God bless that the POLISH City belongs to POLAND an not the German Muslim Bundeskhalifat. It was polish and it will be polish forever!🇵🇱 Grettings from Austria🇦🇹
I see some Germans claim Gdansk belong to Germany. For those or any who has doubts about who this city belongs to lets look at the facts : 711 out of 1021 years of Its history Gdansk was a POLISH city or under POLISH protectorate. 997-1227: Polish Kingdom 1227-1294: Principality of Pomerania POL 1294-1308: Principality of Cracowia POL 1308-1454: Teutonic Order 1454-1466: Thirteen Years War ( Teutonic Orders vs Kingdom of Poland) 1466-1569: Kingdom of Poland 1569-1793: Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1793-1807: Kingdom of Prussia 1807-1814: Free city 1815-1871: Kingdom of Prussia 1871-1918: Holy German Empire 1918-1920: Weimar Republic 1920-1939: Free City 1939-1945: German Reich 1945-present Republic of Poland
Danzig hatte immer seine Unabhängigkeit von den polnischen Königen neu besiegeln lassen. Es gab keine Protektorate sondern stets BÜNDNISSE. Die eigene deutsche hoheitliche Selbständigkeit blieb mehr als 700 Jahre bestehen.
@@danzigdeutschegeschichtele9332 So why did the inhabitants of Gdańsk defend themselves against Prussia in the 18th century when Poland was destroyed and divided? Do you know the legend of Gdańsk lions? Who were they waiting for? Polish king.
Not quite true. The idea was to eventually integrate the Polish population into Germany like previously when Poland was partioned by Prussia, Austria and Russia in 1795.
Robert S hahaha okay. That's why they murdered 6 million Poles. Poland did not ask to be part of Germany and wanted to be independent. Germany should focus on protecting their women from migrants and leave Polish land alone.
The Polish ethnically cleansed 14 million Germans from eastern Germany. 2,5 million mostly women, children and elderly eastern Germans were killed. 1/3 of Poland today is actually historically eastern Germany.
Beautiful movie. I was in Gdansk during this Christmas and I really liked it. What a beautiful city. I want to come back again in the summer. Good work. 😀
@@kasiakatarzyna435 Cześć, przyjacielu, i cieszę się, że mogę usłyszeć od ciebie. Cóż, dziś mam do czynienia z ładną pogodą, jak się dziś czujesz iz jakiego miasta pochodzisz? Czekam na wiadomość od ciebie
@RORIK Bluetooth Ok then stupid ignorant, look at the facts: 711 out of 1021 years of Its history Gdansk was a POLISH city or under POLISH protectorate. 997-1227: Polish Kingdom 1227-1294: Principality of Pomerania POL 1294-1308: Principality of Cracowia POL 1308-1454: Teutonic Order 1454-1466: Thirteen Years War ( Teutonic Orders vs Kingdom of Poland) 1466-1569: Kingdom of Poland 1569-1793: Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1793-1807: Kingdom of Prussia 1807-1814: Free city 1815-1871: Kingdom of Prussia 1871-1918: Holy German Empire 1918-1920: Weimar Republic 1920-1939: Free City 1939-1945: German Reich 1945-present: Republic of Poland
@RORIK Bluetooth ah and one more thing... It wasn't poles who decided to take GDANSK after WW2 It was Soviets who occupied Poland right after the war...
When someone in Gdansk/Danzig tells you "go to Hell" they may not be angry at you, just advising where to have a day out! Can you see Russia from Hell? on the map it looks not too far away
Damm Girl... I was born in Sopot, in 1960... looking at these??... I have only fond memories until 1978... when I left... I do not miss Communist... but I miss atmosphere and friends... Good job, Kid...:-))))))
Govt must be corrupt to allow some deceit, like the scam restaurants like Miasto Anielow, otherwise its good place to visit. Trains are great too. Ask fare before getting into any cab, avoid the fancy cars as cabs with no signage, just fake fare cards to take you on a scam ride. Mini car personal tour was very informative with driver of language we requested
The city is legally Polish, but was built by Germans, like all the other beautiful towns like Stettin, Breslau or Krakau. Danzig has great resemblance with Amsterdam and Antwerp, because many architects came from the Low Countries during the heydays of Danzig.I’m Dutch myself and I was amazed when earlier tonight I entered the city for the first time. “This is Amsterdam without the canals!” was my first thought.
