This story is not very well told. The story is just being told to fill in a certain anti Turkish narrative that is a little deviant from the reality that took place. They are missing the part where the Poland-Lithuanian common wealth disintegrated and fell apart a few years later and what happened to Poland after that. The truth is little did the Poles know that in a few years later Poland would disintegrate and fall into complete chaos. And when that happened Austria, Prussia and Russia all invaded, annexed, swallowed up and partitioned Poland among themselves. Then what? Guess who was the only one who protested against this act of treachery against Poland and the Polish people? Guess who called the leaders of all these countries a bunch of snakes for taking advantage Poland by carving it amongst themselves like a bunch of thieves It was the Ottoman Sultan. He was the only one who resisted and protested against their treachery against Poland. So basically Poland saved a bunch of countries who later invaded them and swallowed them up for hundreds of years. Because of their treachery Poland would not exist again as a nation until 1918 and the Polish people had to live under the yoke and the rule of the Germans, Austrians and Russians for over 250 years. The only one who stood against this treachery were the Ottomans.
In the Greek schools we learned about this Extremely Important Battle. We consider Janos Sobieski and his Polish Knights(together with Prince Eugene) among the Saviors of Western Civilization, just like Leonidas with his 300 Spartans, and Alexander the Great. i know that later, the other leaders did not give them proper credit, BUT History gives those Great Polish Warriors, Eternal Glory and Reverence.
Wow that's awesome, thanks for sharing! In Polish schools we studied Greek history as the cradle of European civilization. We learned about great Greek tacticians like Leonidas at the Hot Gates or Militiades and many more. Respect
@@biohacking_athlete I am Glad Education works in Poland and i am More Glad that the Polish now are on the Right Path preserving their Culture and History, by protecting also their borders, traditions and Values.
@@biohacking_athlete Greece and Poland: both very useful in times of need, both quickly forgotten afterwards. One of the great things emperor Bonaparte did was creating the duchy of Warsaw.
Poland saved Europe several times and then Europe betrayed them later . Many people don’t even know that over 130 Polish pilots fought in the air Battle of Britain.
Poland that was later left by the Allies to be given as a prize to Germany and Russia in WWII. It is the fate of the brave to be betrayed. A big bravo to Poland from Greece.
?? east germany was also given to russia..germany was cut in two pieces. russia claimed they needed a buffer zone against invaders...thats how they got east germany
@@EmilMartin-24 Poorly informed. Look again. 30 May 1918. Greece fought against Bulgaria in battle of Skra and won (Where France failed). We essentially fought Germany my friend.
@@ardakaraca9099 Wikipedia Polish-Ottoman War (1672-1676), doesn't sound like it. Sounds Like Ottomans had a habit of taking advantage of the unarmed, but once the Poles were armed, you didn't stand a chance stinky hand.
Polish Muslim-Tatars also fought in Sobieski's army. After the battle, Sobieski said: "They behaved honestly and faithfully". He loved his Tatras, and they loved him. The memory of Sobieski is continued among the Tatars vilage to this day. In the Tatra villages of Kruszyniany and Bohoniki there are obelisks dedicated to his memory.
Yeah they fight for crown but first they betreyed us for Sultan don't forget about this . They don't want be slaves of sultan , they want be free like in Poland and come back when Sobieski promissed them titles after this they always fight on Polish side
Austrians, like the USA/Biden/Obama, and the French 21st Century are feckless ignoble disasters of political entreaty to the failed NATO and post-Trump Magnificent foreign policy we had under him.
There is a memorial on the hill where the hussars charged down, but it is only a small inscription. The city of vienna did not want to build a bigger memorial because they feared to anger the in Vienna living turkish community, how ironic. After more research, besides the 3 inscriptions on the hill, 3 streets and one house is named after Sobieski and there was indeed a statue of him, but that got destroyed in ww2. And besides Sobieski, there are memorials for Franz Kolschitzky and Stanislaw Potocki, 2 other polish combatants. So not so bad after all.
The Polish cavalry fought like demons against superior odds. The Winged Hussars were feared opponents. JEB Stuart comes to mind as another cavalry genius.
Yes and in return they were betrayed, deprived of their own coutry for more than a century and almost exterminated in WW2 by the same people they saved in the siege of Vienna. Ironic isn't it?
the reason was, that the arrogant polish wanted only attack, if they get all the honor alone. And all costs of campaign... this was a shame for all other christian fighters!
Respect for the Turks from Poland. When the bad times came and Poland dissappeared from the map, Ottoman Turkey refused to recognize that. Unlike the Austro-Hungarian Empire who participated in the Partitions
The Turks would've of been at Poland right after Austria, applauding the Turkish support for Poland is as vain as feeling regret because of what Austria did
@@roguedaskill thank you, captain obvious, for pointing that they'd attack Poland. It's not like we fought some wars. Doesn't mean we can't respect them
Only 85 years later (in1768) Austrians teamed with Prussians and Russians to invade Poland, their saviours in Vienna. The trio invaded the whole of the country and annihilated Poland as an independent state in 1795. Ottomans condenmned this invasion and set war against Russia to deliver independence to Poland but lost the war so couldn't help Poles. During the following decades many of Poland's army officers and intellectuals refuged to Ottomans who gave them shelter and established settlements for them, one of which (Polonezkoy) still remains and is inhabitated by Polish people in Istanbul. Istanbul became the center for commanders of Polish resistance. C'est lavie!
Austria was actually never really interested to join the partitions, but had no other choice as Russia & Prussia would've done it anyway and were far more powerful than Austria combined. Let's not forget the fact that Austria tried to restore Poland's independence in 1815 (see the Polish Saxon Crisis during the Congress of Vienna), but guess who opposed Austria's idea. Austria also condemned Russia's brutality in the 1863 Polish uprising and later gave them full autonomy, something which didn't exist in Russia and the new German Empire. So no, Austria "never" betrayed Poland, considering they still treated the Poles far better than the other two.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 thanks for your message. it's interesting point, and it's true Polish region Galicia had some autonomy comparing to land controlled by Prusia and Russia
as far as I remember, 112 or 113 Poles hit ottoman's army just to test enemy- they all volunteered. 48 of them, including commander were killed. Remaining hussars went back to the king and they joined battle again under king's direct command (Sobieski led the main charge). It was a biggest honour they could get. The most of them survived the battle. Just to clarify- Sobieski let over 18000 people in the charge, this included 3000 winged hussars leading the charge and easily braking ottoman's lines. After that, real slaughter had started...
you remember well. 100 Poles rushed to the 300,000th army. Then it was already swept away. 3,000 hussars supported by 15,000 other soldiers. No one could survive this. After 10 minutes the battle was over.
The battle lasted about 60 days. But the charge of 15,000 Poles ended it quickly. They were amazing. So did 303 Squadron Churchill said, "never was so much owed by so few to so many." Poles are hard to move. But if they move, nothing is impossible for them. Example, 12 million emigrants in one year. Have you seen anyone in the camp? These people live normally. Without any persecution. In the homes of Poles. We love freedom. In Poland, you can do anything as long as you don't disturb the freedom of others.
Histioricaly, in Poland men are warriors or they don't get to procriate. my father is the first in a long line that wasn't in some war..and now the russians fucked it up and war begins again.
Not all of them are warriors, but yeah most of them have the warrior nature. In fact, in general, Slavic people are willing to fight, not kneel. The concept of honor comes from our childhood. My father, like many of my generation, raised me in this way: when you fought and lost, you got hit not because of attention at school or problems with the police, but because you got beaten, hehe. It was scary to even think about giving up without a fight, it was shame and loss of honor. Maybe it's a sick approach, but before the partitions, young Poles, at the age of 6, went under their father's wing and then they started having a real hardcore upbringing, there was no pain here (1) fencing was a basic skill back then, even in the inn or the Sejm, we didn't need war for it hahaha 2 ) horse riding as above, the basics, they did not clash only with tinsmiths from the west, but much more often with people brought up on horses and with bows from the eastern steppes, or with the one of the best infantries like Cossacks , or Jannisaries 3) Of course, learning (a lot of languages, rhetoric was even there, and many others school subjects . Here Western universities, especially Italian ones, led the way). Later, it was known that whenever there was a war or rokosz( rebelion against King) in the country, there was someone to cut things and knew how to do it. Despite everything that is currently happening to young people, I still see hope in young Poles...
Polish the strongest, and the kindest of peoples. In World War 2 a friendly bear was so charmed by the Polish army heading to Monte Casino that the bear helped carry water and food rations all the way along the thousand mile long foot trek from Poland to Italy. Beautiful
Russia liberated the poles from nazi Germany with millions of russian lives, and as a "thank you" Poland now rabidly hates Russia and all that is russian. So much for the "strongest and kindest people"...
Ci, których uratowaliśmy rozdarli nasz kraj na trzy części na sto lat. Tyle znaczy ich chrześcijąństwo, honor i wdzięczność. Dopiero w 1920 odzyskaliśmy nasz kraj - Polskę
My grandparents came to USA after WWI. My grandfather fought against the Germans in WWI and joined the US Army. He lost 3 of his brothers in the war. My Uncle fought against the Germans AND Russians in WWII. At the age of 14 he was abducted from his Polish village, of Kvanchenek, by the Gestapo and spent the remainder of WWII in German work camps repairing German infrastructure. He spent 5 years moving from camp to camp, until the camps were liberated by the Allies. He was fortunate enough to be liberated by US troops and quickly joined the US occupation army. Despite his ordeal, he hated Russians more than his German captors. Russians defiled every country that they occupied. Stalin killed 60 million of his own countrymen, including members of his own family. Putin is the modern day Stalin, as Ping is the reincarnation of Dung. These insane dictators were and are, despicable, cruel, and ruthless. Filthy rich cowards using their populace into oblivion. 🇺🇸🦅⚔️🙏
In Poland we hate both Nazis and Soviets. We have songs against both of those such as "Nie chcemy komuny" which can be translated as "We don't want a communism" or many, many songs that were made by Polish AK and not only that were against nazis. We just love freedom and hate slavery
Actually there were no "winged" Hussars. The wing (there was only one wing) was not on their backs, it was mouted to the sadle and was used only on official events.
Poland, which was carved up into three-pieces by Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Prussia in the 1800's and completely disappeared as a nation, began the uprising against the local Communist administration which, eventually, led to the downfall of the Soviet Union itself (I attended a Solidarity demonstration at the Manitoba Legislature in early winter many years ago) is so good to see them back on the world's stage and standing tall, proud and having a productive economy.
Polacy są za bardzo łatwowierni. Zawierzyli zdrajcom. Walczyli za wszystkich. Aaaa później za tych o których walczyli=Przez nich byliśmy zdradzani i mordowani. Naród w Polsce nie uczy się na błędach Jest próżny mentalnie w większości. Za ochłap sprzedaje się swoim oprawcom. Wstyd I Hańba.
It is strange that Poland wanted to protect Europe from Ottomans and Europe returned this favor by demolishing and genociding them. (WW II). You cannot blame Germany only. Britain and France played very significant political roles in the destruction of Poland and the continuation of war in there.
