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  • dzięki ci za to że interesujesz się historią Polski mało już ludzi chodzi takich jak ty po słowiańskiej ziemi

  • What are the lines

  • @21sizeman Prussia and Kurland are Vassals, with Lithuania personal union and annex by Poland,blue lines - Swedish attack, green lines - Russian attack, yellow lines occupied Poland.

    Sry for my english;) If you don't understand - just write it.

  • eu2 with modifications

  • are those crusader kings provinces/eu2 provinces?

    lol

  • 31 osób nielubiących jest volksdeutchami

    true story

  • Music Please ?

  • @Fimaman read a book

  • Poland's NARA government would have done well to Support the Czechs in 1938 instead of tearing off pieces like Cesin as if accepting scraps from the Germans.

  • @IanHunedoara8 Czechs supported only Germans with your stuff

  • @3DSFuture Jste opily', Lech?

  • @IanHunedoara8

    That argument goes both ways, you know. Czechoslovakia's government should have settled issues amicably with Poland instead of going behind Poland's back while she was battling bolsheviks in 1921. Czechs put their faith in England as did the Poles, and look how that turned out.

  • @bigrobcanuck Yes, but the town of Cesin and a slice of the Zakopane salient was small potatoes compared to what the two countries squandered had they joined forces as soon as the Austrian Anschluss.

  • @Fimaman

    Spoken like a true German who knows nothing of history but cries the loudest. Poland existed as a nation/kingdom for 1 000 years. With the combined military might of Russia, Prussia and Austria Poland was defeated and lands divided amongst you 3 in 1795. And now you make such ludicrous statements? I supposed I’d be pissed off too if I were a German and couldn’t have my cake and eat it too.

  • @Fimaman Dream on u retard

  • @MrThorn88

    i guess i am the only one here who is not dreaming.

  • @Fimaman ehhh.Learn history but real not propaganda from nazis or soviets.Then u will wake up.

  • @MrThorn88

    I guess i am the only one here who is not asleep.

  • @Fimaman Pop some pills:)

  • @MrThorn88

    I huess i am the only one here who don't need pills.

  • @Fimaman

    The formal unification of Germany into a politically and administratively integrated nation state officially occurred on 18 January 1871. During this breakdown of Roman Empire many barbarian tribes took advantage of the situation to find new homelands. These barbarians were led by Germanic and steppe nomad tribes like the Huns who punched through the boarders of the then week Roman Empire. Later the Germanic people were lap dogs to Rome (Holy Roman Empire) and then Frankish people.

  • @Fimaman

    And now you have the balls to say that Germany always existed, As what? Your quote "in fact, without the help from the Saxons, the German order, the russians and the Lithuanians, poland would've been always conquered" Who was always trying to conquer Poland/Lithuanian Kingdom?? It was YOU, the Germans, Saxons, Austrians and Russians. If it weren't for the Germanic people, your politics of conquest and grandeur Eastern Europe would have been at peace. Now be proud of that.

  • Europa Universalis 2! :)

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  • U forget to mention annexation of Zaolzie from Czechoslovakia by Poland in 1938 following the Munich Agreement.

  • @GavGavNax you forgot to mention that Zaolzie with most Poles there'd been taken from Poland by the Czechs when all our forces were at war with Soviet Russia. Not even saying if we lost it would affect you too. You didn't let the Hungarians to help us (and Europe) through your land. When Hitler annexed you, we wanted to secure our folk from him in the territory you stole. We didn't take more than was ours. We didn't help you, you backstabbed us and Hungarians couldn't help us because of you.

  • Precz z komuną!!!

    Zgadzam się @Dipto

    Precz z komuną!!!!

  • Poza tym co angol może wiedzieć o historii polski ?

    WIedzą tyle jak nam pomogli -cieniasy herbaciane.

  • @Progamelanet

    To my im pomogliśmy :) oni nas tylko sprzedali 2 razy - w '39 i '45, God (bank ruler$ of the world) save the queen ;)

  • Gówniarze dla lepszego jutra wasi dziadkowie i babcie życie poświęcali-jak się nie podoba to spierdalać do etiopii.Mi się tutaj podoba-nieważne czy jest żle czy dobrze.Jak będzie trzeba to i za karabin złapie za Polskę bo to moja ojczyzna.

  • @DeberkProductions czemu się tam nie wyprowadzisz? ,zaczeliby cię ponizac to byś przestal srac z podziwu

  • filmik ten świetnie przedstawia jak bardzo ślązacy są polakami, Jestem Ślązakiem i niech mi żaden polak nie mówi że tak nie jest. Okradli nas, dziady jebane.

