The Soviet Union Betrays Poland (WW2)

NEW 🇫🇷 PLUSHIE: www.mrspherical.store/product...
Near the end of World War 2, as the Soviet Red Army pushed the German's back towards Berlin, Polish rebels (known as the Polish Home Army) in the capital, Warsaw, started a last ditch uprising!
They knew that they didn't have any time or options left: if the Soviets took the city they'd install a communist government; or, if they didn't, the German's would raze the city to the ground.
But the Soviets were getting close, and were encouraging the Polish rebels to rise up. So, with little choice left, the Warsaw Uprising begins. But will the Soviets actually help with Polish rebels like they said they would? Or is it all a clever ruse? Watch to find out...
-----------------------------
🌟 EXCLUSIVE VIDEOS, EARLY ACCESS, and DISCOUNTS! / mrspherical
👕 MERCH! ► www.mrspherical.store
💬 DISCORD SERVER ► / discord
📺 OTHER COOL CHANNELS... (that definitely aren't ours)
► www.youtube.com/@MrSpherical/...
-----------------------------
#Poland #WW2 #Warsaw #SovietUnion #USSR #Russia #Nazis #WorldWar2 #animation #animation #history #education #educational #polandball #America #USA #UK #Italy #Polish #Rebel #Betrayal #mrspherical #noideaanimation #pwa #drewdurnil #KaliningradGeneral #nazism

[@MrSpherical]

Check out our Plushies: www.mrspherical.store/collections/plushies-1 And consider becoming a Patreon and supporting the channel: www.patreon.com/mrspherical

[@--XxPixelated_AnimationzxX--]

FIRST REPLY!!!

[@WildGreenPhysic]

i Am Ready Sir! Second Reply!

[@Woweyz_Mapz]

Third

[@MaRielle-jv6zj]

Fourth

[@jamesystew2014]

Fifth

[@PolskaLOfficiaL]

As a polish ,this war broke my heart 💔

[@filipR11]

Same

[@tyrkiooo2927]

I'm also Polish and I agree.

[@TimMatterSnorri999]

Why Sovietunion??? WHY STALIN WHY DID YOU BETRAY POLSKA????

[@FalangeRevolutionary986]

​@@TimMatterSnorri999Cause he's evil

[@TimMatterSnorri999]

@@FalangeRevolutionary986 thats right!

[@chillearth2024]

Respect to all those Brave Poles who fought hard in the uprising.

[@GeoJanek]

My ancestors😢

[@andrewpatton5114]

My grandfather was a courier: he was captured by the Nazis, shot by a firing squad and lived, went back to work, got captured again, and assigned as a slave to a German farmer.

[@chillearth2024]

​@@GeoJanekThey fought for the Greater good for Poland. Respect to them.

[@GeoJanek]

@@chillearth2024 Thank You

[@chillearth2024]

​@@GeoJanek😊

[@szucsbende2750]

Its sad that the warsaw uprising was ended in a tragedy. Respect for the fallen Heroes! From Hungary! 🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱

[@manishdyall4779]

On top of that, the USSR NEEDED to consolidate after all those advances. yes, there was a political component to Moscow's refusal to support them, but Soviet High Command could also argue that the troops were too exhausted and supply lines too stretched to support the uprising.

[@canaldefigamenoelmaamguevo9356]

Hungarian kiddos

[@szucsbende2750]

@@canaldefigamenoelmaamguevo9356 Cry about it!

[@jolantakanabrodzka709]

Dziękuję bracie kto zna naszą historię ten wie jak Węgrzy zachowali się szlachetnie wobec Polaków w odróżnieniu od ukraińskiej swołoczy

[@05KAR]

@@jolantakanabrodzka709 Węgrzy kolaborowali z Austriakami i z Niemcami, tak jak dzisiaj z Moskwą, żeby tylko zgarnąć resztki z ich stołu. Nie znasz naszej historii, nie wiesz co się dzieje, znasz jakieś slogany i wierszyki.

