The Polish-Soviet War using Google Earth

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
  • Made using Google Earth.
    The Polish-Soviet War from start to finish.
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  • @mapsinanutshell
    @mapsinanutshell  2 місяці тому +100

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  • @akend4426
    @akend4426 2 місяці тому +1839

    Probably one of the greatest uno-reverse moments in history

    • @toonistiny
      @toonistiny 2 місяці тому +32

      real

    • @Thematic2177
      @Thematic2177 2 місяці тому +177

      one of the very few wars in history with two "uno reverse" moments.

    • @yeahright6048
      @yeahright6048 2 місяці тому +102

      @@Thematic2177The other one that comes to mind is the Korean War

    • @user-pg9qb3wy7s
      @user-pg9qb3wy7s 2 місяці тому +21

      @@yeahright6048 soviets in world war two?

    • @earlbinvico
      @earlbinvico 2 місяці тому +10

      ​@@yeahright6048 I'm not sure I'd count that, since the counteroffensive involved the deployment of hundreds of thousands of chinese troops, so it wasn't thanks to North Korea's own troops. I think Stalingrad and El Alamein would be better examples of Uno reverse cards. Perhaps even the Gallipoli campaign in WW1.

  • @user-lq6ef2yh3t
    @user-lq6ef2yh3t Місяць тому +153

    Poland really did well and when it was very close to defeat their military gap was double
    I can't believe they overcame the crisis! Respect from korea

    • @klocek1767
      @klocek1767 23 дні тому

      🇵🇱💓🇰🇷 communism is retard

    • @keizermark9499
      @keizermark9499 5 днів тому

      The poles disrespected the soviets.

    • @Adamixexe
      @Adamixexe 4 дні тому

      @@keizermark9499 well the only option to defend yourself was attack

    • @10kgTNTequivalent
      @10kgTNTequivalent 3 дні тому

      @@keizermark9499 nobody disrepsected anyobdy. russia had forced enilstment, this mean men had to go to war if goverment wanted that. poland had volunteers. at first only guys from big cities were enlisting, while men from small cities and villages still belived in communism and all of that fake worker crap. so when red army pushed deeper there was 2 main factors that changed polish workers mind. first was infos that came from polish lands that was occupied. it unfolded that communism is not that fun. they were quick to call any farmer that had some bigger lands a capitalist, and basically whole politcs was to take from farmers. second factor was that Pilsudski invoked new polish prime minister, name Witos. he had great renown among polish workers, as he was also a farmer. there is a very famous converastion between him and pilsudski where pilsudski stated what would be his job, and Witos said that he has only one demand - to be able to come back to his house for field harvest. xd Witos made very famous speech, called call to the nation, I think it is somewhere in english on youtube, which made polish workers and farmer enlist. and you can see that moment even on this video. when russians pushed super deep into poland you can see polish number skyrockets up. thats the moment when workers started to enlist in huge amounts.

    • @booster1454
      @booster1454 День тому

      @@keizermark9499yes because we needed to show them respect for occupying us for over a century before this 🤡

  • @user-gm3mm8uc5c
    @user-gm3mm8uc5c 2 місяці тому +1338

    One of the most important wars in Europe besides the world wars. If Poland lost in Warsaw, the red army would have marched straight into Berlin and Paris, both of which were on the brink of communist revolution. Would have been a completely different world.

    • @kadar_istvan
      @kadar_istvan 2 місяці тому +119

      No? Saying the Soviets would attempt to invade Germany and France is actually absurd

    • @lukesmichalski6607
      @lukesmichalski6607 2 місяці тому +33

      true

    • @miroslawobr3383
      @miroslawobr3383 2 місяці тому +292

      ​@@kadar_istvanI think You don't understand, how dangerus thay are

    • @begigachad
      @begigachad 2 місяці тому

      My man with peoples will u can do anything even impossible. ​@@kadar_istvan

    • @weetbix4497
      @weetbix4497 2 місяці тому +86

      ​@@kadar_istvanTrue. This Polish ego stroking was born from a time of red scare propaganda. The truth is that the Polish attacked the Soviets (peasants who were barely equipped with old weapons) who were literally still fighting a civil war when the Poles attacked. The fact that the Poles almost lost to these people given the circumstances is an embarassment already.

  • @MrZbysiu34
    @MrZbysiu34 Місяць тому +118

    One thing most people don't know: we, as Poland were earlier for... 123 years under occupation, got independent in 1918 and one year later a war like that.

    • @AndreyUfa7
      @AndreyUfa7 22 дні тому +2

      Let me remind you of the story. During the partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth at the end of the 18th century, Russia did not take away a single meter of Polish land. Russians ceded only the territories of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Russia, which historically were part of Ancient Russia and were inhabited by Russians, Rusyns, Ukrainians and Belarusians. At the beginning of the 19th century, Poland took part in Napoleon's campaign against Russia and participated in its occupation. Only after that, Russia occupied Warsaw, while granting the Polish Kingdom autonomy, a constitution and broad rights to the Polish nobility. If Poland had not attacked Russia together with Napoleon, this would not have even happened

    • @MrZbysiu34
      @MrZbysiu34 22 дні тому +1

      @@AndreyUfa7 buahahahahhahahah learn something about hundreds of years of russian attacks on Poland and please don't write stupid things like that :D Yeah, no Poles lived on those grounds, and this land is historically 100% russian :D The land that russia took, it was Poland, and the borders changed many times earlier, read something instead of writing. Or you're just russian and what you write is something that they teach you at school :D

    • @MrZbysiu34
      @MrZbysiu34 22 дні тому +47

      @@AndreyUfa7 yeah, russian Andrey from Ufa, knowing only the russian indoctrinated version of history, trying to teach somebody xdddddd

    • @AndreyUfa7
      @AndreyUfa7 22 дні тому

      @@MrZbysiu34 History is an objective science based on facts and their scientific analysis. In Russia, history is studied as a science, and in the West, history is replaced by propaganda

    • @Chef_Przemek93
      @Chef_Przemek93 20 днів тому

      ​@MrZbysiu34 you have to remember it goes both ways. I say it as a Pole. We only know our side of the story.

  • @5POKY
    @5POKY 2 місяці тому +2330

    The soviets getting 1000 casualties before the poles got 1 is actually wild 💀

    • @Michiganian
      @Michiganian 2 місяці тому +65

      damn it you were first

    • @The-yz5rn
      @The-yz5rn 2 місяці тому +61

      *Vietnam war Flashback*

    • @atanasvasilev3228
      @atanasvasilev3228 2 місяці тому +195

      Its because Poland attacked 1st.

    • @Ta-e
      @Ta-e 2 місяці тому +63

      Imagine with a smaller population getting 100k casualties and your very populated enemy having 75k

    • @maphzly
      @maphzly 2 місяці тому +3

      wow

  • @Daro-Lesny
    @Daro-Lesny 2 місяці тому +441

    Sytuacja Polski gdy sowieci nadciągali pod Warszawę była tragiczna. Sytuacja ekonomiczna Polski również. Ocalił nas zryw narodowy, do armi z własnej woli dołączali piętnastolatkowie. Idąc na front mijali starych zalamanych żołnierzy, podnosząc ich na duchu. Gdzie wy idziecie? Zawracacie, Polska jeszcze nie umarła! Zwyciężymy, damy radę! Zwyciężyliśmy :)

    • @Disappeared...
      @Disappeared... 2 місяці тому

      Польша напала, а потом типо герой? Ебнутый?

    • @zawarudo1849
      @zawarudo1849 2 місяці тому +25

      poland attacked first though

    • @pl_historyfan
      @pl_historyfan 2 місяці тому +116

      ​@@zawarudo1849USSR would invade Poland anyways.

    • @elgranfreezer9117
      @elgranfreezer9117 2 місяці тому +2

      Soviets let them be for a while, then annexed Poland back, so it was worthless.

    • @Voltar78
      @Voltar78 2 місяці тому +53

      @@zawarudo1849 invaded? Poland was fighting together with Ukrainians!

  • @habibihabuba3327
    @habibihabuba3327 2 місяці тому +429

    Video: Polish-bolshevik war
    Polish Marshal audio: Im talking to a funny trumpet

    • @griphex
      @griphex Місяць тому +16

      It wasn't recorded during this war, but 4-5 years later.

