Definitely India and Pakistan

Me and my bed

@@mitchells3345 russia and usa

China in Pakistan

Algeria and Tunisia

and The Dog is U.K

Exactly lol

@@Max-xf8bl no Napoleon did not fight a lot UK you forget about the Hundred Years’ War ; 7 years war and other . UK and France were the biggest enemies

@@Max-xf8bl and Germany in second position

@@Max-xf8bl France and Germany are not besties but they aren’t in a cold place after WW1 and other wars that opposed them, now they’re good.

trueeee xd but still many people don't like each other. but i guess thats no surprise. i mean we had so many wars in the past.

@Polish Hussars i'll say 20% of the French population hating the Germans is net amelioration over war every 40 years

@Veldrin Maven oh don't be so sure, i am French and quite active in the politics, of course the boomers are an important part but there is also a small but verry active portion of youngsters that are actively anti germans, mostly the nationalist, espacialy the royalists

@@annasantiago6997 The older generation will always hate germany, for example my grand mother don't like them because she saw what they did during the occupation. She told me that she saw a german officer shoot a teenager in front of his mother because he was moving guns with his bike for the resistance... Hard to see them as friends after that.

@@fabgg_ verry true, we can't expect the ones who saw WW2 to just forget everything, for most humans that is impossible. Fortunately this was 60 years ago, so for the most part the ressentiment betwen the 2 country had greatly been reduczd

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Um grande obrigado aqui de Portugal,viva ao nosso grande e melhor aliado o Reino Unido 🇬🇧🇵🇹

🎉🇵🇹🤝🏻🇬🇧🎉

This is an eternal fact. 🇵🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

you welcome in Portugal brother

Same in America

Welcome for Portugal

Englan

@saber 1616 wdym surprised why would you be? Its not like they are enemies.

I thought for sure Australia and New Zealand were gonna be on this list

Let’s also make that into NZ constitution as well: Australia can join NZ if they want!

And they fought together the world wars, ANZAC

Yeah !!! of course......

This video was very Western focused so I was pretty dumbfounded Aus/NZ was not on there.

Everyone forgets about Asia until some big empire from there is knocking on your doorstep AKA The Mongols The Japanese And now Communist China

@@BT--xz5rq imagine calling a communist country an "empire"

@@nixtrostrike I have imagined it.

There are just your stereotypes about Aisa. While staying in the topic of friendship, you cannot ignore the friendship between India and Bhutan. This friendship is so deep that India is wholely responsible for the safety of Bhutan..

@@BT--xz5rq China hasn't been communist for some time, the only Communist thing that happens in China is the totalitarian government

Thanks brother, you welcome in Portugal :)

Free ticket to the Highlands? :D

Thanks to spain USA is a country

@@vgjl1824 Well, that's irrelevant, but at least include France and Poland in that...

@@nolanrichoux3538 Sure! Texas, florida las vegas los angeles are spanish names

I mean, our countries are related to each other, even if we went on drastically different directions and are distinguishable from each other (in most parts).

@@stevensiegert jep Frankish Empire

Haha no.

Nah, germany was our biggest rival only since napoleon. And we really hated them only after the franco prussian war of the second empire. Before that we shared a lot of history and values, up till charlemagne and represented most of the troops for the crusades. Whats way more impressive is peace with our real oldest rivals : the english.

@@Cieloespectral_78 what? why should we germans hate morocco?

I am hungry hungary

Me too

Love from Poland

I am actually both Hungarian and polish. 1/4 polish, 1/8 Hungarian, 1/8 Mexican, and the rest I don’t know.

Love to our hungarian brothers

Exactly

Hungary and Poland - we are the best bros in Europe Czechs and Slovaks be like - hold my beer and borovička

If they're such great friends, then why doesn't Czechoslovakia exist anymore?

@@mikitz every nationality needs a country in the end.....Czechoslovakia was 2 nationality country.....we will see Belgium will be separate for France and Netherlands....and Scotland will be a county out of UK...and so on......it is not about friendship or relation .... it is about self identity

myslil jsem tak lol they are brothers

Long live Alba from Québec !

Greetings from France 🇫🇷

@@bluegaming1013 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🇲🇫

Greetings from France ! Always supporting Scotland in football or rugby games 👌

@@costialelec1737 same here for France 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🇲🇫

Ahahaha

@• Angeliq kitten • actually its the opposite ^^

Yeah, theres even a day celebrating the friendship between France and Germany^^

@Chris T i mean... france did it too.

@Chris T in the context of friendships and sentiment toward invasion, it does. Napoleon literally gave birth to the hatred between france and all iterations of prussia or germany that followed until ww2. Not that there hadnt been wars between them before, but it is a turning point.

