"Poles do not ask how many enemies there are, but where they are"

@stanisaw8213

Ай бұрын

Nie trafiłeś, przysłowie mimo iż do narodu polskiego pasuje to motto rosyjskiego specnazu

Ilu Polaków wie, kto to był Pilecki... - on wie. Szacunek.

@marekzakrzewski612

2 жыл бұрын

Pilecki Bracie ...

@krzysztoflupa2299

2 жыл бұрын

@@marekzakrzewski612 Zgadza się.

@miroslawbala117

2 жыл бұрын

Aktualnie zdecydowanie wiecej m.in., dzieki internetowi, ale polski system czy poziom edukacyjny jest delikatnie mowiac, niestety nie najwyzszy:(! Milego dnia zycze.

@TheGruszi

3 ай бұрын

A wiesz Kim by Żółkiewski? Ilu Polakow zna największego hetmana w historii Polski?

@krzysztoflupa2299

3 ай бұрын

tak wiem@@TheGruszi

ma wiedzę zachował powagę.....nic więcej nie chce

@marinettedupain-cheng1824

3 жыл бұрын

Też jestem pod wrażeniem... Szkoda, że nie wszyscy tak reagują, tylko bez wiedzy próbują zwalić na nas...

@pawel0727

3 жыл бұрын

dokładnie

@aczka212

3 жыл бұрын

@Darren Alexzander fuck off wit this hax try me bitch

I'm Polish. I was touched to see your reaction to the film about Polish history. I am impressed with your knowledge. Poland has a beautiful history, but also a tragic one. We had a lot of heroes like Pilecki that you talked about. Thanks for your video. Greetings from Poland❤️🇵🇱

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Dziękuję pan, make sure to subscribe to see more 😅👍

@-Kizior-

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeevsvlogs9003 good polish xD

@jarosawpsikuta9774

Жыл бұрын

@@jeevsvlogs9003 Dziękuję Panu :) Pozdrawiam również :)

Your knowledge is impressive. Thank you for this reaction.

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@justynawdowiarz7728

3 жыл бұрын

His knowledge pfft.. I know way more

@paka140986

3 жыл бұрын

@@justynawdowiarz7728 aha

@mart3419

3 жыл бұрын

@@justynawdowiarz7728 maybe because you live in there? LOL

@yanosik5665

2 жыл бұрын

@@justynawdowiarz7728 kto pytał,on jest z wielkiej Brytanii a ty z Polski, wiadomo że będziesz wiedzieć więcej.

My great grand father Francis Dudczak was one of the officers murdered in Katyn massacre. Absolutely horrible. My grandfather told me that the last time he saw his father francis was when he placed my grandad ( aged 6 at the time ) his mom and his sister to a train ( from Łódź) to eastern Poland 1 day before the Soviets came in and started to "LiBErAte" them. He knew what the soviets will do so he saved my grandads and great grandmothers life. My great grand mother was telling me that the soviets forced my g grandad and other officers to take off the small eagles(sign of the polish army) from their hats and later were getting shot. Rip great grandfather francis and other officers. Huge patriots that fought for the independence of Poland. "Because we do not beg for freedom. We fight for it"

@Maryjol1

3 жыл бұрын

I am so sad for your grandfather 😔

Battles with the participation of Polish troops - Polish Armed Forces in the West 1940-1945: Norwegian campaign, Battle of Narvik, Battle for France, Battle of Britain Battle for the Atlantic, Battle for Tobruk, Operation Jubilee, Landing in Normandy, Battle of Monte Cassino, Battle of Mont Ormel, Operation Market Garden, Battle for Ancona, Battle of Bologna. Polish Armed Forces in the USSR 1943-1945: Battle of Lenino, Pomeranian operation, Vistula-Oder operation, Battle of Studzianki, Battle for Berlin, Prague operation, Battle of Bautzen (1945).

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Ohh wow, thank you very much!