Just add this: I am pro-European and hence pro-Polish and pro-German. I’m very positive about Polish and Easter European contribution to the protection of the European heritage. In hindsight there were some advantages after all of being a member of the Soviet rather than American empire. But we have got to give credit where credit is due, most of Danzig/Gdansk was built by Germans. It is saddening that many German cities were like that and got destroyed. For the rest I am looking forward to a European future with Germans and Poles. Together we have the ability to become the next #1, now that the American empire is almost over. We will be the next #1. Who else?
@@janhulst8189 You should read history of that city! Until 1772 ( first partition of Poland) Gdańsk blelnged to Poland! So, saying that Gdańsk was built by Germans, is totally misunderstanding. Besides, during last WW2 The city was destroyed in 70%. Poles rebuilt this city. Once, Gdańsk belonged to Prussia, but is it mean that it was prussian city? Warsaw belonged to Russia for 123 years! is it mean that our capital city was built by russians?
Basically Stettin is German but Wroclaw Gdańsk and krakow are polish. Krakow is 100% polish no doubt. Gdańsk was only for 150 years German (not counting period of time when whole Poland was separated between Germany Russia and Austria.). It’s really simple why it looks like Amsterdam. Gdańsk was really rich and we were able just to have Dutch people worked for us. Also as I remember u were very damaged by the ,,war” between Christianity and Protestantism. That’s reason why there were Dutch in Poland. In Gdańsk there is a architecture tipical for cities that were considered to hansa just like Stockholm or Amsterdam. Wroclaw (idk German name) is both German and polish. It was for 350 years (during Middle Ages ) polish so gothic buildings are polish. Then it was for 200 years Czech and for next 200 years Austrian. After that it was German till the end of Second World War. Romanistic and gothic buildings in Wroclaw are polish (some of them Czech) and baroque and renaissance in Wroclaw is Austrian or German. Stettin is fully German Wroclaw just partly but Gdańsk and krakow at all bro
If someone has any doubts about who this city belongs to: 711 out of 1021 years of Its history Gdansk was a POLISH city. 997-1227: Polish Kingdom 1227-1294: Principality of Pomerania POL 1294-1308: Principality of Cracowia POL 1308-1454: Teutonic Order 1454-1466: Thirteen Years War ( Teutonic Orders vs Kingdom of Poland) 1466-1569: Kingdom of Poland 1569-1793: Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1793-1807: Kingdom of Prussia 1807-1814: Free city 1815-1871: Kingdom of Prussia 1871-1918: Holy German Empire 1918-1920: Weimar Republic 1920-1939: Free City 1939-1945: German Reich 1945-present Republic of Poland
Hoheitlich war Danzig mehr als 700 Jahre eine freie deutsche Stadt. Bei geschichtlichem Bedarf schreiben sie mich gerne an. Bis 1945 gab es in Danzig niemals einen polnischen Bürgermeister. Es waren immer Deutsche. (Das müßte ihnen zu Denken geben). Eine prüffähige Liste kann ich ihnen gerne zur Verfügung stellen.
If someone has any doubts about who this city belongs to: 711 out of 1021 years of Its history Gdansk was a POLISH city. 997-1227: Polish Kingdom 1227-1294: Principality of Pomerania POL 1294-1308: Principality of Cracowia POL 1308-1454: Teutonic Order 1454-1466: Thirteen Years War ( Teutonic Orders vs Kingdom of Poland) 1466-1569: Kingdom of Poland 1569-1793: Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1793-1807: Kingdom of Prussia 1807-1814: Free city 1815-1871: Kingdom of Prussia 1871-1918: Holy German Empire 1918-1920: Weimar Republic 1920-1939: Free City 1939-1945: German Reich 1945-present Republic of Poland
Lech Slavko Lew, Is that supposed to scare me? The Russians practically handed you Eastern Germany. All you had to do is ethnically cleanse 14 million Germans and most were defenseless woman, children and elderly.... How brave.
