Send my Poles, there are no impossible things for them" - Napoleon Bonaparte, during Battle of Somosierra

The plan was for Poland to hold Germany for two weeks; France would invade Germany from the west, followed by Britain. France and Britain wussed out. Poland held for FOUR weeks even after the Soviets invaded on Sept. 17th. That is kind of the story why they stayed there. Those three days were to allow France to attack Germany unopposed in the west. They didn't.

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If you are interested in history, listen to the song INMATE 4859. A song about one of the greatest heroes not only of Poland but of the entire Second World War. Captain Witold Pilecki. Participant of the Polish-Bolshevik war. Participant of the Polish-German war of 1939. Participant of the Polish independence underground. A volunteer to Auschwitz. Participant of the Warsaw Uprising. A shot to the back of the head murdered by the communist regime. His body has not yet been found.

Mr. Babyface is called Tommy Johansson and has his own band called Majestica where he is the singer. He acctually has a very nice voice!

After 40:1 the crowd started to sing Polish anthem to the band

About battle at Vienna. In books from this period writers said that when the Sultan saw charging polish hussars he start to cry like a baby because he know that his great army and battle is lost and he cannot do anything. Greetings from Poland :)

The last time i was this early, not only had the Blitzkreig not started yet, but the Winged Hussars hadnt arrived yet either

The drummer at the Woodstock Festival is Robert Bäck who played with the band as a temporary member. Snowy Shaw played with the band 2012-2013 before Hannes became a full time member in 2013. Thobbe Englund left the band in 2016 to prioritize his young son, and was replaced with Tommy Johansson that year.

Bands often tell stuff like this song is only for you to every crowed on a tour. But here Sabaton actually ment it. They only played Winged hussars in the two concerts in Poland. Notice also how there is no pyro. If this song was planned the technicians wouldve programmed pyro for Winged Hussars. Just a cool touch I think

Poland saves Europe so many times OMG.

Yes, that was no balloon :P in the uncut version Joakim has some (not suitable for children) comments about it too.

"Into the fire" is about Vietnam, it's an oldie from 2005.

Cheers from Texas. Polacy są nie do zajebania!

Great reacts!!! :-) Superr! Woodstock in Poland is the largest rock concert, possibly not only a rock concert in the world, which is 3 days long. And usually there are from 500,000 people to 750,000

Thank you from Poland 🇵🇱

Tkank you so much is from Poland! 🇵🇱🇵🇱

Uprising (about the warsaw resistance) in performed in Warsaw is also one heck of a video

16 days after the Nazi invasion, the Soviet Union invaded Poland from the east (17th September 1939) and made the odds against the Poles more like 50:1 !!!..... In early 1941, taking all of the Soviet Air Force into account and ignoring the still-neutral USAAF, the Luftwaffe were outnumbered by the allied air-forces 80:1 (or 800:1 if you include the obsolete aircraft!)...... 16th & 18th Century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Many of the early Polish Winged Hussars were exiled mercenaries. They were modelled on the Hungarian Hussars and re-equipped under King Bathory (against the Swedes!). They were one of the reasons that the Russians did not like Poland and the Baltic States...... American - Vietnam song= "Into The Fire".

Awesome! Some other woodstock performances: 1. Ghost division 2. Uprising 4. White death 5. The price of a mile

As someone else said, Inmate 4859 has to be the next Polish song. It is a crime that it is not a movie. Regarding your dad, Into the Fire. Camouflage is a cover, but 100 times better than the original. It's about a dead marine who comes back as a ghost to save a young marine in the jungle, so not really historical. I would strongly recommend Purple Heart. Not Vietnam specific, but can make grown men cry.

Great stuff I've quite a few patches too some of the older patches also since I been a fan since 2008 if they ever visit near you definitely definitely worth seeing been to 2 concerts amazing both times another great reaction 😁🤘🤘 The captain pledge his life I'll make my stand here in other words no surrender or retreat he was going to die their

Some people have already mentioned songs that celebrate american regiments and heroes in the comments. There is another song that I would recommend in regards to both an american hero and WWII. It could be something to watch with your dad, but I have to put a warning label on it as the song deals with the topic of PTSD. It's about Audie Murphy, the most decorated American soldier in WWII. He faced both the absolute horror of WWII as well as the equally devestating effects of PTSD after the war, in a time where PTSD wasn't a serious ailment or treated properly and still managed to overcome it. The song is "To hell and back" and it's an incredibly touching and heroic tale of a man who acts above and beyond his sworn duty. But the official video is very emotional and heavy to watch as it depicts his struggle with PTSD coming back from the war. So if your dad struggles with PTSD from his own time in war it might be triggering. If not, or if you decide to watch it on your own, it's an incredibly well written song and emotionally touching video, well worth watching.

It seemed like you really enjoyed those versions of the songs. So you have to react to the Live Version of Ghost Division from Woodstock! It is insane how a polish crowd is singing along about a german Panzer Division. It also is my favourite Sabaton song ^^

Polska 😍😍😍😍🇵🇱🇵🇱🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌. Never Give Up 😃😃😃

Great :D was hoping to see Sabaton again this year, but have to wait until 2022 :/ a Great Sweden Tour with many stops.

"Soldier of 3 Armies" from the album "Heroes". Its about a finnish soldier who started his military career in the finnish army, then fought in the Waffen SS and then after the war as a Navy SEAL in Vietnam.