  • RUSSIANS SUCKS

  • Opcja z roku 1470 podoba mi się najbardziej

  • Trochę brakuje zachodniej części Ziemi Lubuskiej, tej na lewym brzegu Odry, na którą Niemcy dostali w swoje łapska w drugiej połowie trzynastego wieku. Nie był to taki mały płacheć ziemi, sięgał prawie do dzisiejszego Berlina, więc na tej animacji (zresztą fajnie obrazowej) na pewno byłby widoczny.

  • 966-2010 jak już (teraz 2011 )

  • write "NWO" in YOU TUBE TO KNOW

  • @PvPcleric Poland had a union with Lithuania. Polish Queen and king of Lithaunia married :)

  • @filioofpall Not king of Lithuania, Grand Prince, Lithuania was not Christian so they could not have King ;)

    He(Jogaila/Jagiełło) became king when he sat on Polish throne. :)

  • @KuroNekoPL now that is silliness, the word king (in europe) is a term for a noble higher than a grand duke and lower than an emperor. it is also simply used as a term for a crowned monarch in general if said monarch is not specified. and the nobility titles were also used by europeans to denote chinese rulers because (quite conveniently) the chinese nobility system roughly translates over to the european one (for instance Huangdi=emperor, wang=king, etc.) also consider the latin "regnum"

  • @Maetel22 umm... And? What you said didn't changed the fact, that Lithuania didn't have a King. ;) (Actually, Lithuania never had a king, I guess... At least not till XX century, but I guess, that back then they didn't have a king neither)

  • @KuroNekoPL i was responding to what you said about it not being christian. and secondly, what do you think Mindaugas I was?

  • @Maetel22 I must admit, that I haven't heard about him, but as I read Wikipedia, it say's, that there's no evidence that he actually did get crowned. I do not deny it, it's possible, but since there's no evidence of that, I can't say, that he was a king... Of course, I can be wrong. ;)

  • lithuania and poland were allied and crushed the nazi teutons at tannenberg

  • @RaiusFly I very much doubt the teutons were nazis. Especially that happening in the first half of the second millenia AD.

  • Lwów ,Brześć,Grodno i Wilno i wtedy powiemy ,że sprawa jest prawie załatwiona.Plus polskie dziedzictwo kulturowe z zastrzeżeniem wyłączności dziedzictwa kulturowego na obszarze I RP

    Tyle

    A jak ktoś chce dyskutować niech najpierw trochę poczyta

  • niech już tak pozostanie

  • ale poznan byl i bedzie

    

  • Democracy, sovereignty, human rights, dignity, and civil and human rights, membership in the EU and NATO are a happier alternatives to pre-1939 fascist Polish colonialism and imperialism.

  • What was Polish "nobility"?

    Privileged parasites who were nothing more than glorified gangster families who used force to extract as much wealth as possible from the subject underclasses.

    This was the case in imperial and colonial Polish Arenda system, where the many were ruthlessly exploited for the unjust enrichment of the few. Lviv's palaces were built on this ruthless exploitation of Ukrainians.

    Nowadays, all educated people prefer democracy, civil and human rights to such "nobility."

  • @Bosirant

    The correct question that you keep evading should be, what was "nobility"... period? Reading your statements one could deduce that only Poles had these privileged parasites living off the avails of others. Do you honestly believe that Ukrainian, Russian, German, English, French or anyone else's was any different? Most were much worse.

    Of course democracy is preferred. Show me any Pole who argues different.

    If you are going to preach, please ensure that you tell the truth.

  • Greets great slavic brothers! SLAVA TO ALL SLAVIC PEOPLE!

  • za króla sasa jedz, a popuszczaj pasa!

  • Fuck Austria, Prussia and Russia also fuck Britain too

  • Slavens stop argue and create Slavia...unite all Slaven states economy and defence and germans and english will dance when we say...end story

  • Polish imperialism in Belarus, Lithuania, Ukraine and elsewhere was like imperialism and colonialism everywhere--just glorified theft and exploitation by Polish criminal family "aristocracy" and their colonial agents.

    Belarusans, Lithuanians, Ukrainian like other colonized people have exercised their right to self-determination and decided to be independent and free of Polish overlords.

  • @Bosirant There were no countries like belarus, ukraine before 1990. Then shut the fuck up !