All honor and respect to the Poles in the history of Europe. They also helped the Croats in defense against the Turks in the Middle Ages. We will never forget you, you are our eternal friends. Glory to Poland!!
All gusars were serbians. U R jettering to open it. Do not forget Varshava is one of many russian cities by PRAVDA. And russian will unevedebly take back what belongs to Russia by every law below PRAVDA
I can see this as a good cooperative effort. However I remember times when Polish migrants were treated in Austria as a lower class people. Hence my lack of sympathy to Austria as a whole. I am proud to be Polish.
Do not be surprised Austrians are shown that they always collaborated with the Germans. Do not believe and be full of the movie "Oscar Schindler". Unfortunately, he was only one of very few to show humanity, but the majority of them fully supported Hitler's ideology. I have to mention thatHitler was born in Austria. They are this same breed.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 Hmm, Polish internal politics were that Sobieski could not afford taking most valuable forces from home land without risking attack from west or east. Did it stop him coming to rescue Viena? Or he stood by his honour?
W podziękowaniu za ocalenie Austria Prusy Rosja zajęły mój kraj na123 lata . Za to Francja która życzyła Austrii klęski, wyszła na tym bardzo dobrze. Obecnie Wiedeńczycy i w ogóle mieszkańcy Austrii unikają tego tematu.Mało o nim wiedzą .Nie szanują pamiątek po tych ciężkich czasach.
A Polacy przez swoją chciwość i życie chwilą, a nie inwestycją na przyszłość (dzikie przywary), dalej brną w taką politykę i nigdy nie przestali. Dają się frajerzyć za chwilową "chwałę" i personalne korzyści.
... a Turcja była jedynym liczącym się państwem na świecie, które nigdy nie uznało rozbiorów Rzeczpospolitej - na sułtańskim dworze przy oficjalnej prezentacji dyplomatów padało zawsze "Czy przybył już poseł z Lechistanu?"...
@@maksymalnybul6145 Państwa nie działają "na złość" - po prostu Polska i Turcja miały/mają znacznie bardziej zbieżne interesy niż Polska i Rosja, czy Polska i zachodnie państwa katolickie (wbrew temu co nam wciskali papieże i ich agenci).
I am from Britain and I honour the Polish nation for their great bravery and determination to be a free nation and their help to Britain in the hour of our greatest need. 1940 A joint attack on the Republic of Poland by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union marked the beginning of World War II and Britain declared war on Germany (September 1939) 8,500 Polish airmen escaped to Britain. Chuchill declared "We shall conquer together or we shall die together” and two Polish RAF fighter wings; No. 302 ‘Poznan’ Squadron and No. 303 ‘Kosciuszko’ Squadron were established. On August 30, 303 Squadron were carrying out training manoeuvres over Hertfordshire when Flying Officer Ludwik Paszkiewicz spotted a large formation of German bombers and fighters. Paszkiewicz radioed his Squadron Leader Ronald Kellet with the words “Hullo, Apany Leader, bandits at 10 o’clock.” When Kellet did not respond, Paszkiewicz broke formation and charged a Messerschmitt Me-110 and in the ensuing dogfight he and another Hurricane pilot shot the German plane down in flames. This episode was later immortalised in the ‘Repeat Please’ scene from the Battle of Britain film (1969). On his return to base Paszkiewicz was severely reprimanded for ill-discipline and then congratulated for making the squadron’s first kill. The next day, August 31st, 303 Squadron went into action and during just 15 minutes of combat managed to down 6 Messerschmitts without any losses. In a peculiar twist of fate, 303 Squadron’s first day in combat came exactly one year after the Nazi invasion of Poland. In the following weeks the Squadron notched up dozens of downed enemy aircraft and hundreds of sorties. In just 42 days 303 Squadron shot down 126 German planes, becoming the most successful Fighter Command unit in the Battle of Britain. Nine of the Squadron’s pilots qualified as ‘aces’ for shooting down 5 or more enemy planes, including Sergeant Josef Frantisek, a Czech flying with the Poles who scored 17 downed planes. Overall the Squadron scored nearly three times the number of kills of the average British fighter squadron with one third the casualty rate. In fact, the Polish record was so impressive that Stanley Vincent, the RAF commander of the base at Northolt, took it upon himself to verify their claims. Following the squadron into combat Vincent witnessed how the Poles dived at the German bombers in their Hurricanes ‘with near suicidal impetus’. On landing back at base Vincent exclaimed ‘My God, they are doing it’. Indeed, the success of the Poles was partly due to their preference for charging enemy formations and only opening fire at close quarters - a far cry from the RAF’s squadron manoeuvre tactics which were abandoned and the Polish tactic adopted. One RAF pilot noted with admiration ‘When they go tearing into the enemy bombers and fighters they go so close you would think they were going to collide’. In total 31 out of the 145 Polish pilots who took part in the Battle of Britain died in action, while the Polish War Memorial at RAF Northolt commemorates 1903 personnel killed in the War over all. During some of the most desperate points of the Battle of Britain, the RAF had ‘only 350 pilots to scramble, of which nearly 100 were Poles’. Yet at the end of the war Polish troops were not allowed to participate in the Allied Victory Parade so as not to aggravate Joseph Stalin. But without the two squadrons of Poles, it is quite possible that there would not be a Britain. I posted this because of my shame at the betrayal of Poland to Stalin. This time we will not make the same mistake. SLAVA UKRAINI
ucrainians scandle slava ucrainie murdering polish citisens mainly woman old peopel and children at estern part of poland and also quenching warsaw uprising in ss ranks.
Jesus yous brits are so emotional. first of all Stalin gave Poland so much of Germany Eastern Germany, to the point that the poles expelled the native Germans from there after the war. Slavaa ukraini? WTF. No other people are so weakened today and it shows for the British EXCEPT the Scots true owners of the Island.
@@Nozylatten You should learn the history. It was not only Stalin who decided on Western borders and Eastern but also Roosevelt and Churchill. Poland has shifted again by evil politicians. The Soviets (Stalin) forced their agenda and awarded the Eastern part of Poland. Then they decided to return to Poland the Western land stolen by the Germans a few centuries before. In other words, Poland faced again another parturition.
The charge of that single banner at the initial stage of the battle was not suicidal, it was reconaissance. The banner charged through half of the Turkish army, and cobfirmed that there was no obstacles for the main charge of whole army. They suffered heavy losses, 25-30%, but managed to get back to the king. They got so close to Kara Mustafas tent that he was within pustol shoot range. Commander, lieutenant Zbierzchowski (it was a very high rank among hussars) survived. This banner took part in the following charge of the whole army, and were honoured by the king Sobieski who joined them (as a sign of appreciation, but also to support weakened unit with kings guard). Hussars were badass..
John III Sobieski sent the recon to test the ground for the weight of the horses & men, his sonas leader, & wisely arranged his forces to put the sun in the Turks eyes.
Bueno fué una valiente carga con unas pérdidas asumibles(Un 60% son grandes pérdidas) y SÍ fué una carga suicida. Lo lógico era esperar la lucha contra un enemigo preparado y muy superior en número. Por fortuna no fué así....estaba ante los muros de Viena. Honor y gloria a Polonia y sús héroes.
Gratitude of Austria was show in full glory 100 years later when together with Russians and German they attack Poland and split it between themselves oh and let’s not forget Hitler was Austrian to. Such lovely country
@@kutyna4nogi141 And now Poles support NAZI's in Ukraine just because they are still angry the Russians stopped their Advance infront of Warshaw in WW-2 :) And we know the reason why they did so: Lots of Poles with Swastikas were found infront of Moscow. The Poles were all too willing to fight even in SS uniforms against Russia, when they were at their weakest point. You don't f*ck the Bear and then expect him to lick your face... Ah, did i forget how willing the Poles were when the NAZI's searched the Jews? Almost "Bandera" willing!
@@damirblazevic4823 just because I’m not happy with Austrian take my country 100 years after we save them don’t make troll I just say we Poles help everyone stand for what is right and always as gratitude we get fuc…. By those we help
I'm not European nor of European Descent but I am a Man of the West- Heart & Soul. Can't imagine what the world would be like in 2023 if the Turks won. God Bless the Armies who defended the West!
You should be greatfull to Mamluks stopped the Mongols advancements 13 times cz after devastating east europe they aimed down hence if were able to overcome the mamluks,there advancement was towards Maghreb hence the Iberian could be open via portugal,spain hence whole europe would fall under cruel Mongols
Sevgili Polonyalılar sizler Osmanlı’ya karşı savaştınız ancak bunlar geçmişte kaldı artık kin gütmeye gerek yok Polonya ve Türkiye NATO müttefikidir ve birbirimizin toprak bütünlüğünü destekliyoruz geçmişte yaşamayalım geleceğe odaklanalım 🇹🇷 🤝🇵🇱
I assure you that no one holds any grudge against the Turks for those times. On the contrary, we remember that you did not recognize our partitions when our neighbors attacked us!
You should also say what happened next. The Austrian emperor did not thank the Polish king, and as a reward for saving his ass, he did not let the tired Polish soldiers into Vienna. Then, in agreement with Russia and Germany, he took away Poland's freedom for 123 years, during which the Polish population was Germanized and Russified. You couldn't speak Polish, you couldn't write in Polish, you couldn't learn in Polish. Such a gesture of gratitude for saving Europe. Although it's not really a big deal, they could manage without poles, wouldn't they? Ehhh, shame. Edit: I was wrong, the soldiers were allowed into Vienna, but it was forbidden to bury the dead in the city. Sorry for my mistake
@@tadcotadco6344 This is a fragment of an article from one of the historical magazines (if you are interested, I can give you a link): "After the battle, Emperor Leopold did not show respect to King Jan Sobieski, his son, Jakub or the Polish banners. The Austrians stopped providing provisions to Polish soldiers and did not agree to bury the fallen in Vienna, showing the Poles the cemeteries where the Turks were buried. Many Poles were resentful and indignant at the attitude of the Austrians. Such behavior of the recent ally made many ordinary soldiers regret later that the relief of Vienna had taken place at all.". I was wrong, the soldiers were allowed into Vienna, but it was forbidden to bury the dead in the city, so you were right. sorry for the mistake, I'm editing the main comment.
The Hussars were mighty. They are a major reason Europe is not Islamic, as are the French soldiers of Martel at Tours. Pulaski and Kosciusko are major reasons the USA gained its freedom from Britain. May Poland now forever be free.🇺🇸🦅🇵🇱
@@bullet1544 Back in the mid 80s, I was part of a miniatures gaming group that did "Ancients" - anything from bronze age through the late 1600s. I built a Polish army because I thought the minis looked cool...then I got a book about them and was blown away. Now, I play "By Fire And Sword" and have a blast.
after wat europe done to us, i will not take part in defencing anyone in Europe. Sorry mate, our western European friends dont have our trust anymore ...
As far as I know the only monument to King Sobieski is a plaque with his likeness located on the back wall of the Habsburg Palace. I remember seeing in on my way to the Spanish Riding School.
