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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2024
- Come with me to discover the charm of the Warsaw old town and learn about the history of this city with enlightening history from the Warsaw Uprising Museum.
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The grave of the unknown soldier is not just a symbol but a real grave. It contains the remains of an unidentified soldier, brought during a special ceremony from the cemetery of the Defenders of Lviv.
Są tam pochowane prochy niezidentyfikowanych żołnierzy z wielu pól bitewnych a to robi różnicę 👋
A well-told history of Warsaw. Poland needs ambassadors like Rob. Good job
Fajnie, że są ludzie co nie przylatują tylko się napić i dobrze zjeść, ale poznać historię Warszawy. Pozdrawiam
There is certainly a lot of history to learn about!
Dzięki za ten film.Uświadomisz Brytyjczykom prawdziwą historię Wojny Światowej .Pracuj tak dalej.
Wielki szacunek Rob za to, że chcesz poznawać historię Polski i jak trafne wyciągasz z niej wnioski.
My family survived. Survived the Wola Massacre and what came after. Came back and rebuild
Good job Rob. You have to watch City 44 ( Miasto 44 in polish ). This movie is about Warsaw Uprising and how Warsaw looked like ;)
„Warsaw 44” is the english name.
@@mareknowak8051 WARSZAWA TO JEST PO POLSCE
I just wanted suggest the same movie lol
Nice to see a review form the foreigner who UNDERSTANDS... respect for diving a bit deeper than the others.
My pleasure!
13:35 well, actualy, when Warsaw Uprising started, Soviet Army was on the outskirts of city... They stood there for 2 months and just watched as citizens of Warsaw were murdered... once 90% of city buildings were destoroyed, and German forces left the ruins... "victorius" soviet Army "captured" the city from Germany...
Totally wrong. When Uprising started, Soviet Army was still quite far from outskirts of the city. They didn't relax and Warsaw destroyed, in fact they were engaged in huge and bloody battle. Battle of Wolomin - Radzymin is regarded by military historians as 3rd biggest tank battle of WW 2 ( after Kursk and Falaise, but ahead of El Alamein ). During first days of August 1944 German forces launches vicious counter-attack and halted Soviet Army. Commander of 1st Byelorussian Front, marshal K. Rokossowski was in real trouble. He was ordered to seize Praga on eastern bank of Vistula on 2nd of August and enter centre of Warsaw on 6th of August. Instead his forces were in desperate defence. His main strike force, 2nd Panzer Army lost about 80% of tanks and finally had to be withdrawn for reinforcement. Several units were encircled and totally annihilated. German threw everything they had into the battle, including elite H. Goering SS Panzer Division moved in great hurry from Italy. There is a very detailed short film ( "Bitwy Swiata - Bitwa pod Warszawa 1944r ) by young vlogger Martinn showing battle in detail.
Continuation. It is really worth watching because all units are specified clearly with numbers and movements are shown on each day. East part of Warsaw, Praga, was finally captured on 13 - 14 th September by Soviet and Polish forces On 15th units of 1st Polish Army started crossing Vistula and formed 3 bridgeheads. All of them were destroyed during next 10 - 12 days. More than 3000 Polish soldiers were killed ( 3 times more than during famous battle of Monte Cassino ), about one third drowned in the river. Experienced city-assault units from Czujkov's army were to be engaged to follow the attack but due to Polish failure it never happened.
Sadly such a biased view is presented in Warsaw Uprising Museum. You can hear museum lecturers talking to young audience (schoolchildren): Red Army sat on the other side of the river and just watched the dying city. Not even a word about extermination of Polish troops on the bridgeheads. There are very interesting memories from South African and British pilots, lucky survivors of Warsaw airlift but not even a word about such airlift ( much smaller, only after 17th of September ) performed by Red Army. Stalin was of course an enemy of Polish Home Army and was always trying to annihilate it but in fact he wanted to capture Warsaw in August 1944 ( and deal with Polish patriots later, as previously in Lwow or Wilno ).
Well done, Bob! You were preparing for that for such a long time and you did it well, you did it with love. I really appreciate your effort! 👏👍🫵
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SENSITIVITY TOWARDS POLISH HISTORY .
No chłopie za wiedzę o Polsce dostałeś ode mnie suba. Zaimponowałeś mi tą wiedzą. Niewielu obcokrajowców zna choć trochę historię Polski i ją jako tako rozumie. Przytłaczająca większość nie ma pojęcia gdzie jest i co widzi, a już na pewno nic z tego nie rozumie. Interesują ich tylko ładne obrazki i imprezowe knajpy.
Thank you. I have learnt a lot on my Rob Reacts channel. But I love learning and Warszawa has a lot of history!