Omg he said edinburg noooo

Ooo nu

We, Czech And Slovak people: hold my Beer!

Also scotland isn't protestant what the feck

@@dickdastardly1386 We technically are, although we do have groups of many religions, mainly catholic and Protestant.

Pretty much all the wars that involved Scandinavian countries was against eachother. Not to mention that Denmark straight up removed Norway from the map. In modern times we have our brotherly "love" (more of a brotherly rivalry), but that is relatively young (after the Napoleonic wars)

Good idea!

I think it’s more of a friendly rivalry

I agree with you. Russia used to be in very friendly relations with Denmark too until 1917. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denmark-Russia_relations

Aside from the fact that the Danish royalty was so terrible that Sweden and Norway both fought for independence? lol

but that could be a whole separate video

I hope that the hispanic sphere were like that...

@@TasukuMuncha lol fr💀 but Mexico is a de facto brother of the US and Canada, so by association, very close to all the other countries in the anglosphere

@@gryfenfer1037 pov your not from any of these countries

As a fellow Anglo I see people from other anglo countries as freinds and brothers

I agree. Greetings from Poland brother

Greetings to you friend! In the video some aspects of the Polish-Hungarian friendship were already mentioned. An interesting aspect is also that in 1576 Stefan Batory/Báthory István issued an official instruction which was sent to the commander of the hussars, in which the detailed conditions were specified for the standardization of the weapons and armor of the hussars. The document even contained the order to wear Hungarian clothing. However, at that time there was already a fashion for Hungarian clothing in Poland. So the order was actually superfluous. An interesting aspect is also that the Polish language also contains hungarisms! Because during the reign of Stefan Batory/Báthory István, the Polish language incorporated numerous hungarisms which continue to be in active use. Most of them have military connotations, such as: szereg (row), orszak (procession), giermek (squire), dobosz (drummer), hajduk (highwayman), hejnał (bugle call), and puchar (goblet). Another aspect is that even the famous Polish winged hussars have Hungarian references. The characteristic hussar helmet Szyszak, for example, had its origins in the hungarian sisak helmet. The Hussars wore when they don't wear armor a coat which was called czuha (szűr in Hungarian). The forearms were protected by vambraces (karwos in Hungarian). Alos other elements of weaponry with the Hungarian origin included the horseman’s pick (striking and bladed weapon), koncerz (a type of a long thrust sword) and high riding boots with traditional crescent-shaped iron heels. However, two other elements were the most characteristic of the Hussars, and later of the entire nobility of the Polish Republic. The first item is the traditional magierka cap, which was known as Magyar in Hungarian. Made of thick broadcloth, plain woven cloth, it was worn by the Hussars away from the battlefield later it became fashionable among the entire Polish nobility. The second characteristic element is the famous Hussar sabre which originates from the Hungarian sabre. Known in Poland already in the Middle Ages, it became widely used with the arrival of the Serbian and Hungarian Racs. The sabres were sometimes embellished with an image of the king or his name, and then referred to as batorówka in Polish (from Báthory). Magierka caps and Hungarian sabres became inseparable attributes of the Hussars and, following their example, of all Polish nobility. To this day we consider them to be a permanent element of the national dress of the First Polish Republic, on equal footing with żupan and kontusz.

well switzerland is great for trade and protection for lichtenstein. if there is WWIII in europe they would combine even stronger probably (and of course stay neutral hehe)

I see you every where

You’re everywhere

You again.

I've subbed to you keep up the amazing work

Love to UK as well.

There was no UK in the 13th century, the alliance was between England and Portugal.

@@garymcatear822 close enough

@@garymcatear822 and I never said there was , so dont really know why you felt the need to point that out

@@Alonzi. You said 'love to Portugal from the UK' in reference to the alliance between Portugal and England.

We love you too.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧🇬🇧🇵🇹

We love you too

We love you too🇵🇹❤️🇬🇧

You too, friend! 🇬🇧🇵🇹

👍

Lol. I just realized their capitals are obly 83km away. I'm not American.

Yeah. Tervehdys👋🤠

O M G YES

@@duck1470 Tere

Aren’t Estonians pretty much weird southern Finns?

England helped Portugal as well it is useful to note, but yes everything you said is true

@benvolio mozart The French do not call the English “Rosbifs” due to the colour of their skin (which makes no sense whatsoever), but simply because in the 18th century roasting meats, especially beef, was an extremely popular cooking method in England. Therefore the word was never actually intended to offend, but to simply characterise the traditional eating habits of the English people (although in recent years it has definitely been used with a little more sarcasm). I’ve never heard anyone from the US use the phrase “yellow-teeth donkey” however...

@@tamaracarter1836 Sorry but when we call the english Rosbifs we do so to joke about them...

