Poland forgets no one
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2021
- It’s amazing to see people remembered for the great work they do. And Poland never forgets to remember and celebrate thos who who did good for there country regardless in what profession it is.
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Poland is great! 🇵🇱
It absolutely is and thanks to you I got to see more and from a italioplish view. did you like the video?
@@HabeshaTraveler Poland is absolutely great and you should come to visit Croatia 🇭🇷
Poland with all legacy and Polish nation most underrated country in world!
Thanks, and yep, Poland is a great country .. with exception of people like @LASER.
Everyone has some weak point, even God has a Devil.
@@daneprywatne3342 ... well ... more accurate it would be to say, that >> "even devil believes in God" !!!!
They didn't get their statues because it's cool. They gave their hearts and their lives, they gave all that they had. Not for the monuments, country, borders, they gave it because they loved us. Poland without its memory means nothing. We are the meaning of their sacrifice and we will never forget them. If we do, forget us.
@LASER
Wulgarny cham.
@LASER głupota hula po internecie ...
@LASER jeszcze Qrwa tu jesteś trollu.
pięknie powiedziane
Lest not forget.
Az sie rozplakalam ze wzruszenia ogladajac i czytajac madre komentarze ! Nie ginie duch w Narodzie ! Raduje sie serce, raduje sie dusza ... !
ale musimy ratować naszą młodzież!!
pr0pag@nda z sieci psuje ich rozumy!
to wszystko jest dokładnie tak planowane,aby zniszczyć obrone krajową.
niech żyje Polska!!
Beautiful country! 🇵🇱❤💕😍
That is amazing that Poland recognizes greatness and puts up statues of the people. It's sad that America is moving in the opposite direction. POLSKA
Absolutely
Unfortunately, in Poland the "young generation" is also heading in this direction. :P
@@SurMikasMetin2PL no everyone ;)
@@michalf6851 It is true that not all but most "go with the flow" :P
@@HabeshaTraveler America is now going through a Chinese "cultural revolution" of sort. The same philosophy, the same measures.
I have Polish friends, they are humble and honest. I used to say them Toshes Taho... Chinkuye.
Papa.🤣❤️🙏🙏🙏
Polish resistance army showed extraordinary bravery in 2nd world War. Unfortunately, they were betrayed by British and Americans and had become communist nation.
You have a lot of knowledge about Poland :)
Thank you
@1979rz1 our government was communist, directly from Moscow.
@1979rz1 and now same communist 🇪🇺 want to impose lgbt ideology on us. 🤮
That's true, my friend. Thank your for spreading this true in the internet.
PS. We were betrayed by France too.
Seeing my country in your eyes helps me appreciate it even more. The little things I know for so long and they so obvious and normal for me. I can see it from your perspective and that brings different dimension. You seem to be Polish by heart.
I love Poland so much 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
Poland🇵🇱 The BEST LAND 🇪🇺
Eu is Polands enemy 👍🏻🇵🇱. 🤢🤮🇪🇺
@2FAST4U usuń tą niebieską szmatę 🤮
@@janlllsobieski264 co Ci nie pasuje w EU?
@@janlllsobieski264 wypierdalaj jak ci nie pasuje 😂
Chanba pisac takie cos z tym nazwiakiem jako ksywe
Tylko bez unijnej szmaty prosimy. 🙄
Witam
Dziękuję za pokazanie kawałka Polski , kawałka historii o którą należy dbać . Pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍 życząc uśmiechu na każdy dzień i zadowolenia poznawania świata .
Polish Freedom Fighters - God bless you
the sentence on the bench says, "one can be gone forever, for being always near", it's a quote from a poem by the poet sitting next to it 🙂 it's about remembering those dear to us, who passed away...
Fantastic thank you for telling me
Exactly
I'm not a translator but in my opinion it should be " one can be gone forever so they can always be close". Most of the time trying to translate word for word will make no sense or miss the point.