    • @szatanspierduszko4205
      @szatanspierduszko4205 Місяць тому +12

      thats the only record of Piłsudskis voice and in the recording, hes talking about technicalities of sound recording

    • @mrdover
      @mrdover 2 дні тому

      1919 : Polish Marshal invented youtube star-up, colorized.

  • @matiosmi137
    @matiosmi137 2 місяці тому +318

    Lenin: we're gonna push forward and only stop when there is the Chilean and New Zealandian SSR established!
    A 2-year old state having emerged from 123 years of non-existence where even the fucking trains can't function due to 3 incompatible train track widths standards: Hello there

    • @oskarsokoowski4468
      @oskarsokoowski4468 2 місяці тому +3

      lmao 😂

    • @ydajiu_akkayht6687
      @ydajiu_akkayht6687 2 місяці тому +2

      огромная армия, снабжение Антантой и еще несколько фронтов в других частях РСФСР: Привет!

    • @goldenfiberwheat238
      @goldenfiberwheat238 2 місяці тому +1

      Gonna make an empire from Auckland to…what’s the name of a Chilean city that starts with a?

    • @jakubkryca5230
      @jakubkryca5230 2 місяці тому

      ​@@ydajiu_akkayht6687Skill issue

    • @dmitryletov8138
      @dmitryletov8138 2 місяці тому

      What are you talking about, what 123 years of non-existence?

  • @Macion-sm2ui
    @Macion-sm2ui 2 місяці тому +389

    Lenin: Naprzód! Musimy szerzyć rewolucję!
    Piłsudski: Co to za śmieszna trąba?

    • @YresTA
      @YresTA 2 місяці тому +6

      1946 The emergence of the Polish People's Republic

    • @Dread_2137
      @Dread_2137 2 місяці тому +22

      ​@@YresTAyou mean soviet puppet state?

    • @tomac_mamoht
      @tomac_mamoht 2 місяці тому +10

      Cud nad Wisłą zdarzył się jedynie przez Rozwadowskiego

    • @user-zb6kq7rl3m
      @user-zb6kq7rl3m 2 місяці тому +10

      Bo to jest jedyny zachowany zapis głosu Piłsudskiego.

    • @Macion-sm2ui
      @Macion-sm2ui 2 місяці тому +13

      @@user-zb6kq7rl3m Wiem, słuchałem nawet kiedyś całości, ale i tak śmieszy wstawienie tego w tym kontekście.

  • @WujekJaR95
    @WujekJaR95 2 місяці тому +770

    The last europe's war based on cavalry armies

    • @red-gp9ohh
      @red-gp9ohh 2 місяці тому +43

      Last major european war on cavalry armies

    • @WujekJaR95
      @WujekJaR95 2 місяці тому +22

      @@red-gp9ohh really? I thought the last one is going on right now xD

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld 2 місяці тому +18

      @@WujekJaR95 well you cant really call it major it is only fight between East Poland aka ukraine and russia. But it will probably evolve to major conflict

    • @KingDogelll
      @KingDogelll 2 місяці тому +11

      ​​@@Har1ByWorld it's been over a year. It's not evolving into anything.

    • @Zaporozska_Sich
      @Zaporozska_Sich 2 місяці тому +6

      ​@@Har1ByWorldwym east poland? whats poland, its a territory of Germany, Belarus, Lithuania, Ukraine and Polish protectorate?

  • @CoolestFish2103
    @CoolestFish2103 2 місяці тому +56

    Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła! 🇵🇱❤️🦅

    • @gpcga
      @gpcga Місяць тому +6

      kiedy my żyjemy

    • @grzegorzaugustyniak6405
      @grzegorzaugustyniak6405 Місяць тому +2

      Jak polaczki dalej będą głosować na POPiS to już niedługo może być.

    • @lllllIlIllllII
      @lllllIlIllllII День тому

      폴란드는 대단한 나라 kr

  • @user-tk1cp2iu2y
    @user-tk1cp2iu2y 2 місяці тому +303

    My polish great great grandfather was a child when this happend

    • @dasistmeinhaushalt9124
      @dasistmeinhaushalt9124 2 місяці тому +25

      My german great great grandfather was most likely a child too when this happened (he is german)

    • @TFSIChristmas
      @TFSIChristmas 2 місяці тому +3

      how many greats? More of one great. Unless u have very long lifespan 😂. My great grandpa (Andalusian) was in his late teens 19 years old when this war happened. He was my great grandpa only. Great once.

    • @Mr.GlitchInfinity
      @Mr.GlitchInfinity 2 місяці тому +3

      @@TFSIChristmasmy great grandfather saw half of Ww1, this war, ww2 (he fought in it), and the Cold War. He’s polish and was born in 1915.

    • @Lqg7379
      @Lqg7379 2 місяці тому

      ​@@dasistmeinhaushalt9124lmao

    • @CannelRu
      @CannelRu 2 місяці тому +6

      Is Polish grandfather polish?😮😮😮

  • @MaDDoG199200
    @MaDDoG199200 2 місяці тому +123

    Lenin talking about war/revolution, Piłsudski walking about voice recording :D

    • @Kampotik
      @Kampotik 2 місяці тому

      The White movement of Russia, which was in Moscow when the Poles attacked the Reds. Well, yes, well, yes, everything went to hell.

    • @JD-rt5sd
      @JD-rt5sd 2 місяці тому +11

      @@Kampotik can you stop spamming this crap under every comment?

    • @Kampotik
      @Kampotik 2 місяці тому

      @@JD-rt5sd Can you stop writing nonsense and at least google it a little?

    • @JD-rt5sd
      @JD-rt5sd 2 місяці тому +10

      @@Kampotik google? Why would you use google and not the patriotic yandex, are you a traitor of the Motherland?

    • @Kampotik
      @Kampotik 2 місяці тому

      @@JD-rt5sd I’m not a hohol, it’s already pleasing.

  • @lukesmichalski6607
    @lukesmichalski6607 2 місяці тому +28

    Love to be Polish

  • @slovakguy453
    @slovakguy453 2 місяці тому +613

    Very underrated war, i thought polish are gonna surrender when soviets mobilised 600K

    • @vincentxu4709
      @vincentxu4709 2 місяці тому +75

      poland never surrendered from the 1900s, since they fought until Warsaw during ww2(wild tbh)

    • @slovakguy453
      @slovakguy453 2 місяці тому +25

      ​@@vincentxu4709yea but i meant that they are gonna surrender few teritorries because poland doesnt have the manpower to fight soviets but since soviets had other fronts with baltic countries and the whites they were the one making peace

    • @ivruge
      @ivruge 2 місяці тому +36

      ​@@slovakguy453when the USSR started their march to Warsaw the only ones left resisting them apart from Poland were isolated white cells in Siberia so Poland did this on their own

    • @slovakguy453
      @slovakguy453 2 місяці тому +9

      @@ivruge Oh ok that changes a lot of things, but Soviets did surrender because they had no actual army at that time, just red militias so thats why poland was pushing them back, because poland had actual army

    • @ivruge
      @ivruge 2 місяці тому +32

      @@slovakguy453 as you can see most of the polish army at the end of the war were newly mobilised people who didn't have more experience than the soviet militias

  • @PL_WhiteEagle
    @PL_WhiteEagle 2 місяці тому +243

    not shown here, but the Polish army in this film was fighting parallel battles in the west with the Germans - this can be seen in the changes in the western borders. Examples of such fights are the Greater Poland Uprising, three Silesian Uprisings and others. Despite this, Poland defeated Russia, but did not fully regain its borders of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and unfortunately Ukraine did not gain independence.

    • @user-yu5rg6cn1v
      @user-yu5rg6cn1v 2 місяці тому +4

      Почему к сожалению и да вы обещали р Россию а РСФСР и да победить кона ам. Помогала вся Антанта и то в что это войну проиграли это такое себе

    • @PL_WhiteEagle
      @PL_WhiteEagle 2 місяці тому +114

      @@user-yu5rg6cn1v When Poland's offensive collapsed in the east, no one in the UK believed that Poland could win the war. I agree that Poland was helped, but to talk about the scale, it can be illustrated by the fact that Hungary provided the greatest help to Poland by providing ammunition (!).
      In August 1920 Great Britain wanted Poland to make peace with the RSFSR at all costs - when it was on the defensive. Poland did not agree to the Bolshevik peace - the border line proposed by the British (the so-called Curzon Line). For this reason, Great Britain refused to help Poland, and at that time, German dockers in Gdańsk and Czech railway workers in Brno delayed deliveries to Poland. Better check who and how supported Poland in this conflict, instead of talking nonsense.