Polish here. It is worth noting that 100 years later Austria partitioned Poland. That is how they repaid us for saving them in 1683. If you ask me, i wish we had never marched to Vienna
@@winstonmaraj8029Why not. The very purpose of every human is to die Muslim. There's more to this life that this life. The matter is more important than you think.
We forget how many times Poland has stood as a bulwark against invaders. They are ready today to repulse the Russians and their allies in Belarus. Polish weaponry is pounding the Russians in Ukraine. Sobieski should always be honored as the hero of Vienna.
I am from Britain and I honour the Polish nation for their great bravery and determination to be a free nation and their help to Britain in the hour of our greatest need. 1940 A joint attack on the Republic of Poland by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union marked the beginning of World War II and Britain declared war on Germany (September 1939) 8,500 Polish airmen escaped to Britain. Chuchill declared "We shall conquer together or we shall die together” and two Polish RAF fighter wings; No. 302 ‘Poznan’ Squadron and No. 303 ‘Kosciuszko’ Squadron were established. On August 30, 303 Squadron were carrying out training manoeuvres over Hertfordshire when Flying Officer Ludwik Paszkiewicz spotted a large formation of German bombers and fighters. Paszkiewicz radioed his Squadron Leader Ronald Kellet with the words “Hullo, Apany Leader, bandits at 10 o’clock.” When Kellet did not respond, Paszkiewicz broke formation and charged a Messerschmitt Me-110 and in the ensuing dogfight he and another Hurricane pilot shot the German plane down in flames. This episode was later immortalised in the ‘Repeat Please’ scene from the Battle of Britain film (1969). On his return to base Paszkiewicz was severely reprimanded for ill-discipline and then congratulated for making the squadron’s first kill. The next day, August 31st, 303 Squadron went into action and during just 15 minutes of combat managed to down 6 Messerschmitts without any losses. In a peculiar twist of fate, 303 Squadron’s first day in combat came exactly one year after the Nazi invasion of Poland. In the following weeks the Squadron notched up dozens of downed enemy aircraft and hundreds of sorties. In just 42 days 303 Squadron shot down 126 German planes, becoming the most successful Fighter Command unit in the Battle of Britain. Nine of the Squadron’s pilots qualified as ‘aces’ for shooting down 5 or more enemy planes, including Sergeant Josef Frantisek, a Czech flying with the Poles who scored 17 downed planes. Overall the Squadron scored nearly three times the number of kills of the average British fighter squadron with one third the casualty rate. In fact, the Polish record was so impressive that Stanley Vincent, the RAF commander of the base at Northolt, took it upon himself to verify their claims. Following the squadron into combat Vincent witnessed how the Poles dived at the German bombers in their Hurricanes ‘with near suicidal impetus’. On landing back at base Vincent exclaimed ‘My God, they are doing it’. Indeed, the success of the Poles was partly due to their preference for charging enemy formations and only opening fire at close quarters - a far cry from the RAF’s squadron manoeuvre tactics which were abandoned and the Polish tactic adopted. One RAF pilot noted with admiration ‘When they go tearing into the enemy bombers and fighters they go so close you would think they were going to collide’. In total 31 out of the 145 Polish pilots who took part in the Battle of Britain died in action, while the Polish War Memorial at RAF Northolt commemorates 1903 personnel killed in the War over all. During some of the most desperate points of the Battle of Britain, the RAF had ‘only 350 pilots to scramble, of which nearly 100 were Poles’. Yet at the end of the war Polish troops were not allowed to participate in the Allied Victory Parade so as not to aggravate Joseph Stalin. But without the two squadrons of Poles, it is quite possible that there would not be a Britain. I posted this because of my shame at the betrayal of Poland to Stalin. This time we will not make the same mistake. SLAVA UKRAINI
Por fortuna hoy Polonia ya sólo tiene qué enfrentar al Imperio Ruso "Federación Rusa" 😅 hay muchas naciones qué al estar entre otras más poderosas y numerosas suelen ser ocupadas y dominadas a veces con variopintos subterfugios.Por ejemplo las naciones vasca y catalana están hace siglos repartidas entre España y Francia habiendo sido "Españolizadas" (Castellanizadas) y afrancesadas con éxito dispar pero siempre insistiendo en el intento. Polonia ya no necesita guardar sú espalda, sólo sú vanguardia. Larga vida a la nación polaca!
Then Austria and Russia divided Poland and erased it from the map from 18th century to 1918, showing their gratitude in a different way.But we Turks stayed alive as a state.Anyway, we may be killed but we cant be erased, as the world knows well.And Poland was an honorable enemy in the past, we recognized Poland during its occupation by others, and it's a notable friend today.
Kolejne piękne zwycięstwo militarne, które politycznie było bez sensu i szkodliwe. Zamiast poczekać, aż Turcy wykrwawią się na Austrii i wtedy uderzyć (oczywiście po upadku Wiednia i Austrii, nie wcześniej) uratowaliśmy swojego przyszłego zaborcę. No cóż - w polityce liczą się tylko WŁASNE interesy, czego dowodem była polityka Austrii i Francji.
Dokladnie, do dzis sie dziwie czemu sobieski nie przewidzial przyszlosci i postapil tak jak postapil. Mogl przeciez nie wywiazywac sie ze swoich zobowiazan i nie pomagac.
@@d.ch.9305 Bo Sobieski był człowiekiem wszechstronnie wykształconym, obytym ze światem i rozumiał jak ważne jest budowanie długotrwałych sojuszy. Był orędownikiem głębokich reform państwa, takich jakie na zachodzie zrealizowano w XVIII wieku zaś u nas nigdy realnie do nich nie doszło. Wierzył, że państwa mogą więcej zyskiwać na handlu i dyskursie niż na wojnie wprost, co nie zmieniało faktu że jego edukacja kładła równie silny nacisk na wojskowość jak i ekonomię i politykę. Dlatego wierzył, że warto budować sojusze i nie uciekał od realizacji obietnic. Bo jak kończy się brak sojuszy i osłabianie państwa, historia pokazywała wielokrotnie. Polsce i Polakom szczególnie.
Tak. Ja też się dziwię, W ogóle się☺dziwię że Polacy to nie popełnią zbiorowego samobójstwa, tacy są beznadziejni. Trzeba było się też dogadać z Hitlerem. Od 1934 zabiegał żeby się Polska dołączyła. Albo nawet wcześniej, gdy Lenin pisał symboliczny rozkaz "Po trupie białej Polski do rewolucji światowej" trzeba było się po prostu położyć i zacząć gnić czystą siłą woli. Z tego kraju to wszyscy normalni ludzie uciekają tam gdzie można gender zmienić. Szanownych Państwa też zachęcam.
Sobieski nie mógł tego wiedzieć ale historia nie znosi próżni. Wracamy na swoje miejsce a zachód znika we własnej pysze i to jest pozytywne. Kał protestantyzmu wysycha na naszych oczach. Wracamy do średniowiecznego in statu nascendi Europy katolickiej.
@@jdsheleg8332 if you were a Christian who read the Bible you would know that Mary is the Mother of God and our Mother as well. The Mother, not the wife, of the King of Israel is the Queen. Always was. But you have to read the entire Bible to know these things.
Roman Catholicism has many non-Christian teachings. It's an institution of warped teachings and " traditions of men." However GOD did work through these brave men to secure what would become the WEST.
It is amazing that the Poland moved all the heavy duty Canon up to the hill which no one can think it can be done or expected. Even today, how can you move all these up to the top of the mountain through the Forest.
"Venimus, vidimus, et Deus vicit" ("Przybyliśmy, zobaczyliśmy, Bóg zwyciężył") - słowa Króla Polski Sobieskiego po zwycięskiej bitwie pod Wiedniem. To prawdziwe słowa i zawsze aktualne, bo męstwo w walce wynika przede wszystkim: - nie z siły oręża, - nie ze zdolności wrodzonych, - nie z nienawiści do wroga, ale z siły wiary w Boga i mocnego przekonania, że to walka o wolność, o prawdę, o sprawiedliwość. Polskie patriotyczne motto: "Bóg, Honor, Ojczyzna" uczył mojego Ojca mój Dziadek, a ja uczę moich Dzieci i Wnuków. Każdy z nas niech siebie zapyta - czego dzisiaj brakuje nam w dzisiejszym świecie z tych wartości ? ....... Tadek z Polski 🇵🇱
The biggest mistake by Poland. Former allies (Austria and Germany) did partitions of Poland and Turkey was one of few countries against partitions. Later, in 1809 when Napoleon Bonaparte established Duchy of Warsaw, Austria tried again to destroy it but Poles won this war. The same betrayal of allies happen to Poland after WWII when Poland was sold to Soviet Union and did not participate in Victory Parade. Only people from Breda remember what Poles did to liberate them. Enigma cracking, Battle of England, Monte Cassino, Arnhem etc - that all for nothing. We keep that in mind.
The Poles are doing it again! They are the first and the strongest in backing Ukraine, can't say the same about the French, again. History keeps repeating itself.
Just last week Zelensky revealed his true face in his speech at the United Nations Org in New York City. He unsalted the Polish government because Premier Morawiecki had explained to Zelensky that the Polish agriculture market is collapsing ( bankrupting many Polish farmers) because Ukraine dumped too much grain at the lowest prices on Poland. To mitigate this problem, Morawiecki is asking the European Union to build the transit infrastructure so grains will be distributed fairly in other European countries. Poland took a few million Ukrainian refugees and supported them. This is really disgusting that Zelensky is criticizing the Polish government instead of talking to other EU members and the USA to buy Ukrainian grain. At the present time, Zelensky himself and his Ukrainian oligarchs getting richer from stealing money from the USA when young Ukrainians are dying fighting Russians. The question is why Zelelensky does not want a new election?
Austria weakened us later on in the partitions and people take this for granted but its a serious assault against our will and might of the Polish greatness. The main enemy was the Russian empire which took control of Poland for years but we gained independence becoming a Communist country forced by the Soviets later on.
the main enemy were always the Germans - and partitions happened when Germans controlled all three thrones with their "triple-H" dynasties: Habsburg, Hohenzollern and Holstein and stopped fighting between them, focusing on destroying the Slavic Commonwealth. Moscow throne was taken by the German princess (born in Stettin) who murdered last of Romanovs and established her own lineage continuing the Holstein dynasty. Generally princesses were German export goods to all the thrones in Europe, that's why destroying the Commonwealth went so smoothly and Poles could later count only on the post-revolutionary French. One big happy family, celebrating the "Belle Epoque" after pacifying all those pesky Slavs in the Central and Eastern Europe....
Austria sent troops during the Deluge to help Poland before 1683, later Maria Theresia took part in the partition only because it was a political necessity. Otherwise Russia and Prussia would have become tpo powerful, and Austria couldnt risk a war against them. Habsburg monarchy was relativly tolerant and the polish had many rights in Galicia. There were even reform plans to introduce trialism: Austria-Hungary-Poland. Real history is much more complicated and grey than nationalism makes it appear sometimes. Polands main enemy was probably their own nobility who weakened the state and sold their crown.