@alh6255

3 жыл бұрын

And what about liberation of Netherlands and the big part of northern Germany on the western front?? You forgot

@MrRenomex

2 жыл бұрын

Breda,Lommel,Falais

@kujon123456789

Жыл бұрын

In Haiti, Manchuria and probably many others. :)

@urszulawalaszek8215

Жыл бұрын

Generał Maczek Holandia Breda

Witold Pilecki is one of the greatest heroes of WW2 and one of the greatest heroes of all time and yet so few know know his name. Really glad you know of him. And yes, we Poles just keep fighting. In fact we barely got our freedom back in 1989, that's 33 years ago... And we lost it in 1795 (even earlier if you want to count since first partitioning of Poland in 1772) which makes it nearly 200 years of fighting for freedom with barely 19 years of catching our breath before WW2. since 1795 Poland did not exist on maps. We were extinguished, but our people were not killed to the last one, so despite 123 years of occupation, Polish spirit endured and after WW1 we came back in 1918. Just 1 year after we again had to fight against bolsheviks. Small Poland, right after regaining its independence against Russian giant 1v1... We stopped the communism and pushed it back the fuck out. Then we managed to catch our breath just to be invaded by 2 superpowers and best part is, we would still give germans one hell of a time if not for Soviets backstabbing us. After WW2 we were again betreyed by western allies and our deeds were not even being mentioned by anyone other than those who fought alongside Poles. Hell, polish pilots were not even allowed to join victory parade even though without them Britian might have fallen to Germany... We got locked behind iron curtain as a reward for our deeds, so now we had to fight communism and were the first eastern block country to beat that fucking cancer... For over 200 years we had about 50 years of freedom in total, when you think about it, its freaking scary.

@NemezjaPowabna

Жыл бұрын

But look at us now ! Poland is beautiful through and through ! We have rebuilt and stood on our feet so fast .! Imagine what would Poland be like if we didn’t have all those partitions and wars … Poland would have been a rich and great country .

@AB-ve5by

4 ай бұрын

Well-told yet nowodays the old battle is still going on...

I'm proud of people like You ! Respect from Poland Dude great respect!

You are so knowledgeable. It's impressive!

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Dziękuje próbuje

my great-great-grandmother was locked up in Auschwitz she was French-Polish Jew and my great-great-grandfather was Pole, he met her there and fell in love and they had a very hard time, he secretly took food from German cuisine that she had what she lived through It was very difficult for him to secretly do it he was forced to work for a rich man in Berlin she was once married had a daughter after the war she found her daughter and gave birth to a daughter. This is the story of my family I was born in Poland 1986 june 13 it should never happen like that not only war has finished us also the communism but our proud fighting spirit and love for god we fought and never gave up Poland you are my home no matter if I live in Austria, I am what I am mixed with jewish blood. respect no matter what religion and skin color you are human, good or bad

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for sharing your story!

I am impressed...You know much about Poland👍🏻

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thx you... Dziękuję Ci za uczczenie czci naszych przodków...THX

The case with Katyń: over 20 000 of soliders (army, professors, architects, writers, men of culture that volunteered to fight in the army side by side well schooled generals), aand when Germany invaded Russia and stopped shortly at Katyń they accidently found the graves and were: "WTF?!? WTF happened here?!?!" and of course Russia accused them after II ww of that terrible crime against humanity. True, because of 50 years of war we became masters of hiding emotions because back then showing them meant only one thing: death. I mean my great grandfather was sent to the death because of starvation, my very best friend's great grandfather died in Katyń. The history still lives in our families, that's why we can't let it go. Because we still have pictures of our great grandparents how happy and normal they were before II ww and then the tragedy happened..half of my family died in uprising. After 1945 there were a lot of people that worked for Russia despite being Polish, we had to learn one thing: trust no one, be careful, very damn careful. We couldn't understand either why free world betrayed us after all we did while USA hired nazis to work in NASA

My grandmother's brother fought at Monte Cassino, Kazimierz Czarnecki, pseudonym KAZIK✌️

Everything in this video is true at a glance. My great-grandmother was sent to a concentration camp together with my grandmother because she helped Jews. The big players want no one to hear about Poland, and ideally it should not exist at all, it has been like that for hundreds of years. Bravery for our homeland is in our blood. Thank you for the film.