    • @galaxypl7756
      @galaxypl7756 2 місяці тому +9

      This was because of the meddling of Dmowski's National Democrats. They were very influential (especially within Entente), so Piłsudski had to make concessions to satisfy them so that Poland wouldn't fall apart, and therefore they were able to push for their "one nation" concept - which was opposed to Piłsudski's federation with independent Ukraine.

    • @patrykkalita7166
      @patrykkalita7166 2 місяці тому

      Ukraine was sold in Riga by the Endeks to spite Piłsudski...

    • @mattor300
      @mattor300 2 місяці тому

      ​@@user-yu5rg6cn1v speak human

  • @ionescu9663
    @ionescu9663 2 місяці тому +112

    A few map corrections:
    The Northern Bukovina and Hertsa Region were controlled by Romania.
    Pokuttia was occupied by romanian soldiers for a short period until was given to Poland and the polish soldiers managed to reach some parts in Transnistria which was controlled by the soviets.

    • @damianb8322
      @damianb8322 2 місяці тому +2

      Good point. Valuable comment.

  • @kalkuttadrop6371
    @kalkuttadrop6371 2 місяці тому +355

    Korea War tier back and forth.

    • @Geek4STEM
      @Geek4STEM 2 місяці тому +5

      Korea war is much more intense

    • @idontknoworidk
      @idontknoworidk 2 місяці тому +15

      @@Geek4STEMhe means that this is similar to what happened in the Korean War, the Korean War was much intense tho

    • @MaxSchwarz-jd2wy
      @MaxSchwarz-jd2wy 2 місяці тому

      @@Geek4STEM north Korean won against USA, americans could only occupied the south

    • @Geek4STEM
      @Geek4STEM 2 місяці тому +4

      @@MaxSchwarz-jd2wy You have not spent time on the progression of this war.

    • @Remon01
      @Remon01 Місяць тому +1

      @@MaxSchwarz-jd2wybro study in McDonald

  • @engineerenginering8633
    @engineerenginering8633 2 місяці тому +258

    Poland made it all the way to Kyiv tho, before getting pushed back.

    • @user-dw3kl5mh8n
      @user-dw3kl5mh8n 2 місяці тому +7

      До Киева, Куев это сейчас, надеюсь вскоре, снова будет называться как и всегда до этого

    • @engineerenginering8633
      @engineerenginering8633 2 місяці тому

      @@user-dw3kl5mh8n write it in English

    • @Lisgvin
      @Lisgvin 2 місяці тому

      @@user-dw3kl5mh8n читать научись

    • @пальма132
      @пальма132 2 місяці тому +72

      ​@@user-dw3kl5mh8nочередной пример российского шовинизма

    • @henrytinman1920
      @henrytinman1920 2 місяці тому +2

      ​@@пальма132 what

  • @Dread_2137
    @Dread_2137 2 місяці тому +16

    That difference in speeches 😂
    Lenin: revolution!
    Piłsudski: this voice recording thing is nice, I wonder if in future people would sell records of their voice

  • @ZxZ239
    @ZxZ239 2 місяці тому +94

    I had no idea Poland went THAT far

    • @user-oy9xq4co8t
      @user-oy9xq4co8t Місяць тому +3

      За это в 1939 СССР забрал своё.

    • @maciejmackowiak8402
      @maciejmackowiak8402 Місяць тому +1

      ​@@user-oy9xq4co8t ZSRR znowu ukradł to co ukradł w 1795. 😅 Obecne granice są ok. Żaden Polak nie chce przesuwać granicy na wschód. Nie po to odsuwaliśmy się od Rosji, żeby teraz się do niej przybliżać. Nie wierzcie w propagandę, którą serwuje Wam Wasz rząd, jedyny agresywny rząd w Europie.

    • @pawebiaek1388
      @pawebiaek1388 Місяць тому

      @@user-oy9xq4co8t что ему принадлежало...? Как видите, оно не принадлежало ни ему, ни Польше. Вы, русские, всегда жадные и наглые.

    • @pawebiaek1388
      @pawebiaek1388 Місяць тому +70

      @@user-oy9xq4co8t В 1939 году вы, как всегда, договорились с немцами и снова поделили Польшу.

    • @pawebiaek1388
      @pawebiaek1388 Місяць тому +55

      @@user-oy9xq4co8t Когда же Россия поймет, что люди хотят жить на своей земле по-своему, а не по-российски. Если бы ты не был таким дерзким, грубым и кривым
      коммунизм и вы позволяете людям жить так, как они хотят, это может выглядеть по-другому. Мирные свободные страны, сотрудничество и процветание. Я думал, что после 1989 года ты тоже этого хочешь, но я вижу, что ты предпочитаешь мир, как в романе Оруэлла. Извините, но на это никто не согласится и вспомнит, что лучше бороться за свободу, чем за нового царя.

  • @RickettsJr
    @RickettsJr 2 місяці тому +252

    6:30 The Miracle on the Vistula

    • @ReginTD
      @ReginTD 2 місяці тому +11

      * Wisła *

    • @patrykkalita7166
      @patrykkalita7166 2 місяці тому +37

      The Battle of Warsaw is no fucking miracle!

    • @bartinek2675
      @bartinek2675 2 місяці тому +10

      @@patrykkalita7166 Dlaczego tak myślisz?

    • @b4nterontilt245
      @b4nterontilt245 2 місяці тому +33

      @@bartinek2675 bo to zasługa Piłsudskiego i wojsk polskich a nie jakiegoś cudu. "Cud nad Wisłą" wymyśliła ówczesna opozycja żeby umniejszyć partii rządzącej

    • @artos9406
      @artos9406 2 місяці тому

      xD wracaj do szkoły​@@b4nterontilt245

  • @Muszczyna
    @Muszczyna 2 місяці тому +355

    Piłsudski giving the most goofy speech in the background while everyone thinks it's something serious and dramatic is crazy 🤣😂
    *Lenin in the background:* revolution, power to the people, long live bolshevism!
    *Piłsudski:* haha voice recording thing funny

    • @GeoBox-cf3bf
      @GeoBox-cf3bf 2 місяці тому +10

      I couldn't hear what Piłsudski was saying

    • @karolinakuc4783
      @karolinakuc4783 2 місяці тому +14

      ​@@GeoBox-cf3bfYup coz audio is so poor and he spraks with heavy Belarusian accent

    • @stanisawaugustponiatowski718
      @stanisawaugustponiatowski718 2 місяці тому +61

      @@GeoBox-cf3bf *What he's saying:* Stoję przed jakąś dziwną trąbą i myślę, że głos mój ma się oddzielić ode mnie i pójść w świat beze mnie, jego właściciela. Zabawne pomysły mają ludzie! Doprawdy, trudno się nie śmiać z tej dziwnej sytuacji, w której nagle głos pana Piłsudskiego się znajdzie.
      Wyobrażam sobie tę zabawną chwilę, gdy jakiś ananas korbą nakręci, śrubkę naciśnie i jakaś trąba, zamiast mnie, gadać zacznie. Ciekawe! Chciałbym widzieć wtedy zebrane dzieci, do których ta trąba ludzkim głosem gada. A gdy pomyślę, że wśród tych dzieci nagle znaleźć się mogą moje własne, które na pewno pomyślą, że tatuś z nimi gdzieś za trąbą w chowanego się bawi, pusty śmiech mnie bierze.

    • @GeoBox-cf3bf
      @GeoBox-cf3bf 2 місяці тому

      Thx ​@@stanisawaugustponiatowski718

    • @tedc-jb6eg
      @tedc-jb6eg 2 місяці тому +8

      Hmm I believe that is the only recording of Marshal Piłsudski’s voice - that’s why

  • @wenterinfaer1656
    @wenterinfaer1656 2 місяці тому +168

    When you wanted to spread the revolution worldwide, but trip on Warsaw

    • @verax2502
      @verax2502 2 місяці тому +22

      Poland attacked first

    • @wenterinfaer1656
      @wenterinfaer1656 2 місяці тому

      @@verax2502 Wikipedia claims that both sides were heading for war

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld 2 місяці тому +69

      @@verax2502 no, you did and lost XD.

