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I'm quite surprised how much you know about my country.
So am I. Impressive. Mirco Cro Cop knows way more, than an "average" Pole.
@@krzysztoflupa2299 naprawdę?
I just wanted to type the same comment. Good knowledge of Poland's history.
Indeed.
LoL... It is shame if slavic people do not know their brothers and sisters... their roots! Slavia is what we need! SlavaСлава!
am impressed with your knowledge about Poland but also about the Slavs, respect. Best regards
Hallo, Poland was into space in 1978 cosmonaut Mirosław Hermaszewski
...when poland was in community with Soviet Union and cosmonaut at Soviet/Russian space rocket.
miroslaw hermaszewski was first (ex soviet) & last in poland history
@@alexnatrapov615 and he is Polish Cosmonaut, not every country can boast of its citizen in space, while everyone's favorite joke is "Poland cannot go into space" and wants to remind you that if it were not for the achievements of the Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, nobody would fly into space. so ... time to finish making jokes about Poland, Poland has 17 Nobel laureates, including one woman who received two awards from two other scientific research of sciences :)
Alex Natrapov- Maxar Technologies, which president and CEO is Dan Jablonsky is sending satelites into space. Plus Curiosity Rover was created mainly by polish engineers.
Our voyage into space is nowhere near as impressive as Russian or US American. There are a few things we can claim though. Apart from mentioned, certain engineer named Mieczysław Gregory Bekker provided theoretical base for development of lunar rover (LRV) for Apollo missions. On a side note, this vehicle had a competition from Grumman Aerospace Corporation - their rover designed by Stanisław Rogalski.
Yup. In fact Poles are the 4th nation in space, after Russians, Americans and Czechs.
WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
*Then
@@iexist2217 🤓
Holy shit how do you know literally everything about Poland ? Lmao
Your knowlegde about Poland is really impressing. Greetings from Warsaw!
During WW2 not only us Romanians agreed with Miedzimordjie (I probably butchered that) plan but we also saved the Polish government, along with the treasury and remnants of the military & civilian group cross through our territory.
True bros.
As an unexpected payment (and mostly cuz of other reasons), Pope John Paul II was the first pope to visit an Orthodox country in quite a very very long time like....Great Schism long.
Między-Morze
Med'u-Morie
Inter-Marium
@@feministkitozwierzeta.krow763 Yeah Interimarum is what I usually referred it to.
Romania was a part of it.
@Wojciech And we lost our gold [EDIT: and national treasure] in WW1 when we gave it to Russia for safekeeping when 2/3 of our country was invaded. Then 1917 happened and we only got bits of it back through the years.
Oh, and the sword of Stephen the Great is in a Turkish museum.
Our eternal gratitude, mate. Really, Romania has been quite a loyal ally of Poland.
@@KarasekUS Yeah, minus the medieval times where we had some occasional tussles like the Stephen the Great ones and the ones where we were on the Ottoman side (cuz No Dignity from the boyars)....at least mostly from the Moldavian/Wallachian perspective (Moldavia even appeared in that one Poland meme that shall remain nameless and only partially accurate). But being Transylvanian myself, I'm pretty sure there were 0 conflicts with Poles (Leși [pronounced Leshi] we sometimes call you guys) on that side of the spectrum...well....only because of Hungary and...yeah...its complicated. "coughTransylvaniacontroversyissadlystillrelevantcough
And there's a thing about us Romanians that I always personally liked:
We protec
We atac
But mostly important
We never invade bac!
(except that one time in WW2 with USSR but tbh our hand was forced)
And yeah we stood up for the Czechs in the 60s, as well. Honestly, this might be an exagerration but we always had very good relations with the Slavs since Roman times.
And there is a funny saying about the 2nd siege of Vienna and how it was done:
We [Wallachians] broke/sabotaged their artillery and wasted their [Ottomans] time while the Polish Winged Hussars broke their morale and the rest of their numbers and saved the day" or sth like that.
Yeah, despite us being on the Turkish side, we sabotaged them from the very beginning in any way possible (putting hay and faulty cannonballs in the cannons to minimize damage on Vienna's city walls, stalling for time with reparations over Danube, planting a cross with a double meaning in order to raise morale for the besieged and stuff like that). Then when the final battle took place we just spectated from our camp. Not once we were suspected.
