Flaga polski na miniaturce : Polacy : *STONKS* 📈

They called them "Black Devils" not because of disrespect. Black - because of the colors they wore. Polish armored units wore black uniforms and black berets. Devils - because it was hard to believe to their courage and the fact that you can be so efficient with less powerful forces. It had to be some demonic power. They were simply afraid of General Maczek's division.

respect from Poland for u

Coś o Polsce: Wyświetlenia 📈

Nieważne ile razy bym to oglądał zawsze łezka się w oku zakręci! DUMNY Z BYCIA POLAKIEM!!!

OMG this is True? Poland very respect people

“Because we do not beg for freedom, we fight for it” respect from Poland🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

Fun fact: Polish army had a bear in it

it's worth to mention that before World War I Poland was erased from the map for 123 years. And after 20 years of independence we got screwed again :)

The population of Poland as of August 31, 1939 was estimated at 35,339,000. According to the census, the population of Poland was selected in 14 Feb 1946 to 23,929,757. The difference between these numbers shows the scale of the tragedy.

3:10 And lots of professors 4:24 Division 303 4:42 Cichociemni 5:27 Irena Sendlerowa 5:38 Witold Pilecki 5:52 Jan Karski

*Black Devils was a 1st Polish Armoured Division. They were called the Black Devils because of their black berets, black leather jackets and above all because of their crazy, sometimes even suicidal courage. The Germans had nightmares because of them, and they used to call mama, whenever someone mentioned Black Devils* 😎 *This is what Maczek, the general of the Polish division, said (A Polish soldier fights for the freedom of all nations, but dies only for Poland)*

My grandma was born in 1931 in Warsaw, told me stories you wont see in Hollywood movies. She helped during Uprising and later helped rebuild Warsaw. BTW you seem like a truly wonderful person, I subbed

Poland is sooo strong😔❤️

Obcokrajowiec nagrywa o polsce Polacy : *click*

Fun fact: Poland never surrendered in ww2

Dziękuję Ci za pokazanie historii mojego kraju. 🇵🇱 Thank you for showing the history of my country.

At first, I'm sorry for my english, it's not my native language. Second: I am from Poland and every time when I see this animation I cry, because I am proud of my country's history and I am really happy that there are foreigners who want to know our history. Your film made me start today with a smile and pride. Thank you very much!

Każdy Polak jest dumny z historii Polski. Mało jest wiedzy na świecie o tym jak Polacy potrafią walczyć .

I'm from Poland, and I am proud of my country 💪😎🇵🇱

I love my country Poland💕💖 we are brave and strong! wherever I am going I am proud that I am from Poland👏

It hurts me the most when I see coaches full of elderly Germans traveling around the world enjoying life. In Poland, a man who was ready to give his life for his nation wonders whether to buy drugs in a pharmacy or a food. The saddest thing is that the history of Poland is distorted today, for example in Germany. #germandeathcampsnotpolish remember that.

"Poland first to fight!" by "Historia bez cenzury" should be your next choice, I highly recommend it ;)

Respect from Poland for American people. We love you !

a no siema byqu co pszyszedłeś popatrzeć w komantarze ? ja też to miłego xd

Never underestimate people fighting for their survival. Facing a choice between committing absolute insanity and their eradication, the answer was clear. I'm proud of my grandfathers.

"we do not beg for freedom, we fight for it" gives me Shivers every time..

I'm Polish. I'm glad you got interested in this video. Polish history is difficult but also motivating. Thanks for this video. Respect!

Big respect from Denmark Copenhagen I’m Polish guy who’s always trying to show ppl our history appreciate for this video bro

Fun fact: Polish army had a bear in it and his name is "wojtek"

Miłe jest to jak ktoś mówi o tobie miło 💕 tymbardzej że jest to opinia kogoś kto nie jest polakiem 👍🏻 Bardzo miłe słowa Dziekujemy❤️🤍

Poland hello!

Honestly? Being called "Black Devils" by someone like the Nazis, that sounds much more like a badge of honor rather than an insult.