    • @verax2502
      @verax2502 2 місяці тому +20

      @@Har1ByWorld no you can check, the war started in April 1920 with the kyiv operation during which Poland tried to annex Ukraine, plus Poland did not quite win: Poland's objective in attacking a weakened Russia and in civil war was to annex Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania (against which they also went to war), but in the Peace of Riga Poland only obtained the regions of Lviv ( which was not even Russian at the start of the conflict) of vil'na, a partition of Belarus (which was an independent country) in total that does not even make 1/6 of the Polish demands all that for a very heavy toll (especially Polish side)

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld 2 місяці тому +1

      @@verax2502 Lol you are sad propaganist no wonder russia is 3 world country with education like that. Poland was a defendand in this war. Poland did not tried to anex ukraine entire Polish plan in this defensive war was to creat free ukrainian state. Poland dindt want to anex Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania. They wanted to take back thier land which is Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania :). And this countries helped Poland a lot in fight just not get anexes by you tfu russians XD so get your fact checked :) you lost haha take an L.

  • @eliburke2779
    @eliburke2779 2 місяці тому +112

    2 back to back uno reveses by both countries in the war is crazy. whats more crazy is that the poles won

    • @MikhailTeplensky
      @MikhailTeplensky 2 місяці тому +1

      Russia would’ve won if so much didn’t happen in such little to,e

    • @Uzjanmapper-fl6zf
      @Uzjanmapper-fl6zf 2 місяці тому +54

      ​@MikhailTeplensky But luckily Russia lost

    • @user-yu5rg6cn1v
      @user-yu5rg6cn1v 2 місяці тому +8

      ​@@Uzjanmapper-fl6zf не Россия а РСФСР это раз и по вторых не к счастью а к несчастью

    • @oracle372
      @oracle372 2 місяці тому +4

      @@Uzjanmapper-fl6zf
      *unluckily

    • @Uzjanmapper-fl6zf
      @Uzjanmapper-fl6zf 2 місяці тому +1

      @@oracle372 are you commie

  • @courdelle
    @courdelle 2 місяці тому +34

    5:56 I wasn't expecting a video with Turkish subtitles about the Lenin :D

  • @user-px7pm1sd9k
    @user-px7pm1sd9k 2 місяці тому +37

    💀Bro polish is strong 💀

    • @MeikZoo
      @MeikZoo 2 місяці тому

      Here it is most likely not Poland that is strong, but Russia that is as weakened as possible, because the Russian revolution in scale can almost be compared with the First World War, both in terms of losses and in the number of participants, Poland by the way provided enormous assistance from third countries

    • @wyrostek6040
      @wyrostek6040 Місяць тому +9

      ​@@MeikZooyeaah sure like always we get assistance 😂😂

    • @Leelareso
      @Leelareso Місяць тому +12

      @@MeikZoo And well, of course, Poland was also not weakened after 300 years of not being on the map. Translation makes no sense

    • @mv9140
      @mv9140 Місяць тому

      @@wyrostek6040 why you didn’t beat the red army in 1939?!

    • @mv9140
      @mv9140 Місяць тому

      @@wyrostek6040 10000 of polish kurwas died fighting in Ukraine. If your country will involve in war with Russia, it will end to exist

  • @migmadmarine
    @migmadmarine 2 місяці тому +24

    My maternal gpa fought in that war. He started out in Haller's blue army on ww1

  • @FunnyFolks7
    @FunnyFolks7 2 місяці тому +8

    7:18 the greatest uno reverse in history

  • @torixshoty8639
    @torixshoty8639 2 місяці тому +6

    my grandfather's grandfather fought there with a sabre on a horse, survived the Second World War, settled in Masuria (DE: Prussia) and is buried there, he died in 1967, and came from Lviv. My grandfather was born in Wroclaw and I was also here.

  • @perun5984
    @perun5984 2 місяці тому +14

    Fun fact: This war included the last cavalry battle in history (Battle of Komarów)

  • @marcinszrajber
    @marcinszrajber 2 місяці тому +31

    I love Piłsudski saying about recordings of his voice while Poland is fighting 😂

  • @andhw9187
    @andhw9187 8 днів тому +1

    This is a great video, thank you!!

  • @Superrichy261985
    @Superrichy261985 2 місяці тому +66

    funfact. The Soviets poor performance against Poland and later Finland, let Hitler to believe that the Soviets are incompetent and would surrender to the german army easily

    • @user-yu5rg6cn1v
      @user-yu5rg6cn1v 2 місяці тому

      No

    • @MeikZoo
      @MeikZoo 2 місяці тому +2

      Complete nonsense, which is at the same level of nonsense as, for example, Switzerland is the most neutral country or the like, Hitler attacked the USSR because he needed resources of all kinds, otherwise in a couple of years his empire would have self-destructed

    • @Maxvell84
      @Maxvell84 2 місяці тому +4

      You don't know the history of World War 2. If it were as you write, after the occupation of Poland by the Nazis, they would immediately attack the Soviet Union and not attack the France.

    • @Maxvell84
      @Maxvell84 2 місяці тому +6

      Secondly, in 1920 Poland was not alone. A lot of help from Hungary (armament) and France (organization and creation of an army in their territories). And also brilliant cooperation between Piłsudski and Haler.

    • @VechniiGibus
      @VechniiGibus 2 місяці тому +2

      No. It didn't turn out so bad in Poland. It’s just that Poland was supplied in such quantities that the supply of weapons from France to Poland was more than what the RSFSR had left in warehouses after the First World War. There was also a civil war going on then. The Poles say that otherwise the USSR would have attacked Poland, but the USSR wanted to attack Poland so much that it sent most of the army to Siberia and the South. Meanwhile, Poland received a bunch of weapons, reparations from Germany and was preparing an offensive, discussing it with the white movement in the Russian civil war.

  • @TacticaLLR
    @TacticaLLR 2 місяці тому +14

    Great vid!

  • @maciejkwiatkowski7558
    @maciejkwiatkowski7558 2 місяці тому +6

    Thanks for your work!

  • @literaldoorknob
    @literaldoorknob 2 місяці тому +13

    Poles really said "Nah, I'd win"

  • @cidillorarrillochari
    @cidillorarrillochari 2 місяці тому +124

    No wonder the german generals were a little hesitant in 1939

    • @jacobfrost2131
      @jacobfrost2131 2 місяці тому +13

      Poland lasted for two weeks bro.
      Germany was totally outmaned and outguned by France+Poles+Brits and others. Poles lasted for two weeks, France lasted for two months.

    • @aulus3792
      @aulus3792 2 місяці тому +99

      ​@@Akshat699-c3yAverage person that got no idea what he's talking about. Germans relied on horses and most of eastern europe did because it was effective. You need to learn a lot before you write a comment. Most of trucks and cars back then in 1939 were totally unreliable and could easily sunk in mud, so much they were almost useless there. Learn how many horses germans stole and how much they relied on it, also learn when was last soviet cavalry unit disbanded.

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld 2 місяці тому

      @@Akshat699-c3y " polish army relied on horses" nope Polish ułani was elity units with antitanks guns that moved on horse but go into battle on foot, german army relied heavy and i mean heavy on horses, to the point when they meet first american units they were in shock of thier logostic and moving everything with cars, "weapons weren't upto the date." they were, the problem was numbers not quality, Polish army had antitanks guns that could pirce any german tanks armour in 1939 problem was number it wasnt too many. " Even if the Allies actually supported poland or Soviets never joined Poland still would have met the same fate." That is bulshit Polish defens colaps cuz soviet took all logistic that was moved behinde river line in east, If they didnt did it you cant say you are sure that Poland would met the same fate. You just post gobels propaganda nazi so kindly st*fu.

    • @CRI_PL
      @CRI_PL 2 місяці тому +27

      @@jacobfrost2131 Polskie wojsko walczyło do października na przykład na półwyspie Helskim

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld 2 місяці тому

      @@jacobfrost2131 never mind i saw your other comments you are a nazi propaganda bot, you lost germans stop crying.

