Uprising-Sabaton (Music Video)

[@furicd446]

Merci pour cet extrait. J'ai le plus grand respect pour les POLONAIS d'hier et d'aujourd'hui. SABATON est mon groupe préféré. J'adore l'histoire donc leur thème ne peut que m'émouvoir.

[@ВолодимирДемида-и2л]

Дуже гарне відео! Привіт з України!

[@SkorupaPancNaSkorCzl]

1:16 1:20 World War II drone warfare Goliath, a self-propelled explosive device, was remotely controlled (by wire).

[@FrancoisFacon]

Excellente musique

[@ireneusz-u9i]

With the hands of the Germans, Stalin practically destroyed the core of the Home Army and other independence groups. After that, the Home Army could not realistically oppose the Russian army. Units of the Home Army in Lviv and in the eastern territories were arrested by the Russians. And they were either murdered or taken to Siberia. Several thousand people. Although a few hours earlier in Lviv and other cities, they helped the Russians in the fight against the Germans. But then they still had the illusory hope that this time it would be different than in 1939. The war for the people of the Home Army never ended. Until the fall of communism in Poland, they were treated as people of the 3rd category.

[@petermcallister107]

I'm Scottish and the free polish paratrooper brigade was trained right in the small town,Leven,I live in. They were fighting and dying at Arnhem as the rising took place in Warsaw. Churchill had betrayed Poland's valiant fighters after all they had given to us. I'm 44 and when at school many classmates had polish second names,their grandfather's had refused to live under the Soviets after the war and married locally. Thank you Poland. Even in your darkest time you bled for another nations freedom.

[@JOJORABBITAMERICANSNIPER]

3 hour movie & I'm glad I wasn't there 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇮🇱🕎✡️🇬🇧🇳🇿🇨🇦🇫🇷🇵🇱🇬🇷🇳🇴🇩🇰🇧🇪🇺🇦🇫🇮🇺🇸🗼❤️🙏🙏❤️

[@robertodesouza27]

Are these images from a movie? If yes, what is the name? I'm from Brazil and I would like to watch

[@ireneusz-u9i]

They were to fight for a maximum of a week. Because there were already Soviet tanks behind the Vistula. They fought for 63 days. Virtually without any help. The English and Americans made a few drops of weapons and ammunition, but because they had to go up to Italy, they stopped. The nearest airport was on the Russian side. but they did not allow Allied planes to land. And even at that time, they arrested the crew of an American plane that had to land on the Russian side as a result of the accident. At that time, the Russians ceased any military activity against Germany. There was no artillery fire or an aircraft raid. They stood and waited. At that time, the Germans used practically everything they had against the Varsovians. From raids and heavy artillery to units made up of criminals and degenerates. Units that murdered several thousand civilians in a few days. The insurgents fought the tanks with Molotov cocktails and what they had captured on the Germans. The Germans bombed the city on a regular basis. The insurgents did not have any anti-aircraft weapons.

[@deinuntergang1420]

I like it man :)

[@MyPawel12]

never again

[@giorgitsutskiridze721]

what a film name ? or it is only sabaton video ?

[@torpedoes6559]

The film is Warsaw 44 , the pianist and Uprising -2001

[@giorgitsutskiridze721]

@@torpedoes6559 tnx

[@hope_word1818]

sadly the polish uprising failed putting poland on the soviet sphere of influence

[@lord4459]

I may sound controversial, but I dont think winning the uprising would have changed anything. Stalin did not even thought about giving the "liberated" countries full autonomy so this wouldnt matter to him. It was, however an amazing show of courage and willpower of the people of Poland and its good that more people get to know this episode of WWII.

[@hope_word1818]

@@lord4459 allies didn't care for the Warsaw uprising because the soviets were there already and they knew they were setting up a communist state for Poland that's why after the war they recognized the Polish peoples republic rather than the one in exile since the allies couldn't do anything

[@lord4459]

@@hope_word1818 yeah, thats why I said winning wouldnt change anything.

[@MG-fv4oj]

By that time in the war it was less about defeating Germany and more about dividing territory between the allies and soviets. Patton complained about it

[@livianegidius9772]

but freedom came by the Soviets.How ironic...

[@MyPawel12]

no no never again