@@Aranubis You're mixing old monarchic pre-nationalistic times with the second half of the 19th century, where germanization and russification simply started to be institutionalized. Austria lost the competition for being "the main Germany" to Berlin, and behaved slightly less brutally - could even form a multiethnic state with Hungarians and Slavs. Still, Germans are Germans, and promoted German nationalism. The opinion that "Poles did this to themselves" is simple repeating anti-Slavic Bismarck-type propaganda and there is nothing else to comment on that. The "real history" is rather relatively simple, and is easier to understand if you just look at it from geopolitical point of view, not emotionally and irrationally.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 Do you understand that what you are writing is an equivalent of saying "I have enslaved you, be grateful I am giving you food as I could bit you to death!"? DO you think it is a proper thank you for saving your butt a moment earlier from bully who almost ripped your heart away?
Respect to the Polish people. Both for their bravery and the foresight to know that sitting back and waiting for others to act, as was the motto of western powers, would lead to disaster.
The word hussar first appears in a codex of King Matthias Hunyadi. There it is written that the Serbian cavalry in the southern parts of the country were called so, because they only use a curved sword (sabja) and change their position quickly because they are not in armour. It was then that the famous Royal Hungarian mercenary, 'Black Army', was formed, where Czechs, Germans, Croats and Serbs also fought. The Hungarians were a minority in the army, deliberately, because it was easier for them to be taxed the population of the country... Then it was the best army in Europe. It was from here that the Hussars started their conquest. With the death of the king, the mercenary army was disbanded.
Don´t forget that Spain was fighting almost alone Otoman Empire in Mediterranean sea 150 years before this. France open their ports to Otoman fleets and Venice or Papal States not always helped the Christianity. We helped Viena in 1683 and the very important siege of Malta in 1565... but never forget the glorious battle of Lepanto (1571), Spanish Tercios in small galleys fighting and destroying the Otoman´s fleet with Andrea Doria and Papal States, maybe the last Crusade. Don Miguel de Cervantes lost his hand in this battle.
Three times... did 🇵🇱 save Europe from becoming unrecognizable. First, the Golden Orde which destroyed Kievan Rus. Second - Vienna Third - 1920 war against the 🇷🇺 Red Army marching to join 6,5 million communists in 🇩🇪. 🇵🇱 was defeated only when attacked simultaneously from all sides. In 1939 it was attacked by allied forces of 🇩🇪 and 🇷🇺. No wonder 🇵🇱 had to basically force 🇩🇪 and 🇫🇷 to support 🇺🇦 after other countries joined support.
Then a few years later when the Poland-Lithuanian commonwealth broke apart and disintegrated the Austrians, the Germans and Russians all invaded and partitioned Poland among themselves like a bunch of thieves. Guess who was the only one to call them out and complain about their utter treachery against Poland? It was the Ottoman sultan. 😂
I guess that wasn't the kind of prize the Poles were expecting to get in return for defeating Turks and helping those you mentioned. The sultan of that time probably was worried that after gobbling up Poland those three would attack the territory the Ottomans had left in Europe.
And Europe and especially Austria showed their graduate to Poland less than 100 years later when it was partitioned between Austria, Prussia and Russia in 1772
And to thank Poles for saving Vienna and Europe from the Muslims, the Vienna Mayor recently refused to accept a statue made in and donated by Poland to commemorate this victory. The reason? Not to offend Muslims living in Austria. I kid you not.What times we live in...
Dude Muslim Tatars fought beside the Poles. Austria thanked Polish hussars by dividing their country into pieces. Those were Ottomans that welcomed Polish civilians as guests. Most of them chose to stay and keep their language, religion. Learn the facts.
@@sworial I'm Polish, so I know Polish history pretty well. yes - Tatars fought alongside Poles, AND Tatar refugees were welcomed to settle in the Polish territories. They were required to take part in battles alongside Polish units.
Thank you dear Poles for saving our country at that time. Greetings from Slovenia.
Pozdrowienia z Wrocławia Polska
Polak nie pyta ilu jest wrogów ale gdzie jest.
Po tym co się dzieje obecnie w Europie u nas jest ostatni bastion,Polska chyba będzie musiała znowu wygonić muzułmanów z Europy by wróciła normalność.
This story is not very well told. The story is just being told to fill in a certain anti Turkish narrative that is a little deviant from the reality that took place.
They are missing the part where the Poland-Lithuanian common wealth disintegrated and fell apart a few years later and what happened to Poland after that.
The truth is little did the Poles know that in a few years later Poland would disintegrate and fall into complete chaos. And when that happened Austria, Prussia and Russia all invaded, annexed, swallowed up and partitioned Poland among themselves. Then what? Guess who was the only one who protested against this act of treachery against Poland and the Polish people? Guess who called the leaders of all these countries a bunch of snakes for taking advantage Poland by carving it amongst themselves like a bunch of thieves
It was the Ottoman Sultan.
He was the only one who resisted and protested against their treachery against Poland.
So basically Poland saved a bunch of countries who later invaded them and swallowed them up for hundreds of years. Because of their treachery Poland would not exist again as a nation until 1918 and the Polish people had to live under the yoke and the rule of the Germans, Austrians and Russians for over 250 years.
The only one who stood against this treachery were the Ottomans.
@@Sebastian-fn2gx niedługo będziesz walczył i tak w ukraińskim okopie
In the Greek schools we learned about this Extremely Important Battle. We consider Janos Sobieski and his Polish Knights(together with Prince Eugene) among the Saviors of Western Civilization, just like Leonidas with his 300 Spartans, and Alexander the Great. i know that later, the other leaders did not give them proper credit, BUT History gives those Great Polish Warriors, Eternal Glory and Reverence.
Wow that's awesome, thanks for sharing! In Polish schools we studied Greek history as the cradle of European civilization. We learned about great Greek tacticians like Leonidas at the Hot Gates or Militiades and many more. Respect
@@biohacking_athlete I am Glad Education works in Poland and i am More Glad that the Polish now are on the Right Path preserving their Culture and History, by protecting also their borders, traditions and Values.
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@@biohacking_athlete Greece and Poland: both very useful in times of need, both quickly forgotten afterwards. One of the great things emperor Bonaparte did was creating the duchy of Warsaw.
Jan III. Sobieski was commemorated with his own stellar constellation and the idea survived the ages.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scutum_(constellation)
Poland saved Europe several times and then Europe betrayed them later . Many people don’t even know that over 130 Polish pilots fought in the air Battle of Britain.
Poland that was later left by the Allies to be given as a prize to Germany and Russia in WWII. It is the fate of the brave to be betrayed. A big bravo to Poland from Greece.
?? east germany was also given to russia..germany was cut in two pieces. russia claimed they needed a buffer zone against invaders...thats how they got east germany
in ww1 grece supported germany
@@EmilMartin-24 Poorly informed. Look again. 30 May 1918. Greece fought against Bulgaria in battle of Skra and won (Where France failed). We essentially fought Germany my friend.
@@xfiremaniac
grece balanced so much and joined only at the end of war
@@EmilMartin-24 No, the allies...
Respect to Poland 🇵🇱 from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Thank You from Poland/Lechistan. Indonesia is a country with character.
One of the most important battles in human history, nothing could stand against the Polish Winged Hussars, the greatest heavy cavalry in history.
wall could
Biggest mistake of Poles.
@@Bones4701 fu*king obligation to the German Nation's Roman Empire!
Ottomans destr them multiple times
@@ardakaraca9099 Wikipedia Polish-Ottoman War (1672-1676), doesn't sound like it. Sounds Like Ottomans had a habit of taking advantage of the unarmed, but once the Poles were armed, you didn't stand a chance stinky hand.
Polish Muslim-Tatars also fought in Sobieski's army. After the battle, Sobieski said: "They behaved honestly and faithfully". He loved his Tatras, and they loved him. The memory of Sobieski is continued among the Tatars vilage to this day. In the Tatra villages of Kruszyniany and Bohoniki there are obelisks dedicated to his memory.
That’s so great to know! Thank you!
near my village there was Tatar warriors village called Tatarnia. now they are mixed with local people
Tatarzy dostali od Sobieskiego ziemie za pomoc i żyją w Polsce do dziś , są Polakami Tatarskiego pochodzenia , są jednymi z nas .
Yeah they fight for crown but first they betreyed us for Sultan don't forget about this . They don't want be slaves of sultan , they want be free like in Poland and come back when Sobieski promissed them titles after this they always fight on Polish side
Kochał góry tatry czy kochał tatarów islamistów bo chyba mi translator nie działa
Poles never beg for freedom Poles fight for freedom
Yes proudof Us Poles!!!
Austrians thanked Poles for saving their capital by not building any memorial up to this day, and by partitioning Poland hundred years later...
Austrians, like the USA/Biden/Obama, and the French 21st Century are feckless ignoble disasters of political entreaty to the failed NATO and post-Trump Magnificent foreign policy we had under him.
Podziękowali rozbiorem Polski
There is a memorial on the hill where the hussars charged down, but it is only a small inscription. The city of vienna did not want to build a bigger memorial because they feared to anger the in Vienna living turkish community, how ironic. After more research, besides the 3 inscriptions on the hill, 3 streets and one house is named after Sobieski and there was indeed a statue of him, but that got destroyed in ww2. And besides Sobieski, there are memorials for Franz Kolschitzky and Stanislaw Potocki, 2 other polish combatants. So not so bad after all.
And with next year's Austria with Prus and Russ took every part of Poland.. tfu...
The austrians were not interested in the partitions, its just that they just didnt want to sit it out and gain nothing
King Jan Sobieski, Polish pride is the savior. We can never forget him.
Müslims will take over europa
Much Respect to my polish and Hungarian brothers and sisters true defenders of European civilization
Hungary lost in front of ottomans at Mohacs before Vienna’s attack…
Yes, especially Imre Thököly.
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Bracia na zawsze
You failed to Thank the first defenders Greeks, Macedinians, Albanian Christians, Serbs and Croats.
Chichot historii - tylko Turcja nigdy nie uznała rozbiorów Polski.
Nie tylko rozbiorów, w czasie wojny nonstop działała w Ankarze ambasada Polski a w Stambule polski konsulat, co wywoływało wściekłość Niemców.
Był to element polityki w regionie. Turcja walczyła też z Rosją. Polska dawała przeciwwagę
Glory to the Polish King Jan Sobieski and the Polish Cavalry
The Polish cavalry fought like demons against superior odds. The Winged Hussars were feared opponents. JEB Stuart comes to mind as another cavalry genius.
Thank you, Sobieski and all the brave Catholics and Christians and humans who fought the Ottomans and prevsiled!
Müslims will take over europa
Respect to Poland from Austria.
Respect to Poland... from Turkiye.
Respect from Poland 🤝
Turkiye was one of few who still had Poland on their maps in XIX century. :)
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Respect to Turkey an honourable Enemy and now friendly country. One day we will divide Russia.
@@perkunlitewski you just can dream about...
Yes and in return they were betrayed, deprived of their own coutry for more than a century and almost exterminated in WW2 by the same people they saved in the siege of Vienna. Ironic isn't it?
Yes you are right,but I can not call it ironic.......
@imiejego
Polska Chrystusem Narodów
the reason was, that the arrogant polish wanted only attack, if they get all the honor alone. And all costs of campaign... this was a shame for all other christian fighters!
