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Madonna częstochowa ? aaaa, Habesha the Catholics are praying to you.

It’s wonderful

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Yes I absolutely do thank you so much dear

@@HabeshaTraveler Now I am sure you will be back and once more see Poland ;) ))))

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Me too

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It absolutely is

It was crazy packed so Many people on holiday there. I don’t blame them it’s a beautiful place

Yes absolutely I am working on it. I didn’t know you were in a Covent how interesting I would love to know more. Yes I went to Gdańsk first then Bydgoszcz, Toruń, Warsaw and lastly krakow

Thank you so much dear you will see more in my channel stay tuned

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That’s amazing you have wonderful city

@@HabeshaTraveler Thank you. Enjoy. By the way did you know that not very far from where you been Daniel Fahrenheit was born? II world war started in Gdansk and Solidarity movement was born in Gdansk which leads to beginning of the end for communism in Europe. I love my city.

@@gdanski_G it’s amazing how poland have all this beautiful very important history and the rest of the world only hears about the 4 or 5 countries in Europe it’s crazy to me. But I am so grateful had the chance to visit and learn about it.

@@HabeshaTraveler I absolutely agree with you. Still a lot of people believe that Poland is that poor, post communist country where there is nothing to see. It's sad. I'm glad you have the opportunity to travel and see the world, because it's beautiful. I visited over 70 country's and the more I travel the more I love my city. Good luck and cherish every moment !!

@@gdanski_G it’s true thank you so much dear

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Thank you so much for your input and recommendations I will take your advice for next time once I already left

Gdansk has been Polish for centuries. After Poland's partitions, it belonged to Prussia for about 120 years and after WW2 it returned to Poland again. Wikipedia: history of Gdansk in English. There is a nice timetable showing who was ruling the city in which period of time. Just to clarify the sentence "Gdańsk is Polish just since several Decades", which can be misleading for some foreigners.

@@tomekmar7517 It's complicated

@@tomekmar7517 Even when it was insinde Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth it still wasn't part of Poland but of Royal Prussia, because this land is Prussia.

​@@krakendragonslayer1909Even long before Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was created, Gdansk and Pomerelia were integrated with Poland by early Polish rulers. I do not refer just to the name of the land but to the rightful ruler over these territories. Later Gdansk and this region formed the so-called Pomeranian Voivodeship which was part of Poland. First as a dependency of the Polish crown (with granted autonomy and privileges by the Polish king) and then it was fully merged after the Union of Lublin. "In 1569, as a result of the Union of Lublin, which created the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Royal Prussia was integrated fully into the Kingdom of Poland, and its parliament reduced to the status of a provincial assembly, also other separate Prussian institutions were dissolved.[5] The former territory was subsequently governed as Pomeranian Voivodeship." Also, Wikipedia - Unia LUBELSKA - and there is a map of Poland. Just look at it and read the description.

Lucky you

@@HabeshaTraveler Back then it was mostly gray and unappealing like everything the communism touched. Nothing like today. There were still parts of the Old Town that were in ruins since the War that are rebuilt and restored today.

The restrictions in Poland were pretty much gone during the last couple of months due to low infection rate (under 100 daily in the entire country). Sadly, there is a steady surge in infections recently so the masks are probably coming back soon.

Maybe for you and you are minority in this country.

One day you might pray for mercy...