I'm proud of you man! Our History is even harder. Many of our heroes were just normal people even kids 10 years old

Polish paratroopers who got to occupied Poland were called cichociemni and were expelled officers in England, they were named after the style of their silent and dark operation

I m from Poland I love you ♥️♥️🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱💪💪💪💪💪

Poland got freedom in 1990 as we were occupied by russia for 70 years

3 main values of each Pole: God honor the homeland

Bóg honor ojczyzna ❤️🇵🇱🇵🇱 I am a Pole and I sincerely believe that everyone should know the history because "who does not know the history is doomed to repeat it"

Greetings from Poland 🙋‍♀️🇵🇱

Cześć i chwała bohaterom!!! Chwała wielkiej Polsce

Man this is amazing for 🇵🇱 Poland respect ++ Pozdrawiam z Polski ❤️👋

Poland is our mother for whom we will give our heart and until the last Polish man dies, we will fight to the last blood. Until you drop. If it was necessary, in the event of a war, I would say goodbye to my family, kiss my family and join the army now to be able to fight for my beloved country called Poland. We will never give up, war is in our blood.

if you want to know one of the most difficult battles in Polish history, listen to the song sabaton 40: 1

Many laugh from my country, my people. I know, every nation had bad sides, like everybody, but Poish people had strong hearts. Thanks for watching the history of my country, Also during the Uprising Anniversary evey year we stop our selfs in memory of people who fight for freedom.

Cieszę się z teho, że coraz więcej ludzi zdaje sobie sprawę kim jest Polska i przez co przeszła ^^

In Poland, it does not matter what color your skin is. The word black means black, and figuratively it is sometimes used as a win, e.g. "to bet on a black horse" means to bet on the unexpectedly best horse😉

If you want you can see film "pianista" And "kamienie na szaniec". This is beautiful real story people who lived in this time. And sorry for mistakes, I'm not good at writing English.

No i teraz wiecie co Polacy przeżywała podczas drugiej wojny światowej i to my pomogliśmy złamać szyfr enigmy.

Truth be told we were screwed so many times even by allies it's just sad 🇵🇱

JESTEM Z POLSKI I JESTEM POLAKIEM BEDE WALCZYŁ DO KONCA!!!!!!

Bo my nie błagamy o wolność my o nią walczymy 🇵🇱💪

I Love Poland , i Love my homeland❤🇵🇱

Thank you for your interest in Polish history, your KZfaq channel is awsome.If you ever want to go to Poland, let me know you will always be welcome here. God bless you.

Polish power. Respect man 4you

Just simply love U Bro for getting interested in Polish history. Respect.

Thank You for talking about our country this way. Kisses from Poland:)

Respect for your reaction, really appreciate it. Cheers from Poland

General Maczek's first principle when fighting the Germans of the Netherlands was not to win at all costs, but to protect Dutch citizens. And this is very Polish.

Im from Poland and after seeing this I respect you so much, Thank you for making these videos

Im from Poland, and i love to study of history! One story of IIIRzesza killed two children. Boy and a Girl. They wanted to escape but they succeeded. And since there was a huge cross (in Poland, but in the German camp in Gdańsk (I was)), then ... these children were hanged for wanting to escape ...

yeah ,this is true history 😌😢 honor and glory to the heroes

I actually came here for your music reaction to multiple artists but it's nice of you to take a look at our history as well. I can say definitely one thing that may describe Polish nation: "We may fight with each other when there's peace, but where enemy comes from the outside we can organize, move beyond our prejudice, work like hell and we never give up to be independent". After having quite a history up to XVIII century, we lost our homeland for 123 years. All neighbouring countries tried to strip us from our language, identity and tried to erase us from the pages of history, but we prevailed. After WW I, we rose anew and after 21 years, in 1939 someone wanted to take it from us. We didn't give up as well - we're kinda stubborn about that :P

To this day, Poland has not received war reparations from Germany. People say it was a long time ago. War crimes are never time-barred...

OMG History my country 😱 Grettings from Poland ❤🇵🇱

We Poland! We never gonna give up! we gonna fight until end!

I recommend watching the movie "pianist"

Żeby zrozumieć historię Polski trzeba się o niej uczyć, my Polacy nie prosimy o wolność my o nią walczymy 🇵🇱🇵🇱

If my worst enemy called me a "Black Devil", I would wear that badge proudly.

Watching these types of films makes me feel more proud to be Polish

Thank you my friend for kind words. Hope war wont get us anymore....

True. We have say here in Poland "what doesn't kill us makes us stronger" and we literally understand this. My best friends family was sent to gułak, his great grandfather was killed in Katyń. My grandmother brothers and uncles and cousins fought and died in Warsaw Uprising. Other one went through three concentration camps. My great grandfather was sent to death by starvation by ZSRR. My dad and uncles fought for freedom for Poland in "Solidarność". This isn't just history for us. That's why it hurts me so much what is happening in my country. We're heading towards dictatority and oppression again...