  • @Nilx12
    @Nilx12 2 місяці тому +29

    Lance do boju, szable w dłoń

    • @gpcga
      @gpcga Місяць тому +17

      Bolszewika goń goń goń!

  • @mieszkomontazysta6140
    @mieszkomontazysta6140 2 місяці тому +20

    0:30 I think there supossed to be motival speech or somethik but voice used in this part is actually toking about voice recording and how strange it is.

  • @FernandoJPrieto
    @FernandoJPrieto 5 днів тому

    Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate these maps you make! They are so great for people who are very visual-oriented.

  • @AdamTrojnar
    @AdamTrojnar 19 днів тому +1

    Beautiful video, I thanks my ancestors and commanders for being so wise and brave and saving us from the soviet misfortune

    • @user-qt1cp1be3u
      @user-qt1cp1be3u 18 днів тому

      Polish wikipedia "Untermensch - Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia"
      The Nazis planned to exterminate all Jews and 51 million Slavs (including 80-85% of Poles, 50% of Czechs and Moravians, 65% of Ukrainians and 75% of Belarusians, as well as an unspecified number of Russians and Crimean Tatars).
      English Wikipedia address "World War II casualties of Poland"
      =Military casualties.=
      Poland lost a total of about 140,000 regular soldiers killed and missing. The Polish resistance movement lost an additional 100,000 fighters during the war.[63]
      English Wikipedia address "History of Poland (1939-1945)"
      =Soviet and Polish-communist victory.=
      Over 600,000 Soviet soldiers died fighting German troops in Poland. Terrified by the reports of Soviet-committed atrocities, masses of Germans fled in the westerly direction.[136][143][209]
      " I thanks my ancestors and commanders for being so wise and brave and saving us from the soviet misfortune"

  • @xxxxxxxxxxxx7349
    @xxxxxxxxxxxx7349 2 місяці тому +18

    my great-grandfather was wounded in the ass with a bayonet when he jumped over the fence escaping from the Bolsheviks (it's funny, but he was lucky; the Russians committed terrible crimes during this war. According to the report from June 8, 1920: "After repelling the enemy and restoring old positions, [the prisoners] were found ] with slit stomachs, torn out entrails, chopped skulls, stabbed groins..."

    • @OniksR
      @OniksR 2 місяці тому

      Yes, yes, yes, and then they raped and ate them, right?

    • @dmitryletov8138
      @dmitryletov8138 2 місяці тому

      Why you call Soviet - Russians? There were more Ukrainians in those particular red army forces.
      Also I habe to remind you that Polish starved to death 50k Soviet POWs after that war.

    • @wojciechkorput
      @wojciechkorput Місяць тому +12

      @@dmitryletov8138 Yes, according to Vladimir Vladimirovich. Check the facts first. The case has been investigated. I actually read the reports. After the wars the number of dying from typhoid fever and related diseases was not much different in POW camps and outside. People were dying all around. The case was raised in Russia quite recently to try to 'explain' the Katyń+ massacre where 60-80 thousand Polish POW officers of September WWII were killed the traditional Soviet way - shot one by one in the back of the head. Sorry to reveal the truth to you. You may not have access to documents or records. Sorry for you. Try harder but not by watching your 'unbiased' TV or reading the 'Pravda' paper.

    • @wojtas-4
      @wojtas-4 Місяць тому

      @@dmitryletov8138 - a Hitlerowcy to nie Niemcy?, tylko kosmici!, jakie 50 tys, 500 000 tys i w dodatku brzuchy i gardła rozcinali, strzelali w tył głowy..., coś podobnego jak w BUCZY., mózg ci Putin usunął

  • @tommy-er6hh
    @tommy-er6hh 2 місяці тому +9

    Good video for what it showed, but you could have labeled various side countries such as the Lvov East Ukraine and the Ukraine at the beginning, or Lithuania, Germany, Hungary (which went thru it own communist war at the same time). No number needed, just show what other things were impacting the struggle.

  • @zzbudzz
    @zzbudzz 2 місяці тому +5

    I love history , i have been interested in WW2 history and some WW1 since i was a kid. How did i not know or ever hear about this conflict?

    • @F-Frytek
      @F-Frytek 2 місяці тому +7

      Tak Was uczą w szkole.

    • @Stinkert335
      @Stinkert335 4 дні тому

      Interwar is very overlooked

  • @manduciek
    @manduciek 2 місяці тому +8

    6:35 Pilsudski talking about Gramophone

  • @Augustow09
    @Augustow09 2 місяці тому +22

    We could have gone all the way past all of Belarus and Ukraine if not for the double dealings of the Endecja and the League of Nations working against Pilsudski. Would have saved Europe in the long run and prevented the Soviets from any aggression into Eastern Europe by the time Hitler and Stalin came to power

    • @user-qt1cp1be3u
      @user-qt1cp1be3u 2 місяці тому +2

      "prevented the Soviets from any aggression into Eastern Europe by the time Hitler and Stalin came to power"
      What aggression from the Soviets are you talking about?

    • @skullmaster6888
      @skullmaster6888 2 місяці тому +27

      @@user-qt1cp1be3uah yes, the soviets, world-famous for their pacifism 😂

    • @user-qt1cp1be3u
      @user-qt1cp1be3u 2 місяці тому

      @@skullmaster6888 "ah yes, the soviets, world-famous for their pacifism "
      Before the Munich Agreement of 1938, the Soviets were distinguished by their pacifism.

    • @skullmaster6888
      @skullmaster6888 2 місяці тому +17

      @@user-qt1cp1be3u the Soviets were seen as the Red Menace, no other distinction

    • @user-qt1cp1be3u
      @user-qt1cp1be3u 2 місяці тому +1

      @@skullmaster6888 " the Soviets were seen as the Red Menace, no other distinction"
      You cannot remember the intervention of the Soviet Union before September 1939???

  • @verax2502
    @verax2502 2 місяці тому +5

    remember that losses include not only the dead, but also the wounded and the captured.

  • @skullmaster6888
    @skullmaster6888 2 місяці тому +4

    This is based on the NOT FULL number of casualties for the Soviet side, not including the missing soldiers.

  • @dawczo_1000
    @dawczo_1000 2 місяці тому +52

    Niech żyje Rzeczpospolita Polska 💪🏻🇵🇱👑

    • @user-yu5rg6cn1v
      @user-yu5rg6cn1v 2 місяці тому +1

      Нет

    • @elomial724
      @elomial724 2 місяці тому

      @@user-yu5rg6cn1v why?

    • @mattor300
      @mattor300 2 місяці тому

      ​@@user-yu5rg6cn1v sad Russian, can't you even speak English?

    • @user-tx9gx4ou1v
      @user-tx9gx4ou1v 2 місяці тому

      whitewashed for 1 reason that there was a civil war

    • @YresTA
      @YresTA 2 місяці тому +3

      Да здравствует Советская Польша

  • @maksymiliantryba2078
    @maksymiliantryba2078 2 місяці тому +33

    Czy Polacy tu są?

  • @aleksander7987
    @aleksander7987 Місяць тому +3

    The funniest thing is that the term "miracle on the vistula" was coined by opponents of Piłsudski. They literally wanted to say that he was so incompetent that it was a miracle that Poland won

  • @suitednoob
    @suitednoob 2 місяці тому +12

    it's amazing how

  • @anyal1476
    @anyal1476 2 місяці тому +8

    Most epic war in history❤

  • @JaafarAtheer
    @JaafarAtheer 2 місяці тому +42

    And Thats Why The Soviets Agreed to Help Germany To Invade Poland

    • @suvahomescape4665
      @suvahomescape4665 2 місяці тому

      They don't help anything, the war was over by that point

    • @Disappeared...
      @Disappeared... 2 місяці тому +1

      Коченый? Ссср все волишь без боя забрал те територии которые польша незаконно захватила, они пренадлежали уркаине и белорусси.
      Правду говорят, что на западе одни дауны веряшие что ссср бы без лендлиза не победил, в то время как документы говорят об обратном.

