SABATON - Uprising REACTION!

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Komentáře • 151

  • @mariuszk2825
    @mariuszk2825 Před 4 lety +242

    When he shouts Warszawo walcz! that means Warsaw go fight in Polish. Greetings from Poland! 🇵🇱

    • @Jacobtheguy
      @Jacobtheguy Před 4 lety +3

      You are right im also from poland from łomża

    • @swistak4508
      @swistak4508 Před 4 lety +1

      I'm from Poland too (Szczecin)

    • @Abbadon2407
      @Abbadon2407 Před 4 lety +14

      So much respect goes to you polish people, from France. In memories of your grand parents and great grand parents that fought and died unknown Heroes.
      I live in Belfort France where de 42 regiment of infantery troopers from Poland fought to protect the city on the bastion of the great citadel. The enemy never passed and had to split around the city to continue to advance.

    • @danorott
      @danorott Před 4 lety +15

      We Czechs hold a deep respect for our Polish brothers.

    • @rolay504
      @rolay504 Před 4 lety +7

      The betrayal of the warzaw upprising should be taught in schools.

  • @jakubfabisiak9810
    @jakubfabisiak9810 Před 4 lety +49

    Hey, Billy. On the off-chance you read this. A dude I once worked with shared this story from his grandfather, who fought in the uprising:
    When the Warsaw Uprising museum was opened, the grandfather went to see it, and once they got to the section showcasing various weapons used, the tour guide was talking about the german MG-42, and how it has a dizzying rate of fire. The grandfather then said, that during the uprising, he had an MG-42, at which point the guide asks him, how did it feel to have such firepower in his hand.
    And the grandfather's response?
    "I don't know, lady, I only had 18 bullets"

    • @amxelcbis4464
      @amxelcbis4464 Před 3 lety +2

      he never reads comments, so don't bother
      :V

  • @andrewludwig9251
    @andrewludwig9251 Před 4 lety +101

    The Warsaw Uprising began 76 years ago on August 1st, 1944 at 5PM "W" hour --NEVER FORGET

    • @Fuilleverte
      @Fuilleverte Před 4 lety +1

      The last push but it was active from 1939 the Ghettos and the Pogrom

    • @danorott
      @danorott Před 4 lety +2

      @@Fuilleverte no it wasn't

    • @metanightmare4454
      @metanightmare4454 Před 3 lety

      Side note. Am I the only one who thinks Warsaw would've been a better name for this song? I feel like Uprising doesn't jump out as much when your looking out a list of tracks and it doesn't really clarify what the song is going to be about as well as Warsaw.

    • @lekarzplagi5686
      @lekarzplagi5686 Před 3 lety

      Yes thander hour i Worsow

  • @BlueViper8907
    @BlueViper8907 Před 4 lety +41

    He's singing, 'Warsaw! Fight!' in Polish
    Betrayed by the Allies in 1939, a resistance grew in Warsaw. In 1944 the Warsaw uprising which the video and song is about was an attempt to break out and regain control of the country. With the Red Army literally across the river, the Poles thought this was their moment. The Red Army stopped and essentially left the Poles to be slaughtered by the German forces. One of the uprising's goals was the essentially have enough control over their lands to be able to have a say in peace talks, to be independent from both Germany and the encroaching Soviet forces. While the uprising failed. We remember. ‘Warszawo, walcz!’

    • @nolanl9008
      @nolanl9008 Před 4 lety +10

      To be 100% fair Poland wasn’t really betrayed. Although France and Britain may have been able to push in the west during the invasion of Poland because of superior numbers, there was difficult terrain and supply shortages. Moreover neither country was fully mobilized and they heavily overestimated there foes. To say the allies did not want to help Poland is wrong in my opinion. During the Warsaw uprising the Soviet Union intentionally betrayed the poles, the allies even without soviet air clearance delivered supplies, so I would say the allies (not soviets) tried there best both times

  • @johngillespie3409
    @johngillespie3409 Před 4 lety +31

    August 1, 1944 76th anniversary of the start of the uprising called Warsaw day.. Warzawa , walcz. Warsaw, Fight! My great granparents were born in Warsaw but came to chicago before ww1. My mom was born in 1945 but died about 20 years ago, i never heard of the things they did to resistance or betrayal by everybody. This makes me cry everytime and angry I wasn't there. I was in the lighty infantry and the calvalry .

