VIKING REACTS | SABATON - "Uprising"

[@JaroslawKwasniewski]

That pronunciation was spot on :) PW stands for "Polska Walcząca" - Fighting Poland. That was a sign of "Armia Krajowa" - Home Army My Grandfather was 16 fighting in the Uprising. I was raised with a war stories from that time. I think I would do exactly the same as they did. The hatred for Germans at that point was unthinkable. Their mindset was mostly "We will kill them or we'll die as a free people". Saddest part was that mentally he never got away from that era. He became a historian and dedicated his life to preserve the history of his fellow solders. He wrote several books about Uprising and among other things he was collecting biographical surveys of the participants of the uprising to create "Biographical Dictionary of the Warsaw Uprising". At the moment of his death he had about 20.000 of those. When we handed over his collection to Archives of New Records, all the files took a total of 15 meters. If you didn't saw the movie Pianist with Adrien Brody I highly recommend to watch. It shows perfectly what was going on under German occupation.

[@1320crusier]

Are any of his books translated to English?

[@JaroslawKwasniewski]

@@1320crusier Sadly not as far as I know, but I'll check it out.

[@matyy_.]

ale ci zazdroszczę że miał kto ci to opowiedzieć z pierwszej ręki moja prababcia miała 22 lata kiedy wybuchła WW2 ale niestety gdy odeszła miałem 5 lat teraz mam 21 także nawet jak coś mi opowiedziała to już nie pamiętam

[@JaroslawKwasniewski]

@@matyy_. ja miałem ten plus że Romek (dokładnie to wój mojej matki, ale dla mnie jak dziadek) zmarł dopiero jak miałem 23 lata, wiec było sporo czasu na poznanie jego punktu widzenia na wiele spraw i dokonań. Do tej pory jedyna osoba w mojej rodzinie mająca swoją stronę na wikipedii :) pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romuald_%C5%9Areniawa_Szypiowski

[@PK--ITA]

Tylko jedna rzecz - nazywajmy ich po imieniu, naziści a nie Niemcy. Bo tam wodzirejem był jeden Austriak a nie nie Niemiec. Tylko Naziści. 👍👍 Skądby nie pochodzili.

[@75jvs]

That audience, gives me goosebumps everytime.

[@jessief5047]

The actor's name is Peter Stormare and he is one of Sweden's greatest actors. He has appeared in several films in the United States as well

[@moongurd20]

Yes he is awesome! 😁

[@chrisumana7644]

One of the best actor to play Lucifer next to Viggo Mortensen

[@CasusBelli_]

The nurse was the girl that saved him from execution in the beginning. She was shot later in the Video. My theory is that he fell in love with her and was thinking of her when he died. Kind of sad but also romantic😉

[@killert41]

My theory is that they both were dying at the same time and their minds connected so they had their moment

[@maciejbartoszewicz5229]

You're right. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZiTZoWFbtR4gs0 You can be captivated by history so much. ;)

[@goolmanz7041]

The PW logo means "Polska Walcząca" - "Fighting Poland"

[@killert41]

Co jak co ale musisz mu przyznac ze byl blisko

[@michaelmiller1103]

Goddamn, Sabaton are so good! Their ability to make you feel pride for a nation and history that isn't your own is a special talent, and all of their songs can get you fully pumped up and ready to take on the world Great reaction as always, looking forward to the next Skål brother

[@TheButterflyChaos]

Yes, a million times yes. I am not polish but eff it, I feel proud listening to it. Maybe it's just because it's people coming together to stand up against oppression

[@DawidC.909]

Huge respect from Poland for this reaction, Bro. If you want to hear some more about polish history, you should watch Inmate 4859 and Winged Hussars. You've already made reaction for two of my gratest Sabaton's tearmakers (Uprising and No bullets fly). The last one is "Price of a mile". Maybe you will watch it too.

[@jaceks3647]

Yes, "Powstanie Warszawskie". You pronounced it very well. 👏. Greetings from Poland 😀.

[@AntiDolty6761]

Tu chodzi przecież o Polskę Walczącą

[@GIBI_SZPILORZ]

6:32 PW stands for "Polska Walcząca" - "Fighting Poland". The symbol of home army.