And just like you shit hit the fan once the forces returned home. Iirc your country got invaded or there was some political instability...as for us, our leader got betrayed and poisoned by a future martyr figure/ruler.
40:25 in polish we have 2 letters "h" : "h" and "ch" but sounds like "h" in other Slavic languages
Polish "Lech" sounds like Bosnian "Leh"
pozdrav iz Polska
An alternative name of Poland would be "Lechia"
Lech --> Lechia
Czech --> Czech Republic (Czechia)
Rus --> Russia (including Belarus)
In certain middle eastern languages, they call Poland by "lech", as f.e. Lechistan in Turkish or Persian, Lenkija in Lithuanian, or
Lengyelország in Hungarian. Its an interesting fact to know.
Fun Fact: There is a screwed up legend that the Lechite Empire / Venedi Empire had a Emperor that was called Lech and was so popular and mighty that the Arabs call him god. Al-Lech / Allah as Al-Lah etc etc. Just mentioning but im REALLY unsure about that :D
Mój Boże.. NO! lechia is from lengiel/lendiel! from southern-east tribe of western slavic tribes called lendzianie/lengiel! they are polish as fuck! more than northern tribes for example but still polish!
Fun fact, due to rules of evolution of language it appears that „Lech” means „man of alder tree” and it is mytholigical character same to Germanic Elf, Celthic Alpis and Roman Saturn. River Lech flowing through Lechhausen in Suavia (Schwabia) starts from the mountaintops where it was said that Alpis had lived (from whom Alps have name).
BTW. There was also a fourth character in this story of three brothers, sister named Karapat or Libia / Libusha / Lyuba who inherited lands in the south.
@@MolpPlom Al-Lah actually derivates from Semitic „L-H” meaning „marvel” / „to wonder” / „a wonder”, which is same meaning-root as in Indoeuropean „Deva” / „Dziw” / „Deus” / „Zeus”.
In old, Indoeuropean religion Devas were gods of visible phenomena and king-gods, while „entities”, the Asuras (Osiris, Aesir, Hades, Bies) were gods of invisible phenomena, and Jakshas / Jaxa / Jędze / Baba Jaga's(Yarga) were which-gods of utilising the nature.
@@cokurde No, this explaination is partially true only. It comes from the Roman times when a Roman spy wrote down self-name of local people as „Lugii”, Polish: „Ludzie”.
And „Ludzie” is propably plural form of word „Lech” which is local effect of evolution of millenia old name of mythological father of Indoeuropans.
„Lędzianie” was a mistake of translator or a later, local form of a phrase „Sons of Lech”.
Wow, you really have an impressive knowledge of Poland
I'm watching UA-cam a very long time. You are the first "non Polish" creator, who knows so much (details) about my country.
I really appreciated that.
I'm an American product of all 3 tribes of Slavs: West, East & South. My father's entire family is Polish from the lower Carpathian Mountains southeast of Krakow and west of Nowy Sacz, and my mother's side is half Lemko/Rusyn from further east in the Carpathians on her father's side and half Croatian on her mother's side. Upon their emigration from Europe at the turn of the 20th Century, all were countryless subjects of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Geographical center of Europe is in Poland, plus Poland has been part of the "western" christian europe since 966 and only became "eastern" after 1945. And... we sort of made it into space with Hermaszewski the only Pole to be ever sent into space as part of then soviet space program. You are right about Curland, colonies were theirs and not actually Polish but because they were a Polish client state they are often reported as Polish. I think there was a Polish overseas league or company or something like that, that was meant to secure colonies but that didn't work out. And let me just say your knowlege of Polish history is amazing, makes me ashamed I don't know more about Bosnia.
3:40 geometric center of Europe is in Poland
@Gooddeer If the center of Europe would be in Belarus or Lithuania, it would means, that we're more in Western Europe than in Eastern.
At the beginning, when I saw the title of episode I thought that's quite cheeky, to make your own content basing on someones hard work by just watching it. But I decided to watch it anyway, and....it was very joyful. Your knowledge about Poland is quite impressive and it's also nice to hear some nice things about your country. Btw. I've been on tour by western balkans last holiday, and BiH was most surprising country we have visited. I can't wait to come back again. Thanks for nice 40minutes, and good luck :) cheers from Częstochowa, Poland :))))
Mirsad: Oh gee how will i start this video...?