  • @amandafox8603
    @amandafox8603 Před 4 lety +49

    Lyrics:
    Warsaw city at war
    Voices from underground, whispers of freedom
    1944 help that never came
    Calling Warsaw city at war
    Voices from underground, whispers of freedom
    Rise up and hear the call
    History calling to you, 'Warszawo, walcz!' < The words you heard was just Polish "Warsaw Fight!" (Polands Capital)

  • @argantyr5154
    @argantyr5154 Před 4 lety +54

    The Resistance in Poles (Warsaw), was promised help from the Allies, but when the time came, the help didn't.

    • @danorott
      @danorott Před 4 lety +6

      And the Soviet army was halted right before Warsaw

    • @alekjanowski9847
      @alekjanowski9847 Před 4 lety +7

      @@danorott Has halted, on it's own, or rather Moscow's order

    • @Josephistry
      @Josephistry Před 2 lety

      They couldn't, by the time ships would've gotten to Danzig it would've been captured by German forces, not to mention a token Poland task force would've just been trapped once Danzig was taken once the Wehrmacht invaded

  • @tobiasworner4970
    @tobiasworner4970 Před 4 lety +30

    I'm working on a Armia Krajowa reenactment. Armia Krajowa was named Polnische Heimat Armee in german. translates to polish home army. Never forget the sacrifce of Poland during ww2! Greetings from Germany!

  • @Wanys123
    @Wanys123 Před 4 lety +64

    Uprising/40:1 reaction: *exists*
    Poles in the comments: "It's free real estate"

  • @THExDESERTxFOX
    @THExDESERTxFOX Před 4 lety +6

    im US army myself and been deployed to poland and germany, and in poland the anchor was popular as it was about the remembrance of the polish resistance "warszawo walcz" is "warsaw fight" or many ways of translations like "warsaw rise", polish people speak alot of english and german so my source is the people from poland. polish resistance had alot of conflict, they had assistance from england with air drops but they didnt get the supplies regularly dropping to enemys. they lost from being attacked by national socialist polish members and soldiers and then soviet polish from the east side who let them be attacked who stopped the push into poland and then came in and executed them when liberated, they even denied artillery support and stopped all action in the capital of warsaw to weaken the German and resistance side. and the anchor like our killroy symbol was their call of freedom and has many monuments there today.

  • @TJKlownttv
    @TJKlownttv Před 4 lety +25

    These are stories not taught in school
    I started watching Sabaton history channel then the video for the lesson
    Love these guys

    • @fredrikjonsson8126
      @fredrikjonsson8126 Před 4 lety +2

      You did not learn about this in school? We had like a month of history dedicated to ww2, included this. And about war, we also had 2 weeks for the american revolution and pretty same for american civil war, like a month for the yogoslavian war...since it was happening during my school years. This is just some ex, we had ALOT of classes about wars...

    • @TJKlownttv
      @TJKlownttv Před 4 lety

      @@fredrikjonsson8126
      You learn about wars yes, but the classes never told individuals stories or the uprising of Poland
      They didn't teach in depth like Sabaton history

    • @gidi3250
      @gidi3250 Před 4 lety +1

      @@fredrikjonsson8126 in South Africa both world wars where a paragraph and every single class was about Apartheid we even had a whole lesson about Stalin and Hitler and Stalin's 5 year plan then ancient China and ancient Mali then back to Apartheid and both the ww paragraphs had an sentence about blacks being refused medals however whites still got them

  • @ireneusz-u9i
    @ireneusz-u9i Před 4 lety +3

    German crimes in the Warsaw Uprising - Out of approximately 150,000-180,000 of civilian residents of Warsaw who died during the Warsaw Uprising, at least 1/3 were victims of executions carried out by German police and military formations. During the uprising, at least 63,000 people died apart from combat operations. civilian inhabitants of the capital. The insurgents who were taken prisoner were also repeatedly murdered, despite the fact that they fought in an open manner and had military badges provided for by law - so they fought in accordance with the Hague Convention. The murders of prisoners of war and civilians were committed by German police and military units from the first to the last day of fighting, although their greatest intensity took place during the period of Hitler's order to exterminate the population of Warsaw, i.e. during the first two weeks of August 1944. the connection with the outbreak of the uprising took place also outside of Warsaw. On August 2, the units of the 4th District of the Home Army "Ochota", withdrawing from the town towards the Sękocin and Chojnów forests, encountered strong German units near Pęcice. During the fight, 67 insurgents were captured, 60 of whom (after being tortured) were shot in a nearby brickyard. On August 3, SS troops pacified the Wawrzyszew settlement near Warsaw (today an estate in the Bielany district of Warsaw), where over 30 residents were murdered and the town itself was partially burned. Moreover, upon the news of the outbreak of the uprising, Himmler ordered the murder of General Stefan "Grot" Rowecki, the commander of the Home Army, who was detained in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