@@nestpascamillekazeyquiveut9984 Yes I know that’s why I added: “although in recent years it has definitely been used with a little more sarcasm”.

@@tamaracarter1836 I mean even in the napoleonic era

Brother

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@@user-fi4pi4ps9x Uh. I just said. I’m American-

@@emisev4162 answer the question please!

@@yanchoho **Coughs** A-mer-I-can.

@@emisev4162 You're A moroccan ?

Maybe

democratic backsliding does bring nations together

@@robertabella1806 yes, this one bad thing surely matters more than hundred of years of good relations and friendship.

@@adolfknitler1289 He will not respond now. He does not have arguments now

@@robertabella1806 actually check what you write, theres a lot of history behind Poland and Hungary

Greetings to you friend! In the video some aspects of the Polish-Hungarian friendship were already mentioned. An interesting aspect is also that in 1576 Stefan Batory/Báthory István issued an official instruction which was sent to the commander of the hussars, in which the detailed conditions were specified for the standardization of the weapons and armor of the hussars. The document even contained the order to wear Hungarian clothing. However, at that time there was already a fashion for Hungarian clothing in Poland. So the order was actually superfluous. An interesting aspect is also that the Polish language also contains hungarisms! Because during the reign of Stefan Batory/Báthory István, the Polish language incorporated numerous hungarisms which continue to be in active use. Most of them have military connotations, such as: szereg (row), orszak (procession), giermek (squire), dobosz (drummer), hajduk (highwayman), hejnał (bugle call), and puchar (goblet). Another aspect is that even the famous Polish winged hussars have Hungarian references. The characteristic hussar helmet Szyszak, for example, had its origins in the hungarian sisak helmet. The Hussars wore when they don't wear armor a coat which was called czuha (szűr in Hungarian). The forearms were protected by vambraces (karwos in Hungarian). Alos other elements of weaponry with the Hungarian origin included the horseman’s pick (striking and bladed weapon), koncerz (a type of a long thrust sword) and high riding boots with traditional crescent-shaped iron heels. However, two other elements were the most characteristic of the Hussars, and later of the entire nobility of the Polish Republic. The first item is the traditional magierka cap, which was known as Magyar in Hungarian. Made of thick broadcloth, plain woven cloth, it was worn by the Hussars away from the battlefield later it became fashionable among the entire Polish nobility. The second characteristic element is the famous Hussar sabre which originates from the Hungarian sabre. Known in Poland already in the Middle Ages, it became widely used with the arrival of the Serbian and Hungarian Racs. The sabres were sometimes embellished with an image of the king or his name, and then referred to as batorówka in Polish (from Báthory). Magierka caps and Hungarian sabres became inseparable attributes of the Hussars and, following their example, of all Polish nobility. To this day we consider them to be a permanent element of the national dress of the First Polish Republic, on equal footing with żupan and kontusz.

Uberaham Al The point was that because Scotland is a part of the UK, they can’t be a rival of them. But they did have a massive rivalry with England before they united

@@UberAl2008 does Wales really exist? I’ve barely heard anything about wales and I’m from England

The pronunciation of Edinburgh 😱😱😱

Turtlelord 979 no idea you’d have to go to see for yourself

Turtlelord 979 I’m legally not allowed to move out of my home town it’s like the opposite of a restraining order

Long live our two nations! Love the Scottish people from France 🇫🇷❣️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

France will always be with you ! Our friendship is intact !

Technically he did talk about Asia when he did Russia

@@usedtoberyanpoopnownormal8822 But that was in context with Europe and America and not other Asian countries.

@@karunyaasribashyam1465 i was talking about Russia but ok

Well it's not like there's that many Asian or African countries that have historic alliances. The countries in both seem to be pretty hostile to each other.

@@stopit6229 Why in Asian countries also have historic allies

Scotland and France best Friend forever. A random Scotsman!

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Long live Stotland

I love the French they are amazing 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🇫🇷

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When talking about Polish-Hungarian relations, it's worth mentioning the common rulers wearing the crowns of both kingdoms: Ludwik Węgierski / I. Lajos and Władysław III / I. Ulászló Hungary and Poland adopted Christianity and received their first kings at a similar time, having the same enemies in the Middle Ages: Czechs, Germans, Mongols and Turks. Both countries acted as bulwarks or ramparts of European civilization. During the great Polish-Bolshevik war, at a critical moment in Battle of Warsaw in 1920, the whole world refused to help Poles, except for a handful of daredevils such as Merian C. Cooper (aviator and later director of King Kong) and the indestructible Carton de Wiart. Only the Hungarians helped the Poles in the most critical moment of the war, they handed over to the Polish army all their ammunition, which the Poles were desperately lacking. Even during the Warsaw Uprising, which Poles afraid raised in 1944 against the Third Reich - the Germans were that Hungarian military units stationed near Warsaw might join the fight on the Polish side. Glory to Great Hungary! Fun fact: This comment was continuously removed. Who might not like the content of this comment?