My greatgrandfather was among this 20k officers murdered during Katyń Massacre, and his wife and children were deported to northern Kazakhstan which was a soviet republic at the time.

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my, am so sorry to hear that, I bet that was very hard for your family. Thank you very much for sharing !

Your knowledge about Polish history is better than most of Polish people. You have my respect. Greetings from Poland!

At first sorry for my english 😉 About Katyń I can say that Germans invaded Soviet Russia and they found graves of polish soldiers, and they made films and photos of this. But later Soviets attacked Germans and they did the same thing - they dig up the graves, took pictures, made films and they said it was Germans. But actually it was Soviet propaganda

@TheRezro

Жыл бұрын

Actually there was international investigation. Not to mention that Poles always did know who did that.

Your knowledge about Poland are impresive! God Bles You!

Impressed with your knowledge about our history. Thank you! Greetings from PL

Appreciate your knowledge and the way how you speak polish cities names mate ! :) Respect, great video !

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Dziękuję bardzo!

man, i'm watching your video and have a great admiration to you. you know more than polish do... respect to you. from polish

When it comes to the Katyn Massacre, you must know that the fact that it was thought for a long time that this was the work of Germany was the result of the actions of the British government. British secret services murdered a Polish general (Sikorski) who was due to fly from Gibraltar to Great Britain with evidence that the Soviets were responsible for the massacre. Both the Soviets and the British wanted to hide the truth. The point was that it might look bad in the eyes of the public that the British are suddenly now starting to cooperate with the criminal regime.

@shroudthewolf1105

3 жыл бұрын

I else are our governments trying to hide from their people

5:08 yes there was a guy, his name was rotmistrz (Rotmistrz is the equivalent of the rank of captain in cavalry )Witold Pilecki who was later sentenced to death by the communists in the so-called Witold group trial and shot in 1948. In 1990, the Supreme Military Court annulled the sentence and awarded him the Order Odrodzenia Polski(order of Poland Rebirth) the second oldest Polish state decorationa after Order Orła Białego(White Eagle Order). In 2017, the Polish Minister of National Defense promoted him posthumously to the rank of Colonel

We were so rebellious 04:52 that if you look at the inscription in one of the most famous Auschwitz camps, the letter B is welded upside down. It survived the entire war.

@maciejzbrowski

10 ай бұрын

So true

much respect most of our teenagers dont know about Pilecki, im really impressed about your knowledge

I've seen few reactions to this video and want to say one thing. Thank you - you have an actuall knowledge! Cheers from Poland

Respect mate! Pozdrowienia z Polski

Thank you brother ! Nice of you ! best regards .

Very nice man, your knowledge about this is huge, Im impressed!

Yo you should definitely watch "Katyń" movie. It's rough and painfully true.

Thank you for the reaction! I've been subscribing to your channel for a while now. You deserve more views, likes and subscribers and I really hope this reaction will bring you a lot! I am surprised but also glad you know quite a lot about polish history including names (like Pilecki for example). Thank you so much! I will definitely come back to watch new vids! Voting for B, but option A is interesting as well :)

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Ohhhh thank you very much. I think this is one of the best comments I have ever received on my channel. Thank you very much😊😊😊

You seem to have very good knowledge. Thank You. Good to hear such a good words coming from outside. Keep going man, there is so much good stuff from Poland you will not get bored ;)

Great respect for you, for remembering Witold Pilecki. :)

Gułag - Gulag - The system of concentration camps in the Soviet Union was popularly called Gulag from the Russian name of the organ of the NKVD repression apparatus established to manage the camps (Russian: Glavnoye Upravlen Lagerej). The camps themselves were often called gulags, which also results from the Russian nomenclature (Russian gulag means "camp") Cheers from Poland my grandfather run from this camp and back home 3 month later hiding in forest and runing only night.

Jestem miło zaskoczona jak wiele wiesz o naszej historii. ❤

Good knowledge, love from Poland :*

Respect for ur knowing. And we will spread it evven more i hope

thank you. you have knowledge!