@@HabeshaTraveler It's Jan Twardowski,catholic priest and poet,hence you couldn't figure out his pronoun - he's wearing a cassok.😀 The buildings behind him belong to Visitation Order Monastery,Twardowski was a Rector in their church.His most famous quote was we should hurry up loving people because they go away so quickly.
@@parttimer892 Hello, your translation and the original one are a little bit wrong. They both translated words without fully pointing out the true message in this sentence. It should be - "can be gone forever to be near always".
I m Polish and I m glad you liked my country. I hope your had good time here😘
I loved it so wonderful
Sacred*
Cześć i chwała BOHATEROM !!! Beautiful !!!
Amazing video! The statue sitting on the bench is Fr. Jan Twardowski, who was living in the church next to this square and was also an amazing poet. The writing on the bench is fragment of one of his poems and means "You can leave forever, yet still be close by".
Wow amazing 🥰😘
@@HabeshaTraveler My translation of the Polish words on the bench: One can be gone forever and yet stay close to others. // Thank you, young lady! I'm 75 and that's why I can address you this way. // Enjoy life and keep smiling!
@@markmal8479 thank you so much sir I appreciate it so much. Have a beautiful day 🇵🇱🇪🇹
Thank you for your appreciation! You seem to be more respectful for Poland than some of our citizens.
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that's how it is, unfortunately, that many people do not respect what they got
this symbol, the 'P" with the anchor - is almost literally saint for Us Poles......
Exactly
yes it is and its like two letters connected together, P&W, where P stands for Poland and W for Walcząca what means Fighting Poland - this symbol has been written on walls of uprising Warsaw in 1944
@@siwaszkotka Lepiej jest napisać 'Poland that fights' lub 'Poland fights back', bo 'Fighting Poland' jest nieco dwuznaczne. Podobna konstrukcja 'fighting corruction' oznacza 'walka Z KORUPCJĄ'. // Pozdrawiam.
@@markmal8479 no może i tak bo faktycznie język angielski jest wieloznaczny gdzie sens wypowiedzi wynika z kontekstu
@@siwaszkotka także jest teoria mówiąca że oznacza ona "pamiętamy wolę"
Haiti loves you Polska
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@@adrianzajac4675 🤠
I really appreciate what you are doing, thank you.
Do you all know why the Polish army salutes only with two fingers? The story has it that during one of the Polish uprisings the messenger was so injured that by the time he got to the officer he had only two fingers left and that's how he saluted. He died shortly after. To commemorate that from then on Polish army salutes only with two fingers.
Wow that is amazing I love this so much see no One is forgotten amazing 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
@@HabeshaTraveler other story is that Poles hiden stones in fingers when saluting to a Russian tsar. When he passed they were throwing it at him
I love that you can stop for moment and understand meaning of important things around you. Smart and beautiful woman.
Thank you dear
I am a Pole and I can say that honor and pride in being a Pole is very important to us
You are so beautiful! Love from 🇵🇱
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@@HabeshaTraveler Habesha Ty masz polska duszę 🌷❤️🌷
I love Poland. I will be there again this next summer.
9:29: Adam Mickiewicz - the greatest Polish poet ever. Every kid at Polish high school studies his literature.
11:28
"you can go away forever
and somehow still be close"
That actually had made me cry because it is just my situation since 12 years abroad.
Left forever, but close forever...
Polak Węgier dwa bratanki
Great video, thanks! I'm proud of being born in Poland and such videos like yours makes me even more proud. Maybe you didn't expect that but Polish people become even more proud of their country when foreigners appreciate Poland in the way you did it. Thanks a lot!
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Amazing video! Thank you. 😊🇵🇱❤👏
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Poland is so powerfull, rich and military country!!!
Absolutely
No we dont xd funny
thats its a joke?
@@mariuszwilk3111 szanuj ludzi dzięki którym możesz szczekać i łapać wszy na swoim skłocie.