Ta, ode mnie tez, lezka w oku sie zakrecila. Thanks Rob 🌷I hope there's more to come.
Tak jak u mnie :)
Fajnie, że odwiedziłeś to ważne muzeum👍🙂
Warsaw is a grate city. It may not be so much post card beauty, but its most vivid, inclusive, modern and cool place. Enjoy!
Hmm, I think it's as beautiful as a "postcard beauty", and has lots of fascinating places. It also has a lot of various, large beautiful parks that have been created since the Baroque period, several of them are considered pearls of European parks (Łazienki, Ujazdowski, Skaryszewski), and one of them (Skaryszewski - created in the 1920s) was included in the top three most beautiful parks in the world by National Geographic. I love Warsaw.
You have gained my great respect for understanding and describing Poland
Really good vlog. Beautiful views of Warsaw. Appropriate, true information. And good that You visited the Warsaw Uprising Museum. Thanks. By the way, about the uprising, it's true that it ended in the deaths of 200 000 of Polish civilians and destruction of Warsaw in over 80%. However, back then, after so many years of horrible, brutal German occupation and genocide, people really wanted to fight against Germans. And they wanted also to show Soviets that this is their land, their country, that they would fight for it's freedom (they remembered after all very well to which horrible atrocities Soviets are capable of, no better than Germans).
G'day robbo just wanted to say I'm really enjoying these videos on Poland very interesting
That's great to hear. There is a crazy amount of history!
Rob wspaniały film no i Twoje opowiadanie o Warszawie było cudowne
Thank for your great job - I am Warsaw citizen.
This film says a lot about Warsaw, but even more about you. Good job.
Thank you!
Warszawa na przełomie zimy i wiosny jest straszna. Przyjedż tu w misiącu maju. Wszystko wtedy kwitnie i pachnie. Wtedy jest pięknie i charm.
That was really interesting and beautiful. I loved the editing in this one and the music you chose complimented the footage so nicely and gave that extra emotion for such an important and historic place
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for this video
My pleasure
Great job Mate! You were very prepared and it was pleasing to listen to you speaking about history of Warsaw from you! We will wait for more videos like this! Have a good day!
Thanks Rob!
What amazing video.
Definitely the best video that l watched made by you.
Even polish people won't to make it better.
I watched with curiosity.
Very interesting.
Congratulations Rob.
We appreciate your efforts.
We walk the streets of Warsaw, pass all these buildings, monuments... And we don't think about it, because we do it every day. It was great to see it all through your eyes.... Warsaw is a beautiful city. Thank you Rob.... What song is this 7:15
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Charlie loved this song!
@@CharlieandRob It's the first time I hear this song but I already love it... Thank you 💗💗💗
Naprawdę piękne zdjęcia Warszawy!😀❤️🇵🇱dzięki!
17:35 Well, the main factor of Poland's fate and it's falling into Stalin's hands was conference in Jalta, when both, Churchill and Roosevelt, wiped out Poland from map of Europe. Sad but true
Great video, lot of info. We of to Poland this summer all the way from Melbourne au. We can't wait.
You will love it! Wrocław and Kraków are my fave parts
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"Those bloody germans" 😆 10/10
*Those
Mała korekta do stwierdzenia, że polski rząd był w podziemiu. W podziemiu było kilku wysłanników i zwykli ludzie, natomiast polski rząd już w połowie września 1939r uciekł i zostawił nas na łasce i niełasce okupantów. I to samo nam teraz szykują, ustawa wprowadzona, złoto wyprowadzone, apartamenty przygotowane i znowu będą dzielnie nas bronić, wcześniej wpychając nas do wojny.
@@JanKowalski-bm9rvDzięki, poprawiłem.
You must definitely visit Gdańsk, since you have already been to Wrocław and Kraków. You will have a full perspective of the country.
Nice volg Rob; I really enjoyed it. Warsaw is an interesting city
You call monsters by name. You call it like it was. I appreciate it. Moreover, I love you’re the conscious Brit. Chapeau Bas!
Haha thanks buddy
Haha, you're back to Poland. Great to have you here.
,to jest piękne miasto, mimo tego co przeszło. Jak Feniks z popiołów . Nie mieszkam w Warszaszwie, ale doceniam bohaterów, dziś wiemy że.... Sami się doszkolcie
Beautiful drone shots, great editing and very informative for such a short format. On whole another level. Amazing. Looking forward to more. Thank you.
Moreover, thank you for calling Germans for what they really were at that time. And special thanks for correctly respresenting the truth about Russians as backstabbing oppressors and not our allied saviours. I understand things have changed since but history is history, let's not change it in the name of political correctness.