YES
@@tomjones3283 XD
Respect for the Turks from Poland.
When the bad times came and Poland dissappeared from the map, Ottoman Turkey refused to recognize that. Unlike the Austro-Hungarian Empire who participated in the Partitions
The Turks would've of been at Poland right after Austria, applauding the Turkish support for Poland is as vain as feeling regret because of what Austria did
@@roguedaskill thank you, captain obvious, for pointing that they'd attack Poland. It's not like we fought some wars.
Doesn't mean we can't respect them
@@luciludka Thank you, you gave a fascist a hard time
@@luciludka Lehistan sefiri gelmiştir
Poles will never forget that Türkiye did not recognize the disintegration of their country.
Only 85 years later (in1768) Austrians teamed with Prussians and Russians to invade Poland, their saviours in Vienna. The trio invaded the whole of the country and annihilated Poland as an independent state in 1795. Ottomans condenmned this invasion and set war against Russia to deliver independence to Poland but lost the war so couldn't help Poles. During the following decades many of Poland's army officers and intellectuals refuged to Ottomans who gave them shelter and established settlements for them, one of which (Polonezkoy) still remains and is inhabitated by Polish people in Istanbul. Istanbul became the center for commanders of Polish resistance. C'est lavie!
Austria was actually never really interested to join the partitions, but had no other choice as Russia & Prussia would've done it anyway and were far more powerful than Austria combined. Let's not forget the fact that Austria tried to restore Poland's independence in 1815 (see the Polish Saxon Crisis during the Congress of Vienna), but guess who opposed Austria's idea. Austria also condemned Russia's brutality in the 1863 Polish uprising and later gave them full autonomy, something which didn't exist in Russia and the new German Empire. So no, Austria "never" betrayed Poland, considering they still treated the Poles far better than the other two.
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@@TheAustrianAnimations87 That’s actually true. Austria’s Galicia was least oppressive to Polish people.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 No choice? Poland came to rescue Austria... We did not have to really. We could join Turks like you did Russians
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 thanks for your message. it's interesting point, and it's true Polish region Galicia had some autonomy comparing to land controlled by Prusia and Russia
as far as I remember, 112 or 113 Poles hit ottoman's army just to test enemy- they all volunteered. 48 of them, including commander were killed. Remaining hussars went back to the king and they joined battle again under king's direct command (Sobieski led the main charge). It was a biggest honour they could get. The most of them survived the battle. Just to clarify- Sobieski let over 18000 people in the charge, this included 3000 winged hussars leading the charge and easily braking ottoman's lines. After that, real slaughter had started...
actually the commander (lieutenant Zbierzchowski) survived that small charge and went back to the king with other man
Louis EX AI VEE? Seriously? Voicing history videos and not knowing how to say roman numbers?
you remember well. 100 Poles rushed to the 300,000th army. Then it was already swept away. 3,000 hussars supported by 15,000 other soldiers. No one could survive this. After 10 minutes the battle was over.
@@vlkplz entire battle was 12 hours long which 11.5 of it was artillery shooting and rest of it cav charge but for sure the battle was won fast
The battle lasted about 60 days. But the charge of 15,000 Poles ended it quickly. They were amazing. So did 303 Squadron Churchill said, "never was so much owed by so few to so many."
Poles are hard to move. But if they move, nothing is impossible for them. Example, 12 million emigrants in one year. Have you seen anyone in the camp? These people live normally. Without any persecution. In the homes of Poles. We love freedom. In Poland, you can do anything as long as you don't disturb the freedom of others.
Every Pole I have ever known is a warrior. God bless Poland!
Histioricaly, in Poland men are warriors or they don't get to procriate. my father is the first in a long line that wasn't in some war..and now the russians fucked it up and war begins again.
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Not all of them are warriors, but yeah most of them have the warrior nature. In fact, in general, Slavic people are willing to fight, not kneel. The concept of honor comes from our childhood. My father, like many of my generation, raised me in this way: when you fought and lost, you got hit not because of attention at school or problems with the police, but because you got beaten, hehe. It was scary to even think about giving up without a fight, it was shame and loss of honor. Maybe it's a sick approach, but before the partitions, young Poles, at the age of 6, went under their father's wing and then they started having a real hardcore upbringing, there was no pain here (1) fencing was a basic skill back then, even in the inn or the Sejm, we didn't need war for it hahaha 2 ) horse riding as above, the basics, they did not clash only with tinsmiths from the west, but much more often with people brought up on horses and with bows from the eastern steppes, or with the one of the best infantries like Cossacks ,
or Jannisaries 3) Of course, learning (a lot of languages, rhetoric was even there, and many others school subjects . Here Western universities, especially Italian ones, led the way). Later, it was known that whenever there was a war or rokosz( rebelion against King) in the country, there was someone to cut things and knew how to do it. Despite everything that is currently happening to young people, I still see hope in young Poles...
Yes we are and proud of Us Roman Catholics Poles!!!
God bless Poland!
Thank you Poland.❤
Polish the strongest, and the kindest of peoples. In World War 2 a friendly bear was so charmed by the Polish army heading to Monte Casino that the bear helped carry water and food rations all the way along the thousand mile long foot trek from Poland to Italy. Beautiful
Russia liberated the poles from nazi Germany with millions of russian lives, and as a "thank you" Poland now rabidly hates Russia and all that is russian. So much for the "strongest and kindest people"...
Kapral Wojtek
Ci, których uratowaliśmy rozdarli nasz kraj na trzy części na sto lat. Tyle znaczy ich chrześcijąństwo, honor i wdzięczność. Dopiero w 1920 odzyskaliśmy nasz kraj - Polskę
Nie przesadzaj. To było 100 lat później, w zupełnie innych okolicznościach.
@@ptwodz Prawda przeszkadza?
Nikt tam kraju nie rozdzierał, a ówczesny król, duchowieństwo i elity oddało państwo na talerzu za pieniądze stanowiska i przywileje.
W Jałcie to samo i nikt nie przesadza, głupi to kraj co nie uczy się na błędach, ale widocznie tak ma być wybory wyraźnie to pokazały
@@JanKowalski-gu7cj Prawda czego? Z podręcznika agitatora PZPR?
My grandparents came to USA after WWI. My grandfather fought against the Germans in WWI and joined the US Army. He lost 3 of his brothers in the war.
My Uncle fought against the Germans AND Russians in WWII. At the age of 14 he was abducted from his Polish village, of Kvanchenek, by the Gestapo and spent the remainder of WWII in German work camps repairing German infrastructure. He spent 5 years moving from camp to camp, until the camps were liberated by the Allies. He was fortunate enough to be liberated by US troops and quickly joined the US occupation army.
Despite his ordeal, he hated Russians more than his German captors. Russians defiled every country that they occupied. Stalin killed 60 million of his own countrymen, including members of his own family.
Putin is the modern day Stalin, as Ping is the reincarnation of Dung. These insane dictators were and are, despicable, cruel, and ruthless. Filthy rich cowards using their populace into oblivion.
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Stalin wasn't Russian he was Georgian
Ok @@marcinprygon1740 but irrelevant
100% accurate and well said.
I am Polish and my grandfarher learn me when I wos kid the god Russian is death Russian , my son will know this too.
In Poland we hate both Nazis and Soviets. We have songs against both of those such as "Nie chcemy komuny" which can be translated as "We don't want a communism" or many, many songs that were made by Polish AK and not only that were against nazis. We just love freedom and hate slavery
King Sobieski was really brave, smart and had "cohones" made of steel...
Poles are the most amazing nation in Europe. Proud, steadfast, willing to help, true warriors. The true leaders of free Europe!
Dziękuję 👍 pozdrawiam z Polski ♥️
And just Poland didn't allow immigrant from middle East
Bardzo dziękujemy i pozdrawiamy
God bless Poland and it's people.
I worked with the Polish Army in Afghanistan, and respect their valor and patriotism. Long live Poland!!!!🇵🇱
WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED "Sabaton" Love Poland from Sweden!
Actually there were no "winged" Hussars. The wing (there was only one wing) was not on their backs, it was mouted to the sadle and was used only on official events.
@@StarskiPL please man, as a Sabaton fan just let me have this moment.
@@SwedePelle hehehehe good one 😂
@@StarskiPL haha thanks 😂
@@StarskiPL ...probably, but we don't know what it really was
Bravo king Sobieski. Thank you to the all people who fought in this battle to defend our values.
Brawo i dziękuję pozdrowienia z Poland 🇵🇱😊💞
God bless Poland and King Sobieski.
Poland, which was carved up into three-pieces by Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Prussia in the 1800's and completely disappeared as a nation, began the uprising against the local Communist administration which, eventually, led to the downfall of the Soviet Union itself (I attended a Solidarity demonstration at the Manitoba Legislature in early winter many years ago) is so good to see them back on the world's stage and standing tall, proud and having a productive economy.
Poland was not member of ussr
W podziękowaniu, sto lat później Austria dokonała rozbiorów Polski ;)
istina
Polacy sami sprzedali ojczyznę.
Realpolitik ;)
Polacy są za bardzo łatwowierni. Zawierzyli zdrajcom.
Walczyli za wszystkich.
Aaaa później za tych o których walczyli=Przez nich byliśmy zdradzani i mordowani.
Naród w Polsce nie uczy się na błędach Jest próżny mentalnie w większości.
Za ochłap sprzedaje się swoim oprawcom.
Wstyd I Hańba.
It is strange that Poland wanted to protect Europe from Ottomans and Europe returned this favor by demolishing and genociding them. (WW II). You cannot blame Germany only. Britain and France played very significant political roles in the destruction of Poland and the continuation of war in there.
Bolshevist kills poles.MUSLIMS NEVER CANT BEAT EUROPEANS.
No good deed goes unpunished
and now those country are with open border policy meanwhile poland not..
@@gtr5860 because open border policy is a fkn disaster
bullshit
All honor and respect to the Poles in the history of Europe. They also helped the Croats in defense against the Turks in the Middle Ages. We will never forget you, you are our eternal friends. Glory to Poland!!
because our ancestors in Southern Poland are White Croats - Vistulians
They saved the holy roman empire just too be fucked by their nazis sons 3 hundred years later.
Stimac koje ste vi bitke imali u srednjem veku, ili mislis tad ste se zvali Srbi
All gusars were serbians. U R jettering to open it. Do not forget Varshava is one of many russian cities by PRAVDA. And russian will unevedebly take back what belongs to Russia by every law below PRAVDA
@@ОлегТоже-в5б keep dreaming......
Brilliantly told, how grateful we should be to King Sobieski and his Polish Hussars.
But the real question is what happened to Poland after this battle. You guessed it Austria BETRAYED them
I can see this as a good cooperative effort. However I remember times when Polish migrants were treated in Austria as a lower class people. Hence my lack of sympathy to Austria as a whole. I am proud to be Polish.
daj spoko moher , pryncypia liczą się
Do not be surprised Austrians are shown that they always collaborated with the Germans. Do not believe and be full of the movie "Oscar Schindler". Unfortunately, he was only one of very few to show humanity, but the majority of them fully supported Hitler's ideology. I have to mention thatHitler was born in Austria. They are this same breed.
