@@0D_D0 of course it's oversimplified. How do you expect to fit an in-depth historical analysis into a less than 3min video about beauty and fashion? Considering the usual '100 years of ~' videos, this one a) includes much more context even with the simplifications b) is a truly beautifully done version of this format.
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY I am really sorry if you were a victim of racism in Poland but please don’t say that everyone is like that here because it’s not true and you offend many good people. There will be racists in every country. I think racism is horrible and I’m not gonna defend it but for some Poles racism can be the result of those terrible things that we went through in our history. God bless you.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Okay, I get it, your friend was beaten, by some people there. There was black and gay people murder in USA, there was a lot of kids killed in school but am I going to films that are from this country and saying that to everyone? Am I spreading spreading hate and intolerance like u? No! Keep your opinion to yourself, you are being intolerant and you are stigmatizing people! I get it, u read in Wikipedia that there's a lot of racist people in Poland but u are telling everyone that ALL polish people are racist. It's not true! Have u even check where this informations came from, from which year? Tbh I'm not fan of Poland or anything but I have respect for all people unlike you. If u are talking about being tolerant and respect at least have some of that too.
When I visited Poland I was shocked about how much dark history they have there. They don’t hide away from it. There are buildings that the Nazis built, places the communists ruled from, centuries of oppression. And between that? Beautiful folklore, traditions and respect for eachother.
@@mazzystariover a chociazby fortyfikacje i bunkier Hitlera w Wilczym Szancu obok Kętrzyna? miejsce na Mazurach z ktorego Hitler dowodzil podczas ataku na ZSRR, wciaz jest to obiekt do zwiedzania dla turystow
I am from Poland, but i need to write this in English, so sorry for any mistakes. I literally wanna cry because of comments. You guys are really sweet, kind and empathic, so it is really beautiful. I want to hug you all for this. Kochamy was!
You can't know how inspired by Poland the rest of Christendom is. When the Iron Curtain fell, Poland disappeared. We forgot you. Yes, we forgot Poland. Poland was overshadowed by other victims who kept complaining, year after year, despite living in freedom. No one spoke of Poland, despite Poland having sustained such high losses, and having survived far worse conditions. But the past five or ten years, the rest of the world has been watching Poland with amazement. Such courage in the face of very strong enemies -- I'm speaking of enemies who are destroying other countries now. We look at Polish people who remained in Poland as examples of how to unite as a people, and stand against the enemy, a united front. Such unity is what brings tears to the eyes of those of us whose countries are now being destroyed by the same enemies that Poland stands against. You are a nation of tough, courageous bastards -- an inspiration to us all.
This is by far the best 100 years of fashion I have ever seen. All others show the happy, perfect, idolized versions of the countries history, but you tell it exactly how it was. The struggle and horror of what history is. I would love to see more of these. Especially the facts were amazing. Please do Ireland. It also has endured many tough times over the years. Much love to you ❤❤
I agree wholeheartedly, the best 100 years video I've ever seen. How fashion isn't just about vanity, it's about reflecting the culture of the time. When 1930 looked up at the plane sound my heart froze and the Jewish 1940s absolutely broke my heart. Karolina is a great actress or maybe she's reincarnated? Each decade was both simple and amazing at the same time. Ireland would be awesome.
To be honest, when I saw the girl look up in the sky and hear the planes I just paused it there.. and I watched it about 10 minutes later, when I was ready. You are doing a really good job and you're very pretty. Long live historians.
That's was pretty hard as well. Seeing someone "react" as if it was actually happening in that very moment spoke volumes about the real horror those people faced. No matter how much movies or TV shows try to water it down or romanticize it, war is never fun, it is never nice, and it is rarely justified. I can't imagine the feeling of fear and helplessness of having been alive to see your country become a free and independent nation.....only to have the worst evil in recorded human history invade and threaten the very freedom they won only a few decades before.
When I heard the sound of propellers flying overhead and the 1930's actress looked up, we all knew what was going to happen... And I recall my late grandmother's story of war time Malaya (now Malaysia) in 1941 when it was occupied by the Japanese army. Executions by shooting in a large open field near where they once lived, the rationing of goods and tight curfew, they even had to grow their own food in order to survive. War is never a beautiful thing.
I'm polish and I knew this happened but this hit me hard, even though I was born and being raised in America. I am proud that I am polish and I hate that the American school system doesn't teach about history like this. Thank God that we have Polish schools here in America. I bardzo dziękuje że zrobiłaś to wideo. Pozdrawiam z Ameryki 👋
I went to Polish school in America too but it's not true that they don't teach about Poland's history in American schools. I remember when my teacher mentioned Germany's and the Soviet Union's invasion of Poland, everyone in class turned and looked at me.
@@juliaj7939 yes. I learned about the communist invasion and nazi invasion in world history. Literally just this semester. It’s people who don’t pay attention in class who are like “I didn’t learn this.” The school systems have all the content it’s just the lazy students who don’t have enough motivation. Edit: I go to public school in America
when i started getting into vintage fashion, one day my mum called me and said she's got an authentic dress sewn in the 50s from my great-gran. My first thought was all the puffy petticoats, plenty of skirt... First, I was disappointed. It was washed, fabric was very thin with orange and white geometric flowers, it had huge ugly metal zip in the back, it was short, plain, very modest. Then I realised that in 50s my gran wasn't Marilyn Monroe. She just came back from Siberia, where she watched her parents and siblings starve to death, she managed to get a factory job and a sewing course and she had two children when shops were empty. Dzięki Karolina za ten film, dziękuję że pamiętasz o wszystkich naszych prababciach, które nie zastanawiały się jak przekonać męża, żeby kupił nową suknię wieczorową, tylko jak ugotować obiad dla 5 osób z kubka kaszy.
@@CutieRingoJoy "thanks Karolina for this film, that you remember about every of our great-grandmas, who did not wonder how to persuade their husbands for buying expensive evening dresses, but how to cook a dinner for five people from a cup of groats."
@@CutieRingoJoy basically when women in for example US dreamed for fashionable expensive stuff, women in Poland and other eastern block countries dreamed for good food.
I am from South Korea, and the fact that our histories from both countries are so surprisingly similar means so much to me. Both South Korea and Poland were literally destroyed during the WW2 (Poland by the Nazis, Korea by the Japanese Colonial period) , and during the 1980s both nation struggled and fought agaist the government and its system for freedom and respect. Also the geological similarities between Korean peninsula and Poland (i.e. they are surrounded by both sea and land and are neighbouring a lot of other countries so it’s advantageous when considering trade, this is why both countries were attacked so much throughout the time) gets me to consider and love Poland as a close friend of my country. Our countries both have a prosperous, beautiful but also a sad history. Thank you so much for making this video, it meant a lot to me and gave me a chance to know more about Poland. Love from South Korea🇰🇷🇵🇱
@@anirose6807 My point, young lady, is that my grandfather was fighting with Germans. He didn't even know much about nazi party in Germany and nazis in general. During, what you named, "this period', my grandparents were displaced by Germans to the labour camp in Germany, not by any nazis in 'naziland'. If, by any chance, you are German, maybe you should know more about your grandparents. Bad nazis didn"t disapeare in 1945.
"After the communism falls, Poles can finally freely access foreign goods" - that reminds me when my dad told me when he first time drinked Pepsi as an adult man and got and got his first brainfreeze
My mom also told me about the fall of the communism in Romania and how she cried like a baby in front of a Coca-Cola my grandfather gave to her, although she was a teenager at that time.
I'm Jewish and much of my family came from Poland, and honestly, I think you did a beautiful job with this video. Thank you for remembering Polish Jews and our struggles, and honoring our history together. Never again! Dziękuję i mam nadzieję, że wszyscy będziemy mogli żyć razem w pokoju w przyszłości. miłość do Polski i przepraszam za mój biedny polski!
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY I do not hate coloreds. I just do not like stupid people. And you are stupid. If I have a problem with a colored it is because ones inteligence not pigmentation.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Yea, yea. Because he was half blac. If thisw is true 99.999% he did something stupid and got what he deseved and now runing around calling everyone racicts. Western Europe is in ANTIRACIST HISTERIA. If he was pure arian German would it be ok for him to got beat up in Poland? There wold have been no RACE issue? And btw Imazighen are white with majority blue eyes. And you are oikophobe. If someone tels you something because you scewd up it is the easiest way to say OH HE IS RACIST BECAUSE IM AM A COLORED FROM AFRICA! And is this racist(?): ua-cam.com/video/eHW2eWGqfTw/v-deo.html
Weronika Koleńska ta osoba pod prawie kazdym komentarzem pisze ze jestesmy rasistami i zadne proby przetłumaczenia zeby zaprzestała generalizacji nic nie dadza ;) najlepiej zgłaszać komentarz
Hi, I'm Jewish girl from Ukraine, and I was in awe from your video. I literally cried. My country, my people suffered as much as your, so I can understand what you feel. And I'm glad that now both of our countries, whom once were mortal enemies, after centuries of pain and blood finally got back their freedom and can be friendly neighbors. Thank you for your hard work, I wish you all good, dearest Carolina.
semen stains the mountain tops erm. btw while u wasted ur time writing that i got a new car :DDD ans the guy who gave it to me did it for free :DD if ur car is missing come to kraków and it will welcome you :D
@Presad Macaronski weeeell we did kind of mess Lithuania up and force it into a union and forcefully converted it into Catholicism. Not to mention at the end of said union Lithuania literally ceased to exist and stayed that way up until 1918, a whopping four centuries. It also proclaimed independence on a very laughably small area compared to what they had before the unions. But I can't think of anything aside from that!
@@ewabiernat5337 At least we didn't murder millions of innocent people. If Poles did kill people, it was for revenge or someone did force us to do it. There is no nation without any sins.
@@koulematon7359 I never said Poland killed millions. I replied to the guy who said we never did any wrong. We did. As a nation, ignoring our own sins is incredibly dangerous and leads to nasty things like fanatical nationalism and chauvinism. Don't take my words out of context.
@@ewabiernat5337 I did want to give you a scale, that this wasn't such a big sin. How can this be compared to what the people of Belgium, Germans, Spains, Russians, etc. did? Btw. Lithuania didn't lose anything. Today, the people of Belarus have the same ancestors with the people of Lithuania. They were a little bit mized in medieval times, i am not great historician so here ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litvin ) you can read about it. Poles offered them an union, and they did just convert to catholic religion, etc. It's not anyone's fault that the union failed, it's history.
I love how each decade played into the next. As another person commented, as well, the 1930s actress hearing the planes, looking up, the smile creeping into sudden uncertain terror & fear! Then the Jew...so accurate! Referenced pictures depicted the hair and jacket. How'd you get the armband? Why are you not in Hollywood correcting their wrongs? You need to boom with praise and be successful and everyone will know your name. I love history and I was a tour guide in a Holocaust Museum. You're amazing. Please don't stop. Don't lose faith. Teach this dying culture of yoga pants at the supermarket. And you're gorgeous. Just... stay you!
These videos are my favorite on youtube but I think this one is probably my favorite out of all of them?! I love your approach on it, I love that you incorporated actual historical facts into it and combined it with accurate fashion (absolutely BEAUTIFUL pieces by the way). The music, the acting, the sound effects. GREAT JOB!!
