303 SQUADRON Official Trailer (2018) Polish RAF Squadron 

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@@greg7366 I'm sorry, I didn't understand...

@@mlodyczaja You must not thank me because of what I wrote. These are mere facts. The Polish had the guts and the never-ending will to fight the Fascism and the Nazism. Your proud is well deserved. Nobody was even near of you. Fact. And thank you for the blessing.

This should have been given a much bigger budget - i believe this movie was “kept quiet” because it tells a lot of truth about the poles role in WW2 - without the poles, i truly believe we wouldnt have won the war. Second generation pole living in england, my grandfather came to the UK after WW2 👍

I am from Poland and thank you

Interesting, how have you come to know this?

@@Very-ImportantPerson My dad was a Pilot and trainer for pilots :)

Tak

Putin……..Nyet.

That się because pilots during the war likemto meet wihcwoman. These are the moments when They can forget about war, pain, loss of firends and family mambers. Very shor moment of pleasure in these terrible times..and British women loved Polish airmen. They were heroes. Women love heroes.

Dunno about that. Most seem to like thick wallets & comfort - not necessarily the *actual hero* starterpack…

and then they were all sent back to russian occupied poland as a thank you and farewell

Slavs crushed Nazzis, not USA, as new generations believe. Polish and Czechs save Britain, Yugoslavs uprise to buy time to save SSSR and SSSR crushed Reich

Besides RAF n other commonwealth Poll's are excellent fighter pilots even today. ''Never in the field of human conflict was so much by so many to so few'' - Sir Winston Churchill (I hate Churchill but love RAF) Respects from India. Only 1 fought from my country India Squadron Leader Mohinder Sing Pujji - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4dPgl1jCpgA.html Squadron Leader Mohinder Singh Pujji DFC, also known as Mahinder Singh Pujji, was a distinguished Royal Air Force fighter pilot and one of the first Sikh pilots to volunteer with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War.

@@AndreaRoll Most of them couldn't come back...

Yet bearly ant brit acknowleges the acomplishment offellow Poles in division 303

There were at least 200,000 Polish soldiers and sailors as well as the airmen fighting alongside of the British, so don't forget them either. And, never forget how the Poles shared their first breaking of German Enigma Code with Britain and France either. Without their pioneering work to break the first code Turing would have nothing to work on.

@@ronaldostrowski4014 I don't forget anyone who has kept this country from the bastard German soldiers. I have respect for all my allied soldiers, navy, pilots, medical staff, drivers, land girls, SOE'S, resistant fighters, police, fire service, ambulance crew, civilians. So don't be nasty to me please. My grandad liked the polish pilots he made friends with a few of them. If you have someone to be pissed off with blame my government not me I wasn't even born then!

@@dwnstringer Read my post again and see if you can detect any nasty tone or comments. In my experience many who talk about the better known Polish pilots have little idea about the other Poles (Navy and Army) who fought alongside their British allies. They are even more surprised to learn that from 1942 the First and Second Polish Armies fought alongside the Red Army all the way to Berlin. I was not being rude but merely pointing out, in case you or others reading your post were not aware of the thousands of Poles who fought on the ground and on the sea. That's all. Sorry if you thought I was being rude, and greetings from an Australian of part Polish descent whose father was a soldier fighting first during the five week Polish Campaign and later escaping to fight in the West.

"England treated these polish pilots like dirt, they should be kissing their backsides. My grandad had respect for the polish pilots." ....given that this trailer depicts the female lead essentially _dictating_ strategy/policy to her apparently inept superior I would take the dubious narrative the film imparts with a hefty grain of salt... ;) It should also be noted that one of the reasons why Polish/European airmen weren't immediately utilised during the Battle of Britain was out of _legitimate_ concern for language/communication difficulties with non-English speaking pilots. ^Bet that salient fact isn't/wasn't in this speculatively motivated film....

