"Warszawo Walcz" when crowd shouts with the band means "Warsaw fight". Respect to the knowlage about Polish pilots and Polish history. Usually I listen to your reactions about Lovebites:). Regards from Warsaw.
My whole family is polish. I was born and raised in America. Lived there high school. My grandparents fought in the underground. I cry. I cry every single time I hear this song. I’ve never listened to you but was thrilled to hear you talk of the history, the struggle, the censorship. I grew up on these. Stories. My grandfather was very good friends with mr kolaczkowski who flew against the nazis in the Battle of Britain. I interviewed him when I was 14. The poles weren’t allowed to march in the victory parade after world war 2 because of the soviets. There is so much to say. Thank you for being interested in the truth however you got there. Glad you got to see Poland. Harmony and blessings mate.
To be honest You're far from the truth - western allies in beginning of September 1939 could hit Germans from the west. You told it was not good time - it was the BEST time to do it, because almost all of German armies were in battle of Poland. If they did - Soviets wouldn't hit Poland from east on 17th September (Stalin was waiting for the move of Great Britain and France ) - and most likelly war would be over quite soon. Poland was defending will full dedication just to wait for response of allies. This dedication is greatly presented in Sabaton art (40:1 in Wizna f.e.) And that's why we're saying about "betrayal" or "hit in the back" because Poland lost 6 million citizens in WW2. What is more sad - allies "betrayed" Poland once again in 1945 in Yalta and Potsdam conferences. But the most sad is - Polish representatives were not even invited for the Great Victory Parade in London in 1946 despite Polish troops were fighting in all fronts: battle of Britain, Narvik, Tobruk, Italy, Arnhem, western and eastern front and in underground Army in Polish territory. That's sad truth about "new colonialism" which lasts until now - every time Poland wants to be more independent - it is said "end of democracy in Poland" and "Poland declining UE values". What values?
How is Poland declining EU values? By having an extremely corrupt right-wing government that continues to entrench anti-democratic policies. You see Orban in Hungary? That is your future. Ultra-conservative, ultra-corrupt. Both governments whine and bitch about how bad the EU is, then you'll turn around and beg for billions of euros in funding so you can pocket it. Eastern Europe has a lot of catching up to do in the whole "free and democratic society" department. If you wanted to be independent, you shouldn't have joined the EU. You do know what the Union part of European Union means, right? Or are you as dumb as you sound?
OSN and Sabaton, I click. I'm a guy with simple tastes... ;) Had to edit: On the same concert you have 40:1 also about Poland. But you also have the opening with Ghost Division (Rommel's push on France) and the crowd also goes nuts. Sabaton actually has a song about foreign piloots in the RAF: Aces in Exile. Check them out.
You cant make a song about polish bravery and not expect poles to go absolutely crazy over it :D after americans maybe they are the most patriotic people i ever met (in the classic definition). also to the allies part, i think it was stated by the allies that they (mostly the russians ofc) would never reach warsaw in time before the uprising is broken, which turned out to be probably not true bc the poles fought for an incredibly long time as they knew the soviets could theoretically come and free them.
Yea, Stalin ordered Zhukov to take a break about 40 miles from Warsaw as the Nazis were crushing the uprising. The Commissariat knew the people fighting in the uprising were going to be "Troublesome" & let the Nazis deal with the "Problem" for them.
The thing is hitler wanted to invade france first but he knew that Poles will immediately advance from the east as they had military aliiance. He also knew that if he attack Poland brits and french will not. Then when the uprising started Poles were thought to keep up only few days, they fought for 63. Russians were standing behind the river, waiting (like some here already said) also refusing allied airplanes access to russian airspace. Allies dropped few crates with supplies but most of those were captured by germans. Hitler literally lost his shit when he heard about the uprising and ordered city to be destroyed, there are photos and films showing how it looked after. When the war was over, and allies once again fucked us in the ass, every working Pole was contributing a percentage of salary to rebuild Warsaw.
SABATON - En Livstid I Krig (Live - The Great Tour - Gothenburg) Here is one that will give you goosebumps, amazing song and crowd singing, the song is what is was like to be a soldier in Sweden in the past. In this live video he sings in Swedish but the translations is good.
This Polish Woodstock festival is HUGE!!! (It has changed name now by the way) I have been there 2 times and there are all sorts of languages heard all over the place-...Even though the vast majority are proud Polish people. In this very concert Joakim says that there are over 650 000 there now = More than in entire Swedens 2nd biggest city Göteborg .....but Woodstock themselves said it was over 700 000 . The whole concert is to find on YT
Ok, so Sabaton is ridiculously big in Poland because we love our history - and by "love" I mean "if you start making songs about it, we're gonna worship you and you're gonna get honorary citizenships" (I'm not kidding, it's on Sabaton's Wikia, under "40:1" song facts). And seeing them live in Poland? Especially at one of the largest music festivals in Europe, with the nicest, kindest crowd possible? It's magical. But, speaking of magical and hometown advantage, you should check out "The Bard's Song & Valhalla" by Blind Guardian at Wacken 2016, it's going to blow your mind. One of the finest examples of why European festival crowds are amazing.
