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As a Pole, thank you for being interested in the history of my country. Please react to "Untold Battle of Britan" This is the story of Polish pilots who changed the fate of the Battle of Britain during World War II.

The guy who informed what is really happening in Auschwitz, was Witold Pilecki. Mentioned in this video, he went there as a volunteer to get informations and escaped! Fought in all wars, gave his life for Poland! Szacunek Rotmistrzu Pilecki!

Bo my nie błagamy o wolność, my o nią walczymy 💪🇵🇱❤️

Thats why Poland is more freedom fighter than USA was long time ago. We have small country, but bigger hearts than someone can to imagine.

"And finally Poland said: Whoever comes to me will be free and equal, because I am freedom." Adam Mickiewicz

Smutna lecz inspirująca historia .. Szacunek dla wszystkich walczących wtedy za nas !!!! Dobrze że w tych czasach inni mogą zobaczyć co Polacy przechodzili w tamtych czasach , dziękuję za rekakcję i Witamy !!!! Pozdrawiam ☺☺

"Witam wszystkich"- było super(It was great)❤👏💪

WROCŁAW, speak very well ;-) I recommend a trip to Warsaw, especially on August 1, we always celebrate the outbreak of the Warszawa Uprising in 1944 on this day. I recommend the Warsaw Uprising museum in Warsaw, it is amazing.

Hi. I'm Polish. I am a patriot. I will always defend my homeland, just as our ancestors showed me who repeatedly gave their lives to defend their home. HONOR AND GLORY TO THE HEROES!!! On behalf of myself and my family, thank you for what you do. I suspect that a very small percentage of people in the world know what Poland has gone through during its existence. What a great role we have played in the history of the world. What's more... I will not hesitate to say that all of Europe should thank Poles, and mainly our ancestors, for Vienna 1683. I recommend that you take a look at this topic and you will understand what I mean. 💪 Jan 3 Sobieski and the Polish hussars saved all of Europe. Polish Hussars - angels of death...

Hello, as a pole I thank you from the bottom of my heart 🙏. To be perfectly honest, few min into the presentation you've brought tears. Memories of my late grandfather's. One fought Rommel troops in Africa and was part of Monte Casino battle. The other was a partisan in eastern part, captured by Russian soldiers and send to gulag in Boroszewicze. Thank you for this video. I hope this presentation of yours will help to unite Poles and bring them together. The Unconquered

Thank you for following the recommendation. You guys are amazing. Hope you have a great time in Poland. Watch out for those sneaky little gnomes in Wrocław 😉😂

This animation never gets boring to watch. And they could not have picked a better voice for it than Sean Bean. He did it justice

Yes, we are an invincible nation. For hundreds of years we have been fighting for our country and independence. And although our homeland was taken from the map of the world, the enemies of our spirit were never defeated. That is why Poland is Poles, not the country within which we live. "Poland has not yet perished as long as we live!" - these are the words of our National Anthem. 💪 Greeting from Gdańsk

Thank you for your interest in Poland! Greetings from lubelskie voivodeship :-)

To be precisely Warsaw was not destroy in Uprising but after it. 50% of the city was obliterated between the invasion in 1939 and the two months of the uprising in 1944 in the Luftwaffe bombardment of the city even targeting hospitals. But following the end of the rising, special German units were sent to burn (Brandkommandos) and demolish (Sprengkommandos) the remaining buildings. By the beginning of 1945, 85-90% of Warsaw had been reduced to rubble, including around 94% of the city’s historic buildings and landmarks. And the Germans had paid special attention to the destruction of Warsaw’s libraries, universities, and centers of culture.

If I was asked for one video about Polish history - that would be the one. Although, I don't think this refers only to Poland - heroes like Irena Sendler or Witold Pilecki should be remembered regardless of nationality. And I always get emotional on Urbanowicz's quote, because it is so true - we can never let go, we should always watch for our freedom. BTW. documentary "Bloody Foreigners" about 303 squadron (including Urbanowicz) is quite good, I highly recommand it, but it's probably a bit too long for yt reactions...

this is very interesting. I watch a lot of people reaction from this video and everyone had goosebumps in that last scene. This words: “ Because We do not ….” are so strong

Guys, you are amazing. I am impressed how diverse and interesting your videos are. ❤❤

Your pronounciation of "Wrocław" is now perfect.