My family is made up of polish and Russian Jews. I really appreciated that you did not talk about the fashion, but about the history, and that you weren’t shy about mentioning the holocaust. I think I’m going to show this to an old Polish woman I‘m friends with who survived the Holocaust. She was a young adult when in the concentration camps, and after she was freed, she decided to not miss out on anything else in life. She got a scholarship for a really good university, learned English and German, and pretty much turned into a fashionable young woman who was educated and fairly wealthy. She moved to America with her husband in the late 1950s (and she managed to get free tickets, too), where unfortunately she was underestimated. Instead of getting a job that involved typing, which she was very good at, the organizations in the U.S gave her a job sewing buttons at a factory. They assumed that she spoke no English and wasn’t educated. It took her two years to get out of the factory job and find a better job. She spent much of her time traveling the world with her husband because they wanted to see everything. Today, her house is filled with mementos from all over the world. I think she’ll really enjoy this video, since she was and still is very interested in fashion and history.
I'm Swedish and find myself much too frequently forgetting how recently other European countries have gone through major struggles and even revolutions. Never take what you have for granted!
I didn't even recognise that, wow. The Polish must have been so happy that their country and culture finally got recognised, only for ww2 to destroy it all again. It's so sad.
All Eastern Europe was affected like it. Westerners hate us to come to work menial jobs but the reality is that after the collapse of USSR, the people had no idea how to think for themselves as almost all intelligent, property owning people were killed or banished to Siberia and the population (proletariat) was being brainwashed for decades to follow unquestionably the authorities which, as might shock you, lived very lavishly while the rest starved. Space and arm race was the reason for huge famine in some Eastern Europe, namely Ukraine, there are interesting videos addressing this problem, though i warn you, it's not for the faint of the heart. in 1990s after the fall of the iron curtain, people were left with ruins of the old system and no clear plan (as nearly nobody had education or any idea) how to manage the country on their own, we tried, we failed, we keep on trying. Yes, there are lots of corrupt, thieving, drug using alcoholics among my people, i don't deny it but I can understand how poverty affects people, some just give up.
@Rudolf Brzęczyszczykiewicz In fact, our commonwealth was the most civilised in Europe, until the partition. Still we fought and shed blood for independance to our people and our nation no matter how long it took. Even receiving help from Napoleon Bonaparte, the best general in history!
This is truly an amazing video. I'm a Polish girl living in England and i can say from my experiences that schools do not teach enough about our history and there aren't many sources that are accurate nowadays. I'm very happy to see that there is finally a Polish influencer on UA-cam becoming very popular. I'm proud that you're sharing our history with the world. Thank you, Kasia
Same for France. I even remember my hustory teacher saying campswere in Poland. They were in the nazi empire, let's get things right. According to the history books here, Poles just stood by, watching others getting slaughtered in camps and helping nazis. 😧
Właśnie tego typu projekty powinna wspierać i promować Polska Fundacja Narodowa. Oryginalne, wzruszające i bardzo ciekawe wideo ukazujące historię Polski w zupełnie inny sposób niż do tego jesteśmy przyzwyczajeni! Miło też to widzieć przez pryzmat kobiecy. Oby więcej takich materiałów!
Hmm, ale po coz czekac na PFN, zeby wyciagnelo kase z Ministerstw, zeby okradlo Polakow, kiedy przeciez mozna z WLASNEJ kieszeni wyciagnac pieniadze i wesprzec projekt, ktory sie uwaza za sluszny. Zamiast czekac na innych, najlepiej zaczac dzialac samemu.
Maciej Pilichowski Skoro są pieniądze oraz osoby który są zatrudnione tylko i wyłącznie po to żeby promować Polskę, dlaczego ten obowiązek ma ciągle przechodzić na polskich obywateli? Oczywiście, zgadzam się że każdy z nas powinien robić swoje, nie mniej nie widzę dlaczego osoby które są aktywne i coś robią dobrego i pozytywnego dla Polski oraz jej wizerunku, nie powinny otrzymywać wsparcia od fundacji powołanych w podobnym celu. P.S: Braku działalności akurat mi nie można zarzucić. Zresztą nawet Karolinie zaproponowałem konkretną pomoc w poprawianiu lub sprawdzaniu napisów.
Te fundacje zeruja na okradaniu Polakow. Kiedy bedzie Pan nastepnym razem np. w sklepie, prosze sie rozejrzec, popatrzec na emerytow i dopisac ciag dalszy do swojego apelu "o, wlasnie tych ludzi PFN via rzad, powinno okrasc". Jesli Pana sumienie nie ma nic przeciwko, coz... Rzecz w tym, ze Panu sie ten film podoba i uwaza go za godny wsparcia, wiec czemu to inni maja go wspierac? Jesli Pan lubi zupe pomidorowa, to czy to oznacza, ze inni ja maja jesc?
Po pierwsze to nikt nie daje kasy, tylko kase sie zabiera. Ale nie widze powodu dlaczego to najbotatszych nalezy okrasc z pieniedzy (pomijam juz syndrom cwaniaka-zlodzieja). Po trzecie PFN via rzad okrada wszystkich jak leci, a co ironiczne (w swietle podobnych do Pana opinii, ze okradac nalezy bogatych) w najwiekszym stopniu okradaniu sa osoby niezamozne, bo nie maja prawnikow i ksiegowych, ktore im doradza jak uniknac kradziezy, bo cala swoja pensje przeznaczaja na konsumpcje, z ktorej rzady ciagna swoja dole. Chciwosc nie po raz pierwszy w ogolnym rozrachunku sie nie oplaca. Summa summarum -- DAWAC kase powinny osoby, ktorym wideo sie podoba i ktore CHCA dac kase. Proste, uczciwe i skuteczne.
Man I had no idea Poland went through so much. I mean I knew about ww2 and that Poland was Russian Territory pre ww1, but dang. Really changed my perspective on history.
So sadly to watch such harsh moment in the Polish history. Greeting and love from Russia. I'm sorry for all troubles and disasters in Polish history and I hope we all will forget about the senseless common hurt, will learn by our history and live I peace forever. Thank you for such wonderful video 🇷🇺🇵🇱❤️
I went to Poland last year, it's a really beautiful country with so much to give. It's sad knowing what it went through. Love from Italy Edit: When I visited Poland I stayed in the middle of nowhere, stayed in cities for a couple of days and never talked to any locals, so I can't talk about the people themselves. (Also, consider I'm white and cis, not a target to any discrimination) Only later I learned about Poland's discrimination and racism, mostly because of the recent news. Of course I don't love THAT part of it (who the hell loves injustice), I liked the culture, the landscapes and the intricate history. I'm sorry to discover about this only now, and it honestly fucking sucks don't get me started. Love to all LGBTQ people there and everyone who is getting touched by this.
Hi, thank you so much for your kind words! I've been to Italy, it's a beautiful country, I love all people I got to meet there, there's nothing I can dislike about it. Sending love and all the best wishes :))
I've always had some sort of intense fascination/obsession with Poland. I mean, none of my family is Polish, I've never been, I don't know any Poles... And yet, for some reason, Poland has always been the place I would go when I finally visit Europe. I'd love to live there! I love the language and the culture and the history... Kocham Polskę!
I had that with Scotland. I moved here many years ago I remember the plane nearing the airport and me feeling for the first time in my life that I arrived home. I didnt stay that time but returned few months later and never left. I was not born here but love it more than Poland. Arguably both ve surprisingly a lot in common.
In Poland as in all democratic countries people chose politicians so probably you wouldn't want to live among most of Polish people, and that is your free choice :) There are places I wouldn't want to live at either :)
because there is saddnes inside. since first partition of poland people here suffered. it leaves scars on the soul in every generation. and its not a thing for all slavic people. its for all innocent people who have experienced hell
i'm in tears. i'm a polish jew and i'm so, so grateful for that gesture in the video. the video as a whole made me cry as i love poland so much, and through such a short video you included so much about it.
How come you haven't heard of WWII? Anyway, let's go back. The name Poland was derived from the most powerful of the tribes in that region in 10th century - Polans. From 966 it has been a kingdom until the Partitions of Poland happened. After that Poland was off the map for 123 years, regained its independence in 1917 and right away had to fight battles for it to keep it. Then, just 22 years later was attacked by Germany and only 17 days later by Russia from the opposite side. Poland didn't surrender and did what it could to resist both. However being outnumbered on a mostly flat land doesn't give you much chances against 2 giant empires. Britain and France both broke their promises and didn't come with any help. Later on during the WWII Polish pilots defended London in a Battle of Britain. After the war British Government demanded Poles to pay 107 650 000 pounds for using their planes, fuel, airstrips, food, accommodation, equipment and ammunition. It was paid with the gold that Poland had stored in Canada in 1939.
@@NostalgiCrazy I have learned a lot of history on my own. The school barely thought me anything from the last century which is probably the most interesting part as it influences today the most.
This made me quite emotional. And it made me realize how lucky I am. I am French but my great grandfather on my father's side was Polish. And Jew. He moved to France in the late 1920s and completely left his family behind (I think they weren't in good terms). We don't know anything about our possible Polish relatives but my grandfather used to say that they were all probably deported during the war... Thank you for this video.
France is the ungrateful love of Poles. Poland fought for France. France showed arrogance to the Poles. In the Polish hymn, we remember Napoleon Bonaparte because we love the emperor. We gave France the longest reigning and well-educated queen Maria Leszczyńska.
The 30s and 70s were terrifying. First, when she looks happy, cheerful and suddenly when her smile fades and all you see is her getting more and more tense. The second one- damn that escalated quickly.
it's interesting to me, that we don't learn much about Poland's history, only what happened during the wars... and the saying goes: "Pole and Hungarian, two good friends", yet we don't know anything about Poland and Polish people... so, yes, a very warm hello from Hungary! :D
@@Maxtk the government and the people are different. In fact Hungarians opened secret schools for poles, when Hungarian soldiers were told to shoot any pole they see cross the border the turned their backs to it so they couldn't see them cross. And when communism came around they were all in the same boat. Hungarians were also a large chunk of holocaust victims. Hungary was and still is NOT it's government just take one look at 1956 or the house of terror.
@@Maxtk Shut the fuck up idiot if you know nothing about Hungarian Polish relations - they were just more intelligent then us thanks to that they wasn't be slaughtered by germans like us.
@@joew9690 cursing in a UA-cam comment automatically discredits your words. And if we allied with Germany, we would have ended up getting destroyed by the USSR even more.
There is literally no fashion happening after the 20s-30s. It's logical for the communist era but popular Polish fashion was VERY different in the 90s-2010s.
That's not true. Don't know if you have any old family photos like 1960-1980. When I look at my family (including their friends, "common" parties or "fajfy" (as my grandma called them)) I can tell when they were taken. All of the photographed ppl looked almost the same way in the time of taking them, but this "the same" was different for '60, '70, '80. The "split" of the fashion appears in early-mid 90 and continues up today (or that's because I was birn late '80).
100 years of beauty is supposed to be about beauty trends, not about "the common party". That's why cut (the channel that started this series) incorporates political statements of each decade into the fashion/make up/hair trends instead of only looking at the historical aspect and just picking a random look that fits the common mass like this person does. She's misinterpreting the purpose of these original videos.
hi from czech republic . I'm so happy, that someone did video about fashion in past few decades in central europe . I think, that everybody does this videos about fashion in the USA and these videos are beautiful, but I always wanted someone to do this type of videos about czech/ slovakian/ poland fashion. And you did it so well! We didn't have so much choices after WWII. like in western countries and you showed it perfectly. Love your videos ♥
It's so sad Polish people had to struggle from oppression for so long when their country was't even existing. You have such a great history. Greeting from Russia!