I just recently came across your content. Its amazing man. This song holds a special place in my heart when it comes to Sabaton, because it was the FIRST Sabaton song I ever ran across and I fell in love with Sabaton at that point. Been a fan since then, and its been YEARS now. Keep up the content man!
Song is about Warsaw Uprising that started on August 1st 1944 , the festival they performed this song was at 2nd-4th August 2012 , so it was few days after anniversary and have even bigger impact Festival is now called POLandROCK Festival is free
there is a great queen crowd interaction from a greenday concert at hyde park... the fans sang bohemian rhapsody by themselves before the concert even started gives me chills everytime i rewatch it
Sabaton don't normally get their reactions blocked. Par has even commented on and shared some of them. Although since this one was posted by Nuclear Blast it might be different.
4:40 in fact, the French drove a dozen or so kilometers deep into Germany without encountering any major resistance, then they withdrew, but not because of the strength of the German counterattack, they retreated, because the Maginot line guns that shielded them were sent for inspection. Germany threw all the power of the Wehrmacht on Poland, leaving the border with France practically unguarded because Adolf Hitler believed that France and England would leave Poland (like Czechoslovakia) to be "eaten" by Germany, unfortunately he was not mistaken. the war might have ended in 1939. Without over 70 million casualties ...
If you want a great crowd reaction, you should check out the bard song / Valhalla from blind guardians in Wacken open air. I hope you haven't seen it already.
Honestly, I'm shocked BG aren't more popular with reactors - between how large & varied their catalog is, Hansi's voice, and the insane control these guys have over crowds, I'd say they're as interesting as Nightwish or Sabaton (if not more). And yes, I'm gonna have the Valhalla chant in my head for the rest of the day :D
Sabaton played in this festival one year. The next time they came back they were cult idols because a fan made a video for 40:1and it went viral in Poland. They didn't know anything about it and were totally surprised.
Heads up. If you want a really crazy reaction. Sabaton - The attack of the dead men, live in Moscow. Theres a very specific reason they get very very loud.. But I really don't wanna say more, cause I can't without spoiling. So You are just gonna have to trust me on that one. Again for the same reason, you will also "need" to do a second reaction to the studio version of it, or ppl might not get all of it ... Again. I don't wanna spoil, but trust me. It will be clear afterwards :) Anyway, you will love it. The story behind the song is amazing, and scary at the same time. I'm sure you will get a kick out of it, if you don't know it all ready. Keep up the good work!
so just a thing to add, its been 2 years since its been uploaded but still worth mentioning, the soviets were outside of Warsaw when the uprising occurred, but they stopped their advance and started planning for their invasion of Germany but in theory they could of helped the polish.
There isn't a single artist alive that doesn't fantasize about being Freddie on stage at Wimbly, holding the entire audience in his hand, with damn good reason. Freddie Mercury was a ABLOSUTE BEAST at leading a crowd, really haven't seen better in my 51 years.
You touched upon it in your reaction, with the Allies that didn't came to help. It is true that the Western forces were "busy" in West Europe, but also south fighting their way through Italy, but the point remains the same. Another thing that line was about, was Russia, they were very close toward Warsaw but wasn't in a hurry to help the Poles. Short version, if the most "troublesome" Poles and the Nazis could kill each other it wouldn't be the worst thing that could happen for Stalin.
Horrible subtitles. At the very beginning "Warsaw Rise!!!!" was subtitled "Warsaw Stand Up!" lol Anyway great reaction. I think I actually like Uprising better than 40:1. They are both very good though. *5 Seconds after I wrote that you mentioned it in the video. lol
The one that got to be the craziest crowd reaction as well as the largest crowd of any concert has to be AC/DC, Metallica, Pantera 1991 in Moscow. "Monsters of rock" Holy hell to many to count, estimates are in the numbers of 1,6 million people. No one has an exact number because the event was open for all...
Rather than Queen directly, you should see the video Green Day posted of the crowd singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody playing on the speakers before they took the stage.
Since this is from Woodstock Poland i would love to see you reacting to Nine Treasures - Black Heart - Live at Woodstock 2017. They are a Mongolian Folk Metal band.
You might want to take a look at "En Livstid I Krig (Live - The Great Tour - Gothenburg)" if you like Sabaton. It's about the most powerful performance they have done.