[@cytorakdemon]

Uprising from the Great Tour in Warsaw is also really good, Sabaton changes the lyrics. "The blood *you* shed, upon *your* own streets was a sacrifice willingly paid". Crowd lost it.

[@Lannisen]

That was Peter Stormare! One of the best actors out of Sweden if you ask me.

[@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl]

He´s in a "Lindemann" music video too ("Steh Auf!"). Love Peter, he´s great.

[@sunnysidesofblue]

I hadn't actually seen the official music video before, just the live performance, and was so surprised to see Peter Stormare in it. I love that he agreed to be part of it - he's such a good actor!

[@srg08]

For the record at 4:39 the leader of the resistance is a actual played by General in the Polish army name General Waldemar Skrzypczak

[@CathCatechesis]

Yes, Woodstock Festival is in Poland. It is very popular, not only for Polish metal fans, but for whole country.

[@buddahmong]

Its not about bravery, its something you need to do….greatings from 🇵🇱

[@sopalen]

And most of us are willing to do the same brother! Greetings from Swe.

[@anderslindquist7986]

I like that pär said in an interview that sometimes joakim could go just, oh another knee bruise, when talking about joakims knee-smacking habits 😂

[@adamdazaowicz2811]

Hi Viking. As a Polish guy I have to admit - I like Your reaction, I like Your pronounciation of "Powstanie Warszawskie". Although in 6:32 of Your video there's a mistake. Letters PW don't mean Powstanie Warszawskie (Warsaw Uprising), but "Polska Walcząca" (Fighting Poland). Also They were fighting for 63 days, while Polish commands (before it started) estimated the whole duration of Uprising only for couple of days. Between us - Polish people, Warsaw Uprising and sacrifice made by people fighting will never be forgotten (we cherish our history, cause it made us what we are today). Keep up the good work. Take care and stay safe.

[@-jolanta-1270]

Mordowali z Niemcami Polaków Ukraińcy, zasłużyli się szczególnym okrucieństwem.Ukraincy byli sojusznikami Niemiec ! Dziękuję za Twoją reakcję z Warszawy ❤ 10:12

[@fredericsvensson2858]

11:10 ”Is there a right way to fight a war?” Ask Franz Stigler...

[@VikingReacts]

Yes, he did it the right way and even ended up becoming friends with the allied bomber pilot he helped escape :). The question was meant for philosophical thinking though :P

[@fredericsvensson2858]

@@VikingReacts 😊 It’s a deep deep question. War is dark and sad, but I believe that in desperate situations some love, compassion and humanity can be found💚 Nice reaction bye brother!

[@fordonmekochgalenskaper5665]

Another nation that did close to this was Finland in the song sabaton tells the story in Talvisota but they fought against Russian

[@Mkninja002]

When you started pronouncing "Powstanie Warszawskie" I was like "yes yes, keep going.. YEAH, NAILED IT! Finally someone did it". It's a big deal for us Poles when someone from another country pronounces something correctly

[@brigidtheirish]

I can imagine. The dentist in my hometown when I was growing up had a *very* Polish last name and I always stumbled trying to say it.

[@thomas.m0par]

Actor = Peter Stormare (yet a Swede ;) - Drumming barefoot - more common than you think, also the "new" drummer in Sabaton Hannes (not in this video) is a "leftie" so his set up is quite different than usual.

[@SimonvanTilburg]

Love your reactions men.👍🏻👍🏻 You should do Carolus Rex next one. I'm sure you'll love that one. Great history behind it🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@neoxperson7858]

I have huge respect for the people who fought in the Warsaw uprising. From the start on they didn't really have good odds of winning. The fact that the Soviets decided to stop right in the outskirts of the city as the uprising began already sealed their fate. The Warsaw uprising was a total catastrophe. Both the soviets stopping and the fact that the allies didn't really do anything to help the uprising, except deliver some supplies via airdrop, of which most landed in German controlled territory. And yeah, the German high command basically decided to reduce the city to rubble, even just ashes. They wanted to build a new Warsaw, once they would manage to push back the soviets and win the war (which obviously didn't happen). They didn't even manage to completely destroy the city. It was relatively destroyed, but not gone.