Thank you guys. Love your videos. I am Polish Canadian and your videos educated me a lot. Have a wonderful stay in this wonderful country.

The sad thing is that a lot of German/ American/ Russian people dont know much how much blood was pouring in the old days. Thx for the reaction

Warsaw- in Polish: Warszawa; pronunciation - Varshava. It's nice that you are interested in my country. I hope that your trips to Poland will only deepen your interest.

It makes my cry everytime i watch it

Leaves me in tears everytime i watch it. Bardzo smutne.

South Africans were supporting Warsaw Uprising

Stolicą Polski iest Warszawa lecz jednak sercem Polski jest Kraków. Kraków przetrwał wojnę prawie nie zniszczony. To tutaj są groby Królweskie to tutaj jest duch poprzednich pokoleń. To Kraków jest nadal stolicą kultury Polskiej. Kraków jest tak przepełniony historią że życia braknie człowiekowi aby wszystko zobaczyć. Kraków był kiedyś Stolicą Polski. Ale pweien król prszeniósł stolicę do Warszawy. I to prawdopodobnie uratowało Kraków przed zniszczeniem. Zapraszam Was do Stołecznego Królewskiego miasta Krakowa.

10:30 this was exactly like that same after possibly saving UK in 41 from speaking german today when our pilots defended them and later poland was not only not invited to winning parade, but also they actually kicked out pilots from the country (when there was no safe spot for poles), the same way we were literally sold to russia by all countries during the yalta conference because they were worried more about their economy and being worried about prolonging the war, so they picked selling poland and peace. Im proud for 'old' Poland but this also makes me sad. Because poles were fighting all over the world, helping everyone, but we were always left alone and noone came to help us. And it is not just 1900+, Poland is full of such history. We were literally gone from maps for 123 years!

Thank you guys.what a lovely video about Poland, my country ❤

I watch your chanell frequently and I am so amazed with the Polish spirit that obviously resides in you both. You really get us, u know. I mean your reactions to that specific little things really says a lot. You would instantly blend in the Polish culture and the way of living. Kudos!

i znowu historia się powtarza chcą nas znowu stłamsić tylko w ,, białych rękawiczkach,, niedoczekanie

Proponuję -Panoramę Racławicką ,obraz 120m.x15m namalowany w 1893-94r. pzez polskich artystów J.Styka i W.Kossaka obrazujący bitwę wojsk polskich przeciwko wojskom rosyjskim podczas insurekcji [powstania] Kościuszkowskiej w 1794r.Obraz połączony ze scenografią w formie okrągłej.Polecam. P.S.Tadeusz Kościuszko -polski generał głównodowodzący insurekcją i bohater USA podczas wojny o niepodległość Stanów Zjednoczonych.

I got tears in my eyes everytime I watch this. My grandad fought in that war, he was heavily injured, barely survived. If he died, there would be no my father and of course me. That's why hate to russia in general is in my blood. I almost forgave to Germans, need some more time.

Thank You for reaction. Very appreciate it.

Fantastic👍🇵🇱👍🇵🇱

Hej. Pozdrawiam z Polski. Obyśmy nigdy więcej nie walczyli ze sobą. Handlujmy, wspierajmy się, pomagajmy sobie, bawmy się i tańczmy... budujmy razem silną Europę. * Hallo. Grüße aus Polen. Mögen wir nie wieder gegeneinander kämpfen. Lasst uns handeln, lasst uns einander unterstützen, lasst uns einander helfen, lasst uns Spaß haben und tanzen ... lasst uns gemeinsam ein starkes Europa aufbauen.

Thanks for interest to our country history, as some people said Untold battle of Britain about squadron 303 and there are also many interesting videos about Monte Casino battle in which participated war bear Wojtek but I can really recomend video from Stefan Tompson: The Bear Who Became A Cigarette Smoking, Beer Drinking WWII Hero. There is not only story but also interviews from British soldier who suplied 22 company.

In general "Warsaw" is correctly translation but if you want polish pronaunciation its "Warszawa" which we read as "varschava" Also I really suggest to watch "The Story of Wojtek - the polish military bear", well yeah, we used to have Sgt. Wojtek in army.

This girl looks so Polish. She definitely has some Polish roots.

Greetings from Poland! :)

i love to watch u guys, wee need more abt Poland! u need to visit Warsaw/Gdansk/Cracov we waiting for u guys!