Fighter pilots in exile fly over foreign land Let their story be heard, tell of 303rd Fighter pilots from Poland in the battle of Britain Guarding the skies of the isle "Aces in Exile"
At this point in the war, Russia was part of the allies. Poland new that Russian army was getting close to Warsaw while fighting the Germans, the Polish people in Warsaw coordinated the attack so disrupt the German army to help the Russians, who were legit on the other side of the river, help liberate Warsaw from the Germans. The Russians instead stopped and waited for the Germans to crush the Polish resistance so they could take Warsaw for themselves. That’s why the lyrics “The allies that never came” Fhe Russians just never came to help
Good point about home crowd. If you want one to 'qualify' then react to Sabaton 'ghost division' live performance in front of the same crowd - the song is about Rommel's Panzer division
Lol when I first saw this pop up I thought this channel was produced from an area I come from in the northern Sweden ie Skule national park 😂 Rock on 🤘🏻
Woodstock is one of the most awesome festival in the world..and over 600k was there in that public..and that was only for sabaton..are nothing you can compare with ,in Moscow it was even more
My great grand mother survived the occupation but her first family didn't. She resettled in America with a large number of polish refugees in Michigan and lived to be 98. I'd love to visit the place where my family came from but I'm unsure how welcoming they are to Americans.
No worries. You're also Polish, maybe partly, but still :) On the other hand Poles may seem to be serious and wary of strangers, our history taught us to behave this way, but in general it's safe and welcoming country. What part of Poland your great grant mother was?
@@nereida1641 i don't remember. She didn't talk about her old life much. I do remember her old sir name was Wocheski before she remarried but for all I know that could be the polish last name equivelant of "Smith".
If you want another story of Polish accomplishments during WWII, read up on the Enigma machine (a German machine for encrypting messages) and the allied efforts to break it (i.e read the secret messages). Polish mathematicians were key to that effort, and a group of cryptanalysts were actually rescued from Poland by the Brits in the beginning of the war.
Fun fact: The French actually invaded Germany first during WW2, back in 1939. It's called the Saar Offensive and they got pretty far but the whole invasion was stopped as the French feared retaliation. They could have prevented the deadliest war in history but they turned around because they were afraid that the 10% (they didn't know it was such a small amount) of the Luftwaffe that wasn't in Poland were going to bomb their cities.
Należy naprostować historię. Polska z Anglią i Francją miała traktat na mocy którego w razie ataku III Rzeszy na Polskę Francją uderza od zachodu Polska od wschodu Anglią bombarduje Berlin. Niestety oba te państwa przyjęły formę wojny na siedząco i jedyne co zrobiły to wypowiedziały wojnę Niemcom.
One thing you failed to mention was that they lost count at 550k people that watched Sabaton as it was an open gate there was possibly closer to 700k in there and they go nuts in every song not just this one so i would say they take the 1st place .
Have you done En Livstid i Krig? If not and you will have English subtitles on and tissues ready. It will appeal to you being a veteran. Thanks for your service and keep up the great work brother!
Rilly, man, it was enough for our allies, France and England, to attack Germany and the war is over because we, Poles, were able to fight the Germans a few weeks before Rozjanie entered from the east. The truth is that the English and French chickened out and preferred to dig in their bunkers instead of fighting, and we Poles will never forget that. Hitlre knew that he had to attack Poland first, because in our country everyone would take up arms and fight, and you would wait for whatever. At least we know from these experiences with whom not to make alliances for the future, because England and France are ordinary cowards who do not fulfill their alliance obligations. Sory for my anglish.
last 70 years? Try 250years... Poland got into trouble in 1772, disapeared from maps in 1795. Since that time Poland had 19 years of peace until 1989. Poland is truly free for 33 years...
Nice reaction as always. Sabaton reactions are seldom blocked(IF it isnt from Wacken) .. Reason for that is than Sabaton actually like ppl talk about their music. 🤟🤟🇸🇪🇸🇪🤟🤟 Btw.. Crowd is over 500.000 strong
Polish soldiers who escaped after holding off Blitz for three days, went to Britain and France, Italy, Africa to fight along side their Allies, US, Britain, France, Russia, Canada, Australia etc, all against the Nazi's. Victory parade in Britain invited countries who had not even fought in the war, BUT they didn't invite Polish troops. You can't even make this stuff up. I am embarrassed to learn of what my country did.