Mad respect. o7
Thank you, appreciate it
Dzięki przyjacielu za dobre słowo o Polsce ❤🙂
About 10 years ago I saw a fantastic documentary about Warsaw's old town, produced by the BBC. It's worth watching. I especially recommend it to foreigners.
In 10:52 you are passing the street where I used to live :) And just when you filmed the granite wall at the back of Warsaw Upraising Museum please remember the names which are graved there are the names of fallen Upraising soldiers who gave their lives in this fight. There is a name of my auntie there, her name was Henryka Barbara Żylak. She, among so many others gave her life for our freedom. It is easy, when you want to find a person on this wall you just need to see at the book, which is in front of the wall, and when you know the name you can easily locate the person on the wall.
And thanks!!! it's so great you came to Warsaw, finally. And thanks for such beautiful pictures of my bellowed city!
Its a fascinating place for sure! Loved learning about the history some more!
Beautiful pictures of Warszawa, Rob. I live by the seaside and haven't been there for 14 years. I think it's time to take my kids for a trip to meet the capital.
haha good shout. Chuck a load of history at them... or just get them to watch my videos! :D
dziękuję...Rob
Thumbs up for actually caring for our history and appreciating it! Will you try more "natural" side of Poland as well? If so, please, visit Poland in October when everything is beautifully colorful and happy looking :D I especially recommend mountainous regions, like Pieniny (absolutely stunning during autumn), Bieszczady (called the most wild polish mountains) and my beloved Tatras (if you're up for a little more difficult hiking, but there are also some easy trails) The mountains have plenty of legends and history as well, regional clothing and cooking, and of course amazing wildlife
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With those drone shots, your vlogs Rob, it's a whole other level of presentation of what you want to show. Plus the music and narration about the history of the different places you visit.
Congratulations, you are making great progress. I look forward to seeing a video like this from the City of Kraków.
Greetings from Krakow!
Thank you! Appreciate it 😁
I have done lots of vlogs from Poland now and 4 from kraków.
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Great Job, Rob. Now You must watch Sabaton "Uprising" - official video - NOT live in festival, when You can watch oryginal pictures of Warsaw 1944
Thank you for your effort to make this video. I really like it
Thank you! Im always trying to get better at vlogs and editing, so nice to hear
6:32 that ice skating ring is there only for winter... other times, you can easily take yourself a photo with that mermaid in center ;)
Also whole that square is usually taken by nearby restaurants, who set up ubrellas and tables for their guests there.
18:50 fun fact about that place -> it used to be Paint factory, but few years back investor took the land, build additional ceiling above original buildings. You cans till see original factory buildings, railroad tracks, or machines that were used in factory.
Just discovered this channel, and i have to congratulate you on the way you narrated your visit to the Warsaw uprising museum. My girlfriend is Polish, from Lublin, and i have visited the Majdanek concentration camp and the Zamek were prisoners were held by the Russians. Seeing all this history affected me for weeks. I could see that you were affected in the same way. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed the vlog. Hope you will stick around for more :)
I’ve actually been to that museum …wow brought back so many memories
Dziękuję !!!
Welcome to Poland Rob, you are truly a friend of Poland. Jestes Warszawiakiem (You are a Varsovian).
Thank you :)
Brilliant video. Good to listen. Thanks so much. 👍👍👍
Fine vlog :) I like how you present Polish history.
One thing: barbakan is only the big round gateway leading to the Old Town. There are still such constructions in many Polish cities, like Cracov and Warsaw. The city walls are called mury miejskie.
Dziękuję 👍
No to czekamy na więcej filmów z mojej warszawy ;-)
Good job Rob, as always. Nice to see you in Poland again. Good luck and "życzę smacznego" ;)
Welcome to Poland ! Have a great time 👍
Rob, dziękuję 🥹🫡
Lublin person here. I'm in awe that you mentioned my city in the context of WW2. Not many foreigners even know about its existence, let alone any historical knowledge.
Its on the list of places to come to :)
@@CharlieandRob Feel free to hit me up for recommendations when the time comes, I actually work in a tourist information centre here ;)
Beautiful movie bro. Beautiful content Rob. Best places in lovely beautiful Warsaw to visit is definitely Warsaw 1944 Rising Museum. Definitely best place in Warsaw. After Old Town Warsaw. Castle in Warsaw bro. Afer that is museum of Legia Warszawa stadium. Gift of rub.... stalin for Poland.Metro in Warsaw definitely visit. No more others Polish cities. Only lovely Warsaw. National stadium in Warsaw Poland in Prague. Did you been in Castle of Warsaw bro?? Did you see sala of Hans Frank in Warsaw rising museum??? Did you see soviet sala in Warsaw rising museum??? Amazing. All the best for you Rob. PS. 1.8.1944 We remember RIP 🙏 [*]. WARSAW THE CITY THAT SURVIVED ITS OWN DEATH. Take care Rob. Enjoy in lovely beautiful capital of Poland 🇵🇱 ❤️ Warsaw. Godbless. Greetings from Leicester. All the best.