    • @tultoi5651
      @tultoi5651 2 місяці тому +10

      @@MehdiAlpha-nx1xk Complete and utter lies. The Soviet offensive into Warsaw was hindered by German tank reinforcements. If they could have entered, they would have. Stalin was an internationalist and only held contempt for the Poles for their conquest and oppression of Belarus and Ukraine. He wasn’t all powerful either.

    • @user-cg4lq7lv3p
      @user-cg4lq7lv3p 2 місяці тому

      @@MehdiAlpha-nx1xk ты несешь бред

    • @fullsendtictic
      @fullsendtictic 2 місяці тому +14

      @@tultoi5651 Stalin definitely was not an internationalist. He was the creator of socialism in one country as opposed to his internationalist rivals. You're here crying lies and don't even know what you're talking about.

  • @user-jn1kr1xo4l
    @user-jn1kr1xo4l 2 місяці тому +79

    do not forget that there was a Civil War in Russia at that time. The Bolsheviks or, as they were called, the "Reds" fought primarily with the "whites". Well, also with the Baltic States, Finland, if I remember correctly, "green", "black". The opponents of the Bolsheviks were supported by the Entente

    • @Mr.GlitchInfinity
      @Mr.GlitchInfinity 2 місяці тому +1

      Don’t forget the whites were an unorganized mess. They don’t count.

    • @michciohiwcio
      @michciohiwcio 2 місяці тому +63

      Yeah but dont forget this was one year after Poland got independence after 123 years of being ruled over by russia germany and Austria. The country was very divided and weak at the time

    • @styx544
      @styx544 2 місяці тому +33

      @@michciohiwcio but also poland started the war

    • @michciohiwcio
      @michciohiwcio 2 місяці тому +7

      @@styx544 yeah but people say Poland only won because of the civil war. Who started it doesn't matter in this context

    • @yseteve
      @yseteve 2 місяці тому +9

      ​@@michciohiwcioPoland stood up for Ukraine, Ukrainian divisions dealt a devastating blow to the Soviet Union near Warsaw, and Polish generals did not want to advance beyond Kyiv. Also, Ukraine surrendered Galicia to Poland.

  • @Wróblan
    @Wróblan 2 місяці тому +9

    JESZCZE POLSKA NIE ZGINĘŁA! CHWAŁA NARODOWI POLSKIEMU!!

    • @user-qt1cp1be3u
      @user-qt1cp1be3u 2 місяці тому

      Witaj Polaku, czy przyłączysz się do armii rosyjskiej w przyszłej kampanii przeciwko Berlinowi, czy też będziesz wolał przeszkadzać armii rosyjskiej w przyszłej kampanii przeciwko Berlinowi???

    • @Wróblan
      @Wróblan 2 місяці тому +2

      @@user-qt1cp1be3u Nie wiem czy to pytanie jest merytoryczne czy sarkastyczne.

    • @user-qt1.cp1be3u
      @user-qt1.cp1be3u 2 місяці тому

      @@Wróblan To pytanie sarkastyczne.
      Życzę Polakom wszystkiego dobrego

    • @JapanesePatriotic
      @JapanesePatriotic Місяць тому

      Bro your country got invaded by germany and ussr. Tf you mean bro got crushed 💀

    • @Wróblan
      @Wróblan Місяць тому

      @@JapanesePatriotic "Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła" to pierwszy wers naszego hymnu, i cenimy go, a to, że ty nie potrafisz docenić patriotyzmu wśród nas, to nie znaczy że musisz go z nas wypędzać.

  • @KrzysztofNH
    @KrzysztofNH Місяць тому +5

    Chwała Polsce!

  • @Axmea.
    @Axmea. 2 місяці тому +4

    The war having many casualties, deaths and people suffering
    The guy at 2:48 : we have many grain and oil and we will restore some railways

    • @moai7263
      @moai7263 2 місяці тому +4

      It was a speech of Lenin to give morale to the workers during the Russian civil war, since after all soldiers arent the only ones that are helping in the war

  • @Thaipannia_loves_God
    @Thaipannia_loves_God 2 місяці тому +20

    Finnaly

  • @darragh5250
    @darragh5250 2 місяці тому +4

    If you look at the sides of this conflict, you'll realize 1/3 of Europe was fighting back then and if you look at Western Europe in those years, it was not much better. The conclusion is that it looks like between both world wars, there was almost no peace in Europe; It's sad.

  • @450hp
    @450hp 2 місяці тому +5

    Nice video

  • @thebiggestcheeseoriginal
    @thebiggestcheeseoriginal 2 місяці тому +184

    Average soviet war:

    • @elgranfreezer9117
      @elgranfreezer9117 2 місяці тому +10

      More like, average Polish war 😂😂😂

    • @Bruttleland
      @Bruttleland 2 місяці тому +25

      @@elgranfreezer9117Poland won this one with more land but most wars like the partition of Polish-Lithuania and 1939 German Polish war so its average Soviet war because USSR Usually gets Pushed back and forth but the Poles won this one and just like the 1941 German USSR was similar but USSR won with the allies so technically wrong. sorry to say some facts :/

    • @endrju9732
      @endrju9732 2 місяці тому +11

      @@Bruttleland In 1939 it would have been more difficult for them if it hadn't been coordinated with the Third Reich against Poland

    • @MeikZoo
      @MeikZoo 2 місяці тому +5

      ​@@endrju9732And in the Polish-Soviet war, the RFRS literally fought against half the world, while Poland, on the contrary, was supported by a quarter of the world

    • @endrju9732
      @endrju9732 2 місяці тому +15

      @@MeikZoo
      Yes, Poland received training and armament support from France, Hungary, and Romania. However, you are overlooking one fact: Poland was a country that had emerged just a few months earlier, unified from three different partitions, striving to reclaim its rightful borders. Additionally, Russia had a territory several times larger and a population several times greater than Poland.

  • @Spraatcely
    @Spraatcely 2 місяці тому +2

    Great video!

  • @Silly_Gato
    @Silly_Gato Місяць тому +1

    By the way. Battle for Warsaw that took place on 13-15 of August, 1920 was a decisive moment in the war that Poland won. The battle is called "Miracle at Vistula" (polish: "Cud nad Wisłą"). We have a Polish Army Holiday on 15.08 which is the Polish national holiday (military parade in Warsaw etc). I grew up in the city near a place that 104 years ago was that particular battlefield and this event was always celebrated (family festival with some tank shows or military equipment for a photo or smth) as a big day in Polish and European history as it has stopped communist revolution inside of Russia. Also there will be a Museum in a village of Ossów, where main clashes took place, so if you ever happen to visit Warsaw, the place is like 20 km from Warsaw centre.

    • @user-qt1cp1be3u
      @user-qt1cp1be3u Місяць тому

      How far is the city in which you grew up from the place where the Red Army stopped in August 1944??? What holiday do you celebrate on August 1st???

    • @Silly_Gato
      @Silly_Gato Місяць тому

      @@user-qt1cp1be3u So you can google a city called Wołomin and since soviets stopped near Vistula river id say its around 15km. On August 1st we don't celebrate any national holiday but we do celebrate beginning of Warsaw Uprising. At 5 PM (start of the uprising) every car stops and honks for whole minute, there are a lot of marches and ceremonies to honor those who fought and died during Warsaw Uprising. I was a boy scout when I was younger and we were always helping in those ceremonies. Many scouts fought during the uprising and even kids around 10 years old were running as couriers.

  • @larrydzemorsky1777
    @larrydzemorsky1777 22 дні тому +2

    4:32 can anyone explain why Nowy Sącz and the neighboring area joined Poland after March 14th 1920? Thought it was Poland right after the independence.

    • @larrydzemorsky1777
      @larrydzemorsky1777 22 дні тому

      Ok, I've read the comments and this video is historicaly accurate as n*zis on the Moon

  • @InfernoFermi-zg5sr
    @InfernoFermi-zg5sr 2 місяці тому +11

    Seems like the soviets got their every other Saturday men and food shortage

    • @kanalnr1
      @kanalnr1 Місяць тому

      Oh yes and no shortages in food in poor Poland which was also fighting germany on second front

  • @GROSZEK1999
    @GROSZEK1999 Місяць тому +3

    Niech Żyje Polska!!!❤🇵🇱💪💪

  • @TheCanuckCanadain
    @TheCanuckCanadain 2 місяці тому +23

    Poland will aways be the reason why Russia has nightmares at night

    • @user-yu5rg6cn1v
      @user-yu5rg6cn1v 2 місяці тому +2

      No

    • @elgranfreezer9117
      @elgranfreezer9117 2 місяці тому +2

      No, it's the other way around.