Funny thing actually was that France and England had superior vehicles and even troops, the main deciding factors were the clear lack of communication where more old fashioned commanders treated tanks like infantry or cavalry and sent them in waves, lack of unit cohesion between the tanks and infantry where tanks will provide fire support and protection whilst the infantry provides a screen around the tanks and hunt down enemy infantry, whilst Stuka five bombers provided accurate artillery and fire support, Erwin Rommel who basically fucked up the entire French command chain believing that Rommel was actually French 😂🤣😂 and for the most parts simply let Rommel through all the while creating massive amounts of chaos and destruction lading the allies to believe that they’ve been out flanked or out numbered and even led to friendly fire between the British and French forces. Meanwhile the Arden’s Forrest which was once deemed impassable was now passable and the massive French magenoe line didn’t give France full protection and the Germans simply went around it via Belgium. (Since building massive fortifications near an allied country might lead to miss understandings/ imagine if Canada started building a massive wall along the border as well as building nuclear silos ten miles behind Theo US/ Canadian border only saying that it’s to prevent Mexico, it’s kinda like that) and so he French never built the line down to the coast and being completely encircled where your main guns are stuck pointed forwards whilst the enemy is behind you yeeehhhh 😂🤣😂( imagine if you only wore body armor on your front and not your back, it’s kind of the same thing) Now with the mageno line being destroyed and the French army in complete disarray, the Germans spearheaded through Belgium right in the middle and managed to cut of 60% of Britain’s entire army at the coast of Dunkirk (leaving everything ie rifles, ammunition, tanks, artillery, trucks, anything an army had or needs I can guarantee that the British left hat behind, leaving the British army with no guns, imagine if the entire US army and even civilians lost their rifles and any other military equipment during a massive war with an imminent invasion to boot. And that’s how Europe was lost, the rest of the French army was over run or out maneuvered and being war weary the French simply gave up, imagine having say 9/11 every minute after having a massive recession ant that’s the mind set at the time, or how about another invasion of Iraq and deal with the taliban all over again
The allies had plenty of chance to send aid to Poland but they decided that they "weren't going to waste men and resources" and instead fortify their defenses for what they thought was going to be another static trench war
I've seen this concert so many times in my life. I always cry. Every time. Greetings from Poland :)
HEY the Polish people earned everything they have..... they have a history of standing alone in the breach of tyranny
"Warszawo Walcz" when crowd shouts with the band means "Warsaw fight". Respect to the knowlage about Polish pilots and Polish history. Usually I listen to your reactions about Lovebites:). Regards from Warsaw.
Thank you very much for those nice words about Poland and Poles :)
Greetings from Poland! ♥
much love to our most respectable historical adversaries //Sweden
My whole family is polish. I was born and raised in America. Lived there high school. My grandparents fought in the underground. I cry. I cry every single time I hear this song. I’ve never listened to you but was thrilled to hear you talk of the history, the struggle, the censorship. I grew up on these. Stories. My grandfather was very good friends with mr kolaczkowski who flew against the nazis in the Battle of Britain. I interviewed him when I was 14. The poles weren’t allowed to march in the victory parade after world war 2 because of the soviets. There is so much to say. Thank you for being interested in the truth however you got there. Glad you got to see Poland. Harmony and blessings mate.
Love You
God bless you Brother. Greetings from Poland
To be honest You're far from the truth - western allies in beginning of September 1939 could hit Germans from the west. You told it was not good time - it was the BEST time to do it, because almost all of German armies were in battle of Poland. If they did - Soviets wouldn't hit Poland from east on 17th September (Stalin was waiting for the move of Great Britain and France ) - and most likelly war would be over quite soon.
Poland was defending will full dedication just to wait for response of allies. This dedication is greatly presented in Sabaton art (40:1 in Wizna f.e.)
And that's why we're saying about "betrayal" or "hit in the back" because Poland lost 6 million citizens in WW2. What is more sad - allies "betrayed" Poland once again in 1945 in Yalta and Potsdam conferences. But the most sad is - Polish representatives were not even invited for the Great Victory Parade in London in 1946 despite Polish troops were fighting in all fronts: battle of Britain, Narvik, Tobruk, Italy, Arnhem, western and eastern front and in underground Army in Polish territory.
That's sad truth about "new colonialism" which lasts until now - every time Poland wants to be more independent - it is said "end of democracy in Poland" and "Poland declining UE values". What values?
Truth.
How is Poland declining EU values? By having an extremely corrupt right-wing government that continues to entrench anti-democratic policies. You see Orban in Hungary? That is your future. Ultra-conservative, ultra-corrupt. Both governments whine and bitch about how bad the EU is, then you'll turn around and beg for billions of euros in funding so you can pocket it. Eastern Europe has a lot of catching up to do in the whole "free and democratic society" department. If you wanted to be independent, you shouldn't have joined the EU. You do know what the Union part of European Union means, right? Or are you as dumb as you sound?