10:20 When it comes to that we were under Russian control, but like you said not exactly like satellite state. That was sad but you know what in my opinion is more sad, that Poles were not invited for official parade of allies in UK because authorities were afraid that would offend Stalin. Please watch document about 303 division (polish pilot division that helped during Battle Of Britain and served together with RAFs pilots).

Cities must to see: Kraków, Gdańsk, Lublin, Warszawa, Wrocław, Poznań, Toruń. Especially eastern cities Lublin and Zamość. Greetings from Poland.

The creed of the Poles is "God, honor and homeland" and I add Patience. (123 years of slavery)

You should watch "Untold Battle of Britain.".

Many people before me already did it, but I'd also like to recommend you to watch British film "Bloody Foreigners - Untold Battle Of Britain" (available on YT ofc). You won't be disappointed, believe me! :) The question is: Do we - your viewers - actually want a 1 hour reaction from you on that video? YES! WE DO! :D

It's really very simple: the Polsih letter "w" is pronounced "v" just like in German. And the Polish dual sign/diphtong "sz" is pronounced (roughly, it's not the exact equivalent) "sh". So Warszawa (the Polish name for Warsaw) is pronounced...? Yes, you guessed it: "varshava". :-)

Keep in mind that this is only WWII and later, Poland has been through a lot more (Crusaders, Denmark, Sweden, Ottoman Empire, partitions, Prussia, Russia- some of them multiple times)

Christianity is the true secret that provide us to resurrection despite all we experience.

Poles never beg for freedom Poles fight for freedom

We may be unconquered, but we pay a high price for it. Recent research published in Scientific Reports shows that eight decades after the war, Poles are the most traumatized nation in the world. Approx. 19 percent Poles - almost every fifth of us - have symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) - new research shows. This is much higher than the world average (approx. 5-10%). This is facilitated by unprocessed, transgenerational trauma dating back to World War II. Research by psychotraumatologists suggests that such susceptibility to PTSD may be related to the trauma from World War II that has not been processed in families. The effects of war trauma can be noticed even in the grandchildren and even great-grandchildren of people who survived World War II. The psychologist explains that Poles, who were terribly affected by World War II, had very difficult conditions after the war to work through their traumas. "Poland went from plague to cholera: from German occupation during World War II we moved to Soviet occupation." People who were members of the Home Army and suffered trauma during the war had to hide their past during the Stalinist era because of the risk of repression. Not only did these citizens lack systemic support, but their traumas were also not addressed and socially recognized. And often these experiences were also kept silent within families. And the atmosphere of fear and taboo related to various types of trauma could be passed on to subsequent generations. "Traumatic experiences contribute to serious problems on many levels. Often this process is further deepened by the conspiracy of silence surrounding such trauma among the person's loved ones. As a result, the trauma survivor is forced to adopt one of the survival strategies." Patterns of coping with massive trauma among survivors of World War II influenced subsequent generations; they were a transmission belt for the transmission of transgenerational trauma. It is time to stop gloryfying War. If you want to listen some interview with descendents of WWII survivors, please check the link below. This is the project of Warsaw Uprighsing Museum. ru-vid.com/group/PLWxxS6ji7P26kj7q_Xkt86W02hK_ajC5g&si=ZY5rj-4rYukplZa-

I'm kind of sad how they didn't describe the contribution of heroic Polish pilots fighting in Britain, they just left it with "we fought beside allies". We really were incredible there, totally worth a sentence more or anything. Also, our capital in Polish is called Var-sha-va. You did a great job with "Wrocław" at the end of the vid though 😁

Wow! You said Witam wszystkich! And it was so proper! Nice! :D

Im Pole and I’m proud of it!

Warsaw (Warszawa - 'Varshava') was not destroyed so much during uprising, but after that. It was special Hitler's order to demolish, blow every building after building as punishment for doing uprising. In Yalta (Jałta) Franklin Delano Roosvelt gave Poland to Stalin's hands moving a match as a symbol of soviet influence border. One of most terrible decision for Poland in whole history. Even some German commanders understood size threat from the Soviets, and wanted togeder fight against Soviet Union, like Admiral Wilhelm Canaris ( one of heroes of WWII, in my opinion as a Pole patriot). But it would mean another war, war against Soviet Union, but everyone had enough of war. You were also talking about Wrocław - 'Vrocwav' or 'Vrotswav' :D One more thing :D When soldier is shooting to german tank, i gues it is not going about His bravery, but it's a symbol of "Ur wz 35", which was hand antitank riffle, yes hand antitank riffle! :D But i'm not sure it was using during uprising. Rather in the beginning of war. When Germans get plans of this riffle, first Hitler's order was to thicken armor in tanks.