THANK U, THANK U, THANK U. U are great!!! ❣️🇵🇱

i actually respect that, because u know your shit, thats rare about Poland

The 1st Grenadier Division and the 2nd Infantry Rifle Division took part in the defense of France. According to various sources, between 1,400 and 4,000 Polish soldiers were killed in the fighting, and 4,500-5,000 were wounded. During the fighting on the French front, Polish fighter pilots shot down about 50 German planes, and 5 probably. The Independent Podhale Rifle Brigade (Battle of Narvik, May 1940) and the ships of the Polish Navy took part in the Norwegian campaign. In Syria, the Independent Carpathian Rifle Brigade was formed (the commander was later Colonel General Stanisław Kopański). After the defeat of France, about 27,000 Polish soldiers evacuated to Palestine and Great Britain, where, after reorganization, they created Polish armed forces fighting alongside the Allies until the end of the war. A large group of Poles who failed to get out of occupied France joined the French resistance against Germany or created their own Polish independence organizations, such as the Polish Organization for the Fight for Independence (POWN), estimated at around 15,000 members. The soldiers of the 2nd Infantry Rifle Division, although interned in Switzerland in accordance with international law, remained, under secret Polish-Swiss agreements, ready to take part in the possible defense of this country against German aggression.

I am just so happy that you respect and even know some stuff about my country Also You weren't queastioning anything like some people claimed there is some mistakes in this history, and just assumed that they were right. Thank you so much Have a great day 🤗😁

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

Thats how reaction videos should look like, an actual reaction and a talk about the video, and its content, not only a video in a right down corner and a "thats nice" at the end by the person recording. gj

At that time, in Poland, officers meant not only military, but also high-class people and well-educated people.

wow, your knowledge is impressive

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Dziękuje, ja próbuję

@MrKubiczken

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeevsvlogs9003 :)

@-Kizior-

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeevsvlogs9003 nice 👍

Greetings from Cracow, Poland. Hope U gonna see What Husaria did.

GULAGs were not any agencies :D They were prision heavy labor camps, like the german labor camps (the 'better ones', not the death camps, forced labor concentration camps) usualy they send there for 10-25 years for political re-education (death or zombie-like)

I'm amazed you know about Pilecki

I`m Polish guy thanks u know our history very well

Please do not forget that 20 years before WW II there was a first one. Before that Poland disappeared from maps for 123 years so there wasn't too much time to rebuild country and unite the people

im from Poland and thanx jestem z Polski i dziękuję

I`m shocked that you have that knowledge. Especially about Rotmistrz Witold Pilecki. Big thumbs up for that mate!

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Dziękuję Pan

It was very interesting.

You have a big knowledge

My brother-in-laws great grandpa was murdered during the Katyń Massacre. My dad’s moms neighbors family were all killed by the Nazis for hiding Jews, including an infant. Also my dad’s uncle was put into a Labor camp during the war. He was forced to move to Germany from Poland, but luckily at that camp he met his eventual future wife. They both moved to the U.S. in the 1950’s. It’s different hearing about atrocities like this happening and actually having family members that have stories where they actually witnessed or lived it.

Every country need man like You

Witold Pilecki! ❤😢❤

Poland history its GREAT.

THX You My name is Ulatowski and my grandmother is Auswits ....sorry for my english but im from Poland and wery much thanx You for this!!!

Dziekuje;)

The first one who decipher enigma was polish match but code change evry day so the england based on polish make same machine or somthing like that however without polish match they will not know how to break it

@JaNequpujeTego

3 жыл бұрын

German change Enigma even before the war. Read something about before you write something not quite right...

@JaNequpujeTego

3 жыл бұрын

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henryk_Zygalski

@MrKamko16

3 жыл бұрын

@@JaNequpujeTego yea i say about that match if i good remember he break first enigma code and work with england in break second version of enigma

Than you so much for this movie! If you want to know what it's like not to exist on maps for 123 years, what it's like to be betrayed, what it's like to be sold by your allies, what it's like to be forgotten ... and what is it like to regain freedom, country, honor ... ask Poles ... we know how it is!

za to daje ci suba szacunek

I'm impressed with your knowledge, for real. Most of polish people wouldn't know this much :)

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much man

I love Poland🇵🇱

bravo POLAND !