I'm not going to lie, this nearly brought me to tears. Even though I'm Brazilian, my grandmother's Polish and seeing a part of the history of one of the countries my family members came from is really important to me. That was such a well-done video! You should do more of those...
I got very emotional. Poland is a country i respect and with whose people i made some of my best memories with. A salute and a wish for a better future from Romania!
Greetings from Latvia. Thank you for this video. The 1930s bit made me cry. She looked so happy... Independence, national awakening, flourishing culture, it must have a been a very optimistic time. Only for it all to brutally end in 1939.
This was fantastic! I'm American and I love learning more about other cultures...but I'll admit I've never really dug into Poland or Polish history, but now I want to! Thank you!
Wow. Just wow... So beautiful. And your acting, girl!!! 1918 made me so happy, 1930's looking up at the plane made me worried, 1940's and 50's was really heartbreaking, and I seriously jumped at 1970. It totally startled me. Poland has been through a lot of crap, clearly.
"Odzyska ziemię dziadów wnuk" (The grandson will regain his forefathers' land) -Maria Konopnicka, author of "Rota", a popular Polish patriotic song / battle cry
Thing i love about polish is all of these make sense: Odzyska ziemie dziadkow wnuk Ziemie odzyska dziadkow wnuk Odzyska zieme wnuk dziadkow Ziemie odzyska wnuk dziadkow Odzyska dziadkow wnuk ziemie Odzyska dziadkow zieme wnuk Ziemie dziadkow wnuk odzyska Ziemie dziadkow odzyska wnuk Ziemie odzyska wnuk dziadkow Ziemie odzyska dziadkow wnuk Dziadkow wnuk odzyska ziemie Dziadkow wnuk ziemie odzyska Dziadkow ziemie odzyska wnuk Dziadkow ziemie wnuk odzyska Wnuk dziadkow ziemie odzyska Wnuk dziadkow odzyska zieme Wnuk ziemie dziadkow odzyska Wnuk ziemie odzyska dziadkow Wnuk odzyska dziadkow ziemie Wnuk odzyska ziemie dziadkow Probably more combinations Man word order is... Very flexible tosay the least Dziadkow odzyska wnuk ziemie doesnt really make sense but in theory... Maaaybe
@Alexander Fomin yeah there are maybe 5 that people would regularly use. The original isnt one of them funnily enough. Question for russian, do you skip pronouns often? In polish, we dont say 'i go/do/eat' but rather just 'go/do/eat' or rarely 'go i' (but not do/eat i). The verb has the correct conjugation for the pronoun so its not necessary to include it. Actually it sounds weird to include it unless you are stressing that i (not someone else) am eating or i eat (not another verb). I imagine its similar in czech/slovak as the languages are similar (ive been able to talk with czech people without major issues). How does it work in russian, im curious?
THIS IS SO GOOD. I teared up a bit. And it was fascinating to get a little bit of history through the different eras you portrayed. I don't know much about Poland, so this definitely piqued my interest to maybe learn more!
Poland is a Phoenix. The resilience of Polish people is outstanding. My husband is the first generation of Polish born in Canada and the stories that Babcia (grandma) tells us are so fucking tough. All my love to Polish 💕we Mexicans have a lot in common , including our love for beer! 🍻
Isn't that the truth. My Babcia came to Canada back in 1929, so she managed to escape the horrors of WWII in Poland. I have visited my family who still there various times and they are such a kind and genuine people. However, I can TELL that the older generations had it rough. They don't smile in pictures (even though they are laughing and happy moments before they are taken). And I can just tell by their mannerisms that they have had it rough. Some, not able to speak English manage to communicate with me as best they can. The most hilarious was my cousins wife, in their little village; I made a remark about "accidentally" going to Russia and upon hearing Russia - she turned her face to the sky, made a fist, and with disdain cursed the word "RUSSSSSIAAAA"
A reminder that most women didn’t have time to keep up with fashion trends. Fashion was always something that divided people into poor and wealthy. This was very informative and realistic
Everything here seemed fashionable and elegant, are you quite alright. You yourself no nothing of these decades, yet your so sure that this is a representation that you can agree with...without knowing literally anything on the era.
What a beautiful video and what a beautiful woman! As a russian I feel very guilty for all the time we had invade/other bad things Poland. I wish we had friendship, not enmity in history and now. Love from Russia! (sorry for my bad English)
Believe me most Poles deep in their hearts look at Russians today as our own blood. We are Slavic brothers and sisters. Forget past rivalries, and focus on fortifying our family bonds, especially considering what's going on in crumbling western Europe, our cohesion is paramount) Pozdrawiam
your english is fine, believe me. I'm a white South-African American(European colonists are my ancestors) and i totally agree with the comments section.
I'm a Slavic, Russian, Baltic, Polish, Jewish mix. I actually took a DNA test and it was all as I expected. Our boarders in Eastern Europe changed so much over the decades and centuries. We're all more similar than we are different.
This actually gave me goosebumps and made me cry. I am from Germany and I don't have much more than this video as a glimpse on Polish history, so I am far from grasping the hardships people had during the terrible decades. But this actually inspired me to change that, and I want to thank you for that and this beautiful piece of art you created.
Metavoid She said she doesn't know anything about Poland. Of course in Germany we know about our country's history, specifically the Nazi era is a main focus of education starting as early as the first years of elementary school. I remember I was 7 or 8 when I first learned about it and I'm 99.9% sure she knows very well.
@Christine Taggart Poland is a thief and has blood on their hands? Ok. Lemme give you A few examples. Katyń Wołyń Charków Miednoje. Now give me proof if Poland is a thief and has blood on their hands.
I cried while watching this because history of Poland is similar to history of Latvia. I can be only thankful that I'm living in free country and at peaceful time.
History of Poland and history of much Europe at XX century is sadly very similar... Just when women started to get higher education without having to dress as males, fascim run rampant. And that not only destroyed the aspirations of those women, but culture as well, since the regimens killed millions of people by force or by incarceration, or by hunger. Terror was still present in the eyes of those who lived at those times... you could see it, and feel il like an echo resonating inside yourself... The silent anger or resignation lingered, and I think is still present at the core of the European idiosincrasy, and that's why we let governments do whatever they please with us...
Im from Poland, and i just wanna say, that i want to give all my blessings to those who had to live through the hard times kocham wszystkich, miejcie dobry dzien!
My grandmother and great-aunts studied at Warsaw University. My grandmother, the eldest, graduated in 1918, taking her final exams first in Russian, and the again in Polish after independence. I have photos of her and family dressed in those fashions, though none from those who didn't flee in September of 1939, only to perish in the Warsaw Ghetto, or Treblinka, for those still alive towards the end.
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY I feel sorry for your boring life, go better help your parents or do something good because nobody cares about your opinion and you lose your time blinded by anger. Maybe come to Poland first and see if Poland is really racist besides, why doesn't your friend write these comments but you? we both know it's just your excuse to spread hate
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY maybe some. It's just by some ppl who needs to just exist without any other nations. Some ppl are good but not all of them. Young people are nicier than older :P
This was wonderful, it had me tearing up. Greetings from Hungary. Lengyel, magyar két jó barát, együtt harcol s issza borát. Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki, i do szabli, i do szklanki.
The history of Poland has always impressed me beyond words. The fact that the Polish culture was safeguarded in such a way that it could one day be brought back is amazing!! I visited there in 2013 and found the culture and country so vibrant!:) such a fan of Poland and it's people
WOW -your videos are REALLY powerful! So much emotion in your eyes! Especially in the 1930s, and then the airplane noise above head. Meme mommy ain't playin' around today!
@@kasiaptp no, in Poland we dont hate Russia or Russians because they are innocent people who are not responsible for attacking us. We hate people who actually did all of this things, like Stalin, Brezhnev, Lenin or Hitler if we talk about Germany. Nowadays people in Russia still live in communist regime, poverty etc. But if we talk about war reparations that haven't been paid to us yet, we should blame our government and governments of other countries who invaded poland 75 years ago for not finalizing this agenda.
My grandfather's family was polish, and during the war, they were driven out of Poland for being Jewish. But I grew up with the most beautiful stories from all of them about Poland, and all of the wonderful women and men and towns that they had known before the war.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY um.. no, he wasn't sorry. I dont really appreciate you distrespecting my late grandfather. He was a lovely man and wasn't the least bit racist. My entire family wasn't ever discriminatory, as they were the ones who lost family and friends to the Nazis because of discrimination.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY no... That's a bit of a stereotype, don't you think? I know a lot of polish people who aren't racist, even the lovely woman who made this video (one of my favorite UA-cam channels) is polish and not racist. It just depends on where you're looking. Have a lovely day, stranger, and I like ur profile pic
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY that's really sad to hear, hope he's doing alright. However him being treated that way by certain individuals doesn't make every Pole guilty, and you should stop judging them all by certain individuals. Because not only Poland has extremists
I went to Poland a few weeks ago and it was absolutely stunning. I was in Warsaw, but despite the unfortunate history, the city was amazing, beautiful and the people were very nice.
Interesting to see how many similarities are there between Polish and Czech (my) history. I should search it up more, in history class in my school Poland was only mentioned when the teacher was salty about how the war started when Poland was attacked even though we had been under nacist occupation since months before because the West let it happen. It's sad to ignore what a tragedy a country so close to us had to endure for something like that, since in this simplified form our historical events would go about the same, only you gave women the right to vole earlier!
My grandma was a survivor from Czechoslovakia (I'm American), and I hated how she would minimize the suffering in other countries. It's true, her people's suffering was ignored for months, but I feel like I didn't even learn about Poland at all in school. This was lovely to watch! A little difficult, of course, but we need to keep talking about it.
I was born, and still live, in the Czech Republic and the only way I can explain our approach to history and foreign politics is that as a country we have Napoleon complex :D Love our poetry, but not the way we still feel butthurt about literally every war that came through our territory since the beginning of time
Ah yes! My grandmother is Bohemian and she is still salty about european history classes here in the states ignoring Czechoslovakia and the Czech people.
In Poland they teach us that Czech and other countries occupied before Poland gave in and let the Nazis into the country without a fight, when Poland was the first onr that decided to fight back. That's what I was taught and that's why I think Poland is mentioned so much when it comes to WW2
I’m going to Poland for a university exchange I’m from Colombia with Serbian roots, I always wanted to visit Poland 🇵🇱 because I think it’s the bravest country in Europe, it will never disappear, it’s strong, beautiful and wild, I can’t wait to come to Poland, love u pozdrav ❤️❤️✨✌🏻
Poland is the bravest, yes! Whenever you hear of daring acts of bravery and self-sacrifice during World War 2, it often turns out to be by Polish people. I don't know if it's Polish Catholicism, or if it's _bigos_ (Polish stew, which sounds hearty and delicious), but Poland has bred a very tough, brave, resilient people. With good skin. Can't forget the good skin.
@@Andrea-by4jk You can look at the entire Europe! Europe destroyed itself - all by itself! Generations of people who had a shitty life due to hate, chauvinism, nationalism that lead to terrible wars and hate crimes!