Greeting from Poland

@@damianb8322 Don't tinker with these comment removing liberals/sorosists/romanians. Our alliance will live forever even if it is censored or simply not welcome!

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@@damianb8322 most of us are mostly all about Jadwiga

yup! That's the Scots/Welsh for you, as the old saying goes "anyone but the English!"

It's still alive in northern France too ! :D You should see during carnaval, so many Scottish flags, we all enjoy drinking and singing. :)

@Carl Stone it's between january and march but the best time to go is the three days before Shrove Tuesday: we call it the 3 joyful (les 3 joyeuses). 😃👍

@MrTherealpad I'm Burgundian, and when I studied english, my teachers told us that Scotland was the Burgundy of the UK. And that we have a strange pronounciation of the letter "R" that scottish have too. Although as burgundian, we captured Jeanne d'Arc and sell her to England so... oups. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@MrTherealpad The English have never tried to blame it on Burgundy. We did the deed.

Unlike the Scottish/French defencive pact against the English which was dissolved when Scotland and England became the same state (therefore making the whole point of it mute - especially during the Napoleonic wars when Scotland as part of the UK declared war on France), England and Portugal's was a true/general alliance which is why it still exists despite the occasional scuffle and why even now they tilt towards favouring the UK when they can.

1 soul of 2 nations. We Pole have just one brother - Hungary. Lengyel-Magyar két jó barát!!

But very Bad relationship with Slovakia because you all occupants who want live in Slovakia but you don't learned our language .

@@panpizza5863 ty si hlúpi poliak . Vy ste nás koľko razi napadli okupovali. Sa tu idete bratričkovať s maďarmi. Vy ste nás skôr napadli vy ste rozvrátili prvú Československu republiku. To že v tom 1939 že vraj naši napadli vás nieje pravda . Poľsko by spravilo to isté keby nemalo na výber od nemecka. Neutralnosť v tedy nemohla byť pretože sme boli strašne malinký štát . A vy ste nás ešte pred tým napadli a v 68 ste nás napadli spolu s rusmi a maďarmi tiež. Privlastnili ste si hornú oravu a horny Spiš ktori bol od počiatku slovenské územie v Rakúsko uhorsku . A čo sa týka maďarov tak sú to okupanti. V 19stom storočí chceli slobodu nejake vyrovnanie z viedňou ale nie pre nás . My sme si museli svoju slobodu vydobyť pretože by nás pomaďarčili a žiadne Slovensko by tu nebolo . Ak poznáš slovo frajer čo znamená v polštine tak to ste vy medzi slovanskými krajinami. Nikdy nezabudneme na vašu niekoľkonasobnu zradu . A že vraj slovanský štát. My sme tu od počiatku a maďar je tu cudzí . Morho! Maďari za Dunaj

@@martinstaybusy9771 pan pizza said stupid stuff. And I think we should Dont mind stuff what happend In The past, because war was apsolutly horrifying. Now our Both Nations is in 3 groups. European Union, nato, and visegrád group. As a pole I think slovakia is pretty country with really close culture to our.

@@user-yg7rg8ob4o i telling you from All slovakian people that we don't want lose our south part in Slovakia . We lose many teritories and this is our country after many years of ocupations. That IS All . If we going to supporting in višegrad group IS in future. I mean All višegrad group countries going to star supporting remembers not only Slovakia.

I can only imagine a French cartoon man Dating an Anime Girl.

France loves anime

Sooooo fucking true

Polish-Japanese is also an interesting one. Poland tried to declare war on Japan during wwii, and Japan declined it, saying that they're their ally and they're being forced to declare war

but I would argue that is not enough for a friendship

Hi brother :)

Hello there

Hugs, beer and 🍷 from 🇵🇹

Italy and Spain be like

Why tho?

@@jeffthemercenary ehehehehe

Typical Anglo Saxon: I don’t Argus, just insult

@@carlosgasco426 Insult?

And you UK sabes US from napoleon and Spain sometimes to

angrej chale jaao

We got your back.

Yes, exactly. Ave Salazar! Greatest statesman in Portuguese history.

@@MaSsiVeGaming1 um animal a saudar traidores, nada de estranho. ganha juízo e vergonha na cara

Well, Bavaria had been an ally of France some times. In fact, during the war of the Austrian succession (1740-1748), France was allied with Prussia (1740-42, 1744-45), Bavaria (1741-45) and Saxony (1741-42). Also, during the thirty years war, France was allied with German protestant states (e.g. at the battle of Nördlingen in 1645, France and Saxe-Weimar faced the forces of the Holy Roman Empire and Bavaria (and won)).