[@GrazynaRonda]

Jestem Polką i mam 74 lata.Urodziłam się 5 lat po wojnie.Pamiętam Warszawę, szkielety domów podziurawione pociskami artyleryjskimi.To było straszne.Warszawa była zniszczona w 89%. Nawet Niemcy, główni agresorzy wojenni skorzystali na planie Marshalla.My nie.Ponieważ bylismy pod okupacją Sowietów, Stalin nie pozwolił.Stolicę odbudowaliśmy sami.Bardzo długo to trwało ale się udało.

[@LianteakaLia]

Damn, your reactions are always so great! I love both the music video and the live performance at Woodstock for this song. Often, when you hear the crowd singing a song during a concert, it's because the band gives them an opportunity to sing, and the volume of the music is a bit lower. But here... you don't need that. 😋 You can hear the crowd throughout the song and it's seriously powerful. The way this band can make you feel pride for a country you have no connection to whatsoever is just magical. 😍

[@VikingReacts]

Because they sing about mankind in a time where feeling pride for one's nation is often considered shameful by some. We are allowed to feel pride and connect with historic events that get overshadowed by our self importance through Sabaton. I applaud them and thank you for the compliment :).

[@LianteakaLia]

@@VikingReacts You are absolutely right. Especially here in Sweden, national pride has almost become taboo in a way. Just saying that you feel proud of your country is enough for some people to lable you a racist. I remember having to educate people about what Sabaton do when the Carolus Rex album came out. Because a band singing songs about the Swedish empire, in Swedish? Racists! Yea, no. :P I love what they do and how they manage to do it in an objective way without getting into religion or politics. Simply telling the stories that needs to be remembered. No matter if they are heroic, horrific or shameful. And it's always great to listen or talk to someone that understands that. :)

[@wietsedehaas8961]

"The Final Solution" its different and its pretty heavy

[@sayaphantom6385]

Even though it's a very heavy topic, it's one of my favorite songs by Sabaton. Never fails to get me emotional.

[@wietsedehaas8961]

@@sayaphantom6385 same here man!

[@pele2721]

Chuja wiesz pajacu

[@jaceks3647]

Very wise comment to this song. Thank you.

[@Hackimaster]

Was that actually Peter Stormare playing a SS officer in the official video? He really is a great actor in general. "WITH A FUCKING PENCIL. WHO THE F*CK CAN DO THAT ?!"

[@robertdarnell5141]

Among the weapons I saw there I also saw a French MAS 38, a polish built version of the Browning High Power called the FB Vis and of course several German weapons like the MP-40 and the Kar 98k Keep up the good work man, loved the video!

[@trifstev8975]

Viking Reacts: I need hair that long. I need hair that long! Me, who already had hair of this length: No, man, you don't need it.

[@VikingReacts]

I want it though :p. I have had hair that long and even though it can be a pain in the ass sometimes... I want it back :p

[@trifstev8975]

@@VikingReacts Well, to be honest, I'm just jealous. Your damn beard! I've been trying to get this for 3 years now, and nothing but "cute fluff " comes out. :с

[@VikingReacts]

@@trifstev8975 aww, I mean... I guess that makes me the lucky one. Also I may still happen for you. I know an actual beard model who only got acceptable growth in his 50's

[@miafranlund6982]

Nice honest reaction as always. Its a bad ass song with a bad ass story that earns to be told. Less we forget...

[@Fuilleverte]

It has been said. "Pledge allegiance to the flag whatever flag they offer. Teach the children quietly for someday sons and daughters will rise up while we stood still"

[@VikingReacts]

That is a beautiful saying. I like it :)

[@sharischoll9411]

U.S. "If you don't learn from history, your bound to repeat it." Polish school teacher, "What we learn from history is we don't learn from history." Good one!

[@roelhodzelmans1004]

Attack of the Dead Men next. Or 40:1, did you do that one already? I occasionally mix up reactions

[@Razzlion]

I have his 40:1 reaction at the top of my recomended videos so, yes he has done a reaction to that! :)

[@roelhodzelmans1004]

@@Razzlion cheers Johan!