*looks at Spotify*
...THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
Coming down the mountain side!
Detroit is also a big polish hub in the US. They still do Polish speaking masses in Wyandotte, Detroit, and Hamtramck.
Hamtramck has changed, and a lot of MusIims. Florian church, not sure of what is left of Europeans. Joseph Campo Street, all stores were closing down, anyone remembers the Outlaws that use to hang out by the Coney Island that was ran by Macedonians. Wow, I graduated from Hamtramck High School
5:03 in Polish it's Międzymorze, it literally means between seas
As side note, in modern context it rather refer to political project of coalition of independent countries in NATO and EU, who would push more on interest of the countries bordering Russia then Old West, what tend to forget how bad they Eastern neighbor is. For that reason focus shift more north, with increasing involvement of Balts and Nords. With Hungary and southern countries rather drifting away (but it could change). With exception of course of Romania.
Took two seperate DNA tests and they both showed around 33% Polish :)
Your surname is probably Polish too.
@@The0Stroy Nah its Bosnian.
How? You have two parents and four grandparents. How can you get 33%?
@@CDA138ek Simple. When DNA from both parents mixes the ammount is completely random.
@@abyssstrider2547 My paternal grandfather always tell me that we have bosnian and polish roots, my family name ends with a polish suffix (ak) bochnak so it's strange like WTF :-!😂
Impressive knowledge mate, made me wander around and watch some more reaction videos of yours
i leave a like cause as polish im shocked you know so much bout my country :) great job my friend :D ure invited for vodka drinking;)
EN:
This day, the day of the National day of freedom, justice, faith and strength of power against the oppressors of The Russian, German and the gluttonous Austrian Empire that enslave us for 123 years, but this day of the 11 month of the 11th day of 1918, we gain the rise of independence of the Polish National freedom celebration! We fight for honor, justice and freedom for the Polish people! Happy National Polish Independence Day!
PL: 🇵🇱
Ten dzień, dzień Narodowego dnia wolności, sprawiedliwości, wiary i siły władzy przeciwko ciemięzcom rosyjskiego, niemieckiego i żarłocznego Cesarstwa Austriackiego, które zniewalają nas przez 123 lata, ale ten dzień 11 miesiąca 11 dnia 1918 zyskujemy niepodległość obchodów Wolności Narodowej Polski! Walczymy o honor, sprawiedliwość i wolność dla Polaków! Obchodzimy Święto Niepodległości Polski!
BO: 🇧🇦
Na današnji dan, dan državnog dana slobode, pravde, vjere i snage moći protiv ugnjetača Ruskog, Njemačkog i proždrljivog Austrijskog Carstva koji nas 123 godine porobljavaju, ali na današnji dan 11. mjeseca 11. 1918. godine, dobijamo uspon nezavisnosti Poljske nacionalne slobode! Borimo se za čast, pravdu i slobodu poljskog naroda! Sretan Dan nezavisnosti Poljske!
🇵🇱🎉🎊💥
Because you know so much about Poland i want to know more about Bosnia now
Poland was in space. Mirosław Hermaszewski. On July 5, 1978, the Soyuz 30 spacecraft mission ended with the first Polish astronaut Mirosław Hermaszewski on board. The flight began on June 27, 1978 at 17:27 Warsaw time. A Soviet cosmonaut - colonel Piotr Klimuk was also on board with the Pole.
and now it seems that will be again - Slawosz Uznanski is polish candidate to space mission
Two things. I am jealous how good your English is. You know things about Poland which more than 75% of us doesnt know. That means you are Polish already without speaking language, pozdrawiam brat ;)
Naprawde
There is even more to Poland and many more influences not recognized here. So much more.
I do like this video. Spot on.
Man
I admire you... you know so much about my country
I Love how you really did your research❤
Yo mate you know so much about my country just wow seriously I'm impressed
I personally believe that Storks were "white eagles" from legend. And it is basically the second staple animal of Poland. Though technically White-Tailed Eagles also live here, they aren't exactly synonymous with the land itself.