I really like you guys,honestly

♥ as a Pole thank you

If you are in Krakow, there are 2 places in the area that you cannot miss. these are the Auschwitz concentration camp and the Wieliczka salt mine, which is also something you won't see anywhere else in the world.

Definitely you should visit Warsaw Uprising Museum, and - after that - Warsaw Old Town

As Polish woman thank you for interesting our history ❤

The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, officially the Treaty of Non-Aggression between Germany and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, was a non-aggression pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union with a secret protocol that partitioned Central and Eastern Europe between them. The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler-Stalin Pact.

Bloody Foreigners-Untold Battle Of Britain

I don't know how to write this so that I won't be blocked. Polish children took part in the Warsaw Uprising. these children are our grandmothers and grandfathers. The Germans used them as human shields to protect their tanks. this is a fact. The uprising failed because there was no one who would shoot at children in cold blood, and this is just one example. Poland is a land of war. War is in a clearer culture, art and mentality. We know what this ruthless mistress of death called war is (Wojna read: voyna)

Greetings from Poland❤

Watching this tears in my eyes always apears

Thanks for the reaction 😁 please react to the squadron 303 batel of Britain

I am very proud of being Polish!

Hi guys, I recommend "Bloody foreigners. Untold Battle of Britain."

omg such beauty She is omggg

These only flashes of broader and more complex history behind each scene. I encourage you to dig in and investigate, those figures with no names are presented as actual living heroes. I am happy to provide references if you are willing so. All the best!

Dziękujęmy za wiele pięknych słów. Pozdrawiam serdecznie.

I love your content and I'm extremely thankful for what you do. I'm sure everything you say is genuine and comes from a very honest place and I have to admit that it makes me emotional at times! Thank you! 🫶🙏

You, guys are both Polish patriots at heart: ("Poland" Ryszard Przymus): "Poland is such a land, which begins in the heart. Then he is close in my thoughts, in the beautiful land on the Vistula River. We walk her paths, we build, we defend. Poland - Homeland... The land that begins in the heart."

As a Pole I would like to thank you for watching this one video. I know this video very well and always there is a tear in my eyes. You did very good work with commenting etc. Probably the best 'reacting/commenting video' of this type that i have ever seen. The world is a better place thanks to people with such hearts like yours. GL.

12:05 Wincenty Lutosławski (1863-1954) - Polish philosopher, professor, polyglot and publicist, national activist. The Polish nation includes Polonized Germans, Tatars, Armenians, Gypsies, and Jews, if they live for the common ideal of Poland. (…) A black or red-skinned person can become a true Pole if he takes over the spiritual heritage of the Polish nation, contained in its literature, art, politics, customs, and if he has an unwavering will to contribute to the development of the national existence of Poles. Source: The Message of the Polish Nation, Warsaw 1939, pp. 23-24.

I miss Poland❣️🇵🇱❤️‍🔥🥹

Our Land have over 1000 years of history. Throught those years we were attacked a lot times by Germans, Russians, Mongolians and a lot of other nations. We had completely disapeared from maps of Europe for 123 years, because Our Land was under Prussian (old Germans), Russian and Austrian occupation. More times in history our Land was destroyed, disapear but always rised up from ashes like Phoenix. We are proud, brave and unconquered and always fight for freedom, ours or everybody which lost freedom. And now we bulid a powerfull army not for attack anybody but we must be ready to defence our Land. History can not repeat.

I think that the history of our country best shows why it is worth fighting for the freedom of your country when war comes. Poland talks about how many lives, how much blood must be shed to have even the slightest chance to regain freedom not for itself - but for future generations. In times of war, when we lose everything we have, we can do many things... including surrender. However, it is worth remembering that there are more important things than ourselves, our egoism, our pain and suffering. Patriotism can be something positive and worth emulating. I'm glad you want to know more about my country, I think Poland deserves it, especially in these troubled times when Russia is stretching its iron fists again and Germany is behaving in a very strange way. Both of these nations have never taken real responsibility for how they destroyed Poland and I believe that history will unfortunately repeat itself.