[@brittjannesath2539]

Amazing song, amazing reaction 😀😀🥰

[@yakeosicki8965]

Congratulations, man. You have prepared a solid historical introduction. Allied pilots also died over Warsaw. They could not take off from Russian airports. They took off from Italian airports located over 1000 km from Warsaw. They are commemorated at the Warsaw Uprising Museum. The Slaughter of Wola is a symbol of the ignorance of the Germans. The slaughter of Wola (a district of Warsaw) was a direct implementation of the order of Adolf Hitler, ordering the destruction of Warsaw and the murder of all its inhabitants. During the massacre, which peaked on August 5-7, 1944, 30,000 people were murdered. up to 65,000 Polish men, women and children. It was the largest single massacre of civilians committed in Europe during World War II.

[@MacOriginalGamer]

Peter Storemare also did a great job playing Mattias Nilsson in the Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction and Mercenaries 2: World in Flames video games! :)

[@asfg5713]

Thank you very much for such a great reaction and interest in the history of Polish, which Sabaton fantastically presents in theirs songs. Interesting facts: 1) Once a year in Warsaw there are celebrations of the anniversary of the Uprising with the participation of insurgents, as well as representatives of local and national authorities. In the capital, people dress up in clothes from 1944, concerts of (un)forbidden songs are held. And at 5:00 p.m., Warsaw literally stops for one minute, people stop walking, vehicles go and alarm sirens are activated. After a minute, people repeatedly shout "Honor and glory to the heroes" to celebrate the sacrifice of the insurgents. Here you have an example link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHjFZ5lmrdxmnJo or kzbin.info/www/bejne/laiQk4x7rrycfpI; 2) I also recommend you a film about the Warsaw Uprising, which in a credible way shows what happened during the Warsaw Uprising and what people had to go through to fight for a free country "Warsaw 44". This is the trailer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJawgZ-PjtWHlas. Here you have a link to the title song: in Polish: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4uudJiqaK-CisU ang in English: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnmZpY2lgdqgaqc

[@pridepoland5028]

scout battalions fought in the Warsaw Uprising, I recommend that you read the history of the Zośka Battalion 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@Nem01]

I can't help but coming back to your reaction. Super fun.

[@derrickowen8162]

When I first saw Peter Stormare in this video, I immediately went searching for the actual movie that these clips were from. Needless to say, I never found the film because it doesn't exist. Sabaton is just willing to spend top dollar for the highest quality music videos. As far as billing Peter Stormare for this role: him being a fellow Swede probably made that more likely.

[@nancyjanzen5676]

This was made for Sabaton and for the Uprising museum.

[@fordonmekochgalenskaper5665]

In both this song and in 40:1 the polish people show their brave and proud. But after what I read and seen in documentary about ww2 it was not only proud, it was also fear for the nazis that made them even more brave. They knew that the nazis should see them as undermenchen

[@Jonsson474]

The soviets were just as bad as the nazis but since they were in the winning side and the communist gained control of Poland after the war, history has been white washed. The largest betrayal was when the red army waited outside of Warsaw in order to let the Germans kill as many resistance fighters and intellectuals as possible so that there would be nothing preventing the Soviet Union from gaining control. Also, the red army invaded Poland from the east at the some time as Germany invaded from the west, dividing Poland in between them, as agreed in the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact. But people only talk about the German invasion.

[@domotec001]

oh yeah, i was waiting for uprising live reaction and finally got it, ty :D

[@VikingReacts]

Glad to oblige ;)

[@TheButterflyChaos]

Peter Stormare is like one of the best Swedish actors. Any movie is better with him😂

[@Flipomat1]

Not only one of the best Swedish.... He's one of the best at all. :)

[@TheButterflyChaos]

@@Flipomat1 yeah, fair point😁

[@Chris09978]

Fun fact about the band, the guy who does the guitar solos, he served and seen combat in the Swedish army One of the interviews asked him if the song affected him in any way He said, no not really but I did have fun in the military want to go back

[@rozak.2939]

The PW symbol actually stands for "Polska Walcząca", so "fighting Poland" in English. Scouts and children who didn't participate in actual fights or sabotages often wrote things like that on buildings and walls to keep up the morale. They also often wrote "pPp" or drew a turtle for "pracuj Polaku powoli" which basically means "Poles, work slowly", a lot of Poles were forced to work in factories supplying the Nazis so the signs were meant to urge then to do it as slowly as possible to inconvenience the Nazis

[@hallqvist77]

I really love your Sabaton-reactions!!! Keep up the great work! 👍Oh, btw can you please do a reaction to their "Lion from the north" ??! Personally, I'ts one of my favourites (among many) from them!

