadly, one of 2010 Smolensk crash victims) really looked like that.

[@elcoronelkol-x4410]

And also Wojciech Jaruzelski - the only Polish president who was in North Korea :).

[@TheRezro]

He is only technically a "Polish president" as he was only acting president after collapse of PRL, before first true election.