@@krips22 the "Hate Austria" gang.

No wonder, Germany was created after 1871.

@@BewareOfTheKraut mmmm.... Holy Roman Empire???

Never say never dude. Especially for European history

@Heinrich Himmler OK, bring me a coffe.

For my tea from Portugal, obrigado!! From dady tea, england 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿☕️

Love you! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇵🇹

🇵🇹🤝🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

🇬🇧🤝🇵🇹 US Americans are alright but CANZUK is where it’s at 🇬🇧🤝🇨🇦🤝🇳🇿🤝🇦🇺

@@lightdeathguy9266 You're just mad that we actually moved out of dad's house and only come to visit on Christmas

benn454 your leader is the biggest idiot on the planet and people actually vote for him and you think British people are salty about a war that happened hundreds of years ago while lacking basic geography

Olá, my British friend! Greetings from Portugal!

Right here Sir

Same goes to serbia and greece and serbia and montenegro

@@manaembepis you are the joke, but a scrumpy insignificant one

youtube videos are made literally by random people saying what they literally want, they bare little validity

@@jh5kl same as your reply 🙄

Same place 🙄

well they are descendants of Venus no?😁😁

To be fair Italy has got one the the coolest histories with the Roman Empire

Maybe San Marino

Maybe Argentina, San Marino or even Germany.

E dai, noi Polacchi vi vogliamo bene. E mica siamo da Marte (senza contare alcuni politici).

France and the US are clearly not friends. The first one use a lot of anti-americanism, and the last one hate the French with its usual France bashing (WW2, white flag, surrender). No need enemies with "friends" like that.

@@alexanderthompson7164 I agree the US didn't do the UK many favours in both World wars, the Suez crises or during the Falklands war and financially supported the IRA in the 70 and 80s

@@Thunderworks This is only since France didn't follow the invasion of Irak in 2003. Bush & co started the "freedom fries" campaign, which a lot of idiots gobbled until this day, while in France people felt forsaken by being insulted by a historical ally for basically trying to warn them about a big error they were about to commit, resulting in salty feelings towards the US. Besides that, and since independence war, the US and France have always been on the same side. Actually when 9/11 happened, the US were shocked to realize that they were hated by many countries and looked at their popularity over time worlwide. The only country where it didn't decrease was France. That is, until 2003.

Well, no one can say that France has not tried being friends with the US...

Not long after Obama said that he had the balls to go to the UK and tell them that they'd go to the back of the queue if they Brexited.

Polska jest fajna xd

Funny enough but as russian i can absolutely understand polish part (two brothers - from swords to bottles) and nothing in magyar

@@LazyPictures not exactly from swords to bottles, but from sabres to glasses (alcohol) but yeah, close enough

Love from hungary

@@LazyPictures probably because hungarian is not slavic language, opposite to polish, russian and many others

mine is german welsh irish Scottish and like 1% american

That’s gold right there😀🇵🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

In the video some aspects of the Polish-Hungarian friendship were already mentioned. An interesting aspect is also that in 1576 Stefan Batory/Báthory István issued an official instruction which was sent to the commander of the hussars, in which the detailed conditions were specified for the standardization of the weapons and armor of the hussars. The document even contained the order to wear Hungarian clothing. However, at that time there was already a fashion for Hungarian clothing in Poland. So the order was actually superfluous. An interesting aspect is also that the Polish language also contains hungarisms! Because during the reign of Stefan Batory/Báthory István, the Polish language incorporated numerous hungarisms which continue to be in active use. Most of them have military connotations, such as: szereg (row), orszak (procession), giermek (squire), dobosz (drummer), hajduk (highwayman), hejnał (bugle call), and puchar (goblet). Another aspect is that even the famous Polish winged hussars have Hungarian references. The characteristic hussar helmet Szyszak, for example, had its origins in the hungarian sisak helmet. The Hussars wore when they don't wear armor a coat which was called czuha (szűr in Hungarian). The forearms were protected by vambraces (karwos in Hungarian). Alos other elements of weaponry with the Hungarian origin included the horseman’s pick (striking and bladed weapon), koncerz (a type of a long thrust sword) and high riding boots with traditional crescent-shaped iron heels. However, two other elements were the most characteristic of the Hussars, and later of the entire nobility of the Polish Republic. The first item is the traditional magierka cap, which was known as Magyar in Hungarian. Made of thick broadcloth, plain woven cloth, it was worn by the Hussars away from the battlefield later it became fashionable among the entire Polish nobility. The second characteristic element is the famous Hussar sabre which originates from the Hungarian sabre. Known in Poland already in the Middle Ages, it became widely used with the arrival of the Serbian and Hungarian Racs. The sabres were sometimes embellished with an image of the king or his name, and then referred to as batorówka in Polish (from Báthory). Magierka caps and Hungarian sabres became inseparable attributes of the Hussars and, following their example, of all Polish nobility. To this day we consider them to be a permanent element of the national dress of the First Polish Republic, on equal footing with żupan and kontusz.