And Austria thanked the poles centuries later by taking a part from it when it was divided by Prussia,Russia and Austria
Because of Prussia's own imperialist politics where Austria had no other choice and can't be blamed.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 Hmm, Polish internal politics were that Sobieski could not afford taking most valuable forces from home land without risking attack from west or east. Did it stop him coming to rescue Viena? Or he stood by his honour?
Wellcome 2024.This Things changes each year.Today friend,tomorrow enemy!
Bravo poland from canada
W podziękowaniu za ocalenie Austria Prusy Rosja zajęły mój kraj na123 lata . Za to Francja która życzyła Austrii klęski, wyszła na tym bardzo dobrze. Obecnie Wiedeńczycy i w ogóle mieszkańcy Austrii unikają tego tematu.Mało o nim wiedzą .Nie szanują pamiątek po tych ciężkich czasach.
A Polacy przez swoją chciwość i życie chwilą, a nie inwestycją na przyszłość (dzikie przywary), dalej brną w taką politykę i nigdy nie przestali. Dają się frajerzyć za chwilową "chwałę" i personalne korzyści.
... a Turcja była jedynym liczącym się państwem na świecie, które nigdy nie uznało rozbiorów Rzeczpospolitej - na sułtańskim dworze przy oficjalnej prezentacji dyplomatów padało zawsze "Czy przybył już poseł z Lechistanu?"...
@@Edi_J Na złość Caratowi, a bynajmniej z szacunku.
@@maksymalnybul6145 Państwa nie działają "na złość" - po prostu Polska i Turcja miały/mają znacznie bardziej zbieżne interesy niż Polska i Rosja, czy Polska i zachodnie państwa katolickie (wbrew temu co nam wciskali papieże i ich agenci).
Za glupote trzeba placić
nie dlugo dzieki judeoPis znowu zapłacimy historia sie powtòrzy tak jest jak obcy rzadzi krajem
I am from Britain and I honour the Polish nation for their great bravery and determination to be a free nation and their help to Britain in the hour of our greatest need. 1940
A joint attack on the Republic of Poland by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union marked the beginning of World War II and Britain declared war on Germany (September 1939)
8,500 Polish airmen escaped to Britain. Chuchill declared "We shall conquer together or we shall die together” and two Polish RAF fighter wings; No. 302 ‘Poznan’ Squadron and No. 303 ‘Kosciuszko’ Squadron were established.
On August 30, 303 Squadron were carrying out training manoeuvres over Hertfordshire when Flying Officer Ludwik Paszkiewicz spotted a large formation of German bombers and fighters. Paszkiewicz radioed his Squadron Leader Ronald Kellet with the words “Hullo, Apany Leader, bandits at 10 o’clock.” When Kellet did not respond, Paszkiewicz broke formation and charged a Messerschmitt Me-110 and in the ensuing dogfight he and another Hurricane pilot shot the German plane down in flames.
This episode was later immortalised in the ‘Repeat Please’ scene from the Battle of Britain film (1969). On his return to base Paszkiewicz was severely reprimanded for ill-discipline and then congratulated for making the squadron’s first kill.
The next day, August 31st, 303 Squadron went into action and during just 15 minutes of combat managed to down 6 Messerschmitts without any losses. In a peculiar twist of fate, 303 Squadron’s first day in combat came exactly one year after the Nazi invasion of Poland. In the following weeks the Squadron notched up dozens of downed enemy aircraft and hundreds of sorties. In just 42 days 303 Squadron shot down 126 German planes, becoming the most successful Fighter Command unit in the Battle of Britain. Nine of the Squadron’s pilots qualified as ‘aces’ for shooting down 5 or more enemy planes, including Sergeant Josef Frantisek, a Czech flying with the Poles who scored 17 downed planes. Overall the Squadron scored nearly three times the number of kills of the average British fighter squadron with one third the casualty rate. In fact, the Polish record was so impressive that Stanley Vincent, the RAF commander of the base at Northolt, took it upon himself to verify their claims.
Following the squadron into combat Vincent witnessed how the Poles dived at the German bombers in their Hurricanes ‘with near suicidal impetus’. On landing back at base Vincent exclaimed ‘My God, they are doing it’. Indeed, the success of the Poles was partly due to their preference for charging enemy formations and only opening fire at close quarters - a far cry from the RAF’s squadron manoeuvre tactics which were abandoned and the Polish tactic adopted. One RAF pilot noted with admiration ‘When they go tearing into the enemy bombers and fighters they go so close you would think they were going to collide’.
In total 31 out of the 145 Polish pilots who took part in the Battle of Britain died in action, while the Polish War Memorial at RAF Northolt commemorates 1903 personnel killed in the War over all. During some of the most desperate points of the Battle of Britain, the RAF had ‘only 350 pilots to scramble, of which nearly 100 were Poles’.
Yet at the end of the war Polish troops were not allowed to participate in the Allied Victory Parade so as not to aggravate Joseph Stalin. But without the two squadrons of Poles, it is quite possible that there would not be a Britain.
I posted this because of my shame at the betrayal of Poland to Stalin.
This time we will not make the same mistake.
SLAVA UKRAINI
ucrainians scandle slava ucrainie murdering polish citisens mainly woman old peopel and children at estern part of poland and also quenching warsaw uprising in ss ranks.
Jesus yous brits are so emotional. first of all Stalin gave Poland so much of Germany Eastern Germany, to the point that the poles expelled the native Germans from there after the war.
Slavaa ukraini? WTF. No other people are so weakened today and it shows for the British EXCEPT the Scots true owners of the Island.
@@Nozylatten You should learn the history. It was not only Stalin who decided on Western borders and Eastern but also Roosevelt and Churchill.
Poland has shifted again by evil politicians. The Soviets (Stalin) forced their agenda and awarded the Eastern part of Poland. Then they decided to return to Poland the Western land stolen by the Germans a few centuries before. In other words, Poland faced again another parturition.
Dzięki serdeczne pozdrowienia 👍👍👍😘🌞🌞🌞
Not every Detail is correct!, but the Video is realy interesting and you declare it realy good!,well Done and greatings from Austria
The charge of that single banner at the initial stage of the battle was not suicidal, it was reconaissance. The banner charged through half of the Turkish army, and cobfirmed that there was no obstacles for the main charge of whole army. They suffered heavy losses, 25-30%, but managed to get back to the king. They got so close to Kara Mustafas tent that he was within pustol shoot range. Commander, lieutenant Zbierzchowski (it was a very high rank among hussars) survived. This banner took part in the following charge of the whole army, and were honoured by the king Sobieski who joined them (as a sign of appreciation, but also to support weakened unit with kings guard). Hussars were badass..
Brave charges but they did not fare too well against german armor few centuries later...
@@kohtalainenalias Hussars didn't exist few centuries later... and certainly not during armored vehicles period. You are confused....
John III Sobieski sent the recon to test the ground for the weight of the horses & men, his sonas leader, & wisely arranged his forces to put the sun in the Turks eyes.
@@kohtalainenaliasyou mean 2WW? So you have no idea about history.
Bueno fué una valiente carga con unas pérdidas asumibles(Un 60% son grandes pérdidas) y SÍ fué una carga suicida. Lo lógico era esperar la lucha contra un enemigo preparado y muy superior en número. Por fortuna no fué así....estaba ante los muros de Viena. Honor y gloria a Polonia y sús héroes.
LOve Polish Winged Hussars hello from London 🤩was krakow last month
I'm so thankful of the Polish Winged Hussars. Poland the true saviour of Europe and Christianity. Deus Vult
Polish Muslim Tatars also fought beside the Poles.
Long Live Poland
Strongest nation in Europe now
God bless Great Britain and the Nation
And the many Pole dancers!
😂that is reason Poland don't take illegal Muslim immigrants within years these radicals may shape shift to Ottoman Turks
@@Shiro_PL spierdalaj z tym gównem,pokazali sie w 1945
Perhaps the greatest heavy calvary in the history of war. Glorious.
it was superb by 200 years.
By numbers, smaller than Waterloo - but far more successful.
Poles as usual the brave, the strong, the faithful.
Gratitude of Austria was show in full glory 100 years later when together with Russians and German they attack Poland and split it between themselves oh and let’s not forget Hitler was Austrian to. Such lovely country
dont forget about Adi and rest people of this wonderful country
@@kutyna4nogi141 And now Poles support NAZI's in Ukraine just because they are still angry the Russians stopped their Advance infront of Warshaw in WW-2 :) And we know the reason why they did so: Lots of Poles with Swastikas were found infront of Moscow. The Poles were all too willing to fight even in SS uniforms against Russia, when they were at their weakest point. You don't f*ck the Bear and then expect him to lick your face... Ah, did i forget how willing the Poles were when the NAZI's searched the Jews? Almost "Bandera" willing!
@@WanderfalkeATpathetic russian troll
@@damirblazevic4823 just because I’m not happy with Austrian take my country 100 years after we save them don’t make troll I just say we Poles help everyone stand for what is right and always as gratitude we get fuc…. By those we help
@@DamianC-n9b Yeah, right. You help everyone 🤣🤣🤣
I'm not European nor of European Descent but I am a Man of the West- Heart & Soul. Can't imagine what the world would be like in 2023 if the Turks won. God Bless the Armies who defended the West!
Yep left to the Europeans and look what happened WW1 WW2 and they killed 6million people because they were Jewish yep the great Europeans .
Surely.
Müslims will take over europa
You should be greatfull to Mamluks stopped the Mongols advancements 13 times cz after devastating east europe they aimed down hence if were able to overcome the mamluks,there advancement was towards Maghreb hence the Iberian could be open via portugal,spain hence whole europe would fall under cruel Mongols
You are very correct Sir
Sevgili Polonyalılar sizler Osmanlı’ya karşı savaştınız ancak bunlar geçmişte kaldı artık kin gütmeye gerek yok Polonya ve Türkiye NATO müttefikidir ve birbirimizin toprak bütünlüğünü destekliyoruz geçmişte yaşamayalım geleceğe odaklanalım 🇹🇷 🤝🇵🇱
👍🇵🇱🇹🇷
Right my brother
@@jarekwajcfeld6610 thanks bro
In Poland we have pretty popular sentence "Poland for Poles" but I think there are some exceptions from this rule such as Hungarians or Turks
I assure you that no one holds any grudge against the Turks for those times. On the contrary, we remember that you did not recognize our partitions when our neighbors attacked us!
"And the Winged Hussars arrived!
Coming down the mountain side...
And the Winged Hussars arrived!
They've come to turn the tide"
Sabaton HUZZAH!!
Long live Turkey and Turks!!!! From Poland-Warsaw 🇵🇱❤️🇹🇷
Turkey never recognized the partition of Poland and our real friend in WWII and beyond.
It was the biggest charge of cavalry ever recorded in history!