@@makara80 I agree women was still classed as second class citizens even then that's why not one woman was thanked for her war effort during the war all the nurses, waaf, wapc, land girls, pilots, etc etc. You cant blame the actress though it's a script!

fuck yeah

There was a movie called hurricane on Netflix thats about the poles in the Battle of Britain and its ten times better than this one

what city was he laid to rest in, I am planning to go there and visit my ancestors graves :*( and if possible could go drop off a candle and flowers.

@@speedy43211 , that's thoughtful of you, but he eventually immigrated to America, after having been in Argentina after the war. He is buried here in Oceanside, Southern California. That is how I ended up meeting him.

There is a polish Kosciuszko squadron still in Poland. The sign of 303 squadron is actually american squadron sign which took part in polish - soviet war in 1920. In 39' it was 111 eskadra mysliwska still having the same sign and patron. We remember our heroes.

@@qusseck I have no doubt you remember your heroes: Just today, in a bus in my town, Genoa, Italy, I met four Polish girls, tourists, I could be easily their grandfather. We spoke some minutes about the war, and I was honoured to say thank you personally to some Poles. They were fully aware about the history and they were (despite their age) really proud about what their grandparents did in the Second World War. The matter of 303 squadron is that as the British still have a 617th squadron, the Dambusters even if they don'y have anymore such a great number of squadrons, you should have a 303th squadron in your (not in USAF) air force. Then, if the original number of that squadron is different, I apologize about my ignorance; nevertheless you could call it "111 eskadra mysliwska (303th squadron)" as many British units have a complex name reminding all their roots. Thank you a lot for your comment, i didn't know anything about it. And, as always, thank you to all the Poles that, as these four young girls told me today, "[we] will always fight for the freedom of the world'. I was wordless when they told me that. By the way, I was surprised that such young girls knew about your history, while they were surprised a foreigner knew about the brave efforts the Poles did in world War Two.... Sincerely, Carlo.

I grew up around a village named Stoughton in West Sussex, my Nan used to tell me stories about the dog fights during the war and about the Polish pilot who crashed and died just up the hill. We the British people owe the brave Polish a debt of gratitude that our government failed to repay, every time we go up that hill for a walk we pay our respects to Pilot Officer Bolesiaw Wiasnowolski. www.tracesofwar.com/sights/18864/Memorial-Hawker-Hurricane-Fighter-Stoughton.htm

Actually as an Australian of part Polish extraction I visited Poland during the Communist era. I never saw one Russian soldier, but quite a few Polish Milicia. My Polish relatives complained about their own Polish Milicia and the Polish Communist Government, and hardly mentioned the Soviet Union or their soldiers. Sure the Warsaw Pact nations could be seen as the USSR's satellites and Soviet troops were based in these countries in case NATO attacked, but they were governed by their own frightful Communist Regimes who willingly sought the backing of the Kremlin. Only in the Hungarian Revolution and the Czech Spring did the Soviet troops, and sadly Polish troops, intervene, but never in Poland which gave rise to the Solidarity Movement that sparked the beginning of the end of the Iron Curtain. So let's be clear on that point - no Soviet occupation of Poland was in place as was the case when the swaggering Germans marched in and were finally kicked out during 1944-45.. The fact that Poland was sold out to the Soviet sphere of influence is another matter. As was the post war hunting down of AK resistance fighters who were loyal to the London based Polish Government by mainly the Polish Secret Police with the assistance of the NKVD. In reality it was mainly Polish communists suppressing their own citizens with the backing of the USSR. Not exactly an occupation, particularly as the Soviets made a big deal of liberating Poland from the barbaric and murderous Germans together with the First and Second Polish Armies. And, no, I am not a fucking communist or Russina/Soviiet apologist, and, yes, I remember the Molotov and Ribbentrop Alliance and the Katyn Massacre as well as the 1940 deportation of 1.6 Poles to Siberia and elsewhere. I know it all and I hate the bullshit about Poland being a Soviet occupied country when there were enough Polish communist arseholes willing to suppress their own. That said, I am still proud of my part Polish heritage.