[@MsCatstaff]

I've seen other barefoot drummers before, particularly Nicko McBrain of Iron Maiden. Of course, that's another band drawing inspiration from history (among other things), so if you're not familiar with them, you might want to check them out at some point. Aces High, and The Trooper are both history-based songs, the Battle of Britain and the Charge of the Light Brigade respectively.

[@Metal_Auditor]

I actually first heard of Sabaton in the comments of a Maiden video ("Aces High," I think). Someone said something to the effect of, "I learn all my history from Iron Maiden and Sabaton."

[@MsCatstaff]

@@Metal_Auditor No surprise there! Extra credit in high school world history thanks to Aces High (memorized Churchill's speech) and aced an English Lit exam thanks to Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Sabaton couldn't help me in school seeing as at least one of them wasn't even born when I graduated, but I've been learning quite a bit from them all the same.

[@vlinder6329]

Great reaction Thank You...SABATON Is AMAZING 💥🔥🤘

[@jessief5047]

Love this song 🤗🤘

[@randallsimmons4677]

The truly amazing thing is that they gray ranks were essentially boy scouts and they were a large portion of the polish combatants in the uprising.

[@christopherhanton6611]

at end of this show the crowd gave them a gift . they sang polish national anithem

[@endr206]

You are very smart man. People tend to forget those important lessons, that's true. I'm worried that history is about to repeat itself, there has been a broad campaign of propaganda to flip the history upside down, which intesified for past 10 or 20 years. It has affected many people already and i don't have to add what reality we have today. Bless you from Poland. (Btw, i have son too, also at the same age as yours and i very often look at things just like you hehe)

[@DeToxFC]

It was not about the Soviets' help. In England, there was the 1st Independent Parachute Brigade, trained to fight in the city. It was brought to life with one goal in mind - throwing it over Warsaw when the uprising broke out. But the stinker of Montgomery did not allow it, and despite the pressures and pleas of the Polish government, he sent the Brigade to the Netherlands, where it was to fight in the forests, despite the fact that for 4 years it was trained to fight in the city.

[@whisperinthewind3633]

Viking another similar resistance was Greece in WW2. The sabaton song is "Coat of Arms". You should check that too! Greetings

[@1320crusier]

I think that if we are to have war it should be as fast and brutal as we dare lest it be prolonged. War is not supposed to be something that is committed to on a whim so the horror of it should be something that makes many pause more than it does. There is however a hesitation that exists that has made war that did break out worse. The inevitable monster created by humanity.

[@nancyjanzen5676]

The Polish boy scouts did.This video was made both for the music video and the Uprising museum. One of the underground leaders was the deputy minister of defense.

[@donnarviking1719]

You should do a video on “1916” by motörhead! It’s about WW 1(specifically about the battle of the Somme) and it’s one of the most emotional songs I’ve ever heard

[@brigidtheirish]

The one Tolkein got so sick during he effectively had to skip the rest of the war?

[@cheflaboogie7449]

winged hassars, devil dogs, to hell and back, the last stand, great tour

[@bramijskes23]

From the great tour, night witches performance you can also see pär smiling. He looks like a really introverted person but really nice!

[@cristianberglund8221]

Great as allways

[@letheas6175]

You should really react to their song called Gallipoli, it's so good and emotional. It's really something different too, compared to many of their other songs. Great reaction btw, ga zo door:)

[@seanaries4323]

Love this. Sabaton- the final solution. Been really enjoying the sabaton reactions. Another strong one

[@ireneusz-u9i]

As for the topic of children participating in the uprising. Most of them were orphans taken in by the Polish resistance movement (the Home Army) in the Gray Ranks charity organization. Their parents were either murdered by the Germans. Either they ended up in German labor camps or concentration camps. They were lucky anyway. Because the Germans in Łódź organized a forced labor camp for Polish children. Both orphans and those who had parents went there. The oldest were 17 years old. After the end of that century, they were sent to concentration camps. The youngest confirmed age is 2 years. In his monograph, Józef Witkowski included the information based on his estimates that at least 12-13 thousand people passed through the camp. prisoners, of whom - according to him - died on the spot around ⅓, or 4,000.