You are so wise and oriented. Congrats to you.
Sir - I applaud your knowledge. This "Geography Now - POLAND" video contains few mistakes but overall was at least entertaining. Regards from Poland.
2 more episodes until Romania's turn and boy am I excited.
Your knowledge of polish history makes me shocked. I wouldn’t believe that someone from outside of that part of the continent would know that much. Let me tell you that most of people in Warsaw do not know what are the origins of that name but you still have the knowledge to talk about ancient legend. JUST WOW 🤩
One thing I wanna mention is the PLC flag that Barby used. It's especially noticeable when he zooms on it on the Flag Friday episode, but there's an additional shield in the middle of it. It's the one divided into four fields with two coats of arms; one with three crowns on the blue field and one with golden lion on striped white and blue field. That's because this specific flag is the royal standard of king Sigismund III who was a member of the Swedish Vasa family. He's also the one who officially moved the capital to Warsaw.
19:10
Special letter and digraphs in Polish:
SZ - Š
CZ - Č
RZ or Ż - Ž
DZ - Đ
Ń - NJ
Ź - works like LJ or NJ
Ś - works like LJ or NJ
DŻ - DŽ
DŹ - DZJ?
Ł - like W in English
Ó - alternative U (history reasons)
CH - alternative H (history reasons)
Ę and Ą - nasal vowels (dont exist in English and Bosnian)
In case you're wondering, we use Alt+base letter to create special signs. For example:
Alt + L = Ł
ę and ą it seems that we have it from Lithuanian language
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz is a movie character. This is a short version. Really it was fictional name of Franciszek Dolas, a character from "Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową" movie. After the outbreak of war, he was captured by the Germans and he was trying to fool them and confuse with tongue twister.
Respect from Poland
Niech żyją bratnie Węgry !!! Hagyja élni Magyarországon !!!
Ps; Lwów ,Wilno i Grodno zawsze Polskie !
We also admire PL so much. Love from Ro
Yes, where are the southern Slavs from? Why there's no legend on that?
Greetings from RO, I anyway think South Slavs have a distinct history than the other Slavs. Religion is different (Muslim and Orthodox)
Damn, you know so much about Poland, wow! And I don't know almost nothing about Bośnia, shame of me ;____; I'll back to books.
I have bosnian and polish roots and I don't know much about both sadly 😂💔 from my family name have polish suffix (ak) bochnak so yeah ..😂
I just did a bit of thinking, and I honestly believe that, around 1400, the king of Poland controlled more land than any other king of Europe at the time.
Think about it. Russia hadn't yet united, let alone conquered Siberia. England and Scotland were separate kingdoms. France was in the middle of the Hundred Years' War. Spain was still fighting the Reconquista. Italy and the Holy Roman Empire were fragmented into numerous smaller semi-autonomous kingdoms. And Scandinavia's Kalamar (sp?) Union and Columbus's exploration of the Americas were both a century away.
in 16/17th century Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth had a 1 milion km square (from Baltic Sea to Black Sea all those territiory was under Commonwealth control), and 1 of 3 european was polish (commonwealth) citizen.
Less than 100 years later Poland don't existed on European map, but still lived in polish hearts.
Your knowledge is impressive. City name Warszawa od actually derrived from diminutive name Warsz which originates from old Slavic-Polish name Warcisław ( the Man who is a famous fighter).
I literally just subscribed cuz u know the Sapkowski and 9 grand taken instead of % of shares story lol
14:20 Andrzej Sapkowski wrote The Witcher
You got there quite good knowledge about Poland. I'm impressed, and wish you luck :)
Little trivia there:
1. About Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz, who is the main character of one of our best comedy films "How I Unleashed World War II". The title is a bit twisted, because the MC thinks that he started the war by accident). In any case, he is taken prisoner and then escapes from a prisoner-of-war camp. Then he is captured again, but he has no documents, so the Germans try to get his personal data. Please, see for yourself how he is trying to do it to be dificault for them ua-cam.com/video/t-fcrn1Edik/v-deo.html
2. About Winged Hussars... they were the best to the standard, that western mercenaries when signet contract to go to war against Polish-Latihuanian Commonwealth put official part of contract to NOT TO FIGHT AGAINST HUSSARS IN OPEN FIELD. If their contractor tryed to force them to do it, then they could just take their money, revoke contract and go back to their homes. If you still have doubts, then read about that battles: Battle of Klushino (against Russia and Sweden) and Battle of Kircholm (against Sweden), and get disproportion in initial forces... and in losses after battle.