  • The Polish empire's boundaries changed because all empires eventually shrink after subject peoples and colonized nations exercise self-determination and gain independence. There is no benefit to being nostalgic for Polish imperialism and colonialism.

  • @Bosirant

    Now that Ukraine is an independent nation with many ethnic minorities (like Poland was) how long will Ukraine survive before the people revolt and want to have their independence? Who will the Ukrainians blame then? Will Ukraine resort to mass murder of its protesters? You have experienced murders for that, you can revive UPA and UNO to attack innocent villagers at night, rape, murder and rob them. Sounds like you have your work cut out for you butcher.

  • Polish colonialism in Ukraine was very similar to British colonialism in Ireland and other occupied imperial territories. This included bringing in Polish, Jewish, and other colonists into the colonial territories to help subjugate Ukrainians by means of oppressive colonial systems of exploitation like the ruthless Arenda system.

    Now Ukrainians have exercised the universal right to self-determination, and Polish colonialism and imperialism in Ukraine is only a dark memory.

  • @Bosirant But Lviv and nearby regions were Polish from XI century. Then shut up.

  • But why you so proud for occupie Vilnius? That was the bigest mistake in your history what you ever been made. Nothing to proud of.

    Btw, nice video :)

  • @DzonHex Vilnus was our city then how we could occupied this city ?

  • @3DSFuture Vilnius never was polish city. It was established by lithuanians. And there lived more jews or belarusians then polish.

  • @jowydas Total population of central lithuania (region) was 1.240.000 and 810.000 of them was Polish.

    66% population of center lithuania was polish. And there were only 115.000 Lithuanians people.

    1920

  • @3DSFuture Poland thinks that if some1 understand polish language he is from poland :D:D: Dall that 66% you sayd it was belarusians who learnd polish when it was occupied by poland in 1920.so keep your stupid shit to your self or go and learn history you fucking caveman

  • @PvPcleric

    twat

  • @PvPcleric

    u are a f... nut

  • @3DSFuture and btw this % was counted this way if you are german lithuanian you go to siberia if you are pole you go out of town and if you are belarusian you go to city. People were lieing that they wont be sent to serbia that they are belarusians or poles so htis % is not acurate you fucking monkey shit

  • @PvPcleric English please

  • @3DSFuture Vilnius was always Lithuanian city !!! go to wikipedia and read it you idiot !!!

  • and why the fuck in evry video poland showing Lithanian teritories ? It was not controled by poland it was Lithuanian teritories this is wierd

  • @PvPcleric No, it was Polish territories.

    Lithuanians were controled by Poland, they had to speak Polish. Lithuania was only part of Rechpospolita

  • @3DSFuture - Poland was not only Polish, the country was particularly a land of two nations. Lithuania was a part of Poland but  Poland equally to the two nations with capitol in Warsaw.

  • @Prozent37 Two nations, one country. Polish was ruling nation

  • @Prozent37 Actually, there were three nations of the commonwealth. Poland, Lithuania and Kievan Rus(a.k.a cossacks) but the two first ones did not want to give the third equal rights, so they rebelled. (Chmelnicki's uprising) :)

  • @KuroNekoPL

    "Kievan Rus(aka cossacks)"

    Actually cossacks have nothing to do with Kievan Rus. They didn't even existed yet.

  • @zadrot2008 Yes, I know, but I mentioned both to make 100% sure that everyone will know what I mean. :)

  • @KuroNekoPL

    I'm sorry but I don't understand your reasoning behind it. Why mention Cossacks when they have nothing to do with Kievan Rus or Commonwealth ?

  • @zadrot2008 Cossacks before their uprising were a part of the Commonwealth. By Kievan Rus I meant mainly Russian lands that used to belong to Kievan Principality. and which later were captured by Lithuania, which later was a part of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. :)

  • @KuroNekoPL

    It's still doesn't explain why would you claim that Kievan Rus were Cossacks or perhaps that they were continuation of it. Perhaps you don't know the meaning of a.k.a? Why mention them at all, I mean, to put it simply, Cossacks were just a bunch of mercs.

  • @zadrot2008 Yes, I know what a.k.a means (Also known as). Maybe I shouldn't have write that. ^^

    I just mean't that both Kievan Rus and cossacks were in pretty much the same place, which did belong to the commonwealth and would be the third nation. But anyway, let's leave this.

  • @KuroNekoPL

    So what if they were in the same place? Turks live on the lands of Byzantium, but that doesn't mean that Turkey=Rome. Your way of thinking is weird, is all I'm saying.