@@horselovercock6835 calm down. I just haven't heard of Family equals racism and it didn't make much sense in context and it seemed unrelated, I felt and still do curious, could you explain that last statement the rest made sense to me.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY being a racist is obviously not good, but that doesnt prevent modern society to turn around racism to white people. So nowadays its just a defensive mechanism from white. Other colours just repeat racism mistakes from history, I bet one day we will see black Hitler.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY as a pole, not ALL of us are racist bitches. that's just a stereotype since most of the people voting are extremely old and conservative
@@-machx-272 yes you're right. My friend was in Poland last year and he had a great time with his polish friends. Even though he was Turk. No racism at all!💐🙏
I’m Polish-American; this was really moving. My aunt grew up in ‘60s Poland and told me how their nanny would wake up really early to wait in line for meat and how they didn’t have access to toilet paper. Seeing Polish history acknowledged was really meaningful to me.
This video is actually brilliant, such an emotional roller coaster! My grandparents were born in Poland around 1910, so it’s cool to see what happened while they lived there, I’ve subscribed!
this made me cry a bit ..cos I am from Slovakia and it was kinda very similar for us :( seeing all those looks reminded me of my mum´s old photos in albums
@@michawiewiora4912 yea...it's so depressing that even Slovaks have attacked us. But that was 80 years ago, politics was going different way then now...
What the fuck is wrong with u guys ... our people were literally forced into it and many common people helped hide polish or Jewish people and let’s not forget that we had uprising against the regime and many of our people were taken to concentration camps too
Made me tear up. History is so important. I have several dear friends who fled Poland and Moldova from serious persecution. They are amazing people and I’m so grateful for them.
Thank you so much! My grandmother was from Poland, she was on her way to Auschwitz when the Allies liberated the train she was on. She wasn't Jewish either, but she was helping them and got caught. She met my grandpa, and her and my uncle came to the US. I never knew her, as she was killed in a car accident when my mama was six. You dressing up in the 30s and 40s clothes reminds me so of her in the pictures my mama has of her. Thank you again for letting me feel close to her.
Just did a study on Poland post WW2 in history class and all of my classmates and I couldn’t help but ask “why does all of this stuff have to happen to Poland?” Poland truthfully has an awesome history of comeback despite influence from so many outside forces. Amazing video to show the history, dude!
Elizabeth Hanan Taylor it is not Poland only. Pretty much all of the countries that were "saved" from the war by Russia (not the USA), share this history.
Thea Bruknerová I know! It’s super tragic in areas like Czechoslovakia as well where the government was taken so suddenly by Stalin post WWII, and many of the territories were so switched around (like the whole territory shifts in the Treaty of Versailles which left people who, for example, lived in Poland no longer living in Poland but in some foreign country now). Much respect to those countries there that we sometimes dismiss as tiny and irrelevant. They’ve got a rich and, thank goodness for some, triumphant history.
This isn’t just showing fashion this is showing the history of Poland and I think that’s great
This isn't at all about fashion
It's about beauty and history
@@alexanderyeyy5882 i didnt expect to find a comment that was written 5 mins ago tho. Btw i agree
The history is over simplified and innacurate still yeah it is
@@0D_D0 of course it's oversimplified. How do you expect to fit an in-depth historical analysis into a less than 3min video about beauty and fashion?
Considering the usual '100 years of ~' videos, this one a) includes much more context even with the simplifications b) is a truly beautifully done version of this format.
I agree
The true beauty of Poland: She doesn't just survive, but lives!
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY I am really sorry if you were a victim of racism in Poland but please don’t say that everyone is like that here because it’s not true and you offend many good people. There will be racists in every country. I think racism is horrible and I’m not gonna defend it but for some Poles racism can be the result of those terrible things that we went through in our history. God bless you.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY In every country are racist. That's not fair that you're saying it about Poles.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY your pretty hypocritical, America and every country is racist, poles are just patriotic
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Okay, I get it, your friend was beaten, by some people there. There was black and gay people murder in USA, there was a lot of kids killed in school but am I going to films that are from this country and saying that to everyone? Am I spreading spreading hate and intolerance like u? No! Keep your opinion to yourself, you are being intolerant and you are stigmatizing people! I get it, u read in Wikipedia that there's a lot of racist people in Poland but u are telling everyone that ALL polish people are racist. It's not true! Have u even check where this informations came from, from which year? Tbh I'm not fan of Poland or anything but I have respect for all people unlike you. If u are talking about being tolerant and respect at least have some of that too.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY He applies collective responsibility. Like Nazis.
This... wasn't a beauty photoset... This was a history lesson!
The best kind of history lesson!
This was way better than history lesson!
A greatest one
It's shocking how poor knowledge I have about the history of our neighbors, Poles...And we even have similar history! Greetings from Czechia!
Greetings from Poland 💓✨
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Greetings from Romania, fellow Eastern European!
@@amely-i.sp. Well...we're qite meticulous about being in Central Europe, but greetings to you, fellow former eastern bloc member😁
@@70M45-c9r Only because of the negative associations people make about Eastern Europeans
I knew it was going to get bad in 1940 but i didn’t expect to tear up. What a wonderful & educational video, well done x
right!?
Yep me to...bawed my eyes out...
Her acting is better than that of half today's professional actors
This is stupid wideo. From Poland ;)
@@kapisonline Why? XDDD I have this in ass
When I visited Poland I was shocked about how much dark history they have there. They don’t hide away from it. There are buildings that the Nazis built, places the communists ruled from, centuries of oppression. And between that? Beautiful folklore, traditions and respect for eachother.
Peony im from Poland and i really had no idea that there were any nazi buildings 🥺
@@mazzystariover a chociazby fortyfikacje i bunkier Hitlera w Wilczym Szancu obok Kętrzyna? miejsce na Mazurach z ktorego Hitler dowodzil podczas ataku na ZSRR, wciaz jest to obiekt do zwiedzania dla turystow
@@mazzystariover oświęciem?
I'm Polish
XD
*Peony* blame those stupid nazis, poland is in fact the best country
I am from Poland, but i need to write this in English, so sorry for any mistakes. I literally wanna cry because of comments. You guys are really sweet, kind and empathic, so it is really beautiful. I want to hug you all for this. Kochamy was!
Dzeinkuje Bardzo
You can't know how inspired by Poland the rest of Christendom is. When the Iron Curtain fell, Poland disappeared. We forgot you. Yes, we forgot Poland. Poland was overshadowed by other victims who kept complaining, year after year, despite living in freedom. No one spoke of Poland, despite Poland having sustained such high losses, and having survived far worse conditions.
But the past five or ten years, the rest of the world has been watching Poland with amazement. Such courage in the face of very strong enemies -- I'm speaking of enemies who are destroying other countries now. We look at Polish people who remained in Poland as examples of how to unite as a people, and stand against the enemy, a united front. Such unity is what brings tears to the eyes of those of us whose countries are now being destroyed by the same enemies that Poland stands against. You are a nation of tough, courageous bastards -- an inspiration to us all.
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twój angielski jest dobry, przy okazji, używam tłumacza, im angielski, więc tak
Dokładnie/Exactly !! 💕
Hello,
I am german and, as I watched this video, I felt the need to say:
We are sorry. I hope Poland can be proud and the people happy.
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Sorry for what?
@@fissionabledolphin for ww2
@@gombka1144 War never changes.
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This is by far the best 100 years of fashion I have ever seen. All others show the happy, perfect, idolized versions of the countries history, but you tell it exactly how it was. The struggle and horror of what history is. I would love to see more of these. Especially the facts were amazing. Please do Ireland. It also has endured many tough times over the years. Much love to you ❤❤
Sam Murphy Ireland would be awesome! I'm not Irish myself, but I've read up a bit on its history, and there would definitely be a lot to portray!
This was absolutely brilliant and I get chills watching it!!
All the other ones don't do much research
Yessss! I'm half polish, a quarter Irish and another quarter chippewa! That would be awesome
I agree wholeheartedly, the best 100 years video I've ever seen. How fashion isn't just about vanity, it's about reflecting the culture of the time. When 1930 looked up at the plane sound my heart froze and the Jewish 1940s absolutely broke my heart. Karolina is a great actress or maybe she's reincarnated? Each decade was both simple and amazing at the same time. Ireland would be awesome.
You ABSOLUTELY KILLED THIS, BB! the poses, facts, sound effects, music EV-ER-Y-THING. 😭
thank youuu 😭♥️♥️♥️
The Pinup Companion Ooo i really like you and your style❤
Karolina Żebrowska please write, what kind of music is it?
YOU GUYS ARE FRIENDS? I'M SO HAPPY. YOU ARE BOTH SO TALENTED AHHH
The Pinup Companion YASSSSS my two favorite vintage gals!
To be honest, when I saw the girl look up in the sky and hear the planes I just paused it there.. and I watched it about 10 minutes later, when I was ready. You are doing a really good job and you're very pretty.
Long live historians.
That moment hit me too
Talk about bring dramatic
That's was pretty hard as well.
Seeing someone "react" as if it was actually happening in that very moment spoke volumes about the real horror those people faced.
No matter how much movies or TV shows try to water it down or romanticize it, war is never fun, it is never nice, and it is rarely justified. I can't imagine the feeling of fear and helplessness of having been alive to see your country become a free and independent nation.....only to have the worst evil in recorded human history invade and threaten the very freedom they won only a few decades before.
When I heard the sound of propellers flying overhead and the 1930's actress looked up, we all knew what was going to happen...
And I recall my late grandmother's story of war time Malaya (now Malaysia) in 1941 when it was occupied by the Japanese army. Executions by shooting in a large open field near where they once lived, the rationing of goods and tight curfew, they even had to grow their own food in order to survive.
War is never a beautiful thing.
@@wonderfulfable while that's a sad thing to hear, I'm more excited about the fact that I found another Malaysian who likes meme mom too
I'm polish and I knew this happened but this hit me hard, even though I was born and being raised in America. I am proud that I am polish and I hate that the American school system doesn't teach about history like this. Thank God that we have Polish schools here in America. I bardzo dziękuje że zrobiłaś to wideo. Pozdrawiam z Ameryki 👋
I went to Polish school in America too but it's not true that they don't teach about Poland's history in American schools. I remember when my teacher mentioned Germany's and the Soviet Union's invasion of Poland, everyone in class turned and looked at me.
@@juliaj7939 yes. I learned about the communist invasion and nazi invasion in world history. Literally just this semester. It’s people who don’t pay attention in class who are like “I didn’t learn this.” The school systems have all the content it’s just the lazy students who don’t have enough motivation.
Edit: I go to public school in America
So do they teach American history in Poland?
@@shootingstar87 Yes, they do
@@shootingstar87 yes
im not remotely polish but girl you best believe i cried
Same here especially when she sees the plane overhead .. oh man I get chills thinking about it :(
Me too lol
as a polish gal, i deadass SOBBED
when i started getting into vintage fashion, one day my mum called me and said she's got an authentic dress sewn in the 50s from my great-gran. My first thought was all the puffy petticoats, plenty of skirt... First, I was disappointed. It was washed, fabric was very thin with orange and white geometric flowers, it had huge ugly metal zip in the back, it was short, plain, very modest. Then I realised that in 50s my gran wasn't Marilyn Monroe. She just came back from Siberia, where she watched her parents and siblings starve to death, she managed to get a factory job and a sewing course and she had two children when shops were empty.
Dzięki Karolina za ten film, dziękuję że pamiętasz o wszystkich naszych prababciach, które nie zastanawiały się jak przekonać męża, żeby kupił nową suknię wieczorową, tylko jak ugotować obiad dla 5 osób z kubka kaszy.
Wow...głębokie ❤
💔😥
What did the least part say?
@@CutieRingoJoy "thanks Karolina for this film, that you remember about every of our great-grandmas, who did not wonder how to persuade their husbands for buying expensive evening dresses, but how to cook a dinner for five people from a cup of groats."