You should also say what happened next. The Austrian emperor did not thank the Polish king, and as a reward for saving his ass, he did not let the tired Polish soldiers into Vienna. Then, in agreement with Russia and Germany, he took away Poland's freedom for 123 years, during which the Polish population was Germanized and Russified. You couldn't speak Polish, you couldn't write in Polish, you couldn't learn in Polish. Such a gesture of gratitude for saving Europe. Although it's not really a big deal, they could manage without poles, wouldn't they? Ehhh, shame.
Edit: I was wrong, the soldiers were allowed into Vienna, but it was forbidden to bury the dead in the city. Sorry for my mistake
They seem argentinans doing something similar to uruguayans...
Well, In FInland we have certain similarities... We've been lucky to have Eugen Schauman.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugen_Schauman
as far as I know, Polish troops entered Vienna, but Leopold ordered the Viennese to give them a polite but cold reception. Am I wrong?
@@tadcotadco6344
This is a fragment of an article from one of the historical magazines (if you are interested, I can give you a link): "After the battle, Emperor Leopold did not show respect to King Jan Sobieski, his son, Jakub or the Polish banners. The Austrians stopped providing provisions to Polish soldiers and did not agree to bury the fallen in Vienna, showing the Poles the cemeteries where the Turks were buried. Many Poles were resentful and indignant at the attitude of the Austrians. Such behavior of the recent ally made many ordinary soldiers regret later that the relief of Vienna had taken place at all.". I was wrong, the soldiers were allowed into Vienna, but it was forbidden to bury the dead in the city, so you were right. sorry for the mistake, I'm editing the main comment.
And yet the Polish language lives on....💪
The Hussars were mighty. They are a major reason Europe is not Islamic, as are the French soldiers of Martel at Tours. Pulaski and Kosciusko are major reasons the USA gained its freedom from Britain. May Poland now forever be free.🇺🇸🦅🇵🇱
Though I am not a Christian, I can still say that the battle of Vienna saved not only Christendom but also humanity.
Pretty impressive! Not only did Sobieski bring the Winged Hussars but he also brought Gondor's cavalry!
That's why he is so famous.
@@bullet1544 A Chad among Chads
@@kfeltenberger Yep
@@bullet1544 Back in the mid 80s, I was part of a miniatures gaming group that did "Ancients" - anything from bronze age through the late 1600s. I built a Polish army because I thought the minis looked cool...then I got a book about them and was blown away. Now, I play "By Fire And Sword" and have a blast.
Just wait for some good Mods for M&B 2: Bannerlord about it.
*"We came, we saw God conquered!"* -Jan III Sobieski
"Przybyliśmy, zobaczyliśmy, zwyciężył Bóg!"
"Venimus, vidimus, Deus vicit!"
Europe need King Jan Sobieski again
For what?
He was a crappy king.
exactly. a few cavalry charges and there would not be any mosques in europe
@@allensacharov5424 The Holy Office of the Inquisitions :)))
@@jezalb2710 For what??? To stop all the muslims emigrants from coming to Europa!!!
after wat europe done to us, i will not take part in defencing anyone in Europe. Sorry mate, our western European friends dont have our trust anymore ...
Polish king Jan Sobieski III saved the day.
As far as I know the only monument to King Sobieski is a plaque with his likeness located on the back wall of the Habsburg Palace. I remember seeing in on my way to the Spanish Riding School.
Polish here. It is worth noting that 100 years later Austria partitioned Poland. That is how they repaid us for saving them in 1683. If you ask me, i wish we had never marched to Vienna
Then Poland might have become like Jordan, Syria or Turkey itself - totally Islamicised
@@winstonmaraj8029Better than becoming a rainbow clown and disrespecting Christ in the name of 'Freedom of speech '
@@zab0797 Drinking too much Holy Water, are we?
@@winstonmaraj8029
@@winstonmaraj8029Why not. The very purpose of every human is to die Muslim. There's more to this life that this life. The matter is more important than you think.
We forget how many times Poland has stood as a bulwark against invaders. They are ready today to repulse the Russians and their allies in Belarus. Polish weaponry is pounding the Russians in Ukraine. Sobieski should always be honored as the hero of Vienna.
nope....this time on the wrong side of history...
Odbacice kad na vrbi rodi grozdje , Rusi ce opet uci u Poljsku.
I am from Britain and I honour the Polish nation for their great bravery and determination to be a free nation and their help to Britain in the hour of our greatest need. 1940
A joint attack on the Republic of Poland by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union marked the beginning of World War II and Britain declared war on Germany (September 1939)
8,500 Polish airmen escaped to Britain. Chuchill declared "We shall conquer together or we shall die together” and two Polish RAF fighter wings; No. 302 ‘Poznan’ Squadron and No. 303 ‘Kosciuszko’ Squadron were established.
On August 30, 303 Squadron were carrying out training manoeuvres over Hertfordshire when Flying Officer Ludwik Paszkiewicz spotted a large formation of German bombers and fighters. Paszkiewicz radioed his Squadron Leader Ronald Kellet with the words “Hullo, Apany Leader, bandits at 10 o’clock.” When Kellet did not respond, Paszkiewicz broke formation and charged a Messerschmitt Me-110 and in the ensuing dogfight he and another Hurricane pilot shot the German plane down in flames.
This episode was later immortalised in the ‘Repeat Please’ scene from the Battle of Britain film (1969). On his return to base Paszkiewicz was severely reprimanded for ill-discipline and then congratulated for making the squadron’s first kill.
The next day, August 31st, 303 Squadron went into action and during just 15 minutes of combat managed to down 6 Messerschmitts without any losses. In a peculiar twist of fate, 303 Squadron’s first day in combat came exactly one year after the Nazi invasion of Poland. In the following weeks the Squadron notched up dozens of downed enemy aircraft and hundreds of sorties. In just 42 days 303 Squadron shot down 126 German planes, becoming the most successful Fighter Command unit in the Battle of Britain. Nine of the Squadron’s pilots qualified as ‘aces’ for shooting down 5 or more enemy planes, including Sergeant Josef Frantisek, a Czech flying with the Poles who scored 17 downed planes. Overall the Squadron scored nearly three times the number of kills of the average British fighter squadron with one third the casualty rate. In fact, the Polish record was so impressive that Stanley Vincent, the RAF commander of the base at Northolt, took it upon himself to verify their claims.
Following the squadron into combat Vincent witnessed how the Poles dived at the German bombers in their Hurricanes ‘with near suicidal impetus’. On landing back at base Vincent exclaimed ‘My God, they are doing it’. Indeed, the success of the Poles was partly due to their preference for charging enemy formations and only opening fire at close quarters - a far cry from the RAF’s squadron manoeuvre tactics which were abandoned and the Polish tactic adopted. One RAF pilot noted with admiration ‘When they go tearing into the enemy bombers and fighters they go so close you would think they were going to collide’.
In total 31 out of the 145 Polish pilots who took part in the Battle of Britain died in action, while the Polish War Memorial at RAF Northolt commemorates 1903 personnel killed in the War over all. During some of the most desperate points of the Battle of Britain, the RAF had ‘only 350 pilots to scramble, of which nearly 100 were Poles’.
Yet at the end of the war Polish troops were not allowed to participate in the Allied Victory Parade so as not to aggravate Joseph Stalin. But without the two squadrons of Poles, it is quite possible that there would not be a Britain.
I posted this because of my shame at the betrayal of Poland to Stalin.
This time we will not make the same mistake.
SLAVA UKRAINI
Por fortuna hoy Polonia ya sólo tiene qué enfrentar al Imperio Ruso "Federación Rusa" 😅 hay muchas naciones qué al estar entre otras más poderosas y numerosas suelen ser ocupadas y dominadas a veces con variopintos subterfugios.Por ejemplo las naciones vasca y catalana están hace siglos repartidas entre España y Francia habiendo sido "Españolizadas" (Castellanizadas) y afrancesadas con éxito dispar pero siempre insistiendo en el intento. Polonia ya no necesita guardar sú espalda, sólo sú vanguardia. Larga vida a la nación polaca!
Remember when the Ukrainians slaughtered over 50,000 Poles in WW2?
Then Austria and Russia divided Poland and erased it from the map from 18th century to 1918, showing their gratitude in a different way.But we Turks stayed alive as a state.Anyway, we may be killed but we cant be erased, as the world knows well.And Poland was an honorable enemy in the past, we recognized Poland during its occupation by others, and it's a notable friend today.
One of the biggest mistakes in our history. Save your enemy and die from his hand.
that was so stupide , but who knows that
Salutations to the Poles from India💪🏽💪🏽👊🏽👊🏽
🇵🇱🤝🇮🇳☮️
Deus vult
Slava Polski! Hvala!!!
Slava!
Heróico! Es una pena que hoy muchos cobardes no dan ni la batalla cultural para defender Europa!
Kolejne piękne zwycięstwo militarne, które politycznie było bez sensu i szkodliwe. Zamiast poczekać, aż Turcy wykrwawią się na Austrii i wtedy uderzyć (oczywiście po upadku Wiednia i Austrii, nie wcześniej) uratowaliśmy swojego przyszłego zaborcę. No cóż - w polityce liczą się tylko WŁASNE interesy, czego dowodem była polityka Austrii i Francji.
Dokladnie, do dzis sie dziwie czemu sobieski nie przewidzial przyszlosci i postapil tak jak postapil. Mogl przeciez nie wywiazywac sie ze swoich zobowiazan i nie pomagac.
@@d.ch.9305 bo my w przeciwieństwie do innych wywiązujemy się z obietnic co jest nie stety naszą wadą bo za zwyczaj na tym tracimy
@@d.ch.9305 Bo Sobieski był człowiekiem wszechstronnie wykształconym, obytym ze światem i rozumiał jak ważne jest budowanie długotrwałych sojuszy. Był orędownikiem głębokich reform państwa, takich jakie na zachodzie zrealizowano w XVIII wieku zaś u nas nigdy realnie do nich nie doszło. Wierzył, że państwa mogą więcej zyskiwać na handlu i dyskursie niż na wojnie wprost, co nie zmieniało faktu że jego edukacja kładła równie silny nacisk na wojskowość jak i ekonomię i politykę. Dlatego wierzył, że warto budować sojusze i nie uciekał od realizacji obietnic. Bo jak kończy się brak sojuszy i osłabianie państwa, historia pokazywała wielokrotnie. Polsce i Polakom szczególnie.
Tak. Ja też się dziwię, W ogóle się☺dziwię że Polacy to nie popełnią zbiorowego samobójstwa, tacy są beznadziejni. Trzeba było się też dogadać z Hitlerem. Od 1934 zabiegał żeby się Polska dołączyła. Albo nawet wcześniej, gdy Lenin pisał symboliczny rozkaz "Po trupie białej Polski do rewolucji światowej" trzeba było się po prostu położyć i zacząć gnić czystą siłą woli.
Z tego kraju to wszyscy normalni ludzie uciekają tam gdzie można gender zmienić.
Szanownych Państwa też zachęcam.
Sobieski nie mógł tego wiedzieć ale historia nie znosi próżni. Wracamy na swoje miejsce a zachód znika we własnej pysze i to jest pozytywne. Kał protestantyzmu wysycha na naszych oczach. Wracamy do średniowiecznego in statu nascendi Europy katolickiej.