[@Bruno_Playz]

I see people cursing Soviets to not to help the poles in the Uprising,here are the reasons why they didn't helped the poles: 1-Due to Operation Bagration,soviets had overstretched their supply lines badly and their repair factory for tanks were 100km away(the nearest) 2-Soviets if crossed the vistula river,they could have been enveloped by the Germans easily same like the Polish soviets war 3-Soviets already had suffered 1 million casualties during Operation Bagration and had to wait for reinforcements to arrive 4-Polish rebels were anti communist and obviously due to political interests the soviets wouldn't had helped them but soviets did allowed Poles to fight with them against Germany and allowed them in Victory Parade too

[@conservativeperson2946]

But washed by propaganda people don't understand you.They think USA is angel, USSR is devil.

[@daniilgrib]

Thanks for the explanation

[@Bruno_Playz]

@@daniilgrib mention not

[@pimpeko]

the Russians were on the other side of the Vistula

[@Bruno_Playz]

@@pimpeko that's what I mentioned comrade

[@Opaline_Arcana]

I remember hearing that there was an incredible partisan with his team in Poland. This partisan was handed over to Zoska. He is the buff leader of the partisan team. This team tried to resist the Nazis at the time when Poland was occupied by Germany. This Zoska partisan and his team became known throughout Poland. Unfortunately, they failed to liberate the city. Unfortunately, they were still killed. However, despite this, they became known throughout the country. Even now you can hear about Zoska and his partisan team.

[@zuskaaaw5781]

actually, he is also one of the main characters in polish middle-school set book "Stones for the Rampart". It describe Zośka's and his 2 friends: Rudy and Alek work in the Polish Underground. Jan (Rudy) was captured by the nazis and interrogated using torture but he stayed loyal to Poland even if it meant that he was going to die. His friends wanted to get him back and that's how on the 26 of March 1943, 5.30 pm the "Operetion Arsenal" begun. They successfully released Bytnar (Rudy) from the hands of SS-man (nazis). Sadly, Rudy's wounds were too deep and they couldn't save him + Dawidowski (Alek) has been shot and also died 4 days later (the same day as Jan). Tadeusz (Zośka) had a hard time to adapt to his best friends death but he still decided to help Poland become independ from anyone again. Zawadzki (Zośka) died a year later (08.20.1943) in an attack on the watchtower of Grenzschutzpolizei. I really recommend this book to anyone who is intrested about wwII. There is also a movie adaptation but there is a lot of fictional situations while the book is pure non-fiction (the author used Zośka's diary, people statements and the information he knew himself as he was actually acquainted with the main characters).

[@Opaline_Arcana]

​@@zuskaaaw5781When I studied in Poland, I read this book. I really liked this book. Now they would be as brave as Zoska and his friends. Now there would be people like them helping Ukraine. But if everything was so simple.

[@Opaline_Arcana]

​@@zuskaaaw5781If you are from Poland, you can speak Polish.

[@Opaline_Arcana]

​@@zuskaaaw5781I love Ukraine 🇺🇦, Poland 🇵🇱, UNIA Europe and NATO, as can be!

[@zuskaaaw5781]

@@Opaline_Arcana chcialam po angielsku napisac, bo nie bylam pewna czy mowisz po polsku + moze ktos inny, by moj komentarz zobaczyl i ich to zainteresuje. Tez mam ogromna nadzieje, ze Ukraina powstrzyma Rosje i dołączy do nas (UE i NATO), trzymajcie sie 🇺🇦

[@LilacTuba]

I really love everything about this video. The most breathtaking part of this video is how Poland has an army of his own and is strong enough to defeat the Nazis and Soviets for revenge but he really doesn't. The previous installments, "Germany Good, Nazis Bad", and "The Soviet Union Expands" have World War II twists in them, but this one has even more World War II twists.

[@Toxic_Man_]

And this nonsense and historical do not coincide!

[@ULTRABATMAPPING24]

Polish were natzis to!. Learn history.

[@endzor]

You should research polish pre war history

[@AntoniNSB]

3:25 THE GREAT PIEROGI

[@PakBallandSami]

Germany: iam invading poland lol Poland: oh sh*t here we go again Ussr: i will save you poland Germany: what? Poland: what? UK: what? France: what? Ussr: what?