[@VikingReacts]

Wow...just wow. I once went to a few concentration camps and the one moment that got me the most is when I listened to a recording of someone listing the names and ages of the people that came on a transport. I broke down on the name and age of a baby... It must have been the parent in me but it was at that point that I NEEDED to hug my baby girls that were there with me.

[@alexberthgen1962]

Would love you to react to the Carolean prayer either in english or swedish whatever you prefer :)

[@TheNitroFX1]

Let's go! 1am on my nightshift hearing this 👏

[@Happymali10]

The pistol might have been a Walther P38. Known for being terribly hard on the trigger and difficult to aim, with the saying "eight warning shots and one aimed throw"

[@marekkonieczny2316]

Pozdrowienia z Polski

[@azazelo806]

Nice knowledge/..Elloo from Poland

[@Hettmar]

Great video! But just one small thing, that PW symbol didn't stand for Powstanie Warszawskie but for Polska Walcząca which means The Fighting Poland. But it was a symbol for the uprising.

[@LukaLEWY]

About this topic - Warsaw Uprising - You need to check on youtube that phrase "There is a city". Regards from Poland.

[@wiizo2676]

Oh yes! I was waiting for this!

[@Happymali10]

13:49 "Sensitive" might be the word you were looking for, or "precise".

[@PetterVessel]

I want to be a little selfish and suggest the song "Saboteurs" , since it is about the war in my homeland, and it is such an amazing story.

[@JamesDeanShadow_Blitz]

82nd All The Way next!

[@swelix6475]

All sabaton 🤟

[@brittjannesath2539]

Sabatons version, then Amaranthes cover of that song and the one with Sabaton and Amaranthe together 👍😀

[@keith221191]

Im late to the party here but wanted to say incase you didnt know, after this song Sabaton did the Polish National Anthem and its so touching!!! Just like when Manowar did the Bulgarian National Anthem.

[@TrainmakerPL]

Great video man! With all the respect for Your good worki, PW mean Polska Walcząca (Poland Fighting) and goal os the uprising was not to fight germans with help from russians, it was to establish a pice od independent polish soil, so we can welcome soviets as owners of the land, and not be puppeded by them... and that sadly failed. Also there is a story told by one polish actor, that people fighting in upraising said that they had enought of being treated like a subhumans by germans and after 5 years of that, they just wanted to fight to be free, even if that would last 5 minutes it was better that being abused oiver and over again, so they did't care that much if they die or not.

[@girendo9598]

There is a video live from Wacken where they played with the old and new band members but I don’t know which song they played😔

[@girendo9598]

I only know it was Wacken 2019

[@tvaettis0653]

Yeah I don’t remember either. Problem is wacken tends to block a lot of reactions for some reason

[@Jolle187]

I’ve seen other reactors manage to upload the version of Swedish Pagans, with that awesome cellist dressed like the band, from the dual stage performance at Wacken. Viking should totally do that one!

[@sayaphantom6385]

If I'm not mistaken Wacken uploaded Swedish Pagans, 40:1 and The Price Of A Mile.

[@Fabi72g]

Which song? Hard question :P At least you made me listen another time to this amazing show Actually they performed most of the show with also the old members, here the songs: 40:1 The Last Stand The Lost Battalion Far From the Fame...with a nice drum solo...ehm duo :) Panzerkampf Night Witches The Art of War 42nd all the Way Great War Attero Dominatus Primo Victoria Swedish Pagans The Hell and Back You find the entire show on YT, when you have 2 hours time I suggest to watch it all.

[@buzz-buzz6]

63 dni walki o wolność .... codziennie ginęło tyle osób co 11 września WTC CHWAŁA BOCHATEROM

[@szymon8064]

PW - is't Powstanie Warszawskie, a lot of people that fing.... Poles too,. But it "Polska Walcząca"

[@fordonmekochgalenskaper5665]

There are two reasons that swedish is good musichan. The Swedish music school and fanzine 🙂 from 3:d class every swedish student was accepted to music school and start with flute and then got to an instrument. It was in school time. I played drums for a few years. You didn't need to buy instruments, you could burrow and train more after school ended. I wasn't a enough good drummer but loved technology so for many years I worked for free in a studio on my spere time. Recording and mixing was more my thing. I still work in studio and record young children for free

[@Nem01]

Already great reaction.