@@Fyrdman Obviously, you are a special kind of stupid. Poles will never forget how Stalin joined Hitler in the invasion of Poland during 1939, or for the Katyn Massacre and deportations to the East in which 200,000 of the 1.6 million Poles deported to the East died. I also doubt whether most sane Russians or people from the former Soviet Republics agree as well.

"And, no, I am not a fucking communist or Russina/Soviiet apologist" Yet you seem to struggle to accept that the Soviet Union stationed tens of thousands of troops on Polish soil post WW2 - a high of approximately _400,000_ at one point. And as a final indignity the Polish government/people were largely liable for the Soviet garrison's _financial upkeep_ too... The 'well I didn't see any' defence really doesn't cut it!

@@Fyrdman you were the worst thing that happened to this world

Lore i agree Poland deserves its respect but saying england would be nothing without Poland’s a bit far fetched

Typical woman. I absolutely love you women in peace, and your courage in war, but please don't get involved in the politics of war (not general politics). There is a male instinct that you will never understand biologically. It has nothing to do with being equal male vs female as we are biologically different. Even between males, some feel it more. Put it this way, As a male, If someone killed my family, I would want revenge. If I wasn't able to act out my revenge alone, I would Join someone else who also wanted revenge or to defend their own. Two of us would have a better chance, even though I had already lost my family. Do not disrespect the decisions made by your Polish forefathers, they had their reasons. Choose your enemies wisely and your allies in the same way. Would you have your generation fight for the Russians or Chinese instead? @Agnieszka Monika Szczecinska

The UK had massive Naval and Air superiority whilst defending Britain, there's a reason Operation Sea Lion was cancelled, Britain was a fucking fortress. On top of that, we like to actually train our troops to minimize casualties. We only lost about 450,000 people, including both Military and Civilian casualties. We took in displaced Poles and trained the men who wanted to fight, we never forced them to fight, we even took in the Polish government in Exile. Take the Soviet Union for example, they just threw troops towards Germany on the eastern front losing millions of lives, they didn't give a fuck about their people. We also gave the Poles who fought for us the Polish Resettlement Act allowing Polish nationals to reside in the UK and other parts of the world after Poland fell behind the iron curtain. Britain was incredibly liberal compared to most other counties at that time. You have to remember WW2 was won as a collective of all Allies, not a singular country. @Agnieszka you really have no clue, do you? I, like a massive majority of Brits, have massive respect for all Polish Nationals who fought for us during the War. Why can't you show us a little respect? Why aren't you angry at the Nazi Party or the Soviet Union, THEY LITERALLY KILLED MILLIONS OF YOUR FELLOW COUNTRYMEN AND WOMEN. You deserve to go to the gulag.

@@NotJoseph All I can say is well said. I come from Czech republic, and the situation in our country is difficult (someways similar to Poland),thanks to people listening to populists, trying to tie us to Russia and China. People like Agnieszka have little knowledge of history and most imortantly the causes and consequences of these historical events. People in my country scream about the Munchen treaty, that UK and France sold us out...and on the other hand close their eyes and ears, when you want to talk about prosecution of the czech pilots returning from RAF from the communists. They just see what they want to see.

@@Fyrdman Really. That's not what the international economist say when they talk about the Polish economic miracle, and it being one of two countries in Europe to escape the Global Financial Crisis. In terms of culture it was the Poles who brought Christianity to Lithuania just like it was the Czechs who brought it to Poland. And, just what culture did barbaric Lithuania have for the literate Poles influenced by Roman and Western Culture have for the Poles to bother stealing? You stupid prick.

of course the British always depend on USA since England is a crap country and could't face Germany 1 to 1.