I don't think I did end up going there unfortunately
Thanks for another exciting and informative tour!
Enjoy and I can’t wait for the next one 😎👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Piękny materiał, dzięki.
Thank's Rob for your informative guide to Warsaw.
w oczekiwaniu na wiosnę ;D
come in summer , completely different vibe in warsaw !
Thank you❤
Thank you Rob
I've been living in this city for so many years and I know all these places, but after watching your video I feel like putting on my shoes, grabbing a backpack and visit them again ❤
Watch out as I did a lot of walking!
@CharlieandRob That's not a problem for me. I'm used to long walks. Recently I'm working overtime and I'm too tired when I get back home, but spring is coming, so I guess it's high time to move more 🙂
Dziękuję kolego😊
The Warsaw Uprising (it seems to be the largest battle of World War II, or one of the largest) in the summer of 1944 - initially victorious, but the Russians allowed the Germans to return to Warsaw (basically encouraged them) and suppress it after more than 3 months of heavy fighting. Earlier, the Poles (Polish resistance movement - Home Army), as part of the Storm Plan (Plan Burza), liberated (as the decisive force) what is now southern Lithuania, western Belarus and western Ukraine (at that time these were the eastern parts of Poland). It is worth recalling that the Soviets invited the commanders of these victorious troops of the Home Army to a party in Lviv (practically liberated by Poles) to "celebrate the common victory" that moved the eastern front significantly forward. Polish officers, thinking that it was a celebration prepared by the Allies for the Allies, came to the party, where the Soviets arrested (and later - shot them after torture). They also started hunting down the Polish anti-German resistance movement and killing its members.
The Warsaw Uprising was supposed to be an element of the same Storm Plan (at that time, the still successful). The Soviets could have easily advanced into Poland already in the summer of 1944. But they preferred to kill Poles at the same time, pretending to be friends, in order to pave the way for the communists brought from Moscow. This is actually extremely disgusting, but typical of Stalin.
Good, true comment about how this so-called "liberation" by Russians looked like (and always looks like this). In fact, they were doing the same, or even worse things, that Germans did.
Great PLUS and RESPECT to you Rob for calling things by their names and knowing (some of the) Polish history!..
Forgive, but no forget!
Thank you!
My grandfather took part in the uprising defend the oldtown. That’s what the Warsaw uprising meusium . Told me they even told me what sewer he escaped through
Oh wow
Thank you
Thank you, Rob, for how you show Poland in your vlogs. Respect, often admiration, but honestly, without sucking up. Cheers good job mate.
Thanks Piotr. I am always honest and first to say when I don't like something. 😊
Rob, simply, I like you.
Thank you 😊
We love You both (You and Charlie)
Thank you 😊
❤Loved it.
Waiting for part#2 until, i flood you with recommendations of places you should visit in Warsaw next time: either by yourself or with Charlie (like garden on top of Warsaw University Library... with looks amazing in spring/summer)
Great video. Thank you Rob!
Uwielbiam Twoje filmy
i really like to watch you, but this is the best clip you made, i just love to watdch you exploring - not just reacting :)
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed!
It was śmietana at the end 😀
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Dzięki za fachowość
My pleasure
So glad you enjoyed your stay in Warszawa. :)
Very nicy vlog and by the way you put awesome music to his video.
Good job
Well done.
Great video! :DDDD Really interesting and well made
Thank you! Appreciate it
The Old Town also includes the so-called New Town, which has its own Rynek. The New Town Rynek looks completely different from the Old Town Rynek (Rynek Nowego Miasta), but it is also nice. Near the New Town Rynek (New Town Square) there is the oldest brick Gothic church in Warsaw.
Beautiful video.
Thank you :)
Greetings from Poland! ;)
Good movie. I've been in Warsaw not so long ago. If you get lost in tiny streets between the Old Marked Town and the Barbakan you could find the house of former city mayor from 17 cent Alexander Chalmers. He was Scottish from Aberdeen - Dyce.
Nice video with the touch of history.
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They are actually rebuilding the Saxon palace rn
Welcome :)
Ha, ha, you were on the Market Square, about 100 meters from the museum where I work :)
20th century :D
You ar super❤