I really like people reacting to my country's history, that not only me actually can see what happened, know how it was for me, for us, not just like, augh war, typical

The man that informed the world about holocaust was Jan Novak Jezioranski but Witold Pilecki also very important.

Pilecki was in Auschwitz but it was Jan Karski who took the report to the USA

The reason for false information about Katyń was because first germans found these bodies when they were invading russia, so they they were like "Hey, look how bad russians are and germans are cool", so later when germans lost the war russians were like "Eeeeeh, that wasn't us, this whole Katyń massacre was done by germans, because Eeeeeh, our scientists matched bullets to german pistols, and if anyone feel like disarguing, you can feel free to hop on train to gulag"

You are right about Witold Pilecki being a volunteer to Auschwitz, but the man who actually went to USA with the information was Jan Karski (aka Witold, BTW ;) ). Thanks for your video! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Karski

hold on bravely brother

yes!!!!

Witold Pilecki to chyba największy bohatera świata ...

Well, Bro your another reaction video also got 45+ Likes, haha be ready for an another video soon. I'm Waiting buddy 😍

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Hahha ye man. Thanks bro.

:)THX

check No. 303 Squadron RAF and u talking about Witold Pilecki and his Report W

Preety impresive you know a lot

@jeevsvlogs9003

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@przemekgrochal9414

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know aby Polish words ?

Think about a broader context. It's not only 50 years (1939-1989). There was no Poland on the map for 123 years. We gained back the independence after 1st WW and just when we were starting to settle the thing in our reborn country the 2nd WW has started.

Pozdrowienia z Polski

Let's see what it Was like under both Ultra Right and then Ultra Left

@uglarthenosmart4573

3 жыл бұрын

Nsdap was socjalist party sooo ..no difference.

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I recommend watching the documentary film Warsaw Uprising 1944

Also, what is kind of missing here in this movie, the fact that soldiers coming back to Poland after the war - AK Armia Krajowa (National Army) - started to be executed and repressed or sending back to Siberia, often along with families. Same soldiers that fought for freedom of Axis occupied lands! I know stories of Poles escaping Gulags, and making it back... Even after 3 years! Usually though, it was a suicide mission...

pozdrawiam

Katyń site was discovered by the Germans once the frontline pushed past that line, and Reich quickly started informing the world about the scope of this massacre, mostly to get the public opinion, Polish included, to back off any support for the USSR and its war effort. Stalin respons, to no surprise, was to blame it all on the Germans. After the war, once USSR became the enemy of the West, it was mostly straighten out for the western alies, but most people did not care about it since the war itself took such a heavy toll on all of them. In the communist block the lie about massacre being orcestraited by the Reich though was still spread as a historical fact - it would be really hard to say Stalin himself ordered something like this and he is currently your 'benevolent' ruler from Moscow. The lie was very much alive up to the fall of USSR, and it was only afterwars that Russia took the blame for it and history thought in Poland included the facts about Katyń at all.

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We have God on our side we always prevail!!!!

Dude! For remembering Witold Pilecki, I give you a big shout out, like and subscribe! :)

Find something about Irena Sensdler. She helped more people than Shindler

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I remember the polish troops held against the nazis so long the nazi general had to lie to berlin that everything was fine. And that the only reason the polish troops surrendered was that they rans out of bullets.

@jedenzet

3 жыл бұрын

"Westerplatte" and yes - they only surrendered when they had no ammunition left. They fought for 7 days straight, ran out of food, water and meds. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Westerplatte

more likes than subscribers😂🔥

Polish People are hard and looks cold only from outside, if you get our trust or need help then we change to your best friend ;) we are just cautios after all we suffered. All best from Poland! :D

Rotmistrz Witold Pilecki 5:15 :P

My Js from Poland

sad but true

Yes, half an century! Thanks to british and american