God bless Poland! I would expect no less from a country that has declared the Virgin Mother of God to be their perpetual Queen.
"Mother of God... Perpetual Queen". 100% pagan statement.
@@jdsheleg8332 if you were a Christian who read the Bible you would know that Mary is the Mother of God and our Mother as well. The Mother, not the wife, of the King of Israel is the Queen. Always was. But you have to read the entire Bible to know these things.
The Virgin Mother Mary, mother of Jesus the son of God, is our protector and the only Queen of Heaven and Earth!
Roman Catholicism has many non-Christian teachings. It's an institution of warped teachings and " traditions of men." However GOD did work through these brave men to secure what would become the WEST.
@@ronaldbaker4275 see my post...
When the Polish hussars came, everyone was shitting out of fear, even their horses
It is amazing that the Poland moved all the heavy duty Canon up to the hill which no one can think it can be done or expected. Even today, how can you move all these up to the top of the mountain through the Forest.
Podobno Napoleon Bonaparte powiedział: daj rozkaz Polakom....dla nich nie ma rzeczy niemożliwych.😉
@@janusztracz5017 I agreed. It is so sad that Poland suffered so much from WW2 - first from Germany (Nazi) and then Russia (communist) later.
We are in the presence of greatness. Never forget their sacrifice!!! Vienna for ever!!
"Venimus, vidimus, et Deus vicit"
("Przybyliśmy, zobaczyliśmy, Bóg zwyciężył")
- słowa Króla Polski Sobieskiego po zwycięskiej bitwie pod Wiedniem.
To prawdziwe słowa i zawsze aktualne,
bo męstwo w walce wynika przede wszystkim:
- nie z siły oręża,
- nie ze zdolności wrodzonych,
- nie z nienawiści do wroga,
ale z siły wiary w Boga i mocnego przekonania, że to walka o wolność, o prawdę, o sprawiedliwość.
Polskie patriotyczne motto:
"Bóg, Honor, Ojczyzna"
uczył mojego Ojca mój Dziadek, a ja uczę moich Dzieci i Wnuków.
Każdy z nas niech siebie zapyta - czego dzisiaj brakuje nam w dzisiejszym świecie z tych wartości ?
.......
Tadek z Polski 🇵🇱
The biggest mistake by Poland. Former allies (Austria and Germany) did partitions of Poland and Turkey was one of few countries against partitions. Later, in 1809 when Napoleon Bonaparte established Duchy of Warsaw, Austria tried again to destroy it but Poles won this war.
The same betrayal of allies happen to Poland after WWII when Poland was sold to Soviet Union and did not participate in Victory Parade. Only people from Breda remember what Poles did to liberate them. Enigma cracking, Battle of England, Monte Cassino, Arnhem etc - that all for nothing. We keep that in mind.
Unfortunately true. But we, Poles now don't like Germans and Austrians, and we like and respect Turks, our pure friends. 🇵🇱❤️🇹🇷
The Poles are doing it again! They are the first and the strongest in backing Ukraine, can't say the same about the French, again. History keeps repeating itself.
The french are cowards and weak, they only good at fighting militants.
And it won't save Ukraine
Ukrainians will save themselves. In 10 years Russia will break up into smaller entities after Putler is in Hell.@@Finallyfree423
@@Finallyfree423 If History Repeats itself, The Russians won't be saved.
Just last week Zelensky revealed his true face in his speech at the United Nations Org in New York City. He unsalted the Polish government because Premier Morawiecki had explained to Zelensky that the Polish agriculture market is collapsing ( bankrupting many Polish farmers) because Ukraine dumped too much grain at the lowest prices on Poland. To mitigate this problem, Morawiecki is asking the European Union to build the transit infrastructure so grains will be distributed fairly in other European countries. Poland took a few million Ukrainian refugees and supported them. This is really disgusting that Zelensky is criticizing the Polish government instead of talking to other EU members and the USA to buy Ukrainian grain. At the present time, Zelensky himself and his Ukrainian oligarchs getting richer from stealing money from the USA when young Ukrainians are dying fighting Russians. The question is why Zelelensky does not want a new election?
Austria weakened us later on in the partitions and people take this for granted but its a serious assault against our will and might of the Polish greatness. The main enemy was the Russian empire which took control of Poland for years but we gained independence becoming a Communist country forced by the Soviets later on.
the main enemy were always the Germans - and partitions happened when Germans controlled all three thrones with their "triple-H" dynasties: Habsburg, Hohenzollern and Holstein and stopped fighting between them, focusing on destroying the Slavic Commonwealth. Moscow throne was taken by the German princess (born in Stettin) who murdered last of Romanovs and established her own lineage continuing the Holstein dynasty. Generally princesses were German export goods to all the thrones in Europe, that's why destroying the Commonwealth went so smoothly and Poles could later count only on the post-revolutionary French. One big happy family, celebrating the "Belle Epoque" after pacifying all those pesky Slavs in the Central and Eastern Europe....
What polish greatness? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@damirblazevic4823 the one all those German "history" books are carefully omitting... "History is written by the victors", they say.
Austria sent troops during the Deluge to help Poland before 1683, later Maria Theresia took part in the partition only because it was a political necessity. Otherwise Russia and Prussia would have become tpo powerful, and Austria couldnt risk a war against them. Habsburg monarchy was relativly tolerant and the polish had many rights in Galicia. There were even reform plans to introduce trialism: Austria-Hungary-Poland. Real history is much more complicated and grey than nationalism makes it appear sometimes. Polands main enemy was probably their own nobility who weakened the state and sold their crown.
@@Aranubis You're mixing old monarchic pre-nationalistic times with the second half of the 19th century, where germanization and russification simply started to be institutionalized. Austria lost the competition for being "the main Germany" to Berlin, and behaved slightly less brutally - could even form a multiethnic state with Hungarians and Slavs. Still, Germans are Germans, and promoted German nationalism.
The opinion that "Poles did this to themselves" is simple repeating anti-Slavic Bismarck-type propaganda and there is nothing else to comment on that. The "real history" is rather relatively simple, and is easier to understand if you just look at it from geopolitical point of view, not emotionally and irrationally.
Austria:How can we thank them?
Austria: occuping them with russia.
*Giving the Poles full autonomy and civil rights.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 Do you understand that what you are writing is an equivalent of saying "I have enslaved you, be grateful I am giving you food as I could bit you to death!"? DO you think it is a proper thank you for saving your butt a moment earlier from bully who almost ripped your heart away?
Sobieski King of Poland and Grand duke of Lithuania dont forget
awesome -- great telling of the history in a most exciting way! Great job!
From Vienna: "Thank you Jan Sobieski! Would you mind to pass by? They are here again...."
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Poland power of history
Thanks to the Poles for ever !
Poland remembers as well, why you don't see such scenes there that you do in France.
Respect to the Polish people. Both for their bravery and the foresight to know that sitting back and waiting for others to act, as was the motto of western powers, would lead to disaster.
Not even one statue in Vienna commemorates the bravery of the Polish lancers who rescued Vienna from defeat by the Islamic empire.
VICTORY IN THE NAME OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. WE CALL UPON YOU AGAIN
It was a close and bloody thing, but the battle for Vienna and the Catholic victory was most glorious.
"Polish Hungarian troops..."? I know Hussars were based on light Hungarian cavalry - but it was already a Polish cavalry at the time.
The word hussar first appears in a codex of King Matthias Hunyadi. There it is written that the Serbian cavalry in the southern parts of the country were called so, because they only use a curved sword (sabja) and change their position quickly because they are not in armour. It was then that the famous Royal Hungarian mercenary, 'Black Army', was formed, where Czechs, Germans, Croats and Serbs also fought. The Hungarians were a minority in the army, deliberately, because it was easier for them to be taxed the population of the country... Then it was the best army in Europe. It was from here that the Hussars started their conquest. With the death of the king, the mercenary army was disbanded.
Lithuanians mostly, but also some knights were from lands we would call Hungarian nowadays (back then parto of Res Publica Utriusque Nationis).
Best knights in the history of Kniights
History comes full circle Today we also defend Europe against Islam 💪🇵🇱💓
Islam is not the problem for Poland it's all the rest of the EU jackels around it. ☪️✝️☮️💟🤝
Don´t forget that Spain was fighting almost alone Otoman Empire in Mediterranean sea 150 years before this. France open their ports to Otoman fleets and Venice or Papal States not always helped the Christianity. We helped Viena in 1683 and the very important siege of Malta in 1565... but never forget the glorious battle of Lepanto (1571), Spanish Tercios in small galleys fighting and destroying the Otoman´s fleet with Andrea Doria and Papal States, maybe the last Crusade. Don Miguel de Cervantes lost his hand in this battle.
It was a fight about power and not about religion. The ottomans fight the spanish and germans both french enemys at that time.
Three times... did 🇵🇱 save Europe from becoming unrecognizable.
First, the Golden Orde which destroyed Kievan Rus.
Second - Vienna
Third - 1920 war against the 🇷🇺 Red Army marching to join 6,5 million communists in 🇩🇪.
🇵🇱 was defeated only when attacked simultaneously from all sides.
In 1939 it was attacked by allied forces of 🇩🇪 and 🇷🇺. No wonder 🇵🇱 had to basically force 🇩🇪 and 🇫🇷 to support 🇺🇦 after other countries joined support.
Then a few years later when the Poland-Lithuanian commonwealth broke apart and disintegrated the Austrians, the Germans and Russians all invaded and partitioned Poland among themselves like a bunch of thieves.
Guess who was the only one to call them out and complain about their utter treachery against Poland?
It was the Ottoman sultan. 😂
I guess that wasn't the kind of prize the Poles were expecting to get in return for defeating Turks and helping those you mentioned. The sultan of that time probably was worried that after gobbling up Poland those three would attack the territory the Ottomans had left in Europe.
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Thanks Poland. Hello from Slovenia.
Its about time Poland saves Europe once more..
Yes, my Christian brother, but this time the enemy is much better disguised.
@@ilucian2792 Taking in by our own governments. We must take back our governments for they are not standing for Europe but against it.
The jackels are everywhere, Poland be careful. 🇵🇱🤝🇭🇺🤝🇹🇷☮️✊
Poland 🇵🇱 love you all thank you so much for such kind words God Bless you all ❤
And Europe and especially Austria showed their graduate to Poland less than 100 years later when it was partitioned between Austria, Prussia and Russia in 1772
Famous winged cavalry! The Poles also had Lipchak Tatar cavalry, who were great soldiers.
And to thank Poles for saving Vienna and Europe from the Muslims, the Vienna Mayor recently refused to accept a statue made in and donated by Poland to commemorate this victory. The reason? Not to offend Muslims living in Austria. I kid you not.What times we live in...
Dude Muslim Tatars fought beside the Poles. Austria thanked Polish hussars by dividing their country into pieces. Those were Ottomans that welcomed Polish civilians as guests. Most of them chose to stay and keep their language, religion. Learn the facts.
@@sworial I'm Polish, so I know Polish history pretty well. yes - Tatars fought alongside Poles, AND Tatar refugees were welcomed to settle in the Polish territories. They were required to take part in battles alongside Polish units.