  • @zadrot2008 Cossacks came from asia, they were tatars mixed with ukrainian peasants.

  • @3DSFuture

    rofl better not mention this bs to any Cossacks if you value your health :)

    Cossacks have nothing to do with tatars. Most of them were serfs who ran away from their lords. Mixing with turkic people was unforgivable and people who had sex, let alone married with them were expelled without the regard of their rank. Again, I don't see how these "half-tatars, half-ukrainians" have anything to do with Kievan Rus.

  • @zadrot2008 Im not talking about kievan rus moron.

  • @3DSFuture

    Moron huh? I find it hilarious coming from someone who keep on spouting bullshit he has no knowledge of. Go read a book, and not just shortcuts from wikipedia. At first I though you just have trouble expressing your thought in English, but now I see that you are just ignorant and stupid about this whole subject.

  • @zadrot2008 Hahah, so arrogant ignorant :)

  • @3DSFuture

    Arrogance is better than stupidity. I don't blame you though, since it's obvious that your school was rather bad.

  • @zadrot2008 Hahaha :) you are stupidity. Not me :) just look at my posts, fucking polack

  • @3DSFuture

    I'm not a Pole.

    Yeah I confused you with that dude.

    You still spewed bullshit about Cossacks.

    Your English is bad for amerifat.

  • @3DSFuture SPIERDALAJ FUCK YOU GEJU

  • @PvPcleric it seems you had bad history teacher or u skiped whole story go to wikipedia or read some facts about history and think abit before you post a comment, people like you online makes poland and lithuania hate each over.

  • Is it just me, or did every country once rule land 4x its current size?

  • @YaYzIwInZ mongolia ruled a land 10X its current size

  • Map 1920 wasn't like this, it was only at end of the year, then Poland broke treaty of Suvalkai and occupie Vilnius.

  • @TheKoxone grand duchy of lithuania

  • Do dupy film.

    Shit film.

  • Autor całkiwcie pominął wojne z 1919-1921 i granice z 1925 roku wrzucił do tych z 1918

  • Lithuania once was the biggest country in Europe... Was... :( 

  • @ixonixas need more land??? i give you Hungary. Poland+Hungary=largest, strongest, richest....

  • @Plunder567 OH YEEEES!!!

  • Nice Vid

    Grettings from Serbia!

  • poland was mighty

  • @wikilauraanimallove

    ale ją zostawiono szczególnie w 1939

  • @wikilauraanimallove and still is

  • Precz z komuną! Bić bolszewika!

  • @Diptro Communism implicitly gave a jump start to modern Poland in its current borders, which have proven to be quite long lasting compared to previous historical periods. Don't spit in to the past, look in to the future instead. Whatever happened in the past should stay there. Greets.

  • @klin1klinom It gave a jump, but it was natural course of events, any other political system would give that jump, even bigger one. See where are now ex-communistic countries and where are western countries which had other system. We would be much more modern without that red scums. I truly miss and feel the lack of pepole like Józef Piłsudski, true patriot, true Pole, not the bunch of pro-russian pricks.

  • @Diptro I expected that kind of reply, but I have to say - it's an illusion. The very question is whether Poland would even exist at all and whether the Wester Europe would develop that much if not for the cold war, and would anyone even notice Poland if it wasn't on a crossroads of ideologies. It's all relative to the circumstances and saying that you would be better off allied with someone else in retrospective requires major revision of the entire history. Could've, should've - waste of time.

  • @klin1klinom Stalin simply hated Poland and Ukraine, so we couldn't expect any good from soviet union. Anything would be better than that. Repressions or death penalties for ex AK soldiers, like August Fieldorf and many more, for common pepole also, for Catholics which were most of community, censorship, even murders, I can count it much longer. And about whether Poland would even exist, there were three attempts of partition our lands to other countries and see? We're still here and still good.

  • @klin1klinom Maybe it requires revision of history but you started talking about history, I just said "Bić bolszewika!" because I hate communism and red, soviet mentality. I'm sceptic for anykind of pro-red stuff because my history requires it from me for what they did to us.

  • @Diptro I never said you have to be pro-anything.

  • @Diptro don't scare communism. USSR collapsed.

    But many people thought, the communism was the best time of their life...

  • Mogliśmy zapisać postępy na mapie w 1500roku, i teraz wczytać zapis, jakie to było by łatwe :)

  • Nice Europa Universalis: Rome music!