[@JordanSKTorres]

😂

[@Mahmas]

More like "we are here to change the managment" cus well... russians werent mutch better then nazis, especialy in Silesia where they were way, way worse.

[@GreaterPakistan760]

GREATER ENTER THE CHAT!

[@MahanBayati]

Even the man who said it himself is confused

[@Kubson21_]

There is a book "kamienie na szaniec" which is about young people during the ocupation in poland. It is amazing

[@spoon3448]

Ther's nothing amazing about occupation.

[@Kubson21_]

@@spoon3448 I mean that the book is amazing not the ocupation. Think for a second, bro.

[@Stormtrooper_art]

jedna z lepszych lektur szkolnych

[@maciekw.7923]

Yeah the book is great but it's also pretty sad

[@Kubson21_]

@@maciekw.7923 yeah

[@ratata8390]

- How much political PROPAGANDA should be made in a video? - YES.

[@PanAugusto83]

Mad ruzzian? 🥺

[@wojtdid4700]

I live in the former Jewish district of Warsaw which was entirely destroyed during the war It's really depressing that this city will never be the same. It sucks to see last pre-war buildings being demolished, it's heartbreaking to know that there are almost no native Varsovians remaining on our side of the river... I'm a big fan of polish culture, old architecture and all pre-war Varsovian folklore stuff and it's just really sad that my city has been so heavily harmed by the war and that I've been raised here without truly experiencing that old Varsovian vibe "Ojczyzna bez żołnierza to jak bez miecza kat..." Cześć i chwała bohaterom

[@Red_Justice]

Have you ever thought that the Soviet lines of snobbery have really become very strained? They had already made the same mistake during the Soviet-Polish war (where the Poles were aggressors and occupiers). It was because of the deterioration of supplies that the "Miracle on the Vistula" took place.

[@PanAugusto83]

"Miracle on the Vistula" is a term created by the political opponents of Marshal Piłsudski. The point is that it's more of a miracle than his doing. We can debate which general came up with the idea of attacking from the Wieprz River, but this maneuver was decisive in defending Warsaw and stopping the red plague :)

[@Red_Justice]

@@PanAugusto83 "Red plague".If economic equality is a plague to you, then I feel incredibly sorry for you.

[@PanAugusto83]

@@Red_Justice Yes, communism is a plauge. My country and the whole of Eastern Europe suffered because of it. Citizens of the USSR also, but not in russian propaganda.

[@goodlock5696]

​@@PanAugusto83capitalist is OK? Do u know what is that? 😂😂😂

[@PanAugusto83]

@@goodlock5696 Yeah I know what is that and I know it's better than communism

[@endzor]

3:53 Stalin learned his mistake during soviet-polish war, during which red army walked into warsaw as into a trap and got encircled. So he didn't risk it. Soviet-polish war was started by Poland and after the peace Poland occupies western Belarus and Ukraine.

[@countryballsanimationstudio24]

From thumbnail alone, I can already tell that this is going to be a banger of an episode

[@countryballsanimationstudio24]

Also, quick question, is it alvaro or oliver reply to our comments

[@ULTRABATMAPPING24]

It is historically inaccurate.

[@vetixo]

As a Pole, I'm happy that you even mentioned about this event.

[@hubisow4838]

Only 82k views? It deserves more. I am from Poland, while I havent learned anything as I knew it prior theres a lot of grest details like soviet offensive stopping on vistula river and hour W (5 pm the hour the uprising started). Great job mr spherical team!

[@kaangoksen2659]

"As a Turkish student studying at the Warsaw School of Economics, I want to express my support for my Polish friends. I am aware of your history, and my respect for all of you, regardless of gender or age, is boundless. (Your language is quite difficult.)" xd TR PL

[@malwareedits]

As a Pole, you PERFECTLY nailed the spirit of ours. We are always battle ready, no matter the circumstances and for that I respect you.

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

As a Canadian. Many of us wanted to March further at the end of ww2 and free you and Ukraine and others. It's a shame for some of us. But. You Ukraine and Finland are making us proud. You 3 will be the next Canada and shock the world with your readiness.