Thank you for reactions 👍👍👍🇵🇱❤️❤️❤️

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Beautiful reaction, Greetings from Poland

I recommend "Poland first to fight!" from Historia bez cenzury. It's also describes Poland and its aspects ^^

Actually, I went to check if the video, which poped out in my feed, was pre-war in Ukraine because some comments sounded like you are unaware of the scale of the cruelty, destruction and suffering in the current ruzzia's war. Yes, Poles are/were brave and 'unconquered' but so are Ukrainians rn... I know it's a video about PL but the parallels are so obvious. It's Varshava btw.

Film,,Miasto 44,, 😮

(Im Polish) on Polish flags that we use on wars is written : "God, honor, homeland" and that's what we fight for and you can see it in this video 📿🪖🏠

You have to visit Lublin :)

I get moved every time...thank you a short history of the Warsaw Uprising ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VB_E-gjnZ7A.htmlsi=ThIC4C7Kbuf2UJJ- a short video of how we commemorate our brave insurgents every year on the same day at the same time. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ejd2rsXoQSI.htmlsi=RyCXLWTGaHWUNrCc ❤️🇵🇱

❤ From a 🇵🇱🇺🇸

Guys you are such a cute couple great pronunciation of Wrocław and for Warsaw we say Varshava thanks for ur videos🎉

Your blood is as hot as Polish blood. If you don't have Polish blood, your heart is still truly Polish. Much respect.

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"Warsaw" is the 100% correct but English name for Warszawa. You generally use that when you speak English cause it just sounds more natural and coherent, but if you want to use the native name it sounds more like "var-sha-va" ;) Warschau is the German version. (Fun fact - the legend says the name comes from a fisherman Wars and mermaid Sawa who were the first couple to settle there ;) ) Wrocław I think doesn't really have an international/English form, but Kraków is Cracow and Trójmiasto is Tricity. Gdańsk is sometimes called Danzig from the German times, for that same reason Stettin is also sometimes used for Szczecin, Posen for Poznań etc. - it's often easier for English speakers to use the German names so I hear those used more often than just by Germans. (ed.: Just compare my town "Bydgoszcz" with the German alternative "Bromberg"... XD) On the other hand, many Poles won't understand Cape Town - we call it Kapsztad, which came from the Afrikaans version of the name. And Johannesburg is written just the same, but would be pronounced more like "Yohannesboorg" if you don't indicate an English pronunciation is required... :P

Wrocław ❤😂- City of meetings ❤

Speaking of a yours relations to Polish blood, you really look similar to my Polish good friend almost like a twin 😅 very familiar Slavic facial features.

Yes, you’re right Poland is unconquered, Poles can unite and fight together, help to each other in need, but unfortunately when the time comes to rebuild we are starting to fight between ourselves like any other nation in the world. This is sad, we need an extetnal threat to cooperate with each other, otherwise we are unable to work together for the common good.

Hi thanks for showing polish history

Dzień dobry. Wesołych i spokojnych świąt. Pozdro

To know more about forced deportations to Siberia you have to visit Muzeum Pamieci Sybiru ( Memorial Museum Siberia ) in Bialystok. It is certainly one of the best and modern museums in Poland with prestigious European prizes. It displays long history of Poles deported to Siberia. Bialystok, pop. 300000, is the largest city in north-eastern Poland and certainly has that eastern vibe. There are good train and bus connections from Warsaw, about 2 hours. There is an imposing Branicki Palace, called Versailles of north Poland with wonderful garden and park. You can also find huge RC and Orthodox churches and a lot of old wooden buildings in the centre. Bialystok is the birthplace of Ludwik Zamenhof, Polish - Jewish creator of Esperanto, most popular international language in the world.

It is nice of you to be interested in our history. It is a pity that now, as Poles, we are still being slandered in many aspects and on many levels of history

World War II in Poland began on September 1, 1939 and did not end, as the propaganda of Stalin and Hitler claimed for many years, because the 110th Uhlan Regiment did not capitulate, commanded by the nickname Hubal - Major Henryk Dobrzański -crazy major as the Germans called him , the major died on April 30, 1940, and his soldiers fought still only after the capitulation of France, after June 22, 1940, they took off their uniforms but continued to fight in the underground