Long live British-Polish friendship too! :D

Actually the first nation to reconized US was Portugal, and it was before 1783, during the independence war.

I was taught that Netherlands are the US's longest continual ally. I used to listen to Radio Netherlands quite a bit over shortwave radio back in the 80's and they'd repeat that tidbit quite a bit. I know we've had issues with France and I'm not sure about Portugal. As far as continuous it does look like Netherlands.

Paulo Seara actually the First Nation to officially recognise the USA was the sultanate of Morocco

@@pauloseara7332 I believe it was Morocco, being the first independent nation to recognise the USA.

Talking continuous relationships though, we’ve never had any strife with Netherlands. Not sure how well we got along in the 19th Century with the others.

Far more mottos are Gaelic showing the long relationship with Ireland.

From a French-Québecois I love Scotland !!!

@@Hugo-cn9no Nos meilleurs amis sur cette planète !

@@Hugo-cn9no thanks love you to bro

Long live our Scottish friends!

Yay!😁

Still in our hearts brother 🇵🇹🇬🇧

except if you get a brain you ll see england is a betrayer to that dead alliance, and they still undermine Europe, Portugal included, today

@@jh5kl Yes, England has betrayed the alliance a few times. In the same way that helped us a lot Can you imagine an Aljubarrota without English archers? Can you imagine the French invasions without Wellington? Can you imagine a siege of Lisbon without Englishmen? Is that I don't And tell me, the number of times that Portugal could have helped England and did not The alliance was betrayed by both sides more than once

@@jh5kl You're the one who needs to get a brain because you have literally no respect for anyone here.

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Love Germany from Britain 🇬🇧🤝🇩🇪

Ich liebe Deutschland !!! 😊🇨🇵🤝🇩🇪

Hungary: likes any nation but Austria Hapsburgs: So, you have chosen DEATH?

Im half Hungarian!

@@MinecraftMasterNo1 its more like "dislikes every European nation except Poland"

Glory to Great Hungary! When talking about Polish-Hungarian relations, it's worth mentioning the common rulers wearing the crowns of both kingdoms: Ludwik Węgierski / I. Lajos and Władysław III / I. Ulászló Hungary and Poland adopted Christianity and received their first kings at a similar time, having the same enemies in the Middle Ages: Czechs, Germans, Mongols and Turks. Both countries acted as bulwarks or ramparts of European civilization. During the great Polish-Bolshevik war, at a critical moment in Battle of Warsaw in 1920, the whole world refused to help Poles, except for a handful of daredevils such as Merian C. Cooper (aviator and later director of King Kong) and the indestructible Carton de Wiart. Only the Hungarians helped the Poles in the most critical moment of the war, they handed over to the Polish army all their ammunition, which the Poles were desperately lacking. Even during the Warsaw Uprising, which Poles afraid raised in 1944 against the Third Reich - the Germans were that Hungarian military units stationed near Warsaw might join the fight on the Polish side. Fun fact: This comment was continuously removed. Who might not like the content of this comment?

@Tamara K ok leftie. Just because our countries aren't following your current version of socialism, doesn't mean that we are far right

Thanks!

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or Serbia and Republika Srpska... There must be included Romania and Serbia, friendship that span centuries

Romania and Serbia, indeed

How about Bulgaria and Romania? In modern times Bulgaria and Romania are really close friends

@@slavicindo5763 yea but only after WW2, before they weren't that close

Well shit

@Itachi Uchiha Lengyel, magyar, két jó barát, együtt harcol, issza borát.