@@joeyreidelbach5509 Useless fucking slack arsed yanks. If the US had REALLY wanted to "help Britain", then instead of bleeding the British empire dry and causing its collapse, they could have for example sold a production license for Tetra Ethyl Lead (The compound required for the production of hi-octane fuels) to Britain when we applied to purchase one prewar. ... instead they refused to sell one to "their British cousins"... A "special relationship" indeed. Where there nazi sympathies in the Standard Oil boardroom? The truth is so unsavoury were the business practices of the US "Standard Oil" company (such as seeking furtive routes and brokering shady deals to supply nazi Germany with fuel and oil via neutral nations during the war) that it's activities were investigated and closely monitored by the US Govt... but only AFTER the they had been DRAGGED into WW2 in Dec 1941 by the German delcaration of war on the US!!! The "Standard Oil of Jersey City" company had NO qualms though about providing the exact same licence to the nazis prewar. But when it came to Britain the US preferred to strip the British of ALL their gold, cutting edge technology and military bases around the world during the British "hour of need" in return for a supply of amongst other things, US produced hi-octane fuel. The US "business community" engaged in VERY profitable business dealings with BOTH sides throughout WW2. US corporations such as Ford, General Motors, US Standard Oil, IBM, Kodak, Chase Bank (to name but a few) carried on "business as usual" with nazi Germany THROUGHOUT WW2. Ford's auto production facility in Cologne and General Motor's Opel subsiduary plant in Berlin were both busy working 24/7 THROUGHOUT WW2 furnishing the nazis with approximately 60% of the Wehrmacht's military transportation needs, as well as a sizeable chunk of the Luftwaffe's aero engine requirements... all the better for attacking Britain with eh? The "ALuminum COrporation of America" (ALCOA) for instance supplied SO much aircraft grade aluminium to nazi Germany in the late 1930s and into the early 1940s that it actually caused shortfalls within the US government's own military aircraft production schedules, so much so that in June 1941 the situation prompted Harold Ickes, US Secretary of the Interior, to go on record as saying “If America loses this coming war, it can thank the Aluminum Corporation of America”. With "friends" like the US "business community" who needs enemies?

@@joeyreidelbach5509 I don't remember reading how the USAAF defeated the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain - even the Hollywood script writers balked at that storyline.

@@joeyreidelbach5509 My father who was in the British Army and fought in Normandy right through into Germany said there was a well know expression " When the Germans bomb the Allies duck, When the British bomb the Germans duck, when the Americans bomb EVERYONE DUCKS ! "

@@maconescotland8996 My father who was in the British Army and fought in Normandy right through into Germany said there was a well know expression " When the Germans bomb the Allies duck, When the British bomb the Germans duck, when the Americans bomb EVERYONE DUCKS ! " Reply

Thank you

thanks from poland

Hi, if you know your grandmother's date of birth and place where she lived then you can be able to find more informations about her. Greetings from Polish :)

@@hussar1512 we know date of birth but not sure where she was from, ive seen somewhere called Bakow mentioned in her documents, could be it but ive never heard of it.

@@markorollo. Do you still got her documents? Polish is my native language so maybe I might help yo somehow to confirm that? If it was a passport and it said Bakow it's more likely yor grandmother was born there.

@@hussar1512 I think it was a displaced persons document issued at the end of the second world war, i'll have to see if can find it again, its somewhere in this house lol

amen!! they have ruined everything. ww2 films and games don't show the real war and their heroism and bravery these people had to fight for everything and against all odds recently I read that one of the people that took part in destroying hitlers heavy water factory died and I was amazed that battle field ww2 had changed the story to a single women attacking it when in fact many didn't even make it on the drop run (im sure I remember it been like 20 men and 4 planes but 1 crashed in to a mountain and the others missed their drop) and the ones that did was something like 4 or 5 that was the final group that did the attack the only good ww2 film made with out this crap was Dunkirk but I love the classics and unbroken was quite powerful

I agree. The Poles did have an input, and credit to them. The way I understand it is that they weren't even invited to the VE parade because of Stalin. They feel their input has been neglected for over 50 years and understandably are trying to make up for that. However large their input, they were on our side till the end even defeated. No Pole ever joined the SS unlike the French, Belgiun, Norwegian etc. All in all, Duxford museum states that over 17 000 Polish pilots flew for the RAF in WW2. They do deserve recognition because they were on our side, and Christians like we were then.