Poland, not necessarily, powerful, not necessarily rich, not military mighty, but rich in it's citizen's hearts.
Gretings from Poland the region Podkarpacie 🇵🇱! We love all friendly strangers refugees but I want emphasize friendly and kind 🤍❤
Hi Habesha. There on the bench it was the statue of a priest, which is why he was in a dress. His name was Jan Twardowski. He was a famous Polish poet.
Thank you so much for telling me 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
Not dress, It's cassock. 😁
@@ginterka381996 You have right. I made it simple, a mental shortcut.
Great video from Poland Habesha!!!
Thank you dear
It is a pity that many such streets have not survived in Warsaw. This is Foksal Street. The current name of Foksal Street is the Polish English name of Vauxhall in London. In 1776, a place of entertainment for wealthy residents of Warsaw was established in the local gardens, giving it the English name "Vauxhall", which is the name of an existing garden in London, in the district of the same name. :-))))
very interesting
Hello, I'm Polish. Thank You for your film.😊
Film means video
My pleasure my dear 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
"Mozna odejsc na zawsze by stale byc blisko" mean: You can leave forever (you can die) in order to stay for ever. (in memory). It is not importand how long you live, but it is the qality of your live what matters. So you can stay forever in memory of the ppl.
Omg it’s perfect without even knowing their poem explains how I feel
I would translate it: "You can go forever to always stay close." But the meaning is pretty much as you described it.
"You can go forever to always stay close." He was a priest so you can also understand it in a metaphysical way. Through the prism of faith. When we die, we are closer to people and God than in life.
Great job 👏 filming statues in Warsaw! I hope you enjoyed your trip!
It was really great thank you . I had an amazing time 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
Keep it up keep pushing my sister from mercato south 🇿🇦 africa look after your self god keep you safe
Thank you so much dear
In 11.50 It's a priest Jan Twardowski, His poetry is known in Poland, and sentence and poem " Let's love people because they so quickly go away. " on desk is sentence. We can go away forever to be still near. "
You made a great Video about my capital. Thanks so much!
It was my pleasure
Father Jan Twardowski wrote: "One can leave for good (=die) in order to always be close". In his poetry he also wrote "you truly can love those who have passed for it is they who are stubbornly present". You're welcome ;-)
It's so moving and touching, I from Poland 🇵🇱 but I leaving at uk, thank you 😊 💖😘
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Jan Twardowski was a priest-poet, one of his well-known paradoxical aphorisms: "You can leave forever, to be always close". it is very similar to: you can be around people and feel lonely. You said, you didn't understand it, but a few seconds earlier you said the key word: appreciated - close to heart. Exactly as I appreciate you😌
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A Proud and Honorable Nation!
How's the vaccine status in Poland? Are ppl conforming? Is the government forcing it on ppl? If they are, then they're with the globalists.
❤️Love, 🌞Light, ☮️Peace🌳 & Gratitude🦋.
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Your point od view is so interesting. I hope that you will make many engaging videos about Poland. Have a nice stay! Btw, you meant Bolesław Prus when you meantioned the first statue. The thing you put up on the wall is the plaque - tablica/tabliczka. The statue on the bench is commemorating the Polish priest and poet - Jan Twardowski. I love one of the sentences from his poem: „Let us hurry to love people, they leave us (meaning pass away) too soon” - „Śpieszmy się kochać ludzi, tak szybko odchodzą”. I hope that you get your statue one day😂
Wow that’s amazing darling thank you so much I also love the poem it is so true 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
@@HabeshaTraveler Thank you. You are an amazing human being as well. Good luck with your channel.
Is the place where Polish heroes resisted against Germans
Amazing 🥺
it says "You can go away forever and yet still be close." I think it is correct translation.
the correct
11:22 - Jan Twardowski (a man) - a priest and a poet
9:27 - Adam Mickiewicz - a poet and a spiritual leader of Poles during non-existing of Poland in 19. century
10:11 - Bolesław Prus - a novelist, an autor of "Lalka" (The doll") novel (good book!)