OSN and Sabaton, I click. I'm a guy with simple tastes... ;)
Had to edit: On the same concert you have 40:1 also about Poland. But you also have the opening with Ghost Division (Rommel's push on France) and the crowd also goes nuts.
Sabaton actually has a song about foreign piloots in the RAF: Aces in Exile.
Check them out.
Also far from fame for Janousek
You cant make a song about polish bravery and not expect poles to go absolutely crazy over it :D after americans maybe they are the most patriotic people i ever met (in the classic definition). also to the allies part, i think it was stated by the allies that they (mostly the russians ofc) would never reach warsaw in time before the uprising is broken, which turned out to be probably not true bc the poles fought for an incredibly long time as they knew the soviets could theoretically come and free them.
Yea, Stalin ordered Zhukov to take a break about 40 miles from Warsaw as the Nazis were crushing the uprising. The Commissariat knew the people fighting in the uprising were going to be "Troublesome" & let the Nazis deal with the "Problem" for them.
@@ovk-ih1zp Stalin gave Hitler a week to destroy Warsaw. Home by home.
The thing is hitler wanted to invade france first but he knew that Poles will immediately advance from the east as they had military aliiance. He also knew that if he attack Poland brits and french will not. Then when the uprising started Poles were thought to keep up only few days, they fought for 63. Russians were standing behind the river, waiting (like some here already said) also refusing allied airplanes access to russian airspace. Allies dropped few crates with supplies but most of those were captured by germans. Hitler literally lost his shit when he heard about the uprising and ordered city to be destroyed, there are photos and films showing how it looked after. When the war was over, and allies once again fucked us in the ass, every working Pole was contributing a percentage of salary to rebuild Warsaw.
After americans? Really? =/
SABATON - En Livstid I Krig (Live - The Great Tour - Gothenburg)
Here is one that will give you goosebumps, amazing song and crowd singing, the song is what is was like to be a soldier in Sweden in the past.
In this live video he sings in Swedish but the translations is good.
Yes, and the crowd was super hyped! One of their best live performances that I have yet seen
This Polish Woodstock festival is HUGE!!! (It has changed name now by the way) I have been there 2 times and there are all sorts of languages heard all over the place-...Even though the vast majority are proud Polish people. In this very concert Joakim says that there are over 650 000 there now = More than in entire Swedens 2nd biggest city Göteborg .....but Woodstock themselves said it was over 700 000 . The whole concert is to find on YT
you became one of best ambassadors of Poland
thank you!
Kocham Polskę 🇵🇱💞
Ja również❤️❤️ duma zawsze❤
Joakim is such a big , tough looking guy, yet he's really such a friendly teddy bear, so smiley and freindly.
Ok, so Sabaton is ridiculously big in Poland because we love our history - and by "love" I mean "if you start making songs about it, we're gonna worship you and you're gonna get honorary citizenships" (I'm not kidding, it's on Sabaton's Wikia, under "40:1" song facts). And seeing them live in Poland? Especially at one of the largest music festivals in Europe, with the nicest, kindest crowd possible? It's magical.
But, speaking of magical and hometown advantage, you should check out "The Bard's Song & Valhalla" by Blind Guardian at Wacken 2016, it's going to blow your mind. One of the finest examples of why European festival crowds are amazing.
I just recently came across your content. Its amazing man. This song holds a special place in my heart when it comes to Sabaton, because it was the FIRST Sabaton song I ever ran across and I fell in love with Sabaton at that point. Been a fan since then, and its been YEARS now. Keep up the content man!
My family is half and half Polish/Prussian. So great grandparents were from Grudziancz and from Danzig. Now both in Poland
Regards from Poland !!!!
you should also really do the official music video for this along with the History Channel they did an amazing video for this song
Loved the Peter Stormare cameo in that video
Your sabaton reactions are always some of my favorites. Great music and a history lesson all in one.
You are awesome men! Was pleasure saw this video. God bless you
Song is about Warsaw Uprising that started on August 1st 1944 , the festival they performed this song was at 2nd-4th August 2012 , so it was few days after anniversary and have even bigger impact
Festival is now called POLandROCK Festival is free
there is a great queen crowd interaction from a greenday concert at hyde park... the fans sang bohemian rhapsody by themselves before the concert even started
gives me chills everytime i rewatch it
Sabaton don't normally get their reactions blocked. Par has even commented on and shared some of them. Although since this one was posted by Nuclear Blast it might be different.
4:40 in fact, the French drove a dozen or so kilometers deep into Germany without encountering any major resistance, then they withdrew, but not because of the strength of the German counterattack, they retreated, because the Maginot line guns that shielded them were sent for inspection. Germany threw all the power of the Wehrmacht on Poland, leaving the border with France practically unguarded because Adolf Hitler believed that France and England would leave Poland (like Czechoslovakia) to be "eaten" by Germany, unfortunately he was not mistaken. the war might have ended in 1939. Without over 70 million casualties ...