@Itachi Uchiha Lengyel, Magyar két jó barát együtt harcol s issza borát Vitéz s bátor mind kettője Áldás szálljon mind kettőre

I love Magyarország so much your country is truly adored in Polska 🇵🇱💖🇭🇺

Fajny wierszyk :)

I don't saw any Polish greetings from Poles so Im gonna do this! Greetings from Poland to Hungary

Glory to Great Hungary! When talking about Polish-Hungarian relations, it's worth mentioning the common rulers wearing the crowns of both kingdoms: Ludwik Węgierski / I. Lajos and Władysław III / I. Ulászló Hungary and Poland adopted Christianity and received their first kings at a similar time, having the same enemies in the Middle Ages: Czechs, Germans, Mongols and Turks. Both countries acted as bulwarks or ramparts of European civilization. During the great Polish-Bolshevik war, at a critical moment in Battle of Warsaw in 1920, the whole world refused to help Poles, except for a handful of daredevils such as Merian C. Cooper (aviator and later director of King Kong) and the indestructible Carton de Wiart. Only the Hungarians helped the Poles in the most critical moment of the war, they handed over to the Polish army all their ammunition, which the Poles were desperately lacking. Even during the Warsaw Uprising, which Poles afraid raised in 1944 against the Third Reich - the Germans were that Hungarian military units stationed near Warsaw might join the fight on the Polish side. Fun fact: This comment was continuously removed. Who might not like the content of this comment?

Polish - Lithuanian too.

Wonderful ;) also I think some asked why they crowned Jadwiga as a king - simple answer the name of the king meant actual ruler and a queen was simply a kings wife, the wanted to he the true monarch.

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um, the spanish hate britain not least due to gibraltar

You could also throw in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand too.

Azores is the thing.

Just like any other "friendship" between states

Always? Wasn't Hungary part of the Axis and supported Germany in its wars, you know the guys that devoured poland. Edit: Because of many comments I looked into it... and I slowly get the feeling that many have a quite innocent look of hungary (not to say they got influenced by propaganda). Hungary was a fascist country that proactivly enacted antisemitic laws. In addition they tried to get a alliance with italy (and later germany). There goal was to (re)conquer neighboring territories. In addition, they initiated the work to join the Tripartite Pact, and got frst rejected by Italy and Germany. The truth is, that Hungary wasn't innocent. They were the same like Germany and Italy. They prefered strong neighbors that allow them to restore their "old borders" over their friendship with poland. Yes they might have helped polish refugees... but so did germans with jewish refugees (with the slight difference that the germans payed a much higher price). Propaganda isn't a good thing. And the comments prove why this is a case. Instead of just explaining the polish-hungarian friendship, everyone acted like I personally insulted them. I literally just asked a question and stated a well know historic fact... if you can't live with the fact that people doesn't know the history of you country or praise it for his false propaganda history you probably should rethink your values. Because your country isn't your identity, its just the place you were born.

@@Grothgerek yes, always and the internet blablabla of some jealous mr. nobody doesn`t change this fact of polish-hungarian brotherhood. Poland&Hungary always together!!

@@panpizza5863 "and the internet blablabla of some jealous mr. nobody doesn`t change this fact" Arent you also a mr. nobody with his internet blablabla? And why jealous? I'm totally confused by the fact that you react like a little kid that got personally attacked...

@@Grothgerek Honestly I don`t care you are confused or not. You are just an ignorant if you ask about the historical facts. EOD.

​@@panpizza5863 Why do you act like a asshole? Is it because you are one? Not only did you insult me for no reasons and act like a total douchebag. You aren't even interested in solving the situation, by not stating any information and just end the discussion. So I'm ignorant, because I don't know about the close relation of every country in the world? Especially, if this close countries have such a strange event in their past, which could result to misunderstandings... I'm now aware of the polish-hungarian relations. But you my friend, were no help at all.

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Very interesting! This is completely new to me. Thanks for commenting it. Regards from Argentina.

I remember seeing a polish memorial about a group of hungarian soldiers who went to Warsaw during the uprising,fought and died. As someone who was born in these peace times ,so i dont know what they felt,but i feel sadness for these brave men who didnt live longer. In the darkest hours will be shown who your real friends are.

Nice story but to be honest both hungarian and polish languagues are hard to understand.

In the video some aspects of the Polish-Hungarian friendship were already mentioned. An interesting aspect is also that in 1576 Stefan Batory/Báthory István issued an official instruction which was sent to the commander of the hussars, in which the detailed conditions were specified for the standardization of the weapons and armor of the hussars. The document even contained the order to wear Hungarian clothing. However, at that time there was already a fashion for Hungarian clothing in Poland. So the order was actually superfluous. An interesting aspect is also that the Polish language also contains hungarisms! Because during the reign of Stefan Batory/Báthory István, the Polish language incorporated numerous hungarisms which continue to be in active use. Most of them have military connotations, such as: szereg (row), orszak (procession), giermek (squire), dobosz (drummer), hajduk (highwayman), hejnał (bugle call), and puchar (goblet). Another aspect is that even the famous Polish winged hussars have Hungarian references. The characteristic hussar helmet Szyszak, for example, had its origins in the hungarian sisak helmet. The Hussars wore when they don't wear armor a coat which was called czuha (szűr in Hungarian). The forearms were protected by vambraces (karwos in Hungarian). Alos other elements of weaponry with the Hungarian origin included the horseman’s pick (striking and bladed weapon), koncerz (a type of a long thrust sword) and high riding boots with traditional crescent-shaped iron heels. However, two other elements were the most characteristic of the Hussars, and later of the entire nobility of the Polish Republic. The first item is the traditional magierka cap, which was known as Magyar in Hungarian. Made of thick broadcloth, plain woven cloth, it was worn by the Hussars away from the battlefield later it became fashionable among the entire Polish nobility. The second characteristic element is the famous Hussar sabre which originates from the Hungarian sabre. Known in Poland already in the Middle Ages, it became widely used with the arrival of the Serbian and Hungarian Racs. The sabres were sometimes embellished with an image of the king or his name, and then referred to as batorówka in Polish (from Báthory). Magierka caps and Hungarian sabres became inseparable attributes of the Hussars and, following their example, of all Polish nobility. To this day we consider them to be a permanent element of the national dress of the First Polish Republic, on equal footing with żupan and kontusz.

