Battle of Grunwald (Tannenberg) - Bitwa pod Grunwaldem

Bitwa pod Grunwaldem (w literaturze niemieckiej pierwsza Bitwa pod Tannenbergiem) - jedna z największych bitew w historii średniowiecznej Europy (pod względem liczby uczestników), stoczona na polach pod Grunwaldem 15 lipca 1410, w czasie trwania Wielkiej wojny, między siłami zakonu krzyżackiego wspomaganego przez rycerstwo zachodnioeuropejskie (ok. 21 tys. konnego rycerstwa, 6 tys. pieszych i artylerzystów oraz 5 tys. czeladzi), pod dowództwem wielkiego mistrza Ulricha von Jungingena, a połączonymi siłami polskimi, litewsko-ruskimi i smoleńskimi oraz posiłkowymi oddziałami czeskimi, mołdawskimi i tatarskimi, pod dowództwem króla Polski Władysława II Jagiełły, liczącymi w sumie ponad 34 tysiące żołnierzy. Z tej liczby tylko rycerstwo polskie dorównywało uzbrojeniem i wyszkoleniem ciężkiemu rycerstwu krzyżackiemu, reprezentującemu ówczesny najwyższy poziom europejski.

The Battle of Grunwald (or 1st Battle of Tannenberg) took place on 15 July 1410 with the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, led by the Polish king Władysław II Jagiełło, ranged against the Knights of the Teutonic Order, led by the Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen. It was the decisive engagement in the Polish-Lithuanian-Teutonic War (1409-1411) and an important battle in Medieval Europe.
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[susepoland]

Tannenberg to nie Grunwald a Stębark pod którym Prusacy walczyli z Rosją.Popraw to.

[ramziuPL]

@susepoland

Pierwsza bitwa pod Tannenbergiem to w niemieckiej historiografii to samo co u nas bitwa pod Grunwaldem, a bitwa o której mówisz to druga bitwa pod Tannenbergiem. Niemniej dzięki za komentarz, pozdrawiam.

[kamilzol]

In simple words for everyone :P Poland and Lithuania established union to kick tauteonic asses and make come good moves in region ;] Jagiełło was Duke of Lithuania. In 1386 he married daughter of polish king Ludwik Węgierski and he became King of Poland.

Dont forget to be see the battle next week ;] 17.07.2010r !!

[Armatoring]

Ten flim był kolorowy zresztą co to ma być!

Przeciesz w połowie przylażł darth vader i rozwalił jungena tak mam w książce

[lysy212]

@susepoland co ty pedale szkopski mi tu piszesz na naszą historie!! Władysław Jagiełło poślubił polską księżną i Tak powsała historia gdzie rycerze jazda konna czego sarmaccy nauczyli rzymian czyli polski teraz i na zawsze i w 1410 RYCERZE I CHŁOPI zdobyli wolność dla POLSKI!!! ORZEŁ W KORONIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!

[tessoq1978]

co to za miusic w tle?? robi wrażenie

[lordplenty]

@07216driver

Dark card in our history. As much as you remember it as a Polish invasion, it was actually soviet Red Army occupation. Problem is, it happened just after a conflict regarding affiliation of Vilnius between Poland and Lithuania. Poles consider that "an unfortunate incident", as the common history of both nations covers almost a millennium. You keep grudges much longer, think how much hate should there be between Poland/Germany/Russia, if nothing was forgiven (on each side).

[lordplenty]

@Monxy100

important, yes. Smaller, with less income (but far from poor!), and with less real political power, but still an essential and integral part of commonwealth. So what? It was a commonwealth, one country. For reference: Polish–Lithuanian_Commonwealth at en wiki.

[lordplenty]

@arka67

The Commonwealth (Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów) lasted only fraction of the millennium you are talking about. During its time, it was (for a while) THE MOST powerful (on all grounds, economical, military, educational...) country in Europe.

Sweden flood might not have happened, if not king elector fighting to regain his crown in Sweden ;P But it is a speculation, what's done, is done.

[Monxy100]

I feel kinda bad that other Poles keep saying "We did it all, Lithuania just ran away", and "Poland was more important than Lithuania all the time".

Those were forces of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, not just Poland or Lithuania.

Besides, Lithuania was enormous, if it wasn't for Lithuania, the Commonwealth would have been much, much smaller.

I'm Polish, but when it comes to Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, I never forget about how important Lithuania was.

[07216driver]

@gegrenas yes, yes and occupation Vilnius is a freind visit.

[zgredek2000]

szkoda tylko, że sceny bitwy pod Grunwaldem nie kręcone były pod Grunwaldem ;)

[KlifeRR]

@gegrenas it was a union of two independant states ruled by one king yet each state had its own parlament and a bit diferent laws, a common military but "Hetman" ranks where diferent in name for the generals of bouth states, it is a bright part of history for Lithuania and Poland i dont get it why You Lithuanians never commite to it?