Great reaction. I love the historical details you sprinkle in.
Craziest crowd reaction, Rush in Brazil YYZ. The crowd sang to an instrumental song.
If you want a great crowd reaction, you should check out the bard song / Valhalla from blind guardians in Wacken open air. I hope you haven't seen it already.
Honestly, I'm shocked BG aren't more popular with reactors - between how large & varied their catalog is, Hansi's voice, and the insane control these guys have over crowds, I'd say they're as interesting as Nightwish or Sabaton (if not more).
And yes, I'm gonna have the Valhalla chant in my head for the rest of the day :D
It doesn't go away after just one day. I had that one stuck in my head for like a week the first time I heard it.
@@chrishageneder8473 oh, I know - I was at Wacken 2016. That chant was still ringing in my ears three days after coming back home!
Sabaton played in this festival one year. The next time they came back they were cult idols because a fan made a video for 40:1and it went viral in Poland. They didn't know anything about it and were totally surprised.
40:1 is Amazing from this same concert!
ur knowledge is impressive! greetings from Poland! :)
SABATON - Inmate 4859 - Heroes
Absolutely worth checking out, and also describes incredible bravery and courage!
Heads up. If you want a really crazy reaction. Sabaton - The attack of the dead men, live in Moscow.
Theres a very specific reason they get very very loud.. But I really don't wanna say more, cause I can't without spoiling. So You are just gonna have to trust me on that one. Again for the same reason, you will also "need" to do a second reaction to the studio version of it, or ppl might not get all of it ... Again. I don't wanna spoil, but trust me. It will be clear afterwards :)
Anyway, you will love it. The story behind the song is amazing, and scary at the same time. I'm sure you will get a kick out of it, if you don't know it all ready.
Keep up the good work!
There is a Sabaton song about the polish fighters in the battle of Britain that you talked about, its called Aces in Exile
so just a thing to add, its been 2 years since its been uploaded but still worth mentioning, the soviets were outside of Warsaw when the uprising occurred, but they stopped their advance and started planning for their invasion of Germany but in theory they could of helped the polish.
"I am a pole" -some fucking legend on ORP Piorun yolo'ing into Bismark
There isn't a single artist alive that doesn't fantasize about being Freddie on stage at Wimbly, holding the entire audience in his hand, with damn good reason. Freddie Mercury was a ABLOSUTE BEAST at leading a crowd, really haven't seen better in my 51 years.
This is Poland 😍👊
You touched upon it in your reaction, with the Allies that didn't came to help. It is true that the Western forces were "busy" in West Europe, but also south fighting their way through Italy, but the point remains the same. Another thing that line was about, was Russia, they were very close toward Warsaw but wasn't in a hurry to help the Poles. Short version, if the most "troublesome" Poles and the Nazis could kill each other it wouldn't be the worst thing that could happen for Stalin.
But Britain and France had a mutual defense treaty with Poland. And for 6 years Poles died at the hands of the Nazis waiting for that mutual aid.
Insane crowd 😮😮♥️👍
Respect and shills all over
Warszawa fight ✊
Livstid i krig. Live from Sweden is also awesome for it is in sweden ofcourse and singing in swedish! The crowd is awesome!
Hi m8
We will never surennder!!! Never give up !!!
God , Honour, Fatherland forever!!!!
Best wishes from Poland m8.
You can put it on there. The crowd was amazing at every song they played there
Great reaction,thanks man ! Greatings from Kraków/Poland :)
Respect. Greetings from Poland👍
Metallica in Moscow 91. That was a HUGE crowd
Horrible subtitles. At the very beginning "Warsaw Rise!!!!" was subtitled "Warsaw Stand Up!" lol Anyway great reaction. I think I actually like Uprising better than 40:1. They are both very good though.
*5 Seconds after I wrote that you mentioned it in the video. lol
Thanks for that!
probably auto generated subs lol
Google translate of -05 ☺☺🤣
funfact: Uprising at woodstock is great. But check out 40:1 At the same festival. THEN you can see a real wild polish crowd ;-)
The one that got to be the craziest crowd reaction as well as the largest crowd of any concert has to be AC/DC, Metallica, Pantera 1991 in Moscow. "Monsters of rock" Holy hell to many to count, estimates are in the numbers of 1,6 million people. No one has an exact number because the event was open for all...
Rather than Queen directly, you should see the video Green Day posted of the crowd singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody playing on the speakers before they took the stage.
Since this is from Woodstock Poland i would love to see you reacting to Nine Treasures - Black Heart - Live at Woodstock 2017. They are a Mongolian Folk Metal band.