Fajnie że ktoś się tym interesuje, ciekawa też jest mitologia słowiańska

Witam każdego Polaka

now you know why we are what we are👊 Friend from Poland ✌

So basically how this all started was in the late 1700s there were 3 attempts to dismantle Poland (at the time it was one of the biggest and influential countries in Europe) by the prussians (so today's Germans), Russia and Austria. On the 3rd attempt, I believe in 1793, they were successful and as a result Poland did not exist in the the map for 123 years, until 1918, the end of the first World War. Although it didn't exist on maps, our languages, traditions and culture survived which I think is really impressive since poles were being persecuted by their occupants (tho not at an alarming level many places where fine but others were not.) Then world war one happened and Thomas Woodrow (Americas president) handed us our freedom at the treaty of versailles. Whilst we got out freedom back, the borders of our country changed greatly and so now we're only a third of what once Poland was (at one point it touched both the baltic and black seas) and alot of the cities in Poland, mainly the west, are German for example. Then you had the rise of Nazi Germany and Hitler in the 1930s who took advantage of the fact that Poland had only just started rebuilding and gaining strength and the attacked in 1939. Any person that did not fit the ideology of the arian race (blonde hair blue eyes, fit, smart with no 'defects') was persecuted; poles, Jews, homosexuals, the disabled the list goes on. All of these people were either shot dead in the streets or sent to concentration camps like Auschwitz or Terblinka (over 1000 were built) . WWII left us in rubble much of our cities were destroyed like Warsaw, so the Soviets invaded thinking it would be the perfect country to begin setting the roots of communism in alongside the soviet Union itself. My grandparents have so many stories from this time and well, my parents too. The Soviets sent thousands of people to the kulags in siberia and those that they did not send, they destined to poverty and dismay. However poles were getting restless and they started underground movements untill one leader (or president) decided to call in the martial law to get rid of the Soviets in our streets. It wasn't till Lech Wałęsa became president that we saw the end of communism. And some sort of chance at normality. There's so much more to this story I want to tell even though it breaks my heart every time. And thank you to whoever reads this, thank you for letting me share this with you.

Great work! Thanks from Poland!

Next : IPNtv Niezwyciężeni Czas próby 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

i always get goose bumps when i watch this

Grettings from Poland❤🇵🇱

Bro i cried watching this video because my country has a lot of hard things in our history and we was fighting for our place and that's beautiful Thanks bro

Why i havent seen this video before? whoever made this art *PSHOW* was watching is amazing!

This is one of the best/nicest reaction videos on all of KZfaq. Love your respect and kindness towards the Polish people! Keep up making excellent videos, fam.

Thank You for your job. Much love from Poland❤

I was waiting for something like that

I’m American-polish and I’m proud of the thing the polish people are will not give up. God bless you and everyone watching this video .

🌞 Thank you to pick this up. Love you

Im happy to see people from abroad are still watching this dope video to this day

My nie błagamy o wolność my o nią walczymy 🇵🇱

It's amazing how educational systems works in different countries. I'm not judging you for your knowledge, it just surprises me that people, in general, don't know some fundamentals about WW2 and the whole situation, invasion, that germans and soviets murdered milions of lives, Holocaust etc. That's wonderful that you enjoy learning something about it :)

Thank you from Poland for that video

Great respect for doing a video like this. Greetings from Poland!

"Poland first to fight!" by yt channel "Historia bez cenzury". it's in English and much more informative and data supported. It's always nice to see someone interested in your history, or culture, thanks for that! Your videos are great.

I watched The Unconquered many times. And every time, I have goosebumps Also, if you’re not that much familiar with polish history, at least before watching The Unconquered you should know that in 1939 Poland was an independent country only for 20 years, after 123 years of fighting for it, when Poland dissapeared from the mapsof Europe. In over the century there were many uprisings to get back our independence. While certain people from society treid to just do some good, rather than risk everything to try and take back the country, there were just as many ready to give up their lives to gain independence. In 1920, shortly after gaining independence we stoped the march of soviet red army on west. This event is called s miracle, because Soviets were stronger in numbers. So I don’t know did you knew this, but I just wanted to point that.And as always I got s little bit carried away, sorry it’s just that history is my great passion.

Good lad,great to see someone can be arsed to learn about Polish history these days.Thumb up

Dzięki że poruszyłeś ten temat.U mnie szacun! Greetings from Poland.

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Poland is knowing for good food 🤣🤣🤣 and bever giving up. We polish People fight. We never give up. I nevere gave up in a fight like 2 weeks ago and the guy was 2 yers older than me. I never give up

I am happy that You enjoyed this animated short. Greetings from Poland

I love watching people from other countrys which watch our (polish) history... And it is always a huge pleasure to hear they opinions