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld 2 місяці тому +10

      @@elgranfreezer9117 but we are not afraid you are crying at night you celebrate indepandace cuz of Poland you know deep inside you cant take Poland 1v1 cuz you would lose just as in 1922.

    • @Har1ByWorld
      @Har1ByWorld 2 місяці тому +1

      @@user-yu5rg6cn1v yes :)

    • @ChobeVelyasha
      @ChobeVelyasha 2 місяці тому

      We can,honestly idk how cant Russian empire or Ussr in1970-x or Russua now win Poland.Its more like a techniclal win.Also poland won because of antanta help..And poland was under Russia for 300 years or so..​@@Har1ByWorld

  • @davidzachary7152
    @davidzachary7152 Місяць тому +6

    Poland saved Europe but nobody helped.

    • @thurisazx
      @thurisazx Місяць тому +2

      You are talking nonsense, Poland's allies were Ataman S. Petliura's Ukrainians, and Poland was also helped by: France, Hungary, the United States, and Romania

    • @ALEX_GEEK_CHANNEL
      @ALEX_GEEK_CHANNEL 17 днів тому

      ​@@thurisazxAnd Poland betrayed Petliura with Ukraine

    • @pantarei.
      @pantarei. 5 днів тому

      Petlura failed trying to make a new Ukrainian goverment.
      ​@@ALEX_GEEK_CHANNEL

  • @nataniellominecraft9025
    @nataniellominecraft9025 Місяць тому +9

    I am from poland

  • @cookazor
    @cookazor 2 місяці тому +7

    Someone explained what caused polands early success, then the Soviets success pushing into half of Poland, then the end where Poland pushed the Soviets back

    • @galaxypl7756
      @galaxypl7756 2 місяці тому +31

      Poland's early success was caused by the fact that bolsheviks were still fighting a civil war and their forces weren't consolidated yet.
      The soviet counteroffensive was because polish forces were stretched thin and undersupplied, the bolsheviks mobilised and used a fast, mobile cavalry army to easily push into overstretched Ukraine, which caused Polish unit in belarus to withdraw as well to avoid encirclement. However Polish retreat was disorganised, and soviet general Tukhachevsky saw the opportunity and used his numerically massive army and the "human wave" strategy to quickly sweep through Belarus
      However Poles managed to avoid being overrun and managed to mobilise a huge number of new recruits, thanks to which they could organise a defence at Vistula.
      In the south, Stalin, who was the southern front's political commisair, disregarded Lenin's and Trotsky's orders to help Tukhachevsky's offensive at Warsaw and decided to capture Lviv. However, Budyonny's Cavalry Army met unexpected resistance at Zadwórze and didn't take the city, after which he went north to finally help Tukhachevsky. But his army was destroyed by polish cavalry at Komarów.
      At the same time, Poles managed to break soviet secret codes and noticed that 1. Stalin was being insubordinate, which meant no reinforcements from south and 2. There was a gap between the northern and southern front, which could be exploited.
      Commander in Chief Piłsudski and General Rozwadowski came up with a plan to fiercly defend Warsaw while Piłsudski personally led an army over the river Wieprz and used the gap in soviet lines to encircle Tukhachevsky's armies.
      The plan was successful, mainly due to the amount of Polish volunteers, the successful defence of Lviv, the amazing work of polish code breakers, the polish independence fervor that kept morale high enough, the Poles' use of tanks and airplanes and Stalin's incompetence and insubordination, also a bit of luck.
      Anyways, Poles managed to exploit the gap and overrun the soviet army, almost destroying it. After that, the bolsheviks called for a truce.

    • @cookazor
      @cookazor 2 місяці тому +3

      @@galaxypl7756 thank you

    • @buoazej
      @buoazej 2 місяці тому +3

      @@galaxypl7756May be also worth noting that PL units, partially motorised, conducting the decisive spear-cut-off manoeuvre were ordered ‘not to care for the security of their flanks, only full steam ahead’, which apparently was a novel idea in European art of war.
      Some argue it was the first time when Blitzkrieg was applied.

    • @sleepingneco
      @sleepingneco 2 місяці тому +1

      @@galaxypl7756 Why did you remain silent about the meat assaults of the Polish army and, moreover, the defense of Belarus, where the Reds defeated the Poles and stopped their advance.
      I also want to note this subtle information when you throw meat at the Poles, call them recruits, and call the Bolsheviks “meat waves.” In general, you are a typical American Russophobe.

    • @wiziek
      @wiziek Місяць тому

      @@sleepingneco lol rusphobe and let's see, russia/remnants of ussr (russia only in name) are still doing meat waves trying to invande independent ukraine :)

  • @marcin3321
    @marcin3321 22 дні тому +1

    In 1920 Poland saved itself and Western Europe from communism. The battle of 1920 was one of the most important battles in the humankind history.

    • @user-qt1cp1be3u
      @user-qt1cp1be3u 22 дні тому +1

      Why in 1939 Poland didn't saved itself and Western Europe from Nazism??? The Phoney War of 1939-1940 was one of the most important war in the humankind history.
      General Assembly
      Seventy-eighth session
      50th plenary meeting
      Tuesday, 19 December 2023, 3 p.m.
      New York
      Draft resolution I is entitled “Combating
      glorification of Nazism, neo-Nazism and other practices
      that contribute to fuelling contemporary forms of
      racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related
      intolerance”.
      In favour:
      Algeria, Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina,
      Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh,
      Barbados, Belarus, Belize, Bhutan, Bolivia
      (Plurinational State of), Botswana, Brazil, Brunei
      Darussalam, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia,
      Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad,
      Chile, China, Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Costa
      Rica, Côte d’Ivoire, Cuba, Democratic People’s
      Republic of Korea, Djibouti, Dominican Republic,
      Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea,
      Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana,
      Grenada, Guatemala, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana,
      Haiti, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Israel,
      Jamaica, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kuwait,
      Kyrgyzstan, Lao People’s Democratic Republic,
      Lebanon, Lesotho, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi,
      Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius,
      Mexico, Mongolia, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal,
      Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan,
      Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Qatar, Russian
      Federation, Rwanda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint
      Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saudi
      Arabia, Senegal, Serbia, Seychelles, Sierra Leone,
      Singapore, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South
      Africa, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Syrian Arab
      Republic, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Togo,
      Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkmenistan,
      Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Republic
      of Tanzania, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Viet
      Nam, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe
      Against:
      Albania, Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium,
      Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada,
      Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia,
      Finland, *France,* Georgia, Germany, Greece,
      Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kiribati,
      Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg,
      Malta, Marshall Islands, Micronesia (Federated
      States of), Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands
      (Kingdom of the), New Zealand, North Macedonia,
      Norway, *Poland,* Portugal, Republic of Moldova,
      Romania, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,
      Sweden, Ukraine, *United Kingdom of Great Britain*
      and Northern Ireland, United States of America
      Abstaining:
      Bahamas, Dominica, Guinea, Myanmar, Palau,
      Panama, Papua New Guinea, Republic of Korea,
      Samoa, South Sudan, Switzerland, Tonga, Türkiye,
      Tuvalu
      Draft resolution I was adopted by 118 votes to 49,
      with 14 abstentions (resolution 78/190).

  • @reynardgames
    @reynardgames 2 місяці тому +7

    Cool

  • @file_74
    @file_74 2 місяці тому +3

    you can't get rid of poland just like that

  • @andski5852
    @andski5852 Місяць тому +1

    WSPANIAŁ FILM

  • @munafo189
    @munafo189 2 місяці тому +4

    than you ❤❤❤

  • @saucyalex
    @saucyalex 2 місяці тому +3

    Nice video but next time when you put speeches pls stop the music. Piłsudski is hard to hear

    • @galaxypl7756
      @galaxypl7756 2 місяці тому +5

      Funny thing is that Piłsudski is just talking about how interesting it is that his voice can now be recorded by some strange tube and will probably be sold in a marketplace after he dies. Literally just yapping lol

  • @darktronics9901
    @darktronics9901 23 дні тому +1

    man russia is that character that always gets dunked on early game but pops off late game

  • @user-fd8eh5sl1t
    @user-fd8eh5sl1t 2 місяці тому +25

    당시의 폴란드는 1600년대의 영광을 재현하려고 했습니다.