[@KoreanBall032]

Soviet : "Your liberation is ab...." Poland : "IT'S A SCAM" Soviet : *YOU DIDN'T HAD TO CUT ME OFF* Edit : Yay! I am in the patreon supporters!

[@user-pt8vm3mz3v]

I saw you again

[@quantruongtung6178]

@@user-pt8vm3mz3v these type of comment is getting annoying

[@TheUltraman4]

Wow

[@Overthrowgovernment]

1:40 why they got AK’s? they weren’t invented until 1947 and WW2 ended in 1945.

[@ArstoczkaPL]

XD 🤣🇷🇺

[@user-ru7fh6lm8j]

Mr. Spherical! I absolutely cannot agree with what you have shown in this video. It is completely incomprehensible to me how history can be distorted in such a way. Now let me tell you what really happened. First of all, in 1944 there were 2 organizations claiming power in liberated Poland: the Polish Government in Exile, which was located in London at that time, and the Polish Committee for National Liberation, created by the USSR. Each organization had its own secret organs in occupied Poland. At the same time, the Government in Exile has had almost no diplomatic relations with the USSR since 1939. It was the Government that planned the uprising in Poland. The goals of this uprising were quite anti-communist: it was supposed to capture Warsaw at least 12 hours before the arrival of the Red Army, proclaim the political and administrative authority of the organization of the Polish emigrant government, thereby forcing the USSR to indirectly recognize it. Coordination with the advancing Soviet units was not provided for in the plan. The leadership of the Home Army (the structure of the Government in Exile) had no plans to help the Red Army in crossing the Vistula and liberating Warsaw. The command of the Red Army, the Supreme Command of the Polish Army (the structure of the Polish Committee), Polish leftist organizations operating in the Warsaw underground did not receive any official information about the preparation and date of the uprising led by the Home Army. The uprising, it can be said, failed on the very first day, as the Germans were warned about the date and time of its beginning and were able to strengthen their positions in the city. The rebels had to fight in a residential part of the city, without artillery, tanks, aviation, etc. At the same time, the Western allies were afraid to help the Poles in the uprising: Europe had already been divided into spheres of influence during the Tehran Conference (1943), it was not planned to return the old government to Poland. As for the USSR, for a future offensive against Germany, it was necessary to ensure a safe rear in Poland. At the same time, the government with anti-communist policies and territorial claims to the Soviet Union tried to seize power in it, so the Red Army did not seek to help the rebels in the first place. The Prime Minister of the Government in Exile met with Joseph Stalin after the outbreak of the uprising. The Western Allies advised to start negotiations on the Soviet-Polish war and unification with the Polish Committee into a single authority (the USSR was ready for this), but the minister showed geopolitical shortsightedness and refused these proposals. Stalin initially did not believe in the success of the uprising, he considered it "an unrealistic task, since the rebels do not have weapons, while the Germans have three tank divisions only in the Prague area, not counting infantry." As a result, all attempts by Polish London circles to share responsibility for the situation with the USSR, and even more so to shift the burden of solving the conflict with reality that arose on the USSR, in which they got bogged down, turned out to be completely fruitless. On November 15, 1944, at a meeting with the Polish delegation, Stalin said: "If we had been asked, we would not have given advice to rebel." He explained the delay of the Soviet troops near Warsaw by the presence of the high left bank of the Vistula and the need to pull up at least 40 divisions, weapons and food. In the end, I want to apologize for all possible errors in the text, because I used a translator for such a huge text. I hope I have fully explained my position, and the mistakes made in this video will be corrected soon!

[@rodrigoroa6753]

Thank you for this lesson in history, ultra nationalist poles and the west have tried to rewrite this chapter of WW2 for ideological reasons, the evil reds betrayed and left poles to themselves which is laughable and not the actual truth.

[@Nuggetthecountrycat990]

6:14 USSR literally used the YEET card on the nazi and called it a "nap" 💀

[@aleksandrakoc9412]

W

[@manishdyall4779]

To be fair to Soviet Union, the failure to support the Warsaw uprising was also due to military prudence: She needed to consolidate after all those advances. Even with Germany in tatters, the allies were always going to need to consolidate or they would have taken some easily avoidable Ls.