C Chadwick they are seriously pandering to feminists like I though when articles were written about the Dunkirk movie that it was fucking crazy when they called it celebrating toxic masculinity crazy shit

"the female as being the only one with a conscience" Yes, I picked up on that too sadly. Hardly surprising though considering these very right-on character tropes are now _rampant_ in modern cinema. If nothing else it renders such films tedious and predictable.

I agree with the movie and disagree with you. You guys were a bunch of twats towards the poles and now that you are recieving hate you cant deal with it. At last a englishman feeling what the poles felt during and after the war.

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No. They fought enemy planes they encountered as best they could having no idea who was flying them (as far as they knew an RAF plane was flown by a British pilot). Same as any pilots including the Poles from the 303.

@@VersusARCH German ace Adolf Galland admitted to Polish ace Stanislaw Skalski, that Germans were afraid of Poles during Battle of Britain.

we hate germans. thats it! one word one sentence

And the Winged Hussars arrived!! 😁

Daj Boże !

Thats grape🍇

I will sacrifice my life for Pakistan

Jebac pakistan nienawidze tego kraju

@@greg7366 my friend Piotr translated for me . Good reply 😁

The were TWO Polish Squadrons in Fighter Command in 1940. 302 "City of Poznan" and 303 "Kościuszko" Sqds.

@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 There were much more around 14 if im not mistaken

@@user-ig7gf3qt8j IN fighter command in 1940 there were the two Polish Squadrons I mentioned above.... other Polish squadrons formed later on, in Bomber Command as well as Fighter Command.

It is true unfortunately

Complete bollocks. While celebrating the bravery, skill and success of Polish "Kościuszko" 303 sqd, the top scoring RAF squadron of the battle of Britain, also remember the other nationalities who flew as part of the squadron during the battle and who contributed SO much to its success. Polish "Kościuszko" 303 Sqd total kill tally - 58.5 confirmed kills Squadron commander, Sqd Ldr Ronald Gustave Kellett (British) - 5 confirmed kills "A" Flight commander, Fl Lt John Alexander Kent (Canadian) - 6 confirmed kills "B" Flight commander, Fl Lt Athol Stanhope Forbes (British) - 7 confirmed kills. Sgt pilot Josef František (Czechoslovakian) - 17 confirmed Kills. We in the UK remember ALL the pilots (and NOT just the Polish ones). As for Poles having to pay for their own equipment and supplies, So what? Are you yet ANOTHER contemporary Polish freeloader who expects the British taxpayer to bankroll the POLISH war effort? JUST £109 Million to see nazi tyranny and death camps removed from Polish soil, what a BARGAIN !!! Guess what? After the end of WW2 the United Kingdom had to repay a total of over £100 BILLION (Thats +£100,000,000,000 or over NINE HUNDRED TIMES MORE THAN THE COST TO POLAND) to the US for the goods and services they SOLD to us during WW2, it may surprise you that the British war effort wasn't funded by US charity. We only finished repaying off that amount in 2006. We pay for our war effort, YOU pay for YOURS. P.S On your way out remember to bow at the altar to the 460,000 British citizens who died in the fight to overthrow the nazi tyranny that murdered Poland. You silly clueless lefty pricks.

Bit harsh... There are many Polish who have settled in the UK

Thats a shame of uk

We should join to Germany , Japan and Italy ! Look at them now... and look where Poland is... Allies did fu..k us anyway... Covenant with Germany would safe all nation from destroy... They wouldn`t saying now " Polish death camps" .

@@ElephantKiller23 Who won the war USA/ USSR who lost it British Empire and Poland

@@patttrick British Imperium won independent thanks to Poland... Poland lost Independent thanks to British Imperium, USA and USSR in Yalta conference ... shame Poland didnt join to Germany... Allies f.. ed Poland anyway...

polish isnt a race lol

@@dusk2dawn0 ot is it`s caled slav mixed with aryan (82%aryan)

​@@d4tas42 The Aryans are a people of Iran, which means "land of the Aryan" in Sanskrit!