[@patrik5123]

"This Guy" is Peter Stormare, btw.

[@VikingReacts]

Haha, I know but thank you :). Indeed he deserves to be mentioned by name!

[@FEXPL]

I thing your reactions are the best and you really interested in our Polish history that's why I giving you this Watch movie - Miasto 44 It's polish movie about Warsaw uprising it's done in some kind of new style but the effects and history is showing really how it was 100% in Warsaw Uprising Miasto 44 😉

[@TheButterflyChaos]

Sabatons music makes any day better. But be wary of trying to exercise listening to Them, because the power and speed will almost kill ya. Know from experience 😂

[@albertoperez7211]

BECAUSE WE DO NOT BEG FOR FREEDOM, WE FIGHT FOR IT.

[@jimlerswe2391]

imaging being such a good metal band to get Peter Stormare playin a Nazi! Sabaton Love U

[@dorlonelliott9368]

You should do the Sabaton History that goes with this....

[@Archangel1862]

There is a thing called the Rules of War it was created in 1864 but was updated in 1949 but if you're N Germany, Soviet Union, or Imperial Japan you don't care at all

[@magorzatamatysiak3561]

Thanks for the emotions you feel when watching these things. Poles have been deeply involved in their history since childhood. So Sabaton has become a natural trend in this country :). Russians, Ukrainians and other Slavs are surprised that Poles talk a lot about history and politics. The geographical location, without any natural obstacles, has meant that for 1000 years a lot of effort has been put into maintaining their lands. So children are raised with a strong sense of identity and great importance is attached to patriotism. Sometimes we get fed up with it, but in the end, when necessary, we unite and resist. That is why we do not like what R. is doing in Ukraine. For Poles, the right for everyone to have their own country, language and culture is natural. PS. The American and Polish hero - Kościuszko was supposedly friends with Indians, while at the same time being a buddy of Jefferson ;).

[@brigidtheirish]

I don't know for sure, but given what I know about the circumstances and my own personality, I think I would have fought. Maybe not very effectively, maybe more in a support role assembling explosives or engaging in petty vandalism, but I would have done *something* to take back my home.

[@adriandomanski4296]

Tak dzeci walczyły o naszą przyszłość rzucając koktajle molotow na czołgi, oparzajac sobie dłonie, tylko Polska 💪🇵🇱💪

[@matsv201]

There is close to 1½% of the population of Poland at that event...... And that is from one of the larger countries in europe

[@Finkele1]

My country was brave enough to ally with Nazis bc Soviets attacked us...It's not so straight forward. Simo Häyhä was one man battalion and Lauri Törni was crazy af...You will fight when it's your home...

[@Finkele1]

Btw As probably best propaganda movie is from (don't worry best are definitely German)...surprise US. There's series of those on netflix and 1 episode is about soviet union, how good it is etc. You should check it. It's 1 of those things when you are just wow. Well that changed in 3-4 years from ally to enemy.

[@klau5z]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ma%C5%82y_Powstaniec

[@przemequ]

In 1944, it was like that in Warsaw, men's women and children fought against the Germans

[@arturlubczy2823]

"Aut cum hoc aut in hoc !" Glory or Death ! I salut You Friend for Your reaction.

[@Natka505]

You should check SABATON - Making Of: Uprising (OFFICIAL BEHIND THE SCENES)

[@andrewludwig9251]

My favorite Dutch Viking! Dude your English is so good! I wish my German was as good as your English! Ich lerne deutsch und mein sprechen ist sehr schrecklich!

[@VikingReacts]

übung macht den meister! Auch Deutsch ist kein Problem ;). But thanks for the compliment!

[@andrewludwig9251]

@@VikingReacts Ich kann das verstehen! Practice makes perfect! maybe I will learn Dutch after I learn German! I hear it is a lot easier to learn for English speakers.

[@VikingReacts]

@@andrewludwig9251 there's a lot of commonalities between the 2 and we do tend to talk a lot of English as well. It is a pretty hard language to get right... but who knows ;)

[@lukechipping7551]

That "kid" is in Valhalla. At Odin's right hand.