[@play-de6hz]

Yes, and Poles, Jews and other peoples suffered from the Nazis. But after all, the peoples of the USSR also had a hard time. More than 30,000,000 million inhabitants of the USSR died from the Reich.😢😭💔

[@Saurob_Nlack]

27 millions. This is more correct.

[@apzaluska8615]

Yes but 70% of them are killed on stalin orders

[@komandorszop4095]

Soviets been that same brutal like Nazits they killed many civilians and destroy mamy homes in my opinion Soviets been that same like Nazits

[@Americanmanthatlikesoil]

And Leinengrad and stalingrad were the deadliest battles of the whole war

[@naintstane]

As a Polish i need to say Thank you Man,not many people knows how it realy was in Poland back then but thanks to this video it might change❤

[@JedenastySynMalice]

Better watch The Soviet Union Expands and check the facts about the general place. Well, unless it's cool how it presents your country as a bunch of idiots, hiding real facts not only on historical grounds. There is still a lot of work ahead of him.

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

As a Canadian. Your people and Ukraine as well as Finland are likely to be the next Canada in ww3. Your nation's have finally stood up and are opposing the historical travesties trying to be committed in the modern age. Make us proud boys make us proud. We got your backs, but time for you guys to show you aren't taking the bs again and are going to lead your own ways in the world without threat from others.

[@Velharth]

I don't know why everyone think poles like pierogi so much, here in Poland its just a food you eat once a few months during some bigger holiday.

[@dontcheckoutmychannel7966]

8:48 the metal pipe sound got me 💀

[@Mrkerlololfrfrreal]

0:04 i fell bad for babies

[@Rainyclouddayy]

I'm so happy that Mr Spherical actually posted after awhile

[@miosz8129]

After nearly 80 years there's still debate in Poland if this uprising had sense or not but what is undebateable is memory and respect for people from warsaw and famous polish actor Bogusław Linda said some wise words about this uprising

[@LS-Moto]

I don't think its a matter of sens. The Poles hoped for support from the Soviets, but that never happened. America and the UK did help, but it was incredibly hars for them, because they had to fly over all of Germanys controlled areas, which was dangerous. If were going to talk about the sens of Polish people defending, then might as well talk about the sens of the entire war.

[@Komish-]

The animation in this episode is crazy! I would rather wait for high quality episodes like these. Nice work

[@slavic_viking9638]

It would be fun to have such videos about various resistance like the Jugoslavian resistance

[@memerland3214]

These “partisans” were a bunch of bandits who threw unarmed Warsaw residents into the machine guns and tanks of the Hermann Goering division. They wanted to seize power by any means, and this cannot be called anything other than a provocation. Moreover, these provocateurs did not warn the Soviet command about the uprising, and the Soviet Union was able to drop supplies when it was already too late. and the Germans launched a counteroffensive in Poland. However, the Soviet leadership did not immediately realize that this was a provocation, possibly by the Polish immigrant government, whose agents, such as Gen. Anders, created underground fascist Polish cells that killed real Polish partisans of the Polish Committee of National Liberation and Soviet soldiers - our ancestors on the territory of Poland. The same immigrant government promoted the story of the Katyn massacre, alleging that Soviet troops shot Polish officers, which outraged not only the Soviet leadership, but also Churchill himself, who, together with the USSR, agreed that this was a fascist provocation that would benefit Hitler. It is interesting that Poland at the beginning of World War II was a state with a fascist dictatorship, and it is no wonder that Europeans called it “the hyena of Europe.”

[@fnafgodzillaprime]

Thank you for still making these videos

[@kotho1671]

Indonesia helping fight with Poland is really cute

[@alexanderross8462]

3:26 ad skip

[@Geography917]

It’s always a good day when MrSpherical posts a new video

[@OnFunProdu2260]

Niech żyje Polska!

[@0_Tierra.is.canon_0]

DOKŁADNIE!