Broo the Kashubian language is the most weird ! even for us Poles
No kurwa, Główczeskiego- Główczewczełe??? Da fuck??? 😯 😆
kaszuby to po prostu niemcy
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz is actually a fictional name used by protagonist of Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową (How I Unleashed World War II), a Polish feature film made in 1969, when he's being interogated by Nazis.
Great video! It was fun to watch and I subscribed!
You have huge knowledge about Poland. Nice to hear that. Yes, Polish People couldn't use polish language in public space.
Very nice. Greetings from Świnoujście. 😄
You have excellent taste in music
In Romania we call Polish people leși. Which is funny because leș also means carcass. The plural is different tho.
Also ș is sh also in our case.
Hope ill visit Bosnia one day seems like its beautiful place ;)
Sapkowski is not an idiot. He had a right to sue CDPR so they came to agreement.
12:00 you're right, but Kurlands were a Polish autonomous region at that time, that's why we say that the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth had their own islands
Duchy of Courland and Semigallia was from 1561 to 1569 a vassal state of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and from 1569 to 1726 of the Crown of the Polish Kingdom, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Courland_and_Semigallia
This is a very old video but regarding our current geography poland is pretty spot on considering our first kingdom from the 10th century. Poland today occupies pretty much the same land area we did in late 900s and early 1000s. Wroclaw (Breslau) and Gdansk (Danzig) were established by Polish dukes and were part of the Polish kingdom for hundreds of years so us getting back these western and northern territories is very much okay. The only thing we did not hold at the time that we do now are the north-eastern territories on the border with russia and lithuania that were settled by Baltic people up untill 1200s when the Teutonic Knights Order wiped and asimilated them
32:40 "rz" = "ż" phoneticly
the things you said about cd projekt red and cyberpunk aged like milk, haha
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz is from old Polish comedy. Where they joke how unpronouncable they language can be:
ua-cam.com/video/AfKZclMWS1U/v-deo.html
Great video :) Greetz from Poland :) PS: Brzęczyszczykiewicz : 9/10 :)
32:33 Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz sounds like Gžegož Bženčyščykiewič
CD Projekt Red is father of Polish game industry. Their origin is origin of Polish game industry.
'15:33' - aaaand Iwatch that at march 2021...
Cherrs from Poland ;)
Red symbolising "the blood of those who fought for the freedom" is a running joke on his channel. After noticing that many countries used this color to symbolise that thing, he started to include an animation and the song whenever that happens.
You're very smart guy. Greetings from Poland.
Regard Geography. Lot of people forget that Europe end on the Ural mountains, not on Russia. For that reason Poland, Czechs and Slovaks are located in almost exact center of continent. It also refer to cultural differences as Poles don't share Russ culture, but was always (at least from moving from Tribal culture) a Western European country in organization, though with the flavor (Christianity, Latin alphabet, German-style cities though more Eastern clothing... also because of cold).
As side note. Slavs originated in Caucasus. But then moved West, with part going South, before being separated by Hungarians. So technically they could come both from north or east, to Balkan mountains.
Well the name "Polska" is actually from slavic tribe "Polan" or "Polanie" who dominated other tribes and made their own country under the rule of Mieszko I.Well also fact is that "Polska" refer to fields but not only as i sed
In polish in 99% of cases you DO READ exactly as it's written, except that some sounds are just composed of 2-3 letters :)
I love your videos!
Remember, only Poles have conquered Moscow and ruled Russia for some time, and for that these mends do not hate us hahahaha.
You are delusional, we are irrelevant to Russia therefore they hardly give a fuck about Poland. Poland is to Russia what for instance Lithuania is to Poland, a small unsignificant dog that just happen to bark too much
@@qepoopeq4009 pierdolisz :) tak bardzo im zwisamy że mają święto państwowe wypędzenia Polaków z Kremla (już tylko odnosząc się do poruszonego tu tematu zdobycia Moskwy)
@@rayan69pl jaki to ma związek? Ile lat temu Polska była w stanie "podskoczyć" Rosji? No właśnie, wszystko w tym temacie.