13:16 - Little Insurrectionist, a memory to Warsaw Uprising 1944
So amazing
@@HabeshaTraveler Dziękuję. :)))
Bolesław Prus also wrote a historical (sociological? novel called "Pharaon" ambiented in Ancient Egypt.
Also seems quite a good book tough I am through a 10%
It is really amusing to see person so amazed with polish culture history customs😳👍😀
@@lemat579 The book "Pharaon" is not as good as the 1966 movie. The movie was nominated for an Academy Award.
It's always nice when someone is interested in our rich culture.
Love your video!
Thank you so much dear
Poland, country of brave people's. 🙏❤️🙏❤️
Well done video! Thank you.
I know what the event is. A plaque dedicated to Polish war invalids from the Eastern Borderlands of the Second Republic of Poland murdered during the Second World War was unveiled.
It was amazing and I felt so honored to have had the chance to see this amazing ceremony
This is about veterans of Warsaw Uprising 1944, Aug.1st and last for 63 days, fighting versus Geman's Army to liberate Capital of Poland. German Army did strocity to civilians and are recognized as criminals and barberians.
How wonderful they are all I am not even from Poland but I was so proud to stand there with them I come from a military family too so I felt like they were my grand parents.
by the way, if you are Ethiopian - I have done one of your original dish - DORO WAT - and I love it ;)
Amazing 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
This guy on bench is priest Jan Twardowski. He said " we can gone forever that be close" to people or in memories
Beautiful
Thank You for this movie :)
My pleasure
Wonderful girls in Ethiopia, very interesting post as well.
Thank you from France, Loïc
Thank you so much 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
❤Polsko❤Kocham cię i życie swoje oddam za ciebie jak bedzie trzeba❤
@@derekobrian4285 Przestań poniżać się swoim chamstwem.
Przestań się kompromitować tymi wyznaniami.
Girl you're so cute and fun to watch! Just came across your channel 😍😍😍
Thank you and welcome darling
The man fron 2:48 realy bad ass.
He absolutely is 😍🥰
yeah i wonder how many invaders he took down himself
the guy who smiled at you at 0:52 wow! so handsome.
2:48 Made me laugh really loud lol
I know he is so cute
Amazing video .
Thank you dear
less than 5% of the Polish population lives in Warsaw, which is relatively low percentage as for the capitals of Europe (e.g. > 8% of the Russian population lives in Moscow, > 17% of the Hungarian population in Budapest) but Warsaw's cultural importance for Polish culture is enormous hence there're plenty of different commemorating sites including totally fictional characters from Polish tv series. I also thought that in Poland the cult of national heroes had reached its European peak, but then I saw the Lajos Kossuth mausoleum at the cemetery in Budepest. but of course we have also Piłsudski and Kościuszko Mound in Kraków
Polish culture heart Lwów
@Adolf Inclusion Polak Wegier dwa bratanki, i do szabli i do szklanki.
So Bem seem to be one of saber brother of our both nations, huh it came to me that he was also national hero of Turkey.
so three nations had this opportunity to have this treasure on their side.
@LASER tak czy inaczej nawet nie wiedzialem ze Bem przeszedl na islam i potem u Turkow robil robote. Niezly gosc
@LASER tak czy inaczej nawet nie wiedzialem ze Bem przeszedl na islam i potem u Turkow robil robote. Niezly gosc
Yes, we will never forget our heroes💪🏻🇵🇱
Girl, you're gorgeous, i hope you had a great time in Poland 🥰
That’s is so important I am not even from Poland but I was so proud of you all and all of those peoples accomplishments
@@HabeshaTraveler That's really nice to hear 🌞
'We do not beg for freedom, we fight for it'.