303 squadron, one of the most decorated units in the RAF at that time, if not the most decorated
You might want to take a look at "En Livstid I Krig (Live - The Great Tour - Gothenburg)" if you like Sabaton. It's about the most powerful performance they have done.
I do love the Woodstock Poland set and will always come back, but got to admit their great tour was on another level
Dziękuję 👏👍
Fighter pilots in exile fly over foreign land
Let their story be heard, tell of 303rd
Fighter pilots from Poland in the battle of Britain
Guarding the skies of the isle
"Aces in Exile"
Greating from Poland
A good day for you from germany.
At this point in the war, Russia was part of the allies. Poland new that Russian army was getting close to Warsaw while fighting the Germans, the Polish people in Warsaw coordinated the attack so disrupt the German army to help the Russians, who were legit on the other side of the river, help liberate Warsaw from the Germans. The Russians instead stopped and waited for the Germans to crush the Polish resistance so they could take Warsaw for themselves.
That’s why the lyrics “The allies that never came” Fhe Russians just never came to help
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Sabaton has one another song about polish resistance .Maybe you can check 40 :1 out
ALE ROZUMIEJA CO SIE DZIEJE I DLACZEGO!!!!! !!!! OTO PIEKNIE TRZA SIE PRZYGOTOWAC NA NOWY CYRK!!!
You need to listen to 40:1 live at woodstock
Theres a great moment during that song.
check out more tracks from this show, they're all awesome.
Good point about home crowd. If you want one to 'qualify' then react to Sabaton 'ghost division' live performance in front of the same crowd - the song is about Rommel's Panzer division
Lol when I first saw this pop up I thought this channel was produced from an area I come from in the northern Sweden ie Skule national park 😂 Rock on 🤘🏻
Woodstock is one of the most awesome festival in the world..and over 600k was there in that public..and that was only for sabaton..are nothing you can compare with ,in Moscow it was even more
More Sabaton reactions plz and fast
Soon out of new OSN Sabaton reactions :-) Good job tributes from Sweden
Aces in exile Sabaton
for crowd reaction - METALLICA - ENTER SANDMAN IN MOSCOW 1991
true but..... there are so many you cant get like "reaction" like the other ones
My great grand mother survived the occupation but her first family didn't. She resettled in America with a large number of polish refugees in Michigan and lived to be 98. I'd love to visit the place where my family came from but I'm unsure how welcoming they are to Americans.
No worries. You're also Polish, maybe partly, but still :) On the other hand Poles may seem to be serious and wary of strangers, our history taught us to behave this way, but in general it's safe and welcoming country. What part of Poland your great grant mother was?
@@nereida1641 i don't remember. She didn't talk about her old life much. I do remember her old sir name was Wocheski before she remarried but for all I know that could be the polish last name equivelant of "Smith".
Smith, so it may be Kowalski. It's the most popular Polish last name. And the word smith means kowal (a craftsperson).
Welcome to Woodstock festival 🤘
If you want another story of Polish accomplishments during WWII, read up on the Enigma machine (a German machine for encrypting messages) and the allied efforts to break it (i.e read the secret messages). Polish mathematicians were key to that effort, and a group of cryptanalysts were actually rescued from Poland by the Brits in the beginning of the war.
Hah, you just listed pretty many Sabaton song themes there :D
D-Day: Primo Victoria (live at woodstock 2012)
Polish pilots: Aces in Exile
Last dying breath by debating live in Serbia. Another hometown/country song
Cheers mate! Hope you can do a reaction on "The unconquered". All the best from Poland!
Fun fact: The French actually invaded Germany first during WW2, back in 1939. It's called the Saar Offensive and they got pretty far but the whole invasion was stopped as the French feared retaliation. They could have prevented the deadliest war in history but they turned around because they were afraid that the 10% (they didn't know it was such a small amount) of the Luftwaffe that wasn't in Poland were going to bomb their cities.
Today's name of that festival is not Przystanek Woodstock anymore. Now it's Pol'and'Rock Festival.
Należy naprostować historię. Polska z Anglią i Francją miała traktat na mocy którego w razie ataku III Rzeszy na Polskę Francją uderza od zachodu Polska od wschodu Anglią bombarduje Berlin. Niestety oba te państwa przyjęły formę wojny na siedząco i jedyne co zrobiły to wypowiedziały wojnę Niemcom.
you should also really do the SABATON - Livgardet
One thing you failed to mention was that they lost count at 550k people that watched Sabaton as it was an open gate there was possibly closer to 700k in there and they go nuts in every song not just this one so i would say they take the 1st place .