@@CutieRingoJoy basically when women in for example US dreamed for fashionable expensive stuff, women in Poland and other eastern block countries dreamed for good food.
I am from South Korea, and the fact that our histories from both countries are so surprisingly similar means so much to me. Both South Korea and Poland were literally destroyed during the WW2 (Poland by the Nazis, Korea by the Japanese Colonial period) , and during the 1980s both nation struggled and fought agaist the government and its system for freedom and respect. Also the geological similarities between Korean peninsula and Poland (i.e. they are surrounded by both sea and land and are neighbouring a lot of other countries so it’s advantageous when considering trade, this is why both countries were attacked so much throughout the time) gets me to consider and love Poland as a close friend of my country. Our countries both have a prosperous, beautiful but also a sad history. Thank you so much for making this video, it meant a lot to me and gave me a chance to know more about Poland.
Love from South Korea🇰🇷🇵🇱
Very very well writren
To be more accurate, Poland was destroyed by Germans, not 'nazis'.
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mcdaniels1973 Germans during this time were Nazis....your point?
@@anirose6807 My point, young lady, is that my grandfather was fighting with Germans. He didn't even know much about nazi party in Germany and nazis in general. During, what you named, "this period', my grandparents were displaced by Germans to the labour camp in Germany, not by any nazis in 'naziland'. If, by any chance, you are German, maybe you should know more about your grandparents. Bad nazis didn"t disapeare in 1945.
"After the communism falls, Poles can finally freely access foreign goods" - that reminds me when my dad told me when he first time drinked Pepsi as an adult man and got and got his first brainfreeze
My mom also told me about the fall of the communism in Romania and how she cried like a baby in front of a Coca-Cola my grandfather gave to her, although she was a teenager at that time.
Ok this just made me smile
@@biancarosu6743 ayy a fellow Romanian! My grandma tells me about Romania when it was communist. It’s quite sad.
That is so damn wholesome
@@thatdude._. yes, the stories that my family tells are really sad...
I'm Jewish and much of my family came from Poland, and honestly, I think you did a beautiful job with this video. Thank you for remembering Polish Jews and our struggles, and honoring our history together. Never again!
Dziękuję i mam nadzieję, że wszyscy będziemy mogli żyć razem w pokoju w przyszłości. miłość do Polski i przepraszam za mój biedny polski!
Szanowna Pani,
Proszę sięzapoznać z amerykańską ustawą 447 just act i pomódz Polsce w walce z bandytami z Nowego Jurku!
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Looking at the description of you chanel you are a fucking antiwhite racist piece of shit.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY ots only 1/100 of polish nation most of peopole are cool guys
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY I do not hate coloreds. I just do not like stupid people. And you are stupid. If I have a problem with a colored it is because ones inteligence not pigmentation.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Yea, yea. Because he was half blac. If thisw is true 99.999% he did something stupid and got what he deseved and now runing around calling everyone racicts. Western Europe is in ANTIRACIST HISTERIA. If he was pure arian German would it be ok for him to got beat up in Poland? There wold have been no RACE issue?
And btw Imazighen are white with majority blue eyes. And you are oikophobe. If someone tels you something because you scewd up it is the easiest way to say OH HE IS RACIST BECAUSE IM AM A COLORED FROM AFRICA!
And is this racist(?):
ua-cam.com/video/eHW2eWGqfTw/v-deo.html
Oh my gosh, I was expecting a regular clothes for different times but got the history of Poland. I'm amazed. Greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱
Greetings from Poland 💖
@@sal5785 Thanks!
@@sal5785 фром Расия.
Мне кстати чем-то история Польши напомнила нашу историю.
@@alyonadenikaeva5784 чем же?
I'm crying so hard!😭 I'm a Polish girl and I will never be able to express how grateful I am for the people who saved my country and my future.😭
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Are your feelings based on a real experience or on something that you overheard a Polish person did?
Weronika Koleńska ta osoba pod prawie kazdym komentarzem pisze ze jestesmy rasistami i zadne proby przetłumaczenia zeby zaprzestała generalizacji nic nie dadza ;) najlepiej zgłaszać komentarz
@@Ana-ri4be Już to zrobiłam.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY Not all of the Polish people are racist,to be honest.
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY no I don’t know 😀 I don’t use English when I write to people who knows my language. Look I don’t want to argue. Have a nice day
Hi, I'm Jewish girl from Ukraine, and I was in awe from your video. I literally cried. My country, my people suffered as much as your, so I can understand what you feel. And I'm glad that now both of our countries, whom once were mortal enemies, after centuries of pain and blood finally got back their freedom and can be friendly neighbors. Thank you for your hard work, I wish you all good, dearest Carolina.
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I hope for peace for Ukraine.
i hope you’re keeping safe rn
I hope you are okay.
i hope that you are ok!
I love how you don’t ignore the real history that tends to be forgotten with the 100 years videos.
IM POLISH AND IVE BEEN WAITING YEARS FOR ONE OF THESE!! I SEARCH ALMOST EVERY DAY THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
(semen stains the mountain tops) thanks but I didn't fucking ask :)
semen stains the mountain tops erm. btw while u wasted ur time writing that i got a new car :DDD
ans the guy who gave it to me did it for free :DD
if ur car is missing come to kraków and it will welcome you :D
I am not even Polish but I cried because of Poland's history?
WTF????????
because our history is really sad
@Presad Macaronski weeeell we did kind of mess Lithuania up and force it into a union and forcefully converted it into Catholicism. Not to mention at the end of said union Lithuania literally ceased to exist and stayed that way up until 1918, a whopping four centuries. It also proclaimed independence on a very laughably small area compared to what they had before the unions. But I can't think of anything aside from that!
@@ewabiernat5337 At least we didn't murder millions of innocent people. If Poles did kill people, it was for revenge or someone did force us to do it. There is no nation without any sins.
@@koulematon7359 I never said Poland killed millions. I replied to the guy who said we never did any wrong. We did. As a nation, ignoring our own sins is incredibly dangerous and leads to nasty things like fanatical nationalism and chauvinism. Don't take my words out of context.
@@ewabiernat5337 I did want to give you a scale, that this wasn't such a big sin. How can this be compared to what the people of Belgium, Germans, Spains, Russians, etc. did? Btw. Lithuania didn't lose anything. Today, the people of Belarus have the same ancestors with the people of Lithuania. They were a little bit mized in medieval times, i am not great historician so here ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litvin ) you can read about it. Poles offered them an union, and they did just convert to catholic religion, etc. It's not anyone's fault that the union failed, it's history.
"to tylko wygląd" , to kawał historii
I love how each decade played into the next. As another person commented, as well, the 1930s actress hearing the planes, looking up, the smile creeping into sudden uncertain terror & fear! Then the Jew...so accurate! Referenced pictures depicted the hair and jacket. How'd you get the armband? Why are you not in Hollywood correcting their wrongs? You need to boom with praise and be successful and everyone will know your name. I love history and I was a tour guide in a Holocaust Museum. You're amazing. Please don't stop. Don't lose faith. Teach this dying culture of yoga pants at the supermarket. And you're gorgeous. Just... stay you!
I couldn't have worded it any better!
There's nothing wrong with yoga pants anywhere. The rest of what you said is spot on.
These videos are my favorite on youtube but I think this one is probably my favorite out of all of them?! I love your approach on it, I love that you incorporated actual historical facts into it and combined it with accurate fashion (absolutely BEAUTIFUL pieces by the way). The music, the acting, the sound effects. GREAT JOB!!
I subscribed after watching this ❤ I need more fashion history in my life and your channel seems like it's what I'm looking for.
I was absolutely MOVED... I don't think I can see fashion videos the same
the sound effects were so good
This!
My family is made up of polish and Russian Jews. I really appreciated that you did not talk about the fashion, but about the history, and that you weren’t shy about mentioning the holocaust. I think I’m going to show this to an old Polish woman I‘m friends with who survived the Holocaust. She was a young adult when in the concentration camps, and after she was freed, she decided to not miss out on anything else in life. She got a scholarship for a really good university, learned English and German, and pretty much turned into a fashionable young woman who was educated and fairly wealthy. She moved to America with her husband in the late 1950s (and she managed to get free tickets, too), where unfortunately she was underestimated. Instead of getting a job that involved typing, which she was very good at, the organizations in the U.S gave her a job sewing buttons at a factory. They assumed that she spoke no English and wasn’t educated. It took her two years to get out of the factory job and find a better job. She spent much of her time traveling the world with her husband because they wanted to see everything. Today, her house is filled with mementos from all over the world. I think she’ll really enjoy this video, since she was and still is very interested in fashion and history.
That woman is an inspiration
Thank you for this. This woman is someone who deserves to have her story told and respected, she cannot be forgotten
I'm Swedish and find myself much too frequently forgetting how recently other European countries have gone through major struggles and even revolutions. Never take what you have for granted!
Same in england tbh. We have had it so easy compared to other countries.
1:04 My stomach dropped when she looked up.
Friendly Uncle Franklin 1:16 the fear in her eyes- omg I’m crying wtf....
She acted so well in this video
I didn't even recognise that, wow. The Polish must have been so happy that their country and culture finally got recognised, only for ww2 to destroy it all again. It's so sad.
Same. My eyes were burning with tears
@wizesługa kapifila war is over
I had no idea Poland had to go through so much struggle. Respect to all Poles. Live well.
It wasn't much better in the previous centuries.
All Eastern Europe was affected like it. Westerners hate us to come to work menial jobs but the reality is that after the collapse of USSR, the people had no idea how to think for themselves as almost all intelligent, property owning people were killed or banished to Siberia and the population (proletariat) was being brainwashed for decades to follow unquestionably the authorities which, as might shock you, lived very lavishly while the rest starved. Space and arm race was the reason for huge famine in some Eastern Europe, namely Ukraine, there are interesting videos addressing this problem, though i warn you, it's not for the faint of the heart. in 1990s after the fall of the iron curtain, people were left with ruins of the old system and no clear plan (as nearly nobody had education or any idea) how to manage the country on their own, we tried, we failed, we keep on trying. Yes, there are lots of corrupt, thieving, drug using alcoholics among my people, i don't deny it but I can understand how poverty affects people, some just give up.
This was only 100 years, Poland has 1050 years, so think, we had very difficult history.
@Rudolf Brzęczyszczykiewicz In fact, our commonwealth was the most civilised in Europe, until the partition. Still we fought and shed blood for independance to our people and our nation no matter how long it took. Even receiving help from Napoleon Bonaparte, the best general in history!
What about jews in poland they had even more strugle.
This is truly an amazing video. I'm a Polish girl living in England and i can say from my experiences that schools do not teach enough about our history and there aren't many sources that are accurate nowadays. I'm very happy to see that there is finally a Polish influencer on UA-cam becoming very popular. I'm proud that you're sharing our history with the world.
Thank you, Kasia
Omg ikr??? I'm Polish too, living in England. I agree what you are saying 😔✊
jejciu zazdroszcze ze mieszkacie w angli...
kocham polskę ale anglię tez:(
Same I’m a Pole living in England and the only polish thing we covered was the Warsaw Uprising but it was very basic
Same for France. I even remember my hustory teacher saying campswere in Poland. They were in the nazi empire, let's get things right. According to the history books here, Poles just stood by, watching others getting slaughtered in camps and helping nazis. 😧
I seriously learned more about Poland in 3 minutes than I ever did in 12 years of school.
Your videos> other 100 yrs videos.