  • @detroitpolak9904
    @detroitpolak9904 Před 2 lety +2

    He says “Warszawo Walcz” which means Warsaw Fight. Warszawo is in the Vocative case, which gives the city itself a human quality, a human identity. So he’s calling the city’s spirit, it’s very SOUL.

  • @O_Schwartz
    @O_Schwartz Před 3 lety +5

    3:35 He says "Warszawo, walcz!" Which translates to "Fight, Warsaw!" if I remember correctly this was used by the freedom fighters in the Polish resistance, during the Warsaw Uprising.

  • @paweljasion5215
    @paweljasion5215 Před 4 lety +20

    warszawo walcz-warsaw fight in Polish language :)

  • @pyrebird7567
    @pyrebird7567 Před 4 lety +11

    I’m copying my own comment from another reaction of this song, because I was weirdly poetic that day and I think the history behind this song is important.
    This song is about the Warsaw Uprising against their Nazi occupiers in 1944. When the Soviet are pushing the Nazis back, the Polish resistance and underground government rise up and re-take their capital on their own.
    The Soviets stop pushing towards Warsaw.
    After almost 2 months of fighting and over 15,000 resistance fighters dead they are forced to give up. The members of the Gray Ranks, made up by the Polish Boy and Girl Scouts lie dead with them. They are forced to take a deal to save the remaining civilian population of Warsaw.
    The numbers by the end? Over 200,000 civilians killed and over 700,000 still alive are expelled from the city.
    After they’ve left the higher ups order the city to be reduced to rubble, up to 90% of buildings and infrastructure was bombed to dust.
    Poland lost 16% do its total population during WW2 and after it was held against its will for half a century.
    Visit Warsaw, walk in the city’s historic areas knowing none of the buildings there stood before WW2.
    And see all the people who endured and rebuilt all of this, watch them while you’re standing on the mass grave intended to break them.
    To a certain extent all of Europe is a graveyard, though few places hide so many as the city of Warsaw.

  • @jarekkociok4461
    @jarekkociok4461 Před 3 lety +2

    As Witold Urbanowicz, our Ace of aviation from defense of England said in 1940, "We do not ask for freedom, we fight for it". Buddy, start Woodstock Festival Poland 2012 and SABATON. 750,000 people during a concert of the Swedish flu in Poland . Visit SABATON history and you will see that we are proud of it. HELLO AND GLORY TO THE HEROES . Ehh, the story is the Warsaw Uprising and it lasted 63 days and then the capital of Poland, WARSAW, was razed to the ground . The chorus of the song is "Warszawo walcz" Warsow fight

  • @ajbagniewski4349
    @ajbagniewski4349 Před 4 lety +9

    The boy scouts and Girl Scouts actually took part in the fighting they were known as the Gray ranks the saddest incident in the entire war

  • @dragonking6773
    @dragonking6773 Před 3 lety +4

    He said Warszawo Walcz! which in English it means Warsaw Fight!

  • @VerchielxKanda
    @VerchielxKanda Před rokem +1

    I definitely recommend seeing them play this live in Warsaw! It's amazing hearing so many people shouting the lyrics.
    Also, their Sabaton History video on this song will put it in a whole new perspective. It was so bad, SS Nazi soldiers had to tell the crew they unleashed on the Warsaw Resistance to not slaughter the women and kids.
    No, that wasn't in english. It was in Polish.