  • @danvsclips8326
    @danvsclips8326 2 місяці тому +13

    This is the infamous 'Warsaw must not fall" and "Poland is not yet lost" war.
    Albeit that was in the back half of things, the fact the Poles actually started the war and initially intended to rebuild the Commonwealth by taking Belarus and Western Ukraine doesn't come up as often in the common retelling. They made it as far as Kyiv at one point and held Minsk for 8 months. 5:12 - 5:15 is the Polish high tide, they held Kiev for a few days

    • @cafekaskada9290
      @cafekaskada9290 2 місяці тому

      And than a dragon came

    • @galaxypl7756
      @galaxypl7756 2 місяці тому +8

      To be fair, they were allied with Ukraine and the lands gained during the Kyiv offensive were given to Petliura's UPR. The end goal of the war was a multicultural federation of equals of Poland, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine, that would act as a shield against russia.
      The nation-state concept was created by National Democrats, opposed to Piłsudski, and the eastern border was roughly the one Poland had after the riga treaty. ND held great influence in Poland and had contacts in the Entente, and therefore they were able to push for their concept after the war, which unfortunately meant Ukraine would lose its independence.
      Also it's a bit unfair to say that "Poland started the war". The bolsheviks made it clear that they would invade, and therefore it was better to strike first than continue the ongoing border war and wait until russia gets stronger.

    • @sleepingneco
      @sleepingneco 2 місяці тому +1

      @@galaxypl7756 How did they realize that they were coming to trade? They agreed on the Curzon line, which the Poles rejected and began their war. Piłsudski was an imperialist.

    • @galaxypl7756
      @galaxypl7756 2 місяці тому +1

      @@sleepingneco bolsheviks shouldn't have attacked the polish army if they didn't want war. Lenin, who was arguably even more of an imperialist than Piłsudski, Petlura and other independence leaders combined, invaded the contested eastern Borderlands in 1919, attacking the polish army units (made up of local native volunteers) on their way. Also the bolsheviks agreed to Brest-Litovsk line, they should have therefore stayed there instead of backpedaling and invading Ukraine, Belarus, Baltic states and attacking Poland (though one could argue that red army taking Vilnius, at that time controlled by Vilnius' volunteer corp, in early 1919 was an invasion of polish territory as well). It's not even an opinion or anything, it's a straight fact that the aggressor (the ones who fired the first shot and attacked the other side) in this war was soviet Russia.

    • @sleepingneco
      @sleepingneco 2 місяці тому

      ​@@galaxypl7756 Send a source confirming that it was the Bolsheviks who started the war. Lenin did not invade anywhere, but restored the borders of Russia - the Russian Empire, the Curzon line was the generally accepted border between Poland and Russia (Whether by the Bolsheviks or white Russia), but the Poles violated it - thereby attacking Russia. The Bolsheviks have dissolved Brest-Litovsk, if you are not in the course) Just as the Poles, who were supposed to become satellites of Germany, violated this treaty, you should at least look at their borders under this treaty) In general, you are a typical Polish imperialist, it's good that at 39 you paid for it) Vilnius was also brazenly occupied by the Poles.
      What is the fact of aggression? You didn't even formulate a single argument with reference to sources, but only expressed your own opinion) Poland was the first to attack Russia. I quote: "At the end of February, Polish troops crossed the Neman and launched an offensive on the territory of Soviet Belarus (which had been in federation with the RSFSR since February 3)[20]. On February 28, General Ivashkevich's units attacked the Red Army troops along the Shchara River and occupied Slonim on March 1, and Listovsky's units took Pinsk on March 5. Soon Ivashkevich was replaced by Stanislav Sheptytsky. ". Your arguments were literally broken, cry a Pole, a whore?

  • @Noah-or9vp
    @Noah-or9vp 2 місяці тому +5

    can you do the taiping rebellion next?

  • @MomoChacha333
    @MomoChacha333 2 місяці тому +1

    Can you make a video of the battle of Saipan?

  • @Countryball_StudioRedstone86
    @Countryball_StudioRedstone86 22 дні тому +1

    3:19 Train of Redstonia in ww1 be like (Belgium campaign)

  • @America17765
    @America17765 2 місяці тому +36

    I’m mapsinanutshell secret son

    • @BurcasLurton
      @BurcasLurton 2 місяці тому +3

      Bruh

    • @DioAdrian-ib5yh
      @DioAdrian-ib5yh 2 місяці тому

      ​@@BurcasLurton @BurcasLurton

    • @adamelghalmi9771
      @adamelghalmi9771 2 місяці тому

      @@BurcasLurton @BurcasLurton

    • @T82.
      @T82. 2 місяці тому

      ⁠@@BurcasLurton​​⁠ @BurcasLurton

    • @CGTNinEnglish
      @CGTNinEnglish 2 місяці тому

      ​@@BurcasLurton @BurcasLurton

  • @Eric_Langan
    @Eric_Langan 2 місяці тому +10

    When I think of Poland, I
    think of Poland.

    • @vincentxu4709
      @vincentxu4709 2 місяці тому

      when i think about china, i think about communism

    • @vincentxu4709
      @vincentxu4709 2 місяці тому

      BUT, when i think about china, i think about communism

  • @kdubs9111
    @kdubs9111 Місяць тому +1

    Miracle on the Vistula

  • @adamskowich3274
    @adamskowich3274 2 місяці тому +2

    nice video

  • @seazonchik
    @seazonchik 2 місяці тому +7

    Europe dont learn the history

  • @bocci103
    @bocci103 2 місяці тому +5

    that shows how lenin was such a failure

    • @user-tx9gx4ou1v
      @user-tx9gx4ou1v 2 місяці тому +3

      during the Polish war the Soviet Union was during the civil war

  • @gpcga
    @gpcga Місяць тому +2

    I'm from Poland 🇵🇱 💪

  • @woomy_squid
    @woomy_squid 2 місяці тому +2

    Everyone is talking about changes to the western borders of Poland, but no one is saying that there was a civil war in the RSFSR with the participation of the Entente. And the balance of power was on the side of Poland. Also, do not forget about the surprise factor, which helped Poland capture part of the territory of the USSR

  • @harisresidovic9435
    @harisresidovic9435 2 місяці тому +34

    Soviets would see their own soldiers lives as disposable as hefty garbage bags.

    • @389383
      @389383 2 місяці тому

      Same with the current war in Ukraine. Putin has no concern on how many of his soldiers die as long as he prevails.

    • @mode4148
      @mode4148 2 місяці тому +15

      Much like putin now

    • @Markov16
      @Markov16 2 місяці тому +5

      Not worst than the White collapse anyways, you cant blame Soviets that theyre able to put 250,000 soldiers and put a fight to Poland and Finland as example. If the enemy takes your resource lands then blew off the German project so they will negotiate with you decades after this.

    • @user-pg9qb3wy7s
      @user-pg9qb3wy7s 2 місяці тому +1

      Why?

    • @user-ko1ug4wz5x
      @user-ko1ug4wz5x 2 місяці тому +4

      ​@@mode4148про мясные штурмы Работина мы забудем?

  • @fictionalinanutshell
    @fictionalinanutshell 2 місяці тому +1

    This video has more details than maphistorical's one.
    That's why I prefer Mapinanutchell for educational purposes.

  • @user-dt8vy2yb3d
    @user-dt8vy2yb3d 2 місяці тому +2

    Very wild, indeed!!!

  • @latoyarichardson4610
    @latoyarichardson4610 2 місяці тому +15

    yes

  • @bagasraditya1308
    @bagasraditya1308 2 місяці тому +1

    Can you do the Indonesia-Malaysia confrontation?

  • @Random_kingofwar
    @Random_kingofwar 2 місяці тому +2

    I love his vids brp

  • @benjaminkurilla3943
    @benjaminkurilla3943 2 місяці тому +7

    Poland is badass!
    They've been fighting Russian expansion for centuries now. This what is going on today in Ukraine, is just the newest chapter in a millenia old dusty book.