@@virgilius7036 And? Aryans simply emigrated into east and central europe

What is music called?????

Lukas Pieprzyk polish ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UtpvuEmZCEM.html

@@chudys215 friend talked about the background music of the trailer, which is heard at the end.

bks215 the effects are pretty bad like a video game

No no no.

Here's a "Brexiteer" whose NEVER though Britain won the war alone. I know plenty of easily duped EUSSR supporters though, who will never stop whinging beacuse they lost.

dont know if save is the right word but ok

@@dusk2dawn0 salty English I see yes they did save England

@@dagotowka9191 Not sure if save is the right word but ok

Bomber/;)

ON DVD AT AMAZON

@@jockstewartredmond1093 I suppose I should have said region code 1 or 0 (North America or World) is what I am looking for. It's being released on April 1st. Thanks for the information.

I am an Australian and I can't even get the other Polish/British version starring Milo Gibson (an American actor) 'Hurricane' on Amazon US. Australia hardly sells any Polish made movies. Absolutely disgusted, and my ancestry is only part Polish. I finally was able to buy Hurricane through the Polish online retailer Empik. I will get this one from the same supplier once it becomes available. You can get Hurricane, which is the British version, on Amazon UK but certainly not in Australia or the USA despite Milo Gibson and Iwan Rheon (of Game of Thrones fame) starring in it.

@Columbo Bumbo My late Polish father served with the Free Polish Forces. He resented the Brits for not inviting the Polish,, who comprised the fourth largest fighting force after the USSR, USA, and Britain, to their victory parade so as to not upset Stalin. Yet, strangely enough, Stalin invited members of the Ist and 2nd Polish Armies which fought alongside the Red Army all the way to Berlin and Dresden, to his 1945 Moscow Victory Parade. While Britain told the Poles to go home to their now repressive communist country Australia rolled out the red carpet to Polish veterans. Polish ex-servicemen associations were supported by the Australian Returned Servicemen's League. Australian books and documentaries, as well as a 1950s movie about the Rats of Tobruk, mentioned the Poles fighting in Tobruk and the North African Campaign, while British and Americans do not. The omission of the overall Polish WW2 contribution has allowed the defamers, including many Polish hating Brits, to increasingly claim that Poland was a Nazi collaborating nation. It is about time people got educated otherwise the historical revisionists will win out.

Piękne

@Bartek the trump supporter for what? British awareness is enough and return of gold and cash to polish bank

The Walmart dollar bin.

download bluray, online i can,t find

Two different movies.

Anything that makes the Poles look good will never be shown in America as long as Polish hating Jews and Germans hold sway in that country. I note that Polish heroes of the American Revolution, Pulaski and Kosciuszcko never rate a mention in American movies, documentaries or history books. And, there certainly won't be any mention of the early pioneer Jamestown Poles who were brought in as craftsmen and glassblowers to help the first Jamestown English settlers. Even the grandsons of Sadowski (nee Sandusky) who were scouts for the great Daniel Boone as he colonised Kentucky have never been mentioned anywhere. Shit, I am an Australian and I notice how the millions of Polish Americans are not acknowledged for the contribution their ancestors made to the building of what they call the fucking USA. At least in Australia the highest mountain is named in the honour of Kosciuszko.

@@ronaldostrowski4014 I can't speak for all of america but I can speak for the revolutionary city of Philadelphia. That is not the case here. We have many monuments and history to Pulaski, Kosciszuco(spelling sorry...), Copernicus, Curie etc. The city is ripe with Polish history which will never go away

@@ronaldostrowski4014 even our first bridge in Philadelphia shows honor to the Polish engineer and laborers who erected it

@@Dpaa507 I don't doubt that parts of America remember the Polish contributions but when it comes to movies and documentaries they are omitted. Best example of this ballast omission was the recent TV series Turn:Washington Spies', particularly the last season where Benedict Arnold and George Washington were at West Point. All officers were named except Kosciuszko who actually drew up the plans which Benedict Arnold stole to take to the British. Hollywood movies have portrayed Madame Curie as a Frenchwoman. As an Australian I am most disgusted by this.