  • @charko4191
    @charko4191 Před 3 lety +1

    Greetings from Poland Always happy people react to this video and others to be reminded of our country's history.🇵🇱

  • @TrymYoutubeMainChannel
    @TrymYoutubeMainChannel Před 4 lety +13

    :D Finally another Sabaton song I guess it's one of the many songs I mantioned

  • @sebastiankrajewski2029
    @sebastiankrajewski2029 Před 4 lety +2

    I am Polish dude. Every year we pay homage to our heroes of Warsaw uprising! We were the only country that never surrendered to Nazis. We were the only country to never collavborate with the Nazis. Over 3 million Poles, my brothers and sisters were murdered by Nazi Germany. So as you can see, not only Jews died here. Actually Jews were fighting alongside our troops against Nazis in Warsaw uprising. If anyone is to blame it is definitely Germany, and yet now Jews want "their" belongings back?? Note to Jews: blame Germany not us! We gave you home it was Nazis who slaughtered you. Peace.

  • @danielrupp7578
    @danielrupp7578 Před 4 lety +5

    About damn time you got back to these guys my dude!

  • @invadergirness7817
    @invadergirness7817 Před 4 lety +2

    I'm so happy to see you react to another sabaton song! To answer your question, even though I study a lot of history I actually hadn't heard about the Warsaw uprising when I heard the song a few years ago. There are a fair bit of battles and topics that sabaton covers that I didn't know until listening to the song and digging into the history behind it

  • @user-zk1ic1gb5i
    @user-zk1ic1gb5i Před 4 lety +7

    You've done uprising and 40-1, now it's time for the winged hussars to arrive.

  • @grubsonbks5954
    @grubsonbks5954 Před 4 lety +4

    Greetings from Poland

  • @claudiaclaudia3080
    @claudiaclaudia3080 Před 3 lety

    My grema two sisters daied in Word war 2 in age of 3. My grand grand father told my parents that they live underground or hidden in forest with another two children to survive, they protected the another two children and thats why my grama is still with us...

  • @dfautomaton
    @dfautomaton Před 4 lety +1

    You asked to know if I knew this before I watched Sabaton... I kinda did, but this really made me feel it. My gramma is Polish. This gave me a reason to think about that more. Thanks for your reaction vid.

  • @Fuilleverte
    @Fuilleverte Před 4 lety +2

    The would sacrifice, for they "would rather die on their feet as Lions then on their knees as sheep"
    Bismark was the first time I found you. Keep the faith.

  • @garrettchew5920
    @garrettchew5920 Před 4 lety +2

    First time hearing this song, great video. Watching from Schofield Barracks HI.

  • @Frederik.S
    @Frederik.S Před 4 lety +1

    Check out Sabaton - "the last battle" : czcams.com/video/BwfJsKfCnaM/video.html (Lyric video)
    The story of itter castle occupied by the german army, taken over by the USA army just before Hitler shot himself.
    It's seen as the last battle of the war even though it was after Hitler killed himself.
    A battalion of the SS, soldiers particularly well indoctrinated in Nazi ideology, attacked the castle even with their leader dead.
    The USA generals set the german prisoners of war free, on the condition that they would fight alongside the americans against the SS.
    And they did, marking the union of america, germany and the rest of most of europe, as a united force!

  • @marcinkupiec9503
    @marcinkupiec9503 Před 3 lety +1

    Uprising live in woodstock 2012 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟💪💪💪💪💪💪

  • @revan_alva2077
    @revan_alva2077 Před 4 lety +11

    He spoke polish translation "Warsaw fight!!" I think someone will correct me if I mistaken

  • @huncut99
    @huncut99 Před 4 lety +3

    3:44 - Warszawa Walcz ( Warsaw fight!) in Polish language --- turn on CC

  • @Sunshine-dr3to
    @Sunshine-dr3to Před 3 lety

    Warsaw uprising, yes I know all about it. I learned all about it when I was about 7 from my grandfather and dad. My grandfather served in WW2, my dad fought in Vietnam and all my cousin's served and some are still serving.

  • @georgepeterthony9011
    @georgepeterthony9011 Před 4 lety

    I had a neighbor who as a child of 7 was smuggled out of Warsaw by his mother just before the uprising, she had to stay in Warsaw and he never saw her again. He was carried into Germany by refugees fleeing the Russians in 1945 and found himself in British controlled Germany by the end of the war. In 1946 still an Orphan and unable to return to Poland, he was put on an Orphan ship, for displaced Polish children, and was shipped to New Zealand, where he spent the rest of his life.

  • @argoth9382
    @argoth9382 Před 3 lety

    i may be late but my
    great grandfather
    fought in ww2 he told me so much when i was 5-7that he fougth in warsaw uprising and after ive grown up to undertsand it and was so proud that he defended us

  • @youngtrick3566
    @youngtrick3566 Před 4 lety +6

    You should react to sabaton devil dogs.