Have you done En Livstid i Krig? If not and you will have English subtitles on and tissues ready. It will appeal to you being a veteran. Thanks for your service and keep up the great work brother!
If possible watch the official music video for this song. Definitely worth checking out!
Queen at Live Aid in 1986
An interesting fact about the colors of the Polish flag: it is said that a Pole will sooner dye a white flag with his own blood than give up ❤
This guys opinion on what happened to Poland in it's entire history is the epitome of layman's speak. ww2 didn't end in Poland until the 80's.
I feel like the subtitles might be a polish translation of the lyrics translated back to english?
Heya! Great reaction! If you want to react to less known Sabaton songs, there are a few: Purple Heart, Hammer has Fallen and Unbreakable \m/
youtube just translated the polish subtitles from their video to english thats why tey are messed up
Rilly, man, it was enough for our allies, France and England, to attack Germany and the war is over because we, Poles, were able to fight the Germans a few weeks before Rozjanie entered from the east. The truth is that the English and French chickened out and preferred to dig in their bunkers instead of fighting, and we Poles will never forget that. Hitlre knew that he had to attack Poland first, because in our country everyone would take up arms and fight, and you would wait for whatever. At least we know from these experiences with whom not to make alliances for the future, because England and France are ordinary cowards who do not fulfill their alliance obligations. Sory for my anglish.
Old dziękuję za twoją ocenę ... nie czujesz tej atmosfery ... spadaj :)
have a look a sabaton new single pls
last 70 years?
Try 250years...
Poland got into trouble in 1772, disapeared from maps in 1795. Since that time Poland had 19 years of peace until 1989. Poland is truly free for 33 years...
Nice reaction as always. Sabaton reactions are seldom blocked(IF it isnt from Wacken) .. Reason for that is than Sabaton actually like ppl talk about their music. 🤟🤟🇸🇪🇸🇪🤟🤟
Btw.. Crowd is over 500.000 strong
Between a rock and a hard place....
Poland had no resistance movement in these days, that was an underground state. Not comparable to french riot groups.
Pozdrawiam z Polski :) 💪🇵🇱
Sabaton - Livgardet (New song)
Polish soldiers who escaped after holding off Blitz for three days, went to Britain and France, Italy, Africa to fight along side their Allies, US, Britain, France, Russia, Canada, Australia etc, all against the Nazi's. Victory parade in Britain invited countries who had not even fought in the war, BUT they didn't invite Polish troops. You can't even make this stuff up. I am embarrassed to learn of what my country did.
Funny thing actually was that France and England had superior vehicles and even troops, the main deciding factors were the clear lack of communication where more old fashioned commanders treated tanks like infantry or cavalry and sent them in waves, lack of unit cohesion between the tanks and infantry where tanks will provide fire support and protection whilst the infantry provides a screen around the tanks and hunt down enemy infantry, whilst Stuka five bombers provided accurate artillery and fire support, Erwin Rommel who basically fucked up the entire French command chain believing that Rommel was actually French 😂🤣😂 and for the most parts simply let Rommel through all the while creating massive amounts of chaos and destruction lading the allies to believe that they’ve been out flanked or out numbered and even led to friendly fire between the British and French forces. Meanwhile the Arden’s Forrest which was once deemed impassable was now passable and the massive French magenoe line didn’t give France full protection and the Germans simply went around it via Belgium. (Since building massive fortifications near an allied country might lead to miss understandings/ imagine if Canada started building a massive wall along the border as well as building nuclear silos ten miles behind Theo US/ Canadian border only saying that it’s to prevent Mexico, it’s kinda like that) and so he French never built the line down to the coast and being completely encircled where your main guns are stuck pointed forwards whilst the enemy is behind you yeeehhhh 😂🤣😂( imagine if you only wore body armor on your front and not your back, it’s kind of the same thing)
Now with the mageno line being destroyed and the French army in complete disarray, the Germans spearheaded through Belgium right in the middle and managed to cut of 60% of Britain’s entire army at the coast of Dunkirk (leaving everything ie rifles, ammunition, tanks, artillery, trucks, anything an army had or needs I can guarantee that the British left hat behind, leaving the British army with no guns, imagine if the entire US army and even civilians lost their rifles and any other military equipment during a massive war with an imminent invasion to boot. And that’s how Europe was lost, the rest of the French army was over run or out maneuvered and being war weary the French simply gave up, imagine having say 9/11 every minute after having a massive recession ant that’s the mind set at the time, or how about another invasion of Iraq and deal with the taliban all over again
The allies had plenty of chance to send aid to Poland but they decided that they "weren't going to waste men and resources" and instead fortify their defenses for what they thought was going to be another static trench war
If you like this you should look up Irena Sendler, she saved 2500 Jewish Kids from the Warsaw ghetto during this time