Żołnierze wyklęci 1944-63 (Doomed Soldiers/ Verstoßene Soldaten)

[stanisaw83]

Nieugięci to żołnierze wyklęci... :) Chwała bohaterom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[plsniper]

Pieknie!

[buildingeverything]

@plsniper and your point is...

[plsniper]

@buildingeverything Nie wiem dlaczego piszesz do mnie po angielsku skoro jestes Polakiem. Ale jak chcesz. Chodzilo mi tylko o to ze pieknie zrobiony film z ta piosenka.

My point was simply commenting about the slide show together with the song. I think it's beautiful. This song has a special meaning to me, as my father fought in WW2 and he loved this song very much. It reminds me of him. POZDROWIENIA DLA WSZYSTKICH RODAKOW!!

[buildingeverything]

@plsniper oh I misunderstood your comment, I'll agree with you. My Great grand Father was also one, lucky he stayed in/near his hometown when he was fighting so I know a lot about him by word. I can't write Polish well since I don't live there anymore, but can understand everything perfectly, confusing I know.

[plsniper]

@buildingeverything Ok, sorry. By looking at your profile I thought that you live in Poland. What country are you living in right now? I was born in Krakow, and lived there for the firs 10 years of my life. Then moved to US and lived here ever since.

[buildingeverything]

@plsniper I'm now in the US near Chicago, but I prefer putting Poland because I'm Polish, have a Polish family, and am more proud to be Polish ;) I never visited Krakow before, I always heard it very nice.

[plsniper]

@buildingeverything That's awesome! Not many people your age are so patriotic. If I saw you in person, I'd buy you a beer. :) If you get a chance one day, visit Krakow. Really a beautiful city, with lots of history. Take care and all the best my Polish comrade!

[ferdovit]

Ciekawe że teraz piosenka Rozszumiały się wierzby płaczące kojarzy się z komunizmem, a tak naprawdę był to nieformalny hymn Białych podczas rewolucji w Rosji...