[@canaldefigamenoelmaamguevo9356]

Polish kids again

[@0_Tierra.is.canon_0]

@@canaldefigamenoelmaamguevo9356 You have problem with that?

[@Stormtrooper_art]

Niech żyje Polska!!!!

[@user-zf8vt1wm7p]

@@canaldefigamenoelmaamguevo9356 what's wrong?

[@stargazer-elite]

I love the speech bubble in the top right corner that tells the viewer why the Poland Countryball is flipped it reminds me of the armchair historian’s “lil grif”

[@graceneilitz7661]

Ok, it was stupid of the Poles to launch an uprising without (at minimum) consulting the UK government. The Red army was also having supply problems, so making sure the Red army could help in force, if it wanted to would have been smart as well. I do not doubt the bravery of the Poles, but I believe that their leaders made bad choices and bad preparation.

[@SquidBeatsSB]

7:17 metal pipe

[@SnuppOfficial]

Yep

[@moseszulu9623]

as always good work mr spherical

[@igolox]

This video was great. Thank you for making this masterpiece ❤❤❤

[@VirginiaRailfanProductions]

Sick! Can’t wait my spherical guy!

[@altendoyt]

Amazing video on the Polish resistance!

[@vista2011]

i was waiting for the video to start

[@Moon_Person]

you know it's a good day when MrSpherical uploads

[@ABtheButterfly]

The description in pateron said this was good to release Friday (yesterday) but oversimplified posted their second punic war part 1 and 2 yesterday so I guess it's ok Btw people this episode is amazing. Poland is awesome in this episode

[@pangranacik7011]

Cześć i chwała bohaterom

[@Objectsh0wfan]

It’s always the best day when mr spherical posts.

[@Chaz-videocreator]

I really like the "Did you know?" bubbles that popped up throughout, very unique! 🤔

[@Meveloon800]

Am i the Only one seeing the the Polish Flag is Upside down at 4:15 you can see it when the Other Poland Bois Arrive so either thats a Indonesia Ball or Mr Spherical made a Mistake which is Impossible so i think he did it on Purpose

[@Meveloon800]

He thought i would Notsee it ;)

[@Artemis96369]

Those are the rules in the Country Ball Universe, look it up. Poland is upsite down cause it doesn't do anything right

[@Ackleox]

0:00 Nazis have taken control 0:10 Soviet Propaganda 0:58 Polish Surprise uprising 1:57 Ways to support Mrspherical 3:28 Stalin Arrives 4:07 Poland breaks into government building 5:04 Call a friend! 6:51 The allies Finally arrive 8:27 Poland Surrenders 9:02 Stalins Tank Shining 9:28 Polish sent to the camps 9:59 Outro

[@Dingleberry540]

0:30 I love how he follows the inverted poland flag but still puts mouths

[@jimlam1111]

The new designs of the guns are amazing

[@JakeFatbag]

This is the best two days, first oversimplified uploads a video, and then you upload a video, this is great!

[@user-im1gx2ei4u]

8:25 Because winter is coming?

[@sushantbidari4157]

Brought tear into my eyes....respect to all fallen heroes -from nepal🇳🇵🌻

[@Acaicat_00]

i love the outro so muchh!

[@cyrildeprez7709]

0:32 et 2:40 frontière de la Pologne ne sont pas la bonne , c est historiquement incorrect mais à 0:27 c'est la bonne 🤔

[@UkrainianFellow796]

Am I the only person who realized at 4:08 mespherical put the CURRENT Poland map instead of the 1939 Poland map

[@DumEden]

We have waited for 1 month for the video,hope it will not be disappointing

[@omerto5599]

That ending went hard ngl

[@sop1918]

7:10 is that a modern cargo aircraft in ww2? And is Poland ball not polish here?

[@manapov8804]

Why didn't they show how Poland didn't let Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia to defend against Germany?