    • @dustbunny1977
      @dustbunny1977 Před 4 lety

      Yeah,definitely! One of their greatest! I promise you will love it! 🤘

  • @ajbagniewski4349
    @ajbagniewski4349 Před 4 lety +1

    That bit in Polish means "Warsaw fight" It was the code word that started the Uprising

  • @OmegaS-117
    @OmegaS-117 Před 4 lety +3

    All of the WWII Vets are in there 90’s by now

  • @frankus2361
    @frankus2361 Před 4 lety +1

    I learned it from the book “Resistance” about a Jewish girl turned to polish resistance fighter and courier

  • @ajbagniewski4349
    @ajbagniewski4349 Před 4 lety +2

    Considering the amount of human loss as well as the fact that after the uprising the leadership ordered the total destruction of the city According to internal information during the war it was planned that up to 80 to 85% of the Polish population was to be eliminated That's not including losses during the war so less than 2% were meant to survive as slave

  • @shilothompson1509
    @shilothompson1509 Před 4 lety

    My parents were born on 47 and 48. This is the age for your grandparents being born and your great grandparents were alive for this. You are the same gen as my boys. They are also in their 20’s.

  • @ireneusz-u9i
    @ireneusz-u9i Před 4 lety

    German artillery and air force repeatedly attacked Warsaw hospitals - even when they were clearly marked with the Red Cross signs. Some testimonies of witnesses indicate that this type of markings even intensified enemy fire. During the Warsaw Uprising, German units repeatedly used Polish civilians (including women and children) as "human shields" to cover infantry or tank attacks. Wehrmacht troops were the first to use this criminal tactic in Warsaw, and only later by SS and police units. The order to take hostages from among the civilian population and use them to cover German attacks was issued to Wehrmacht units by the commander of the Warsaw garrison, General Reiner Stahel. The greatest number of cases of using civilians as "human shields" took place in the first days of the uprising, especially during the fights in Wola. From the first days of the uprising, Polish women and girls were raped in Warsaw. Not only civilians, but also insurgent nurses and even hospital patients were harassed. Following rape, the victims were often murdered and mutilated in an obscene manner

  • @lukechipping7551
    @lukechipping7551 Před 2 lety

    American education is severely lacking
    No fault.. love your open mind!

  • @TrymYoutubeMainChannel
    @TrymYoutubeMainChannel Před 4 lety +2

    I been to Warsaw ... it was quite emotional seeing the concentration camp the germans used there

  • @apacz3995
    @apacz3995 Před 4 lety +1

    This pisenka is about the Poles' uprising against the German occupation during the Second World War

  • @BANGER7010
    @BANGER7010 Před 4 lety

    First timer and I say I ducking love ur reaction on sabaton

  • @samuelengle3773
    @samuelengle3773 Před 4 lety +2

    So since this is Sabaton....YOU NEED TO DROP YOUR REACTION FOR NIGHTWISH GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.

  • @FrogmanAnime
    @FrogmanAnime Před 4 lety

    I’ve always been confused about what Warszawo, walcz! meant but never actually looked it up until today...and boy do I feel foolish...it means Warsaw Fight!. Which in the context of the song and the tragic history it’s based upon...is perfectly understandable. Always remember those that fought and died to restore freedom and liberties to there homelands. Always Remember. Lest we Forget

  • @samrominski2290
    @samrominski2290 Před 3 lety

    I have polish ancestry and proud of it

  • @dmr14wizkid14
    @dmr14wizkid14 Před 4 lety

    Another Amazing Song By Sabaton

  • @theWrza
    @theWrza Před 4 lety

    What made the uprising particularly tragic was that the Red Army - supposedly an anti-Nazi ally - was sitting across the river and did nothing as the German army mustered to crush the resistance, only marching in once the city had been destroyed building by building and the population deported. That’s the “help that never came.”

  • @h06anbjo
    @h06anbjo Před 4 lety

    My maternal grandmother was four years old in 1944...

  • @Sannoz
    @Sannoz Před 4 lety

    If i recall right they got words allies where comming to help them to uprise vs germany in Warszawa Poland capitol , so people took up arms but no one came to aid them. :-(

  • @amandafox8603
    @amandafox8603 Před 4 lety

    2nd! Lol Saw just now and came as fast as I could!