I like the realism and intensity of yours.
Trueee
Właśnie tego typu projekty powinna wspierać i promować Polska Fundacja Narodowa. Oryginalne, wzruszające i bardzo ciekawe wideo ukazujące historię Polski w zupełnie inny sposób niż do tego jesteśmy przyzwyczajeni!
Miło też to widzieć przez pryzmat kobiecy. Oby więcej takich materiałów!
P.S: Gdybyś kiedykolwiek potrzebowała pomocy z napisami lub z ich sprawdzeniem to się polecam na przyszłość.
Hmm, ale po coz czekac na PFN, zeby wyciagnelo kase z Ministerstw, zeby okradlo Polakow, kiedy przeciez mozna z WLASNEJ kieszeni wyciagnac pieniadze i wesprzec projekt, ktory sie uwaza za sluszny. Zamiast czekac na innych, najlepiej zaczac dzialac samemu.
Maciej Pilichowski
Skoro są pieniądze oraz osoby który są zatrudnione tylko i wyłącznie po to żeby promować Polskę, dlaczego ten obowiązek ma ciągle przechodzić na polskich obywateli?
Oczywiście, zgadzam się że każdy z nas powinien robić swoje, nie mniej nie widzę dlaczego osoby które są aktywne i coś robią dobrego i pozytywnego dla Polski oraz jej wizerunku, nie powinny otrzymywać wsparcia od fundacji powołanych w podobnym celu.
P.S: Braku działalności akurat mi nie można zarzucić. Zresztą nawet Karolinie zaproponowałem konkretną pomoc w poprawianiu lub sprawdzaniu napisów.
Te fundacje zeruja na okradaniu Polakow. Kiedy bedzie Pan nastepnym razem np. w sklepie, prosze sie rozejrzec, popatrzec na emerytow i dopisac ciag dalszy do swojego apelu "o, wlasnie tych ludzi PFN via rzad, powinno okrasc". Jesli Pana sumienie nie ma nic przeciwko, coz... Rzecz w tym, ze Panu sie ten film podoba i uwaza go za godny wsparcia, wiec czemu to inni maja go wspierac? Jesli Pan lubi zupe pomidorowa, to czy to oznacza, ze inni ja maja jesc?
Po pierwsze to nikt nie daje kasy, tylko kase sie zabiera. Ale nie widze powodu dlaczego to najbotatszych nalezy okrasc z pieniedzy (pomijam juz syndrom cwaniaka-zlodzieja). Po trzecie PFN via rzad okrada wszystkich jak leci, a co ironiczne (w swietle podobnych do Pana opinii, ze okradac nalezy bogatych) w najwiekszym stopniu okradaniu sa osoby niezamozne, bo nie maja prawnikow i ksiegowych, ktore im doradza jak uniknac kradziezy, bo cala swoja pensje przeznaczaja na konsumpcje, z ktorej rzady ciagna swoja dole. Chciwosc nie po raz pierwszy w ogolnym rozrachunku sie nie oplaca. Summa summarum -- DAWAC kase powinny osoby, ktorym wideo sie podoba i ktore CHCA dac kase. Proste, uczciwe i skuteczne.
Podziwiam i wspieram!
dziękuję! ♥️
ja też
Jeszcze do tego dodać twoje ,,Stare'' makijaże :)
Hehe :)
:p
The history of Poland is so sad but at once inspiring. People that fighted for freedom, is just amazing.
Nawet w filmie o modzie można tak wiele przekazać... ❤️
No nawet
♥️
+1
No tak
O ktoś z Polski 😊
Man I had no idea Poland went through so much. I mean I knew about ww2 and that Poland was Russian Territory pre ww1, but dang. Really changed my perspective on history.
Most central/eastern European countries went thought the same or similar stuff. Europe was a mess.
Pre WWI Poland was a part of three countries, not only Russia, but also Austria and Prussia.
And that's a problem
@@zuzannawikar5479 Germany* Prussia didn't exist as a separate state at the time
@@Evija3000 but poland have been destroyed much more than them
So sadly to watch such harsh moment in the Polish history. Greeting and love from Russia.
I'm sorry for all troubles and disasters in Polish history and I hope we all will forget about the senseless common hurt, will learn by our history and live I peace forever.
Thank you for such wonderful video 🇷🇺🇵🇱❤️
Priviet is Warszawy.
🤜🤛😔😔 let's look brightly at our future, from 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
The problem is that Putin doesnt want peace, in December he said that in September 17 1939 Poland attacked Russia.
The past is the past
Love from Poland
UwU pozdrowienia z Polski nasi słowiańscy bracia 🇵🇱❤🇷🇺
Wow 😲 the difference between America and Poland in these years especially after 1960 is eye opening. Thank you
I saw it’s about Poland and I click! Greetings from Hungary from your brother!!!❤️🇭🇺🇵🇱
Long live our Hungarian brothers and Poland from Turkey. ❤🇹🇷🇭🇺🇵🇱
Thank you brother 🇵🇱🇭🇺
Of course we are share kindred Blood my brother love Poland❤️❤️🇵🇱🇵🇱 kocham polska❤️❤️🇵🇱🇵🇱
Greetings from Poland brother!
Thanks you Brother 🇵🇱 🇭🇺
I went to Poland last year, it's a really beautiful country with so much to give. It's sad knowing what it went through. Love from Italy
Edit: When I visited Poland I stayed in the middle of nowhere, stayed in cities for a couple of days and never talked to any locals, so I can't talk about the people themselves. (Also, consider I'm white and cis, not a target to any discrimination) Only later I learned about Poland's discrimination and racism, mostly because of the recent news. Of course I don't love THAT part of it (who the hell loves injustice), I liked the culture, the landscapes and the intricate history. I'm sorry to discover about this only now, and it honestly fucking sucks don't get me started. Love to all LGBTQ people there and everyone who is getting touched by this.
lovely people as long as you talk to someone over 30 or group of more than 5 kids
Hi, thank you so much for your kind words! I've been to Italy, it's a beautiful country, I love all people I got to meet there, there's nothing I can dislike about it. Sending love and all the best wishes :))
Gli italiani sono persone fantastiche. Saluti dalla Polonia.
I am polish and every time I hear sad stuff like this it always still turns something inside me. It’s kinda weird tho.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY why do you think so?
I've always had some sort of intense fascination/obsession with Poland. I mean, none of my family is Polish, I've never been, I don't know any Poles... And yet, for some reason, Poland has always been the place I would go when I finally visit Europe. I'd love to live there! I love the language and the culture and the history... Kocham Polskę!
You are welcome to visit :)
I had that with Scotland. I moved here many years ago I remember the plane nearing the airport and me feeling for the first time in my life that I arrived home. I didnt stay that time but returned few months later and never left. I was not born here but love it more than Poland. Arguably both ve surprisingly a lot in common.
I could never live in such a country, not with that politics.
In Poland as in all democratic countries people chose politicians so probably you wouldn't want to live among most of Polish people, and that is your free choice :) There are places I wouldn't want to live at either :)
You're welcom
I feel like all the characters have a secret behind them, even when there smiling, even when its a good time, they still seem sad on the inside.
This is a thing for all slavic people
@@sjalistra Indeed.
because there is saddnes inside. since first partition of poland people here suffered. it leaves scars on the soul in every generation. and its not a thing for all slavic people. its for all innocent people who have experienced hell
@@sjalistra I must agree with this one. It's quite a slavic thing.
i'm in tears. i'm a polish jew and i'm so, so grateful for that gesture in the video. the video as a whole made me cry as i love poland so much, and through such a short video you included so much about it.
Thank you stay in the peace jewish friend from poland :)
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😭
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bun bun are you fully polish or fully jewish?
I had no idea Poland had such a history, this is a amazing video
How come you haven't heard of WWII? Anyway, let's go back. The name Poland was derived from the most powerful of the tribes in that region in 10th century - Polans. From 966 it has been a kingdom until the Partitions of Poland happened. After that Poland was off the map for 123 years, regained its independence in 1917 and right away had to fight battles for it to keep it. Then, just 22 years later was attacked by Germany and only 17 days later by Russia from the opposite side. Poland didn't surrender and did what it could to resist both. However being outnumbered on a mostly flat land doesn't give you much chances against 2 giant empires. Britain and France both broke their promises and didn't come with any help. Later on during the WWII Polish pilots defended London in a Battle of Britain. After the war British Government demanded Poles to pay 107 650 000
pounds for using their planes, fuel, airstrips, food, accommodation, equipment and ammunition. It was paid with the gold that Poland had stored in Canada in 1939.
and that's only 100 years
Same! I feel bad for never knowing at my age :( I'm glad I watched this video! I need to learn more about other countries history's.
@@NostalgiCrazy I have learned a lot of history on my own. The school barely thought me anything from the last century which is probably the most interesting part as it influences today the most.
@@darek4488 I know, schools (especially in my country) are so biased and rarely teach us things we should learn before reaching adulthood!
This made me quite emotional. And it made me realize how lucky I am. I am French but my great grandfather on my father's side was Polish. And Jew. He moved to France in the late 1920s and completely left his family behind (I think they weren't in good terms). We don't know anything about our possible Polish relatives but my grandfather used to say that they were all probably deported during the war... Thank you for this video.
I'm Polish and my great grandfather was French. I think that we have something in common.
xxx love from Poland xxx
France is the ungrateful love of Poles. Poland fought for France. France showed arrogance to the Poles. In the Polish hymn, we remember Napoleon Bonaparte because we love the emperor. We gave France the longest reigning and well-educated queen Maria Leszczyńska.
@@Nakeizd Well, truly sorry for what we did! Now I know and will be grateful
Loves and respect from France!
Bonjour! (Ptn ça fait bizarre d'écrire en français après une soirée de vidéo en anglais genre waaa)
The 30s and 70s were terrifying. First, when she looks happy, cheerful and suddenly when her smile fades and all you see is her getting more and more tense. The second one- damn that escalated quickly.
70s are scary? In the 70s everyone food, access to health care, and homes... now its not the case. This is capitalist propaganda..
it's interesting to me, that we don't learn much about Poland's history, only what happened during the wars... and the saying goes: "Pole and Hungarian, two good friends", yet we don't know anything about Poland and Polish people... so, yes, a very warm hello from Hungary! :D
@@Maxtk the government and the people are different. In fact Hungarians opened secret schools for poles, when Hungarian soldiers were told to shoot any pole they see cross the border the turned their backs to it so they couldn't see them cross. And when communism came around they were all in the same boat. Hungarians were also a large chunk of holocaust victims. Hungary was and still is NOT it's government just take one look at 1956 or the house of terror.
Hello brather!!!❤️❤️
@@Maxtk Shut the fuck up idiot if you know nothing about Hungarian Polish relations - they were just more intelligent then us thanks to that they wasn't be slaughtered by germans like us.
@@joew9690 cursing in a UA-cam comment automatically discredits your words. And if we allied with Germany, we would have ended up getting destroyed by the USSR even more.
In Polish it is:
Polska Węgry dwie bratanki
I do szabli i do szklanki
It means;
Poland Hungary two brothers
To the sword and to the glass.
SO MANY EMOTIONS--- HOW U DO THAT?! I stand up and clap for you.
Absolutely agree
I like how you incorporated history into the video so it wasn't just a fashion show (not that I'd have any problem with that).
Malwina Z. You're right
I agree with candiigurl7893. Good piece
There is literally no fashion happening after the 20s-30s. It's logical for the communist era but popular Polish fashion was VERY different in the 90s-2010s.
