Haha that's so cool! Must have been a great night for everyone there.

@@ThomFoolery1 YES! ✠⚔✠

@@ThomFoolery1 you can see that moment of singing crowd in making of here :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbmXd62JsqnNdGg.html

This Sabaton concert is one of my most patriotic memories I have :) We were singing our national anthem a couple of times that day. I was crying under that flag. Oh, the memories! Bringing tears to my face everytime.

That's so cool! They deserve to be loved. Thanks very much! 🙂

Haven't you heard how Poles singing "Deutschland" with Rammstein?

@@flutek891 as Pole myself, I shouted my lungs off on Rammstein concert when they played this song in Chorzów in 2019 :D

@@swistako4482 me too :D But not on Deutschland. I couldn't.

They are also in Czech Republic not only Polish

That's amazing!!

Yes I did that one already. Great song!

Good plan, I'd love to watch it. Thank you. 🙂

The battle of Verdun is the longest known Battle that lastet 303 days.

worst shouldn't be a good word here

Hi Rauno! I am honoured! Thanks very much. :)

Thank you Roland! 😄

Hey Sanni! Thanks very much! Ooh that sounds awesome. Cheers 😄🤘

Oh, I definitely second Angels Calling. The version together with Apocalyptica is a remake of an older Sabaton song. I liked the old Angels Calling, but the new one together with Apocalyptica is absolutely breathtaking. When that song came out, I just couldn't stop listening to it. I still get goosebumps 🖤🤘🏻

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I read a wonderful book about the NightWitches . Very facinating .

Hi Adrian, thank you very much! I couldn't agree more with your description of Sabaton. I think it's important to understand, remember and respect these historical events that have shaped our world. The fact that they can tell these stories with such epic music is just a pure joy. Cheers mate, take care. 😀🤘

Yeah, was not expecting it to be so epic. Haha That's the greatest compliment you could ever give! 😂😂

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Thanks very much Jeanelle, appreciate your kind words as always. Ooh that sounds cool! I'll check it out. 😄

@@ThomFoolery1 The Future of Warfare - the Soundtrack Version I typed it wrong🙈

You were there!? Woah, I am so envious. That must have been incredible. 🙂

@@ThomFoolery1 my first Woodstock was in 2010, I desperately wanted to see my favourite band at that time, Papa Roach, so I escaped from home (I was 17 and parents didn't want me to go). Next time I visited this 2012 edition, and yeah, it was fantastic experience 😀

@@karolinak6014 wow, you rebel!! 😁 Papa Roach, that takes me back. That must have been a wild experience. I hope to go to this one day.

Yeah it definitely makes sense! Must be hard to sustain that. I actually did a reaction to Swedish Pagans at Wacken with the guest Cello player. Amazing song! Sadly it was hardcore blocked. ☹

@@ThomFoolery1 Aww rip! Yeah Wacken is awful petty about that

Absolutely, it must be such a strain on his voice so it makes sense. Still such incredible energy and power. Hope they will tour North America again as soon as possible.

It was 40:1 that MADE Sabaton big in Poland - they weren't until then, and it was a (now lost, thankyou KZfaq) fan video which went viral and made it happen. The battle of Wizna had been almost lost to Polish history, but Sabaton brought it to the fore, and it is now in Polish textbooks, which actually cite Sabaton. They now refer to it as Polskie Termopile - the Polish Thermopylӕ, and the commander, Captain Wladyslaw Raginis has been recognised as a national hero - he swore that he would hold the position as long as he lived, and when they ran out of ammunition and every single survivor was seriously wounded (including himself), he ordered the few remaining men to surrender their arms and then waited for the German forces himself, with a grenade held between his chin and neck and his head bowed. The actual ratio was something like 60:1 - 20 officers and 700 enlisted conscripts (although that was the listed/authorised strength, so may have not been up to complement - some say only 360 positions were filled), with 12 bunkers (6 heavy), 6 artillery pieces (75mm), 42 machine guns, 24 of them heavy, and two anti-tank rifles with 10 rounds for each, against 1,200 officers, 41,000 enlisted men, 350 tanks, 108 howitzers 58 other artillery pieces, 195 anti-tank guns, 108 mortars, 188 grenade launchers and 977 machine guns, 288 of which were heavy, and an unknown number of aircraft including fighters to strafe and Stukas dive-bombing. The battle was crucial in allowing many Polish forces to escape encirclement by the Wehrmacht. It is estimated that 70 Poles survived the battle, although this is uncertain owing to the lack of German records. The German General, Heinz Guderian, wrote in his diaries that 900 of his men were killed in action, in addition, at least ten tanks, and a number of other armoured fighting vehicles were lost. The official music video was filmed on the site of the battle and directed by a descendant of Captain Wladyslaw Raginis. The Sabaton history channel (which I strongly recommend) actually has two episodes about the battle and song, here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h9aSa8qFuLO5kqM.html (their very first episode) and here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZ92ns-l0dSxYIE.html which also deals with the aftermath.

Yes that's a brilliant performance. I did a reaction already 😄 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gceZh8eIy6qrkn0.html

I did 😀 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gceZh8eIy6qrkn0.html

Prost! 🍻

If you watch the performances in Germany, the crowd will start chanting at Joachim, "Noch Ein Bier" until he chugs one. I'm sure one of the other folks in the comments will know how that got started.

@@PittDaddy haha! That's awesome

it was in Poland "jeszcze jedno piwo" and even 2 beers ;)

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Woah! That's so cool! Thanks for sharing dude. 😃

Oh awesome! I'd like to see your photos. 🙂

@@ThomFoolery1 Got an Insta-PM