  • Przyjdą ruskie i wszystkich pogodzą.

  • a ha a zapomniał Pan zazaczyć że w zeszłym roku podpisaliśmy Traktat Lisboński i staliśmy się częscią skłądową UE

  • fuck you

  • Moim marzeniem jest aby kiedyś nasza zachodnia granica opierała się na Łabie (przynajmniej), tak że Dania i Polska posiadałyby wspólną granicę lądową:-) Rabunkowi lechickiej ziemi w końcu stałaby się zadość.

  • POLAND !!! The power of the invincible

  • let us start pooland's a map from 1943

  • z tym nacjonalizmem chodzi o to zeby zasymilowac ludnosc a ludnosc nie chce sie zasymilowac dlatego jest odwiecna walka

  • brakuje okupacji niebieskiej UE

  • @Haregar Brakuje podpisu - kompletny idiota.

  • @p616arsley

    mówisz o sobie? bo neandertalskiej mowy nie rozumiem ;P

  • @Haregar Żyłem w tym kraju jak ty w jajcach ojca jeszcze mieszkałeś, więc daruj sobie próby pseudo-elokwencji - jesteś idiotą. Tyle.

  • @p616arsley

    Po sposobie Twojego wypowiadania się 616-letni nacjonalisto widzę, żeś gówniarzem młodszym ode mnie. :*

  • @Haregar Nawet nie wiesz co to 616 co potwierdza, że jesteś idiotą. Swoją drogą pierdolę nacjonalizm więc leję na to.

  • @p616arsley

    Nie zauważyłeś, że sobie robię jaja z ciebie? Jakbyś był taki "dorosły" to byś dał spokój chłopaku.

  • @Haregar Idiota.

  • @p616arsley potrafisz powiedzieć coś więcej niż idiota, lewacki psie?

    

  • @VenomSoil derp

  • @VenomSoil potrafisz napisać coś więcej niż "lewacki pies"?

  • @kubap66 lewacki pies wystarczy . moglby wykorzystac wszystkie dozwolone znaki a i tak by nie pojechal ci ebardziej tym ze jestes czerwona kurwa !! :)

  • @Tomcatmiau Dzieciaczku, wyłącz komputer i wróć do klocków. Czy napisanie prawdy synku oznacza bycie "lewacką kurwą"? :-) Jak pójdziesz do szkoły, to się dowiesz, że między Polską a Litwą była unia, a nie aneksja Litwy przez Polskę. Wniosek- Litwa nie była nigdy częścią Polski. Więc z tego, co piszesz, wynika, że wszyscy historycy są "lewackmi kurwami" i sama historia też jest "lewacką kurwą". Ładnie synku, ładnie ;)

  • super muza dzieki za wstawke

  • all these comments are funny, you guys dont knwo history, . join russia or germany, the nazis invaded us with surprise. poland was a poor country, learn your history. before all this tanks and stuff. just on horses,,, poland was strong. thats how it should be agian, no tanks no guns, no shootting from far, just face to face, than we would see which country is the strongest

  • Bigls11 you're dissapointing me. I thought you could come up with something more demanding... Anyway, exactly what I thought - you seem to enjoy wasting my time here. Well, I'm not going to waste my time on fruitless discussions with you.

    Comments such as "regret you mum" etc. are only exibiting your low IQ level... I suggested you could start playing chess instead of posting these dumb comments of yours... Apparently it did not work:) Please save yourself these primitive personal remarks...

  • @simaodocaminhao Re-read my previous comment on a regret - it will approach and in this case.

  • Bigls11, you are just a poor idiot full of Soviet-era propaganda, I've never thought it's still actually possible to meet someone like you in the XXI century!

    I think I have a good idea what you should do with all "history" books you managed to read in your local library:)

  • @simaodocaminhao I see, you have absolutely gone too far, обезьянка. What, absolutely to you brains have littered "great Polish" propagation? Well-well... As Poland was a baby's dummy with arrogance, and remained. Give best regards to the Kachinsky and drunk commander of the Air Forces. On a cemetery.

  • Bigls11, why don't you just start playing chess like your great compatriot Kasparov?

    Chess helps you practice logical thinking and good memory, cause I see you lack both:)

  • @simaodocaminhao Means, at you it is bad with sight. Address to the oculist. To the good oculist.

  • Bigls 11, suddenly your english got perfect, aren't you typing in some Russian "history" book on Second World War? Pity of you, seriously...