Freeloading modern Poles think Britain pays for the Polish part of the fight to topple POLANDS torturers. Pay for your own war scumbag, and remember to thank the UK for saving your worthless ass.

Despacito

What isla the song called????

Jorge Jaramillo Arise like fire by Fired Earth Music.

Jonathan B. Buchanan,michael J. Lister - Arise Like Fire

Nasi walczyli za Polskę swoją ojczyznę i o Anglię za Anglików. Bo wierzyli że to jeszcze nie koniec świata jaki znali. Ps. My POLACY o nich pamiętamy.

Wierz mi iż napewno nie byli takimi Kowbojami/przyglupami jak ukazuje ich ten film.

No sorry, USA helped USSR a lot. Please stop believing revisionist Kremlin inspired history that mighty Soviet Union crushed the Germans. First, US Lend-Lease program sent B-17s. P-51s, P-39 Aircobras and US made Lee/Grant and Stuart tanks to the USSR. These helped Stalin's war effort. If you watch the movie "Enemy at the Gates" you hear a Soviet officer telling his men that if you don't have a gun, then get one from one of your dead comrades or a dead German. So he USSR was woefully under armed and under supplied. Second, the US - Canadian invasion allowed a second front to open up and thereby force the Reich to fight against two enemies. US, British and Canadian forces could have easily reached Berlin but were told to wait so Red Army could go in first. The Red Army....saw photos of two dead and naked German women after the Red Army raped them and killed them. yes the glorious USSR (fuck Stalin). And lastly, Yugoslav uprising was beneficial to Brits and Americans liberating Italy from that Mortadella Mussolini who was trussed up with his mistress like Italian luncheon meat in a deli windoow.

@@ukrainiansniper5916 US - Canadian invasion wasn't invasion :) only reason they land is to prevent USSR to reach Atlantic. "The Red Army....saw photos of two dead and naked German women after the Red Army raped " - what monstrosity... shame that 7 millions dead Ukrainians, killed by Germans didn't touched you the same...

Yes, at the begining they fought on Hurricane before getting Spitfires!

Bollocks... WAKE UP.

Respect to Poland.. I think we were on the same "wave" (Czechoslovakia) Greetings guys.. You probably know Josef František - Czech pilot who was part of the 303rd Squadron.. We used to have 4 Squadrons as well.. Our best pilot was Karel Kuttelwascher. Karel Kuttelwascher has 18 victories confirmed during the war - the largest number among the Czechoslovak pilots, although the most often reported is twenty (two aircraft in France in 1940). He is also considered as the best RAF night-time pilot.

@@Fyrdman Once agian another english twat not paying rightful respect to the poles. It was because of them you are free and you are not speaking german. The poles demanded whats theirs and never got it back. The uk did go to far and the poles take pride in battles they had do alot to do with. Now fuck ff and learn some histroy.

agreed

@@Fyrdman Go and put the kettle on. That's the best you can fucking do anyway.

@@Fyrdman If not Poles you would speak fuckin German now, you ungrateful fuck

Yes, but we Poles had much more squadrons at RAF

@@user-ig7gf3qt8j How many more? What were their numbers?

Yes certainly Over dramatized - this is my opinion as a Pole. Another Hollywood like in style with 'lots of Action'

Not that empty. There is still around 40 millions of Poles left in Poland. Don't be silly and don't perceive your island as an Eldorado

then after that Soviets walk threw Poland and said thank you USA and England for Poland and Eastern Europe.

Hey Look !!! 2 thick Ignorant Polish idiots !!!

What language are you trying to write?