@@rayan69pl no wlasnie wypedzili nas wtedy i az musza to swietowac wiec najwidoczniej bylo to dla nich wydarzenie bo jakby im wisialo to juz by dawno o tym zapomnieli. Ale skoro swietuja to pamietaja a jak pamietaja to wiedza jaki wpiedrol dostali pod Kłuszynem
31:32 in Poland we call she as Marie/Maria Currie-Skłodowska
*hears Sabaton*
*immediate subscribe*
Sapkowski legal action was perfectly legal under Polish copyright law :-) If an author sells his copyrights to someone and they will make a ton more money than initially anticipated, the author can claim some extra cash. Which I find a fair game. CD Project actually settled with Sapkowski before the case hit the court.
Dzieląc Polskę na równi północ - południe, wschód - zachód, Warszawa jest największym wschodnim miastem. Środkowo-wschodnim😁, drugim wschodnim największym chyba jest Białystok 😁
12:00 from what i know it WAS kurland and not poland-lithuania. but during the 2nd republic (1918-1939) they where thinking of getting some teritories on madagskar but it didnt worked out...#
13:05 yep, it was the teutonic order but then the poles kicked their butts and conquerd the castle
Your dad was a wise man bro! (same as his son btw:p) Greetings from Slav from nearby country (no diff which one really).
I know this was 3 years ago but Ilike mam you just get Poland :p
the weird surname guy is from a comedy about WW2 called "Jak Rozpętałem 2 wojnę światową" (how i started world war two), the scene that he says the surname is when he's being questioned by a German officer.... Imagine a german trying to speak language other slavs partially can't.
The first written record thought to refer to Gdańsk is the vita of Saint Adalbert. Written in 999, it describes how in 997 Saint Adalbert of Prague baptised the inhabitants of urbs Gyddannyzc, "which separated the great realm of the duke [i.e. Boleslaw the Brave of Poland] from the sea.", originally neme of this city come from proto slavic language and name Danzik appeard later together with many other like Kdansk etc. Also the the eastern part of modern Poland, originally used to be under Polish rule already in 966 when Mieszko I was ruling in Poland. Not mentioned in this movie Wrocław, took its name from Czech Pricne Vaclaw at it was a home of Piast royal familly for long time, the name was changet to Breslaw by germans. Both of these cities Gdańsk and Wrocław was totally demolished by Germans during the II WW, thats why the buildings even that they look old, they are not that old at all.
The best estimates (based on the origins of the names of rivers) for what was the core lands of pre-slavs points to Polesie (south Belarus, north-west Ukraine and tiny part of central-east Poland)
This episode of Geography now was surprisingly bad.
Depending on how you measure what is the centre of Europe some points are in Poland, other are in Lithuania, Ukraine and Belarus.
Balkans are South Eastern if you first take Southern Europe and then split it into 3 parts.
Split for regions poorly marked Kashubia. Thankfully it is correctly showed when discussing Kashubians
Yes the colonies was not belonging to the Commonwealth but to its vassal state the Duchy of Curland. Colonies ware lost due to war with Sweden interfering with developing them. Fun fact the one in Gambia was a small fort that was bought by subjects of duke Jakub Ketler from a local tribe. They treated locals well and honestly so that when British took the colony by force locals recaptured it, freed imprisoned... colonists? And gave them back the control over it. Another fun fact is that people doing the colonizing for the Curland were Dutch.
Malbork was a capital of Teutonic Order. AFAIK it is the biggest brick castle.
Tatra is a small mountain chain usually considered a part of bigger formations (usually eastern mountains are called Karpaty - Carpathia).
Officially there is 38 mln Poles in Poland but when the work market opened ~2mln moved west to work but rarely made it official. It is estimated that there are around 50mln of ethnic Poles and people of significant Polish origin in the world.
Turoń is a scarce tradition.
Maps in the history section is garbage.
Technically it was nobles from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania who took over Moscow.
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz is not even a fictional person. It is how a movie character said he is named when he was captured as a POW.
