Lego WW2 Poland invasion 1939 

great work bro 👍🏿

Thanks for WW2 ❤❤❤🎉

You can make the mp38, with the japaneese type 100 and the Sten gun magazine. But... There IS another problem because there aren't panzer IV in Poland, only panzer I, II, III, and other typologies of tank's, and why you have use the BAR?

@@David7TheSovietic Why? Have you seen a picture of MP38? It looks a lot like MP40. Not a big difference. It like to use PPSH instead of finnish sub-machine gun Suomi. Almost the same but different weapon. So no problem in my opinion to use mp40 as mp38. So the next question - BAR. Well check the info, Polish army really used BAR in 1939.

@@David7TheSovietic And I dont have panzer 4 in here, only panzer 3 + 2+ 1 and panzer 38(t)

same

Polska Gurom!!

I think u mean as a pole

Dokładnie polska the best !🇵🇱🇵🇱🤍❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️

Fajnie że są na świecie ludzie którzy wiedzą jak zaczeła się 2wś

As a German... DANGIT!

​@@BKAcreations heil hydra 👌🖕

Nein!

@@BKAcreations haha Germans have done bad things that hitler controlled 😂

When are you going to upload more videos

@@evanadkins4446 I'm working on a Dunkirk animation at the moment

Thanks man!

@@LCMhistory :)

Ok

thank you!

@@LCMhistory Also I am subscribing because I like learning about World War II history.

thanks :)

@@LCMhistoryjestem z polski możesz napisy polskie?

Even ones that show real footage

Not really a great work! Because as is so often the case also with toys, contrary to historical truth, the Poles are shown without tanks fighting the Germans. In fact, the Polish army had tanks on the same technological level with the German tanks. Except that Poland had significantly fewer tanks than Germany because the Polish government was not arming as much because Poland relied on the support of its western allies. The Poles had no idea that the allies would betray Poland. The British and French declaration of war 1939 against Germany served only for saving face. The British and the French did not intend to keep to the state treaty commitment and to attack massively in the west. They wanted to sacrifice Poland for peace with the Germans! They preferred to betray Poland instead of fighting. This was the continuation of British and French appeasement stupid politics of the 30s! The inaction of the French and British was the message to Germany: Be satisfied with Poland. Do not attack us behind the Maginot Line and in the British Isles. We do not attack Germany either! This betrayal of Poland in 1939 was not only dishonest but it was also a military stupidity of truly monumental dimensions. The opportunity to fight a brief, localized war against Germany was therefore lost in September 1939. In hindsight, also lost were the opportunities to save millions of lives and to have prevented the creation of conditions that led to the Cold War. As General Ironside the Chief of the British General Staff stated in 1945, after much of Europe was in ruins and 50 million have died, "Militarily we should have gone all out against the German the minute Germans invaded Poland. ... We did not ... And so we missed the strategical advantage of the Germans being engaged in the East. We thought completely defensively and of ourselves. After the war German military commander Alfred Jodl said that "if we did not collapse already in the year 1939 that was due only to the fact that during the Polish campaign, the approximately 110 French and British divisions in the West were held completely inactive against the 23 German divisions." German General Siegfried Westphal stated that if the French had attacked in full force in September 1939 the German army "could only have held out for one or two weeks." After all, in the video the betrayal of Poland is hinted at by its allies! Well, after all, like in reality, the German tanks shown in the video are mainly infantry support tanks and not battle tanks. Because the Germans defeated Poland with the superior number of infantry support tanks Panzer I and II. In fact, the Germans did not defeat Poland in 1939 in a blitzkrieg with a storm of battle tanks, but in a conventional fighting style with infantry supported by Panzer I and II infantry support tanks and air support.

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars I meant in terms of animation. I shouldn’t have used the word “depict”. I enjoy watching LCM’s animations, but you are correct that they sometimes have historical inaccuracies. I’m not a WW2 buff, so you probably know more than I do.

@@HELLMO1933 I meant in Lego. Of course real footage and documentaries would do a better job.

@@brickbrotherproductions8653 You could have easily avoided my mistake with "Great Animation"! By the way, I’m not a WW2 buff too! How can one even be a WW2 buff? Anyway, I'm still well informed on this topic!

Tem głos Morawieckiego mnie rozwalił

@@annabacciarelli582 jaki głos Morawieckiego ?

@@annabacciarelli582 mnie bardziej rozwaliły orzełki na hełmach komunistycznej pierwszej armii ludowego WP

Особенно героично делили Чехословакию в 1938

@Leniwiec to bajka jest o ludzikach lego a nie dokument historyczny. ;)

The Germans didn’t have the mp40 or mg42 guns yet 🤓

bruh this is something the poles are writing today because there are no one left which is alive anymore to these soldiers which participated into crushing the polish state. These german soldiers which participated all share a common story in their records stating that they fought against an outdated enemy that their higher commands sended cavalry units, armed with speers/poles and sabers against tanks. The "invasion" was a justified reaction from the german side against poland. For their anti german terrorism on the border and onto the german minority which represented the majority in the polish western areas during that time. Their cruel acts went on since 1921. 1939 just symbolize a new phase of the conflict. The allies which wanted war since may of 1933 used that opportunity to drag Germany into a new war against the whole world again out of pure fear that the nation (germany) somehow would overcome them economicly, finaincially and technologically on the world stage, in such a short time.