  • @robinallen7964
    @robinallen7964 Před 3 lety

    This makes me so sad 😞 iam a mix of polish German French Irish and Indian this hits hard 😢

  • @lekarzplagi5686
    @lekarzplagi5686 Před 3 lety

    Im from poland and this is my story and avalanch is Worsow fight

  • @krzysiekleszczynski6114
    @krzysiekleszczynski6114 Před 3 lety +1

    ❤️

  • @jerdy84
    @jerdy84 Před 4 lety +4

    I'm shocked everytime about how much you Americans don't know about ww2. It's basic history right? In Europe we all had to learn about the American civil war and stuff but most Americans only know about D-day? What do you guys learn in school :')

    • @DisorientedWanderer
      @DisorientedWanderer Před 4 lety

      As an America our education system is fucked in all regards. The only thing it's good for is causing permanent mental and physical trauma for the students while the teachers bitch about not being paid enough to deal with children.

    • @EliteJax4180
      @EliteJax4180 Před 4 lety

      To be honest, as an American who chooses to teach himself this history, the American education system is in an alright shape, though just mainly focused on American history and, in cases, politics, as well.
      As for what we learn of in classes: We learn a good bit, but most students care fuck all for history, even if it's for their tests. But even then, the kids who aren't doing so well, namely, delinquents, tend to bully most of the students into running home. And it's even worse now, because we can't even defend ourselves if our bully decides to beat the shit out of us, cause we can be charged with a class C felony, if I remember correctly. So then some students go out and shoot up schools, and the government does fuck all to change that.
      So all in all, it's both school laws and the education system itself that are fucked.

    • @gidi3250
      @gidi3250 Před 4 lety +1

      Well here in South Africa both world wars where thought to me as a paragraph and both had a sentence about blacks not getting medals every single day in history class was spent on Apartheid

  • @jonathan.s993
    @jonathan.s993 Před 3 lety

    Sabaton final solution a song worth reacting.

  • @Robertino12
    @Robertino12 Před 3 lety

    Children during the war destroyed many fighting vehicles on the streets of demolished Warsaw

  • @mr.dinklemen2445
    @mr.dinklemen2445 Před 4 lety

    @BillyYSC "Warszawo walcz!" That was the phrase you misunderstood as 'avalanche'; it is Polish for Warsaw, Rise/Fight!

  • @TrymYoutubeMainChannel
    @TrymYoutubeMainChannel Před 4 lety +1

    so they said Warzawo walcz it's polish I guess 3:45 so Warzawo is Warsaw in Polish im sure and Walcz is probably Rise or march ... im not to sure @BillyYSC

  • @andrewludwig9251
    @andrewludwig9251 Před 4 lety +1

    WARSAW FIGHT!

  • @KaNoMikoProductions
    @KaNoMikoProductions Před 4 lety

    Mate, he's speaking Polish, fucking lmao

  • @ciekawostkowo6040
    @ciekawostkowo6040 Před 4 lety +2

    Warszawo walcz it's in english Warsaw fight!

  • @1982jeepcj8
    @1982jeepcj8 Před 4 lety

    The Warsaw uprising came right after Dday just before operation Market Garden, Western front was not really in a good position to help but encouraged the city to revolt to take pressure off the beach heads, Stalin (soviet union) was in a better position to give aid, but a nationalist Poland after the war is NOT what the soviets wanted, they stopped there advance and allowed nazi Germany to put down the revolt and literally raze the city to the ground and slaughter pretty much all with in. I consider it one of the biggest black eyes on the allies in the second world war, as the support was cursery at best (basically we let the Nazis FUCK Over the city and turned a blind eye to it)

  • @kerrynatter2195
    @kerrynatter2195 Před 3 lety

    WARSAW, FIGHT!!

  • @jaroslawzysko1211
    @jaroslawzysko1211 Před 4 lety

    BillyYSC see anything about Warsaw Uprising on internet. Well. About Poland in IIWW. "The unconquered" by IPNTv. Kind regards from UK from Polish!!

  • @tch6538
    @tch6538 Před 3 lety

    WARSZAWO WALCZ!!! IT MEAANS WARSAW FIGHT !!!

  • @PetterVessel
    @PetterVessel Před 4 lety

    At this time the Sovjet forces pushed on to the border of Poland. The resistance in Warsaw had an uprising to releaf pressure for the Sovjet forces, but instead of attacking, the sovjets let the uprising take its turn and let the warsaw people die while holding back the frontline.

