The Battle of Grunwald-part 1 (with English subtitles)

[garden2011city]

Scene at 03:02 -does being in charge in the army always means shouting ,raising voice and arguing with subordinantes.I'm asking because I like to be nice for all people because I believe if youre nice for others ,others are nice for you .

[Railstarfish]

@garden2011city It means at least some of the time you will have to - many battles have been lost by soldiers deciding to do their own thing rather than obeying orders.

Personally I did not find him harsh.

[TheWerantu]

A ja jestem polakiem i nie musze czytać tych napisów ! HA ! HA !

[Railstarfish]

This is really really good!

[nuvargelis]

Jogaila was lithuanian ><

[SergeKaleyeu]

"The Grand Principality of Litva | Вялікае Княства Літоўскае"

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[HailSatan411]

can somebody tell me the stats to this battle?

[brodyanin]

@HailSatan411 check 'battle of gruenwald' on wikipedia

[dupolup]

The first and only time we beaten Germany :D

[MaximusProteus]

@dupolup no, there was no Germany before 1871 and Germans were beaten more often than they beat "us"... Teutonic Order lost all of its wars

[wicek777]

@dupolup Obviously in your history book a lot of pages are missing...

[HailSatan411]

@dupolup wow, are you serious? definitely not the first time, and definitely not the only time.

[szopen76]

@dupolup

Not the first, not the only time :-)

[aster967]

15.07.2010 będzie 600-letnia rocznica ..... People Get Ready :-)

[tombry76wawa]

I prefer battle of Bolhow (it was on the 10-11 of May, 1608) where 5000 Polish soldiers defeated 80 000+ Russian one. ....1:16+ :)

[SegosMasteris13]

symusi you asshole lithuania and poland has got union from 1547 wen poland king and lithuania duke singned liublin union

[Czetwertynski]

@SegosMasteris13 First - Lublin Union July 1569, Second - Polish King and Lithuanian Duke was the same person - Zygmunt II August.

[napajedlacek]

Jan Zizka was fighting on side of Jan z Lamberka too...He was young and later lead the Hussite uprising in the Czech lands.

[khatmar]

It is also said that he lost his eye in this battle :), thats when he became so awesome looking.

[HenryvKeiper]

"We'll make traps so their heavy cavalry dies first!"

Meanwhile...

"No, bad idea sending the heavy cavalry first, let's send the light cavalry first."

HA HA!

[Legolasas26]

yeah i kinda found that funny too :P.

I guess they were really prepared for heavy cavalry and they had to spoilt it by sending light cavalry,it ruined theyre day lol :p

[HenryvKeiper]

I know! That dirty Władysław II, using tactics!

[Legolasas26]

you talking about the man wearing black? hes Vytautas Didysis (Vytautas The Great). Hes not Polish,Hes Lithuanian,xD

Only his cousin Jogaila was king of Poland :p

[HenryvKeiper]

Oh well he's from uh some country in Eastern Europe and uh...

...shut up, leave me alone, I'm very sensitive right now :( *sobs hysterically*

[Legolasas26]

lol ok i will leave you to youre mothers home made mashed potatoes :P

but just dont say some country from eastern europe,cause it sounds youre talking about gypsies,hobos and ex-communistso_O thats the type of scum were trying to get rid of in Lithuania...anyways..calm down child..calm down..

[HenryvKeiper]

Now I've got that song by Cher stuck in my head.

Gypsies, tramps and thieves, we heard it from the people of the town...

[symusi]

Yes. Lithuania and Poland is a union 1385-1574.

[czornyk]

The man in black is indeed Władysław II Jagiełło - king of Poland and supreme commander of the allied force, not Vytautas.

The movie says so, and it is historically accurate too ;-)

[HenryvKeiper]

Ha. I was right. I win.

[juokis]

anyhow, both of them (Vytautas and Jogaila) were lithuanians :P

[groozin]

@HenryvKeiper It's historical fact, man. Polish king send Lithuanian and Tatar light cavalry before Polish knights. Though we're not sure if Teutonics really dig traps, but some sources contains such info.

[KOF89]

Jeszcze kiedyś znów nadejdą Twojej chwały dni ! ,

[northreach]

please will u put the whole movie up?

[maunus]

What's the language?

[Fabek999]

polish

[Kavolini]

Poland and Lithuania hell yea !!!!

[EsfahanKellie]

Is the main guy, Jagiello meant to be Polish or Lithuanian?

[Kavolini]

hes Lithuanian

[gince]

He hails from Lithuania, and later became the king Poland in 1386.

[zbyn777]

Królestwo Polskie zawsze było silne i potężne miażdżąc wrogów Rzeczypospolitej

The Polish kingdom was strong always and powerful crushing the enemies of Republic

[zbyn777]

Królestwo Polskie zawsze było silne i potężne miażdżąc wrogów Rzeczypospolitej

The Polish kingdom was strong always and powerful crushing the enemies of Republic

[truthspeaker969]

read a book, this not about islam

[Suppressingfire]

yeah crush islam...

[BratWody]

Islam was at our side these days :)

[Suppressingfire]

U got me there, i said Islam cause the teutonic knights fought with great bravery against Islam in the crusades, so i taught its one of those films. but tnkx for that piece of info :)

[piens33]

And without polish...

[Powerslavemichal]

I don't like lithuanian nationalism

[mm89f]

A remake would be nice, without the love story part.

[4466558822]

Vytautas was the best warchief, he made Germans think that lithuanians are running, after some time they came back and with Jogaila crushed them, those two were wery smart, but Sienkiewicz was so dumb, that he wrote: "..Lintuhanians were running back to LDK.."

[Sparagas]

The Battle was real! read history...

[ScrewyLouie666]

This a fantastic film. It is based on the novel by Nobel prize winner Henryk Sienkiewicz's "Krzyzacy" (Knights Of The Black Cross). Known in Polish as the Battle of Grunwald, in Lithuanian as Zalgiris and in German as the Battle of Tannenberg. The year was 1410. The forces of Poland-Lithuania defeated the German Teutonic Knights.

[HelelbenShahar86]

This battle is a historic battle! Sienkiewicz only write about it in his novel! Where are You from that you do not know this?

[echoes222]

love story and some of the ppl (like Zbyszko) were fiction and based on a novel,the rest was historical,tha's what screwy wrote

[Aska16rose]

@HelelbenShahar86 HAHAHA. Are you kidding me or you were sleeping on your history lessons at school?

[mm89f]

Based on a Novel, based on the battle.