Should’ve went there and told them you’re romanian, they would’ve stabbed you like they usually do

What about Poland and Lithuania?

@@quasar7951 Divorced husband and wife (Edit: Saying that as a Pole)

@@SailorSetsuna7 yall still friends?

@@quasar7951 Not really, at least it's not both-sided. Generally Poles have a fond memory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth times, but I talked to some Lithuanians online and they had quite a different opinion. There's still some saltiness that Poland owned some of Lithuania's land after WWI (including Vilnus, the capital) and overall there's an impression that Lithuania was kinda forced to unify with Poland so that they wouldn't be at risk of an invasion (though we never really had any beef with Lithuania, we were busy fighting Russians for couple centuries). Nowadays I heard that Lithuania tries to distance itself from any Polish remnants on their land, changing the street names and encouraging mixed-families to attend Lithuanian schoold instead of Polish ones. So yeah, it's not looking as bright as some people seem to see it.

@@SailorSetsuna7 oh

Are you always hungry if you live in Hungary?

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@Carl Stone we don't have to be in the same club to be friends in trading. you know it's not illegal to trade with European countries after the brexit.

@Carl Stone I never said the England was a good friend I just said we can trade and I don't really care if Britain is a part of the EU or not.

@Carl Stone Leaving a stumbling mess of bureaucracy like EU has nothing to do with Englands alliance with Portugal. Stop talking utter shit.

@Carl Stone no the uk leaving the EU was bad for the EU it had the second highest GDP behind Germany but as an English person leaving the EU was a mistake in my opinion

@Carl Stone yes that’s why I think it was bad that we left the eu

Doesn't even include Oceania or Scandinavia. So many countries were left out.

@@Youssef-kx4cd Yes. There were only North America and Europe.

Biggest in sense of the duration of friendship, thus other countries fot bot introduced. We are talking ageslong friendships , not the decadeslong ones.

@@zaparzeseherbateniekurwaza7881 I mean he only talked about the western countries.

It’s like a step country relationship

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Great supreme leader, showing the way

It's a funny point because when France removed the last King Louis Phillipe I from its territory in 1848, there was no longer any monarchy. It was only in 1887, during the establishment of the protectorate of Wallis and Futuna, that the traditional chiefdoms could be preserved. It was not until 1961 that Wallis and Futuna became an Overseas Territory (TOM) of the French Republic. Two years earlier, there was no French administration present on the island. This makes these islands one of the last recognized annexations in the world. Even today, Wallisian society is divided over the domination of the new Lavelua (King)

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@@YataTheFifteenth but how do you know he is English 🤣

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brazil is a cool country

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@@miguelsalgueiro3265 CRINGEEE kkkkkkk

Polak, Węgier dwa bratanki i do szabli i do szklanki!! (Sorry if I splet it wrong or twisted it a bit by accident. I haven't wrote anything in Polish for a really, really long time. I need to start again TwT)

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@@Zarafin yep, that's right

Lithuania: "Am I a joke to you?"

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The Treaty of Windsor recognises the fact that the UK is a thing...

No one asked tho

Worst was how he pronounced Charles de Gaulle.

@@ScienceChap only by extension of the fact england conquered the rest of the Isles to create the UK. Had scotland conquered the rest of the Isles then the auld alliance would be between the UK and France.

Our greatest enemies are Vladimir Putin and corruption. Nothing else.

@@user-tw6nd5gh2x Ahh... I see you are a citizen of dictatorship as well.

Yep

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Good one. :D

gib scotland independence

@@pufineek3613 yeah this random dude has the power to do that, sure

@@sansishigh1650 dont fuck with me ive got power of scots and irish

high nice one

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