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@coot1925 Месяц назад

I lived right next to RAF Northolt. I used to play in the bomb craters in the surrounding fields when I was a kid. there's a memorial for the polish pilots who lost their lives and as a member of the boys brigade we would lay a wreath at the memorial every year and solute them. so many polish names to read. so much respect for them.

@PrzemysawNizioek Месяц назад

Advice to Nigeria, allways fight the comminusts, never trust Russia. Grow and be strong. Best of lack to You two.

@zagadkazagadka3052 Месяц назад

The Battle of Monte Cassino (also called the Battle of Rome) - actually four battles fought by Allied forces against Germany that took place in 1944. The losses in the New Zealand Corps were so high (3,000 killed, 0.7,000 missing) that this formation had to be disbanded. The Allies (Americans, British, Indians and New Zealanders) lost about 48,000 people without capturing the hill and breaking the Gustav Line. soldiers of the 2nd Polish Corps captured Monte Cassino. 923 soldiers of the 2nd Corps died at Monte Cassino. Later we were betrayed, sold to Russia 25 years earlier, the miracle on the Vistula, Poland's war against Russia was won, until now there were 19 of them, but after 45 in Poland it was only happening...

@zagadkazagadka3052 Месяц назад

this is material made up, introducing the atmosphere of Poland after 1945 m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l4aTc5D7-vI.html&pp=ygUNT3N0YXRuaWEga3VsYQ%3D%3D

@aczka212 Месяц назад

betrayed, beaten, but we still put up extraordinary resistance, and it remains so to this day

@arkadiuszskrim9618 Месяц назад

The Polish army was the largest and most numerous army after the English, Americans and French. We lost thousands of lives in battles, hoping to return to the country, but they could not return, those who returned were killed by the communist regime ruling in Poland at that time. Of the 26 million Poles in 1939 to 1946, 16 million survived, 10 million were killed in various battles, in various circumstances, it can be assumed that 7-8 million of them were innocent civilians. No country in the world in the entire modern history has suffered such losses. Unfortunately, this is only part of the losses, we have suffered greater image losses (not only during World War 2) and we are still persecuted by other countries and nationalities. But there's nothing you can do about it, the stories are written by the winners and those who have access to the media.

@leno_o17 Месяц назад

Sadly that's always the case when you have no access to "marketing". The stereotypes/prejudice comes as far as the times of the Partitions- often literally from the German or other propaganda campain, aimed to lesser the support for Polish independence cause. They were spreading it for example in the US. All of this was to present the Poles as...backwards, dumb or whatever, the kind of people who are not worthy/competent enough to have their own country. It's exactly the same thing Britain was doing to the Irish, for exactly the same reason. Later came another problems, this time with the USSR, also diminishing Poland's role and history. And being controlled by someone else, you have no way to tell your version of the story. But this prejudices are dying out, if you meet someone who still holds it, you just know they're ignorant and uneducated and you move on.

@MagdaMaciaszek-ny3ui 29 дней назад

Od francuskiej była większa, nie bierzesz pod uwagę dwuch polskich armii na wschodzie

@Paolo-gj7ip 26 дней назад

@@MagdaMaciaszek-ny3ui *dwu *dwóch

@janjanczyk1326 Месяц назад

Because Poland has always had to fight for its independence

@MariaGozak-wb2nw Месяц назад

Nie wiecie jak bardzo macie piękne Polskie dusze 💞

@irekr8283 Месяц назад

Cześć zróbcie reakcję z filmu The Unconquered pozdrowienia z Polski

@arkadiuszskrim9618 Месяц назад

Albo o: inmate 4859 ( historia Witolda Pileckiego), pomoc powstańcom na Haiti, walka z niewolnictwem przez T. Kościuszkę w USA , 123 lata zaborów, prześladowań i mordów na narodzie polskim...... takich przykładów są tysiące.

@dariuskucz928 23 дня назад

Thank You for Your reaction beautiful woman😊😉👍

@konradsubzda2272 Месяц назад

Bo jestesmu prawdziwimu ludzmi

@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 Месяц назад

bicycles was to train them to fly in synk/formation. english tho it was needed for bascic comunication. ofcors one might argu it took tooooo long.

@PeterDay81 Месяц назад

Please have a look at World War II: The 13 Hours That Saved Britain | Free Documentary History. A bit long but excellent.How Many Polish Live in UK? The majority of the estimated 831,000 Poles living in the UK reside in England estimated by the annual population survey is 753,000. So we can't be that bad. i had a load of polish mates when i was at work.Cheers and stay safe.

@PeterDay81 Месяц назад

@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 True and across the mainland UK, in the late 1940s and early 1950s, the original Polish communities chiefly comprised former members of the Polish Resettlement Corps.

@leno_o17 Месяц назад

Nah, you're not that bad ;) I don't know what kind of "lefties" you mean. It's our conservative politicians who always antagonize other countries.

@Paolo-gj7ip 26 дней назад

8:01 This is somehow made up lightly , as in the pre-war Polish we had, apart from "samolot", also "aeroplan". Good luck, girls.