[@girlgarde]

I guess because the creators want to portray Russia as a big jerk who only cares about himself. Still, I imagine the scene you mentioned going like this..... Soviet Union: /to Poland/ Could you let me through so I can provide aid to Czechoslovakia to prevent the Nazis from taking him over? Poland: No you droopy necked warmonger! You just want to spread Communism into the rest of Europe! Soviet Union: But if the Nazis take Czechoslovakia, they'll go for you next so it's in your best interest to let me get access to Czechoslovakia to keep the Nazis in check..... Poland: The answer is still no!! Soviet Union: /shrugs/ So be it but don't say I didn't warn you..... /later/ Poland: /getting invaded by Germany while the Soviets take back lands Poland took from them after WW1/ Russia! You backstabbing weasel! Soviet Union: Well, I warned you this would happen but you didn't listen to me.... Poland: /surprised Pikachu face/

[@ah11980]

lol tell me you have no clue about history Without telling me you have no clue.

[@normalnyczowiek208]

1. It was before war with Germany 2. Governmants of Poland and Czechoslovakia were enemies due to the Czechoslovak occupation of Zaolzie during the Polish-Soviet War. 3. Stalin didn't really care because he later found a better ally against Poland (Germany)

[@ryleeculla5570]

Very creative tanks man 0:56 totally captured Sherman tanks from the battle of the bulge even though they were already gone by very late 1944

[@benedyktziokowski5745]

I would like to remind you that the Red Army was in Warsaw (Parts of Warsaw: Prague north) and there they established a unit of the Polish United Workers' Party (communists of Moscow subordinated to Moscow and helping Joseph Stalin to have power in the Polish state)

[@superalex120]

7:22 yay Italy is here

[@cadenhill6121]

I once met a guy his dad was in the polish underground army

[@UKCountryball138]

Bro finds ways to put facts into his videos! Amazing! *Mainly talking about the Blitzkrieg part lol*

[@maratkard]

0:15 Fact mistake The Warsaw uprising was organised fully by Polish soldiers and was not talked with the USSR head quarters. The entire first part on the video was built on this very fact, which appears to be false. and how do you imagine this 5:48 Maybe i am wrong, but i don’t remember UK and USA asking USSR for airfields. And what is sense in it? Why can’t Britain use it’s own to help Poland? About 8:15 - i think USSR were kinda bad here. They didn’t launch an attach to say later that “Look whole Poland was liberated by us, also don’t you establish capitalist democracy here, it’s our zone of influence!”

[@Lunariess672]

I can't wait!

[@tomicaguyusa4633]

Bros who felt bad for the baby 0:04 👇

[@flameybox]

😢

[@fabriziod.andreraccontaone7464]

As italian I appreciate how we are the ones that bring the comedy in the war as it is so realistic. Reading now the letters and the speech of mussolini is a helluva fun.

[@Almina-nh7nu]

Even we didn't joined the WW2,this video is heartbreaking man😥

[@user-im1gx2ei4u]

7:02 WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, CAPITALIST BRAGGART!?

[@lluisfuentes]

Love to Poland from Spain ❤❤❤

[@hassanabdullahgaming12]

8:10 that Poland guy looks like astrodude from solarballs am I right😂??

[@United_States209]

YOU ARE

[@Lauraqwh]

0:35 The smile-

[@fotppd1475]