@@karstenseterbakken3617 Absolutely NO ONE wanted a war against Germany. Britain's main goal was to establish peace with Germany, they were not ready for a war nor were they preparing for one because once Neville Chamberlin returned from Munich to the chanting of "peace! peace!" there seemed to have no cause for one. France just stationed some soldiers on the Maginot Line. Once Germany invaded a small sliver of France that was once theirs before the first world war, France didn't even bother to fight back. And that was AFTER Poland had been conquered. If the Allies wanted to draw Germany into a war, they would've declared it after the treaty they signed that stated Germany would never conquer anything further than the Sudetenland was broken right behind there backs. The German losses totaled 14,000 dead and 30,000 wounded in Poland. I'm not saying that Poland didn't get crushed. They got crushed. But you don't suffer those kind of casualties with horses, spears, and a few sticks. Poland had the fifth strongest army in Europe, that's impressive but you still can't blame them for loosing. The German army was FAR more advanced than any other army on the planet. However he combined might of the Allies obviously proved too much for one country. And the soldiers you speak of are not alive now, but they were decades ago.....they can still tell stories then. Your logic of "since there all dead no one can tell the truth" is flawed. If that were true, any story of WW2 or any part of history would not even be heard of. People talked......even if they are dead now. It makes no difference.

​@@sebastianolofsson5399its an mp38

Thank you!

thanks :)

thanks :)

@@LCMhistory where did ya get the soldiers and tanks?

thanks :)

Пшеки всегда чертями были.

Tak, a gdyby nam zachód pomógł to w ogóle byłoby już super

Actually it was a surrise for me also. When I was searching for the info before the making of this briockfilm I checked the weapons Poland army used and was amazed to see BAR

The BAR is quite old.

Poland had wz 29

​@@LCMhistoryPolish army has used Browning wz. 28 - it was polish modification of american BAR (different ammo and few other things). But I don't think they used Czechoslovak ZB 26 (at 5:35), I didn't find any info about that.

@@DJ_DaFoXX Found an info that after Czechoslovalia occupation in 1938 some of ZB-30 (ZB-26) machine guns were taken by army of Poland

One had a Ritterkreuz at day one. ^^

@@neinnein9306 This was also my thought, as well as Infantry ground troops jumping out of tanks (instead the personnel in the "Schwarze Sonderbekleidung für Panzertruppen", but let´s call this artistic freedom :D Great work he put into this film, Chapeau !

thank you! and about the links... actually i get them from different companies. Brickmania.com for example. Or Custombricks.de Or Battlebricks

thanks :)

@@LCMhistory you're welcome

Tahnk you! Trying to do my best and to improve all the time :)

No problem! Also one of thing i love about you and this channel is that you respond to almost all comments on your videos, like you actually care about your viewers. I'll say this again, keep up the good work.

I do understand you. The history is hard. And that's why Im trying to make it not just fun action videos but with the part of real history , people should know those pages of dark history

thank you!

Wartet nur ein paar Jahre

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@@iactas7892 (they lost)

Hail

@@ointegralista6025 hail mnie w dupe

I also cried... Especially for the single polish soldiers, which tried to stop the germans...

Polish soldiers are from Brickssoldiers.

что с каналом стало?

@@user-pm3wp6op7s не пон, с каким каналом?

Funny thing about these rifles, it was our Polish secret plan against German vehicles. We made a lot of them and distributed evenly. The problem is, this was completely held in secrets. So secretive that soldiers themselves didn't know about these rifles and many outposts fell without these rifles even getting unboxed. But yeah, we didn't mobilize in time due to France and UK begging us to not do so and keep appeasing Hitler, which turned out how it did...

@@Animatron11 I believe the Polish had discarding sabot rounds as well

Thanks :)

thank you!

thank you! And I really think about part 2

@@LCMhistory I bet it would be great! 👍

Yes! Planning to make this one

Gracias! :)

And from Slovakia

diky, zdravim z Polska. je skoda, ze jsme proti Nemcum nebojovali spolecne (nepocitam bitvu o Anglii)

Thank you! Did my best :)

38(t) is a really good looking tank! I like it also

Welcome! And thanks :)

This enraged his father who punished him severely

Dont have those minifigs :(

@@LCMhistory Okay then, thanks for watching, again congratulations on the great animations.

thanks :)

@@LCMhistory I am working on a stop motion as well. It’s about the push out of France into Nazi controlled Germany.

thank you!

I have it in my plans

The French did invade Germany through Saarland for 12 days during the "Saar Offensive", but withdrew because they feared a german counterattack of homecoming troops from Poland.