These two songs give Poles wings. I mean 40: 1 and Winget Hussar. I have lived in Sweden for 15 years. One fine day I'd like to meet the guys from Sabaton. Perhaps there will be such an opportunity someday. Who knows ?

Amazing!

Uprising, first watch official music and then live Woodstock Poland 2012 PLEASE

Glad to see you rocking out to sabaton!

There were 650K people in that crowd...

'We do not beg for freedom, we fight for it' - Witold Urbanowicz, Polish 303 Squadron CO

Some good American songs that make me feel patriotic to say the least is 82nd all the way, screaming eagles, and devil dogs

Sabaton opened a lot of European history to me. I laughed when I saw the head of the Polish church head to a Sabaton Concert to present them with a relic. I laughed not that I thought it was so funny, but because so obscure and not what you would think.

Sabaton did a bonus track called camouflage that told a story from vietnam, although it is a different style from the rest of their work

It is not Hannes on the drumms on 40-1. But still great reaction🤘👍

Devil Dogs, 82nd All the Way, Screaming Eagles, To Hell and Back are great songs about americans! Into the Fire is about vietnam and the usage of napalm. Maybe not the best for someone who actually faught in Vietnam tho

The captain jumped on a grenade. Sacrificed himself. Its wasnt suicide.

This song is also very easy to play with guitar but it is always fun to play...40:1. ah and winged too...all sabaton pretty much. Nothing bad with it...

If you want somethink about US: -"Into a fire" is about Vietnam war -"Reign of Terror" and "Panzer battalion" are about wars in Irack ('91 and 2003) -"Light in the black" and "Purple heart" are bit generic, but kinda about US campains acros the globe -In "The Great War" you have two track about US soldiers: "82nd All the Way" and "Devil Dogs" -In older albums you have a bunch on WW2 related songs including US: "Midway", "Primo Victoria" (about Normandy landing), "Screaming Eagles" (about Bastogne), "To hell and Back"...

The lirycs are Captain has plagued his life "I'll face my fate here"

Into the Fire is Vietnam. Purple Heart is all US wars...

This is a bit late but they have a bonus song and it's a ghost story about a pfc in Vietnam the song is called camouflage (again this is a ghost story rather than about an actual battle but hey all mtyhs and legends stem from somewhere maybe it did happen I wasn't there)

-Hey Turkey! -What? -Viena! -I didn't get it... -That's the point ;-)

The captain pledged his life, ....and yes he dies as you said!

No matter where sabaton play you get what you pay for. We went on a consert some years back in a small club, 2000 people, and the roof almost came off, not joking the stage come loose. They did swedish pagans and everyone was jumping and joakim shouted "stop jumping! The stage is collapsing!!" So good sabaton. And always 110% from start to finish

There is a Sabaton song called Devil Dogs which talks about the US Marine Corps

Not only40.000 soldiers but also planes tanks and gums....

82nd All The Way The Great Tour is Amaranthe and Sabaton.

I kinda feel like you should have put in Uprising and Inmate 4859 since the former is about the Warsaw Uprising and the latter being about Captain Witold Pilecki. Also Devil Dogs, 82nd All the Way, The Lost Battalion, Screaming Eagles, To Hell and Back are great songs about Americans, as a side note Tommy Johansson (baby face) appears a lot in The Last Stand video which if I recall right I believe he said was his favorite song but don't quote me on that.

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82nd all the way is about Alvin York from Tennessee. One of their best songs. And an smazing story.

Neat reaction, I'm looking forward to seeing more from the Great War album and your WW 1 knowledge! Btw, the link (18:07) is not in the description yet ;)

Into the fire is a Vietnam war song, but you Americans have a bunch of songs that have the bravery of US soldiers front and center like To hell and back, Devil dogs, 82nd all the way

"Into the fire" is a good Vietnam song :D

7:07 min. The captain didn't take his life...

I'd recommend "Uprising" and "Red Baron"

The funny part is that while Mr babyface (Tommy Johansson) is amazing, Chris rorland, "rhythm" guitarist, can actually kick his ass on guitar lol check out sabaton guitar battle

Devil Dogs is a must see!!!

Into The Fire is a Vietnam song. You'll know it when you hear it.

lets have a fan Vote....the VN conflicht wasnt a theme at alll since INTO THE FIRE.....

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They haven‘t done anything about Vietnam, they did a few songs, I think 3 or 4 that are about topics post ww2 in their earlyer days, one is Panzer Batallion, it‘s about the War in Iraq but they said they won‘t do it again because it‘s not history but politics and they don‘t want to bring politics into their music.

You should do Rorke's drift, Resist and Bite, To hell and back, and last but not least Hill 3234.

Thobbe Englund on the guitar!!!!!!!!!!

Have you and your dad look at No bullets fly?

This is Ukraine now....let`s all support them!!!

The have a song about Vietnam its Called . in to the fire

Robben Bach drummer

82nd all the way and screamin eagels are two songs about US troop

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Many! Camouflage (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7CbgpecrdOzf6c.html) for example. Panzer Battalion (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/otOGdtKFy9mwZ5c.html) is another... Great reaction by the way! P.S. 82nd All the Way (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kM2Wdripq6ubiHU.html) is another great song about American heroism.

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Camouflage is the only song they have about Vietnam.

I love how my people are unapologetic about their patriotism. I think a lot of western nations could learn from that

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americans have d-day

They are singing about defenders. Not sure why they would cheer invasion of vietnam...

Nope, nothing about Vietnam you americans can feel proud of. Why should you? But "Devil dogs" and "82" is about you in first and second war. / Micke P