Many Poles dislike Russians on personal level. Talking about history with Russians is a mess to say the least. Many Poles hate Ukrainians due to bad blood from 2nd World War (like ethnic cleansing in Wołyń and Eastern Małopolska (now called Western Ukraine and South Eastern Poland)).
This dwarves are not in Warsaw but in Wrocław (biggest city in South West - 4th biggest in the country).
Milk bars are declining. Their thing is that they have cheap prices because non-meat dishes are subsidized by the country.
Silesians also have their flag (based on the colours of duchies of Upper Silesia).
Considering that Poles and Czechs are closer connected to Poland then Russians. It would be safe to assume that third Brother is the Balkans, but at the time knowledge about region was limited with Hungary on South (for reminder they aren't Slavs). It would be safe to assume that chis name changed over time. For reminder. Lechia is alternative name of Poland used by some Eastern nations. There is quite funny conspiracy theory claiming relation of name to Roman Empire (related to Latin Licus, most likely purely coincidental).
34:30
PL:
Najlepsze. Przyjaciel. Kiedykolwiek!
HU:
Legjobb. Barát. Valaha!
BO:
Najbolji. Prijatelju. Ikad!
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I'm impressed you know so much about Poland
1683 - Poland helps Austria to defeat Ottomans in Vienna
1772 - As an act of gratitude Austria takes part in Partitions of Poland
Hi guys, what is behind the joke about the space? Never got that :) Thanks!
Poland was/In to Space :
Crew Mission : Soyuz 30 1978 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soyuz_30 Mirosław Hermaszewski en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirosław_Hermaszewski
CBK Centrum Badań Kosmicznych (Space Reaserach Center) www.cbk.waw.pl/en/
ESA (European Space Agency) since 2012 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Space_Agency
Polsa (Polish Space Agency) polsa.gov.pl/en/
Regard status of Silesia. Sielsians are considered as branch of Poles (strong German influences as it was in the past part of Germany, though they attempt to separate and rejoin Poland in famous Silesian uprisings). And that is opinion hold by most of Silesian, though there is vocal minority claiming own national separation. Technical reason of why they aren't is lack of codified language. Most Poles have no problem with giving them same status as Kaszubs have. Another weird fast. Silesians are for some reason distinct minority in USA. To point that Texan Silesian is recognized dialect.
You don't need it you are a Slav!
Heyo Poland Here.
9:20 close, there was a guy named Wars and a mermaid named Sawa and their names made Warszawa
You have good knowledge about Poland.
Everyone but Russians and Belarusians calling themselves anything but Eastern Europe. Edit: had I waited one second....
Also the reason Sapkowsky took cash instead of stocks is because CDPR was not the first company that offered to make The Witcher into a video game, that first one cancelled on him, and there was a tv show that sucked so his mistrust on a brand new video game company making good on its promise is not unjustified
Why do they hate being called Eastern European? I love the history of Eastern Europe. I’ve been to Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary and they all have delicious food. It’s pretty cool going to a former Warsaw Pact country.
Im from Slovakia and Polish sounds really funny to Slovak people. Also for example word Zachod, in Polish it means west and in Slovak toilet
Slovak (and Czech) sound funny to us too lol
I've been to both countries, we can hold a conversation in our native languages just fine, which is really cool.
Slovak is a bit more clear to me when listening, Czech is easier to read.
We didn't occupy Moscow. It was the Russians who asked for Władysław's son, Zygmunt III Waza. Father had other plans. He wanted to regain the throne of Sweden. He sent a delegation of the Polish army to Moscow. It was his historical mistake. Władysław had to be crowned. Change the course of history. It ended with the Swedes invading Poland, the late partition of Poland. It's a long and complicated story.
It is intresting how slav language's are similiar even when polish is so different. I.e. Warszawa, Polska, pole, polacy sounds same in polish and bosnian.
Remeber in the cenrtal part of Poland is located MAZOWSZE /MAZOVIA/ the greatest party of Poland
There are 7 categories of Noble prizes, peace being one of them...
HOLY SHIT THIS IS A MOTHERFUCKIN POLAND REFERENCE
Respect brother you know so much about Polish history now I feel bad about how uneducated I'am about Bosnia :/ I need to improve
Already has 5000 views? Europe and Asia viewership rules on this channel but Poland might be boss of all the viewers.