This video's depiction of the USSR as an "opportunistic and traitorous" ally during the war is very downplaying their commitment to drive the Germans from Warsaw. The Soviets had already stretched their Lublin-Brest Offensive and met heavy German resistance near Warsaw, forcing them to halt and wait for their supply lines to catch up, as well as properly plan their next targets in the next offensive. (The Eastern Front was not centered around Poland you know. It was possibly the largest front in human history and as such taking more than you can hold could be the difference between victory and defeat.) The whole "Stalin wanted to take Poland after it was weak" BS is a hysterical scenario made up by cold war paranoia after the war, which practically makes no sense, as it would make it extremely easier for the red army to take the city during the uprising, and even those experts that view Stalin negatively agree that at the end he was a pragmatist and realist person. (if not a cold one.) They themselves send supplies to the Poles, in the form of food, medicine and even mortars and AT rifles as well as SMG's and rifles. Also even if they did gave permission for the Allies to use their airfields (something the Allies themselves would never be willing to do in return, lets be honest.) within the 63 days that the whole thing lasted it would not make a difference. In fact allied aircraft would probably not even make it had they flew from Soviet airfields because the skies on the western and eastern fronts where VERY different. The planes used by the allies tend to fly in high altitudes which in the Russian skies is like a death wish. Even if these supplies landed perfectly in Polish hands, the whole thing also greatly downplays Germany's capability to reinforce their defensive lines. "Poland strong" is funny to say, but far from the actual status of their capabilities. Give them the same equipment of a Soviet tank division and have them do their part in the front: They will do great. Have them rise up with hardly any equipment or actual soldiers in the middle of the one place the German army is concentrated to face the next Soviet offensive: Whoever came up with the idea had a death wish. Even with proper support and equipment they still could not face a dedicated German force, both due to the inexperience of the vast majority to them (never mind ages of some of them.) for anything outside of urban warfare and the fact that the Germans would probably bombard the hell out of Warsaw with artillery and planes rather than let it be retaken. As for the supplies they could then become from a Polish lifeline to the Germans refreshment before attempting another Kursk. Finally the only reason the US and UK wanted to help Poland in the first place had nothing to do with "humanitarianism". It was just to get another anti-communist ally there just as they did when they gave Italy to the same person that gassed Ethiopia just because he was an anti-communist.

[@IranBall690]

Lenin’s preserved brain

[@TheFilipino990]

Exactly

[@WareeshaRahman123]

Fr

[@PennyManIdk]

Ikr

[@kr-vm1bt]

"Great pierogi in the sky" got me 😅

[@LegoMiester14]

9:34 sounds like he said, we survived among us.

[@silv00]

3:35 sherman tank vs sherman tank

[@user-im1gx2ei4u]

8:32 "It's a trap!"

[@amickoaberin]

6:56 the rifles look like muskets

[@BenedictBrine]

6 minutes left, This episode gonna be banger

[@Ackleox]

Poland can't into revolution 😢

[@BenedictBrine]

😢

[@ignacycharazinski3630]

Kiedyś to było 🇵🇱

[@notyouDuh]

8:46 Metal pipe falling sound effect

[@earnurearendil7324]

You did it ! Thanks pal ! ❤

[@MAXIMIR-wf7ez]

The Warsaw Uprising ended on October 2, 1944. The Red Army took/liberated/occupied Warsaw on January 17, 1945(operation began on January 12th). That is, 102 days passed between the complete defeat of the uprising and the beginning of the offensive of the Red Army. I can assume that there was another reason (for example, the army of Third Reich) why the USSR did not conduct an offensive during the Warsaw Uprising. "Betrayal" is a myth. P.S. The comment was written when the video was called "the most shocking betrayal of WW2”

[@WitezPL132]

USSR stopped because he knew he is going to make puppet from poland and he wanted to the most of polish patriots die

[@Brochten]

but is it a myth that the soviet just waited on the other side of the vistule will the uprising was going and had taken the city when the uprising had stopped ?

[@user-RobloxMan]

NO SPOILERS

[@hubisow4838]

No its true ​@@Brochten

[@saulgoodman4235]

Gosh, how much I love people's who really study history

[@TimMatterSnorri999]

Polska Rules! Freedom for Polska! And remember Guys: Polska will always come back! I ❤ Polska with all my Heart! 🇨🇭🤝🇵🇱

[@rebelcommander7starwarsjur922]

I am going to start saying this on every video till it happens when is the countryverse part 5 gunna happen?

[@user-rm4hs9dd5o]

Not even the first 10 seconds and this is already depressing

[@corymorimacori1059]

“This enraged the Allies, who punished the Axis severely.” Oversimplified Winston Churchill: I was saving the planet from an Axis of Darkness, while you were back home opening National Parks! Yes!

[@Nawafzo]

Respect Poland 🇵🇱

[@Lauraqwh]

6:18 Who remembered the blink? (Solarballs-Neptune)

[@hypersphereblading2873]

Wearing my Mrspherical Us vs Uk hoodie while watching his merch plug is awesome