  • @BlackHowk123
    @BlackHowk123 Před 3 lety +1

    Months of fighting while the Russian army stood behind a river waiting till we die

    • @majestichotwings6974
      @majestichotwings6974 Před 3 lety

      It really frustrates me when people try to pretend that the red army weren’t as bad as the nazis, they were both truly horrible and committed their fair share of atrocities.

  • @philipsmylie2544
    @philipsmylie2544 Před 4 lety

    have you checked out the sabaton history channel om youtube yet for all the stories behind the songs

  • @lenapa7236
    @lenapa7236 Před 4 lety +3

    Nie mogę tego oglądać bo łzy mi płyną po pliczkach:(((

  • @Beuwen_The_Dragon
    @Beuwen_The_Dragon Před 4 lety

    Sevety plus years? 'Bout the same amount of time since your last Sabaton video, eh Billy? ^.-.

  • @that_fordkid9857
    @that_fordkid9857 Před 4 lety

    The words that you couldnt figure out what he said was polish for" warsaw, rise."

  • @Maadcapminis
    @Maadcapminis Před 4 lety

    Cool vid my dude. I'm curious to see your reaction to Twist of Cain by Danzig. I'm sure you know Mother but that's a much better track to me.

  • @BANGER7010
    @BANGER7010 Před 4 lety +1

    Warszawo walcz = Warsaw Fight

  • @PB-Toho97
    @PB-Toho97 Před 4 lety

    I think for other future Sabaton reaction videos he should stick with the lyric videos from "Piscator".

  • @booklover4330
    @booklover4330 Před 4 lety

    Since you seem to be branching out a bit with your videos, outside of just music videos, could you maybe react to some Dude Perfect videos?
    Maybe some more Brian Hull videos?
    Or Tipindell videos?
    Swoozie, TheOdds1Out or Jaiden Animations videos?
    If you'd like specifics I can recommend some, though they can be any that seem interesting to you. Though of course it's up to you.

  • @NightmareKhaos
    @NightmareKhaos Před 4 lety

    I think you should try to listen to some songs from Smash Into Pieces, Once Monsters, and Solence

  • @lindaaumiller7592
    @lindaaumiller7592 Před 4 lety

    I was born 1950 I'm 69

  • @carolwilliams4282
    @carolwilliams4282 Před 4 lety

    This is new to me

  • @redrumsonore791
    @redrumsonore791 Před 4 lety

    WAR SAW

  • @TJKlownttv
    @TJKlownttv Před 4 lety

    Side note have you jumped into Eskimo Callboy yet? A song Hypa Hypa might be a fun reaction for ya :)

  • @jarekkociok4461
    @jarekkociok4461 Před 3 lety

    Domald Trump in Warsaw

  • @chadfrasure1006
    @chadfrasure1006 Před 4 lety

    Please react to Alive by Cimorelli

  • @AH-fc9fx
    @AH-fc9fx Před 4 lety

    They don’t teach world history anymore. When I went to school I was told this .

  • @kbs8316
    @kbs8316 Před 4 lety

    React to polish history cinematic

  • @apacz3995
    @apacz3995 Před 4 lety +1

    Warsaw fight

  • @wolnysarmata3922
    @wolnysarmata3922 Před 3 lety

    Warszawo walcz , Warsaw Fight !

  • @maciejbadyga7362
    @maciejbadyga7362 Před 4 lety

    Watch Poland first to fight by Historia bez cenzury

  • @ADarkNight94
    @ADarkNight94 Před 4 lety

    Luke Combs refrigerator door 🚪

  • @lottanissen890
    @lottanissen890 Před 4 lety

    You have to this song in Woodstock Live 2012 in Polen 🇵🇱

  • @rosemcmillen7956
    @rosemcmillen7956 Před 4 lety

    Carrie Underwood and Steven Tyler undo it and Walk this way!!!

  • @Abbadon2407
    @Abbadon2407 Před 4 lety

    Warszawa walcz!!! Warsaw stand and fight!!

  • @TheNismo777
    @TheNismo777 Před 4 lety

    Any european knows the history :] If not, thats not good for those.

  • @uncletommyvideos2510
    @uncletommyvideos2510 Před 4 lety

    First