    You're fed on propaganda like a baby on mama's milk. Tjhe worst is you don't even realize that:)

  • @simaodocaminhao Regret the mum, instead of me. That it has brought up the son considering is the cleverest.

  • Bigls11, do you realize Russians implemented so-called "communism" in their country for 80 years which was sickest and bloodiest ideological/political system on earth, only shortly competed by Nazi Germany, the system that caused misery and death of ten of millions of innocent people in Russia/Soviet Union alone not to mention neighbouring countries and others all over the world ???

  • @simaodocaminhao First, most "sick and bloody ideological" system - system of nazi Germany.

    Secondly, only the Soviet system could resist to the full to nazi Germany - and the history has shown it.

    Thirdly, the communism was carried out not by Russian, and Jews. 95 % of the higher posts Jews occupied, 95 % of chiefs of camps a Gulag (30-has begun 50) - Jews.

  • ALLAH !

  • @Cycuaro in 1380 Poland was connented with Hungary by personal union

  • In 2001 Lviv had 725,000 inhabitants, of whom 88 percent were Ukrainians, 9 percent Russians and 1 percent Poles.

    Lviv, and western Ukraine is quite culturally Ukrainian now, especially since the Poles have been intermarrying with Ukrainians.

  • I think it's so sad that some Poles misunderstand the meaning of patriotism. I'm afraid you're not doing any good to your homeland guys...

    Re communism, as far as I'm aware, it's only the period of 1945-1953 that we can call a communist era in Poland. Fairly short time but tragic enough, as many Polish patriots were repressioned and killed, in particular the soldiers of Polish resistance (Armia Krajowa) who fought with Nazis during WW2 but were now considered "Enemies of the people".

  • @Jackowski76

    are you really a pole? honestly? ahhh you propably was skipin history lessons, just like me english lessons.

  • @soliterx9 It is a pity to me that you stink. I recommend to address to the doctor though hardly it will help you. I not the communist and never it was, so your big comment about communism to a place. That fact that the USA - the most bloody country for all history is absolutely obvious. Where you wouldn't be put-everywhere a grief and blood. Jews that fill the USA-most the bloody nation. They stand up for all wars, provocations and troubles arising because of it.

  • 1999 — our time: Poland returned to the borders of two centuries ago — joins to NATO.

  • @greenFIRMWARE It is not necessary to repeat every time someone's dullness and to parade the dullness. Was upset, what Russian youth national team on hockey has allowed to suck away to your country of thick aunts - the USA and Canada? Be not upset, protect nerves.

  • @greenFIRMWARE 20 thousand Polish officers? Now I am absolutely assured that it was necessary to kill all of you. All. For this purpose there were all possibilities. That then such as you didn't stink here at forums.

  • @Bigls11 Well, if the fact of posting more or less aggressive/ stupid content by some Polish users would be substantial enough for you to decide on killing the entire nation, I don't have much else to say, apart from offering compassion to your family.

    If you tried to be sarcastic (I wouldn't dare to call it funny), it worked out sick in the end.

  • @Jackowski76 Some? There is an impression that all Poles aren't able to distinguish black from the white. On-extreme measure - at this forum.

    Regrets to my family leave at itself. I in turn regret to all Poles who aren't capable to pay a tribute of respect to 600.000 Soviet soldiers who have rescued your country. Even if after war you have appeared in a zone of influence of the USSR.

  • @Bigls11 Well then, if we follow your example and start using such childish generalisations, we could say that there is an impression all Russian are utterly evil.

    As a matter of interest, do you know any Pole in person?

  • @Jackowski76 Even if I don't know someone from Poles personally, I do not think that at forums the comments write the Polish phantoms.

  • @Bigls11

    And regarding this bit on Soviet soldiers, I suppose it wouldn't be surprising for anyone, if I say the Soviets weren't perceived as Poland's liberators, but rather as new occupants.

    Reports on the actions of Red Army soldiers while "liberating" Poland, are horrifying at times. I could go on with examples, even those which I heard from my grandparents, but I think it's no need to do that at the moment.

  • @Jackowski76 It is a pity that the history hasn't given possibility to feel long-term German occupation, actual destruction of Poland as the states was whose purpose.

    That there was a possibility to compare to the Soviet influence.

  • @Bigls11

    Anyway, even if they weren't beloved, I think our Polish level of humanity is high enough to keep the Soviet military cemeteries in a very good condition, with due respect for those who died on the Polish soil.