That's not true. Don't know if you have any old family photos like 1960-1980. When I look at my family (including their friends, "common" parties or "fajfy" (as my grandma called them)) I can tell when they were taken. All of the photographed ppl looked almost the same way in the time of taking them, but this "the same" was different for '60, '70, '80. The "split" of the fashion appears in early-mid 90 and continues up today (or that's because I was birn late '80).
100 years of beauty is supposed to be about beauty trends, not about "the common party". That's why cut (the channel that started this series) incorporates political statements of each decade into the fashion/make up/hair trends instead of only looking at the historical aspect and just picking a random look that fits the common mass like this person does. She's misinterpreting the purpose of these original videos.
This doesn’t bring my fashion or anything this brings me history of Poland, and it’s still great
❤️love from china
from china? how?
@@qresq2148 im chinese silly
@@qresq2148 vpn maybe?
Why do you guys think that the Chinese don't have access to the internet?
@김석진 there are tons of people on yt in china though.. and have lots of popular channels too lmao
hi from czech republic .
I'm so happy, that someone did video about fashion in past few decades in central europe . I think, that everybody does this videos about fashion in the USA and these videos are beautiful, but I always wanted someone to do this type of videos about czech/ slovakian/ poland fashion. And you did it so well! We didn't have so much choices after WWII. like in western countries and you showed it perfectly. Love your videos ♥
I think Yugoslavians had the same situation.
It's so sad Polish people had to struggle from oppression for so long when their country was't even existing. You have such a great history. Greeting from Russia!
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY What?
Ermmm. You lot where responsible for some of it 🤨
@@JONNOG88 yes, people of the past are responsible. Not the currently living.
@@MariaM-xu7to I know! 🤨. It was just an attempt at Sardonic & irreverent humour. Don't get your anime knickers. In a twist 😁
здравствуйте!
I'm not going to lie, this nearly brought me to tears. Even though I'm Brazilian, my grandmother's Polish and seeing a part of the history of one of the countries my family members came from is really important to me.
That was such a well-done video! You should do more of those...
I'm brazilian, and I'm just thankful that i was born in a free country, freedom is the best gift someone can get.
but there isn't any war rn
atleast you werent born in favelas
Imagine being thankful for being born in Brazil. Brazil must die.
@@marcomartins3563 Get an education-
@@marcomartins3563 You should too
As a Lithuanian, I can say this is the best 100 yrs of beauty clip I saw so far, and kindred history. Dziekuje bardzo
Unia Polsko-Litewska
Polish- Lithuanian Commonwealth... It was a beautiful time.
Hello broliai!🇱🇻
And much love to Poland!
I got very emotional. Poland is a country i respect and with whose people i made some of my best memories with. A salute and a wish for a better future from Romania!
I'm not Polish but this made me cry.
Greetings from Latvia. Thank you for this video. The 1930s bit made me cry. She looked so happy... Independence, national awakening, flourishing culture, it must have a been a very optimistic time. Only for it all to brutally end in 1939.
unfortunately, it is interesting where my country would be now if it had not been for the war tragedy…
This was fantastic! I'm American and I love learning more about other cultures...but I'll admit I've never really dug into Poland or Polish history, but now I want to! Thank you!
Ikr! You took the words right outta my mouth!!!
Dont do it, it Will make you sad. Just Enjoy life and be good, as You are, to Our World.
Kimi Smith it’s very sad keep some tissues around!
Wow. Just wow... So beautiful. And your acting, girl!!! 1918 made me so happy, 1930's looking up at the plane made me worried, 1940's and 50's was really heartbreaking, and I seriously jumped at 1970. It totally startled me. Poland has been through a lot of crap, clearly.
"Odzyska ziemię dziadów wnuk"
(The grandson will regain his forefathers' land)
-Maria Konopnicka, author of "Rota", a popular Polish patriotic song / battle cry
Thing i love about polish is all of these make sense:
Odzyska ziemie dziadkow wnuk
Ziemie odzyska dziadkow wnuk
Odzyska zieme wnuk dziadkow
Ziemie odzyska wnuk dziadkow
Odzyska dziadkow wnuk ziemie
Odzyska dziadkow zieme wnuk
Ziemie dziadkow wnuk odzyska
Ziemie dziadkow odzyska wnuk
Ziemie odzyska wnuk dziadkow
Ziemie odzyska dziadkow wnuk
Dziadkow wnuk odzyska ziemie
Dziadkow wnuk ziemie odzyska
Dziadkow ziemie odzyska wnuk
Dziadkow ziemie wnuk odzyska
Wnuk dziadkow ziemie odzyska
Wnuk dziadkow odzyska zieme
Wnuk ziemie dziadkow odzyska
Wnuk ziemie odzyska dziadkow
Wnuk odzyska dziadkow ziemie
Wnuk odzyska ziemie dziadkow
Probably more combinations
Man word order is... Very flexible tosay the least
Dziadkow odzyska wnuk ziemie doesnt really make sense but in theory... Maaaybe
@Alexander Fomin yeah there are maybe 5 that people would regularly use. The original isnt one of them funnily enough.
Question for russian, do you skip pronouns often?
In polish, we dont say 'i go/do/eat' but rather just 'go/do/eat' or rarely 'go i' (but not do/eat i). The verb has the correct conjugation for the pronoun so its not necessary to include it. Actually it sounds weird to include it unless you are stressing that i (not someone else) am eating or i eat (not another verb).
I imagine its similar in czech/slovak as the languages are similar (ive been able to talk with czech people without major issues). How does it work in russian, im curious?
I'm in love with Poland, Their culture, their history, Their language...Etc....Love you Guys🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱💞💞
Thanks! I’m Polish 🇵🇱❤️
@@Ticci_han 🇵🇱❤
Meanwhile me being polish and kinda disliking my own country:
Thanks! That's nice to hear. If u wanna i can teach u something
Thanks! Dziękujemy❤
THIS IS SO GOOD. I teared up a bit. And it was fascinating to get a little bit of history through the different eras you portrayed. I don't know much about Poland, so this definitely piqued my interest to maybe learn more!
I had a history competition today. I fell in love with my culture. You won't regret learning more!
Poland has an interesting history and I’m sure you won’t regret learning it
The Eyre Effect i like this too and the song 😊
+nadia boj I'm brazilian and, the history of my country is a few seemed with the history of your country.
Poland is a Phoenix. The resilience of Polish people is outstanding. My husband is the first generation of Polish born in Canada and the stories that Babcia (grandma) tells us are so fucking tough.
All my love to Polish 💕we Mexicans have a lot in common , including our love for beer! 🍻
Thanks Irma. Love from Poland :)
I'm not drinking no damn modelo or tecate lol
Isn't that the truth. My Babcia came to Canada back in 1929, so she managed to escape the horrors of WWII in Poland. I have visited my family who still there various times and they are such a kind and genuine people. However, I can TELL that the older generations had it rough. They don't smile in pictures (even though they are laughing and happy moments before they are taken). And I can just tell by their mannerisms that they have had it rough. Some, not able to speak English manage to communicate with me as best they can. The most hilarious was my cousins wife, in their little village; I made a remark about "accidentally" going to Russia and upon hearing Russia - she turned her face to the sky, made a fist, and with disdain cursed the word "RUSSSSSIAAAA"
nigdy nie czułem się bliższy mojej ojczyźnie, niż podczas tych niecałych trzech minut.
No to słabo.
Ja też piękny filmy opowiada o pięknie polski
A reminder that most women didn’t have time to keep up with fashion trends. Fashion was always something that divided people into poor and wealthy. This was very informative and realistic
Everything here seemed fashionable and elegant, are you quite alright. You yourself no nothing of these decades, yet your so sure that this is a representation that you can agree with...without knowing literally anything on the era.
What a beautiful video and what a beautiful woman!
As a russian I feel very guilty for all the time we had invade/other bad things Poland. I wish we had friendship, not enmity in history and now.
Love from Russia!
(sorry for my bad English)
Believe me most Poles deep in their hearts look at Russians today as our own blood. We are Slavic brothers and sisters. Forget past rivalries, and focus on fortifying our family bonds, especially considering what's going on in crumbling western Europe, our cohesion is paramount) Pozdrawiam
your english is fine, believe me. I'm a white South-African American(European colonists are my ancestors) and i totally agree with the comments section.
I'm a Slavic, Russian, Baltic, Polish, Jewish mix. I actually took a DNA test and it was all as I expected. Our boarders in Eastern Europe changed so much over the decades and centuries. We're all more similar than we are different.
It isn't your fault, it was the fault of horrific world rulers, we love you Russia ❤❤
Dude, i'm Polish and i feel almost Russian. I'm not joking.
This actually gave me goosebumps and made me cry.
I am from Germany and I don't have much more than this video as a glimpse on Polish history, so I am far from grasping the hardships people had during the terrible decades.
But this actually inspired me to change that, and I want to thank you for that and this beautiful piece of art you created.
Metavoid She said she doesn't know anything about Poland. Of course in Germany we know about our country's history, specifically the Nazi era is a main focus of education starting as early as the first years of elementary school. I remember I was 7 or 8 when I first learned about it and I'm 99.9% sure she knows very well.
Sooo what about repayment for ww2? Were 5 years behind you
@Christine Taggart Poland is a thief and has blood on their hands?
Ok. Lemme give you A few examples.
Katyń
Wołyń
Charków
Miednoje.
Now give me proof if Poland is a thief and has blood on their hands.
@@kunga0683 z Niemcem się nie dogadasz. Ty mu, że ma odbudować kamienice, a on tobie, że masz mu oddać Śląsk.
@@kashcuz no i jeszcze przeprosic za walke w 2 wojnie swiatowej
I cried while watching this because history of Poland is similar to history of Latvia. I can be only thankful that I'm living in free country and at peaceful time.
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Yes me too 💜
Latvia 💓💓💓
The only thing I know of Latvia is Sherlock Holmes
History of Poland and history of much Europe at XX century is sadly very similar... Just when women started to get higher education without having to dress as males, fascim run rampant. And that not only destroyed the aspirations of those women, but culture as well, since the regimens killed millions of people by force or by incarceration, or by hunger. Terror was still present in the eyes of those who lived at those times... you could see it, and feel il like an echo resonating inside yourself... The silent anger or resignation lingered, and I think is still present at the core of the European idiosincrasy, and that's why we let governments do whatever they please with us...
Im from Poland, and i just wanna say, that i want to give all my blessings to those who had to live through the hard times
kocham wszystkich, miejcie dobry dzien!
My grandmother and great-aunts studied at Warsaw University. My grandmother, the eldest, graduated in 1918, taking her final exams first in Russian, and the again in Polish after independence.
I have photos of her and family dressed in those fashions, though none from those who didn't flee in September of 1939, only to perish in the Warsaw Ghetto, or Treblinka, for those still alive towards the end.
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY I feel sorry for your boring life, go better help your parents or do something good because nobody cares about your opinion and you lose your time blinded by anger. Maybe come to Poland first and see if Poland is really racist besides, why doesn't your friend write these comments but you? we both know it's just your excuse to spread hate
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY u re racist, why are u hating this country do much?
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY uber eats driver
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY The governement is Conservative.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY maybe some. It's just by some ppl who needs to just exist without any other nations. Some ppl are good but not all of them. Young people are nicier than older :P
This was wonderful, it had me tearing up.
Greetings from Hungary.
Lengyel, magyar két jó barát, együtt harcol s issza borát.
Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki, i do szabli, i do szklanki.
Oba zuchy, oba żwawi. Niech im Pan Bóg błogosławi.
We love Hungary from Poland!!
Polish people loves you!
Kocham to powiedzenie❤
Dzięki ♥
Nie spodziewałam się że ktoś zrobi takie 100 lat o Polsce🤔👏
The history of Poland has always impressed me beyond words. The fact that the Polish culture was safeguarded in such a way that it could one day be brought back is amazing!! I visited there in 2013 and found the culture and country so vibrant!:) such a fan of Poland and it's people
WOW -your videos are REALLY powerful! So much emotion in your eyes! Especially in the 1930s, and then the airplane noise above head. Meme mommy ain't playin' around today!
Hello, I'm not a Polish and I haven't heard about that bitter experience of Poland before, unfortunately. I'm so sorry.
Love from Russia❤
@Ангелина Тоньшина почему-то сомневаюсь что такое случиться, но это всегда хорошо надеяться
Gdyby nie Rosja...
In Poland we kind of hate Russia for what they have done to us.. But well, populations change ♡
Love from Poland 🇷🇺🇵🇱
@@kasiaptp And Germany too... :)
@@kasiaptp no, in Poland we dont hate Russia or Russians because they are innocent people who are not responsible for attacking us. We hate people who actually did all of this things, like Stalin, Brezhnev, Lenin or Hitler if we talk about Germany. Nowadays people in Russia still live in communist regime, poverty etc. But if we talk about war reparations that haven't been paid to us yet, we should blame our government and governments of other countries who invaded poland 75 years ago for not finalizing this agenda.
I think polish People is some Of the most kind hearted and beutiful People on earth, love from sweden!
SnowXy ❤️ Love from Poland!
They ar but there stil some people from eround the world who hate us
Thank you. I am from poland
I think you are one of the most kind and, hearted and beautiful people on earth, 🤗 from Poland
Love from poland
Though I am not Polish, this was very touching as a Lithuanian. Our countries hold similar bonds in history and ideals of freedom. Love from 🇱🇹
Half Polish half Lithuanian here, love both!! 👍🏻☺️
Greetings from polish-lithuanian :p
Świetne. W końcu ktoś świetnie przedstawił naszą bogatą i wzruszającą historię. Jestem dumna z tego, że jestem z Polski 🇵🇱❤️
Ja też
Nie wiem jak ty ale ja sie popłakałam
@@kostek777 To nie bądź
@@kostek777 jak to
Ja tak samo jestem dumna że jestem z Polski
My grandfather's family was polish, and during the war, they were driven out of Poland for being Jewish. But I grew up with the most beautiful stories from all of them about Poland, and all of the wonderful women and men and towns that they had known before the war.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY um.. no, he wasn't sorry. I dont really appreciate you distrespecting my late grandfather. He was a lovely man and wasn't the least bit racist. My entire family wasn't ever discriminatory, as they were the ones who lost family and friends to the Nazis because of discrimination.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY no... That's a bit of a stereotype, don't you think? I know a lot of polish people who aren't racist, even the lovely woman who made this video (one of my favorite UA-cam channels) is polish and not racist. It just depends on where you're looking. Have a lovely day, stranger, and I like ur profile pic
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY buuhuu awww b-but all poles are r-racist waaa.. Don't you think that you're the one who's being racist towards them here?
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY that's really sad to hear, hope he's doing alright. However him being treated that way by certain individuals doesn't make every Pole guilty, and you should stop judging them all by certain individuals. Because not only Poland has extremists
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY you're not being racist, my bad, but you're being stereotypical
Kocham czytać te wszystkie komentarze
Niestety nie zawsze są one szczere :/
@@madzix8155 I threw your comments into translate...
I suppose you mean the comments are not always kind?
Greetings from The Netherlands!
@@benjaminjohannessanchez3310 comments are not always honest*
Też bardzo mi miło, czytając te wszystkie ciepłe słowa.
Tak UwU
I went to Poland a few weeks ago and it was absolutely stunning. I was in Warsaw, but despite the unfortunate history, the city was amazing, beautiful and the people were very nice.
God bless Poland. I have several good Polish friends here in the UK.
Well that’s ironic
@@fissionabledolphin huh
@@_ziemniorek British people apparently don't like Poland
@@kubsons0732 aaa yeah i know, i forgot about it lmao
@@kubsons0732 whaaat I’m British and I’ve never met another person that hasn’t spoken highly of polish people
Interesting to see how many similarities are there between Polish and Czech (my) history. I should search it up more, in history class in my school Poland was only mentioned when the teacher was salty about how the war started when Poland was attacked even though we had been under nacist occupation since months before because the West let it happen. It's sad to ignore what a tragedy a country so close to us had to endure for something like that, since in this simplified form our historical events would go about the same, only you gave women the right to vole earlier!
My grandma was a survivor from Czechoslovakia (I'm American), and I hated how she would minimize the suffering in other countries. It's true, her people's suffering was ignored for months, but I feel like I didn't even learn about Poland at all in school. This was lovely to watch! A little difficult, of course, but we need to keep talking about it.
I was born, and still live, in the Czech Republic and the only way I can explain our approach to history and foreign politics is that as a country we have Napoleon complex :D Love our poetry, but not the way we still feel butthurt about literally every war that came through our territory since the beginning of time
I love you Czechy, ahoj!
Ah yes! My grandmother is Bohemian and she is still salty about european history classes here in the states ignoring Czechoslovakia and the Czech people.
In Poland they teach us that Czech and other countries occupied before Poland gave in and let the Nazis into the country without a fight, when Poland was the first onr that decided to fight back. That's what I was taught and that's why I think Poland is mentioned so much when it comes to WW2
I’m going to Poland for a university exchange I’m from Colombia with Serbian roots, I always wanted to visit Poland 🇵🇱 because I think it’s the bravest country in Europe, it will never disappear, it’s strong, beautiful and wild, I can’t wait to come to Poland, love u pozdrav ❤️❤️✨✌🏻
Love to Poland from Bulgarian neighbours
as far as slavic countries go, Serbia is pretty wild too, if not the wildest
Poland is the bravest, yes! Whenever you hear of daring acts of bravery and self-sacrifice during World War 2, it often turns out to be by Polish people. I don't know if it's Polish Catholicism, or if it's _bigos_ (Polish stew, which sounds hearty and delicious), but Poland has bred a very tough, brave, resilient people. With good skin. Can't forget the good skin.
Yeah i would like to come Poland. One day (I'm Italian)
Hi from Belarus!
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This always gives me chills... I know you won't read this Carolina, but I wanted to know how much I appreciate you. Thank you for being who you are.
It's horrible what poland and the people who lived in poland had gone through this...
Now we look at Germany :)
@@Andrea-by4jk You can look at the entire Europe! Europe destroyed itself - all by itself! Generations of people who had a shitty life due to hate, chauvinism, nationalism that lead to terrible wars and hate crimes!
@@horselovercock6835 What? Families equal Racism what are you talking about?
@@horselovercock6835 calm down. I just haven't heard of Family equals racism and it didn't make much sense in context and it seemed unrelated, I felt and still do curious, could you explain that last statement the rest made sense to me.
@@horselovercock6835 oh ok
Greetings to great Polish nation from neighbouring Belarus. 🇵🇱🇧🇾
You have the most beautiful women and most happy and heart-welcoming people❤️
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY being a racist is obviously not good, but that doesnt prevent modern society to turn around racism to white people. So nowadays its just a defensive mechanism from white. Other colours just repeat racism mistakes from history, I bet one day we will see black Hitler.
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY do you even hear yourself? it's you who's being racist now, you're limiting the entire nation to one stupid stereotype
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY you are a psychopath. go seek help. you don’t have any arguments
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY as a pole, not ALL of us are racist bitches. that's just a stereotype since most of the people voting are extremely old and conservative
@@-machx-272 yes you're right.
My friend was in Poland last year and he had a great time with his polish friends.
Even though he was Turk.
No racism at all!💐🙏
As a person who loves polish history and history in general this made me feel really sad... But still love from the USA❤️🇺🇸🇵🇱❤️
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• m i s t i c • Same but i learned most of my history from polandballs and alot of countryhumans
😳😳😳❤❤❤❤ from 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Eliwolf119 UwU I from poland
I’m Polish-American; this was really moving. My aunt grew up in ‘60s Poland and told me how their nanny would wake up really early to wait in line for meat and how they didn’t have access to toilet paper. Seeing Polish history acknowledged was really meaningful to me.
This video is actually brilliant, such an emotional roller coaster! My grandparents were born in Poland around 1910, so it’s cool to see what happened while they lived there, I’ve subscribed!
Fun fact: Your surname (I guess it's surname) means "humility" in Polish.
this made me cry a bit ..cos I am from Slovakia and it was kinda very similar for us :( seeing all those looks reminded me of my mum´s old photos in albums
@Kawa UA-cam idiot
@Kawa UA-cam you really are an idiot
Similar hah You attacked Poland with Hitler.
@@michawiewiora4912 yea...it's so depressing that even Slovaks have attacked us. But that was 80 years ago, politics was going different way then now...
What the fuck is wrong with u guys ... our people were literally forced into it and many common people helped hide polish or Jewish people and let’s not forget that we had uprising against the regime and many of our people were taken to concentration camps too
There are so many emotions and truth in your video... I'm so impressed. Thank you for this video. And greetings from Belarus 🇧🇾
Моника Драница - Pozdrowienia z Polski 😁
Both of our nations share long common history and are proud of our beautiful and inteligent women. Greetings from Poland!
Made me tear up. History is so important. I have several dear friends who fled Poland and Moldova from serious persecution. They are amazing people and I’m so grateful for them.
Thank you so much! My grandmother was from Poland, she was on her way to Auschwitz when the Allies liberated the train she was on. She wasn't Jewish either, but she was helping them and got caught. She met my grandpa, and her and my uncle came to the US. I never knew her, as she was killed in a car accident when my mama was six. You dressing up in the 30s and 40s clothes reminds me so of her in the pictures my mama has of her. Thank you again for letting me feel close to her.
Vanessa Whitehead as a Jew it is very emotional to hear about your grandma. She is trully a hero. Hope she rests in peace🙏
That's so touching, my Gosh ;~;
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Piękny film, cudownie pokazuje Polskę w tych czasach. Zrobiłaś świetną robotę, aż się wzruszyłam 💕
Just did a study on Poland post WW2 in history class and all of my classmates and I couldn’t help but ask “why does all of this stuff have to happen to Poland?” Poland truthfully has an awesome history of comeback despite influence from so many outside forces. Amazing video to show the history, dude!
Elizabeth Hanan Taylor it is not Poland only. Pretty much all of the countries that were "saved" from the war by Russia (not the USA), share this history.
Thea Bruknerová I know! It’s super tragic in areas like Czechoslovakia as well where the government was taken so suddenly by Stalin post WWII, and many of the territories were so switched around (like the whole territory shifts in the Treaty of Versailles which left people who, for example, lived in Poland no longer living in Poland but in some foreign country now). Much respect to those countries there that we sometimes dismiss as tiny and irrelevant. They’ve got a rich and, thank goodness for some, triumphant history.
Why Poland? Because the country was situated beteewn Germany and Russia, that's why.
yup, it's never ending story with drops of peace
Elizabeth Hanan Taylor Because they are stuck between two big powers Germany and Russia who kept carving them up. :(
The expression that she had when represented the jews is heartbreaking