Nice video, thank you🤗
Coming soon
That sentence means: you can die and still be close to people you love. It is part of Jan Twardowski's poem (this is his monument). He was a catholic priest and poet. Wrote a lot of poems, especially for children.
Thank you for this video. I started watching your channel today. It's a great pleasure 😍
8:45: If you call a soldier on duty, he will certainly not answer you. 🤭
Welcome
you must be from Ethiopia or Eritrea maybe Somalia any way this is what your beauty shows - people from there are the most beautiful by the way - hope you enjoy being in my country maybe you are going to stay there ;) best regards
I am Ethiopian but Eritrea and Somalia is also the same they are our brothers and sisters I loved your country I hope to come back some day
Ethiopia, craddle of civilization. 👍🙂
Thanks for sharing ❤️
Amaizing poland
thank you for respect..
The guy on the bench you couldn't figure out is Jan Twardowski (1915-2006), Roman-Catholic priest and poet. The words on the bench come from his "Longer than for ever" volume. It's hard to translate them due to polysemy and in fact you could try understanding them in many ways, but I believe the best translation would be: "one can leave for ever, to always stay close", where "odejść" (leave) has another meaning of "passing away".
If you want a statue of yourself, you need to do something great - I encourage you, 'cause it would make a very nice statue ;)
EDIT: I actually learned something new from you, because I've never heard about August Browne - he died the year I was born!
You can go on forever to constantly be close ~Jan Twardowski; the point is that when you die you go away but at the same time you stay in memory and in Poland it is believed that the soul comes to your loved ones, it does not leave them
You look great ! I hope, you like my Country !
I love your country
Poland - last normal country in UE..
Nah...you still have Hungary
I work exactly in that House where you said "oh there that go"
Wow amazing nice place to work very nice lively area
Jesteś super ❤
Greathings from Poland
The figure on the bench is a priest and a poet Jan Twardowski. It's his quote that is there. A more correct translation would be sth like "One can be gone forever in order to stay close."
Class and strength !
....POLSKA ...THE BEST LAND !!!!
ሰላም የሀገሬ ልጆች: እግዚአብሔር በሰራው የኛ የሁላችን በሆነው ምድር በመተሳሰብ እንኑር::አመስግኑ: ይቅር በሉ: አፍቅሩ: ተስፋ አድርጉ: ስጡ: አሁን ውስጥ በደስታ ኑሩ ከህይወት ወንዝ ጋር ፍሰሱ አንድነትን ስበኩ ሀገራችንን ሠላም ያድርግልን:!!!!!!!!!
i know that place! it's moon&stars or sth. quite nice. best wishes . take care.
August Agboola Browne was a Nigerian-born jazz musician who lived and performed in Warsaw before World War Two. When Poland fell under German-Nazi occupation, he joined the resistance movement to support the Polish cause. He is probably the only black man to have participated in the 1944 Warsaw Uprising in the ranks of the "Iwo" battalion of the insurgent Home Army (AK) in the south-centre area of the city. A true Polish-African hero.
His grave at the Hampstead Cemetery in London is often marked with Polish flags.
Wow so great thank you for sharing 🍀🌻❤️🙏🏿
We always mark his grave with a Polish flag during the Independence Day, Him and many others all over England
Super!
My Polska :))
የኔ ቆንጆ በጣም ጎበዝ በርቺ እራስሽን ጠብቂ ስለምወድሽ ነው
እሺውዴ አመሰግናለሁ
Ach te dziewczyny, tylko mundury im w głowach :)
Za mundurem panny sznurem...
Beautiful video 👌🏻👍
Pozdrowienia z Polski :D
Super ,ze ci sie podoba💪❤
Hello dear 😘 missed you and hope your beautiful and well , your smile is like the sunshine 🌞
I'm looking for a lady called Natalie in Warsaw. I'm a Sri Lankan. My name is Asoka. Lovely my dear. 🎉❤
Yes. It is beautiful when people remember. Sadly there are also people who deface monuments, plaques, even statue of Jesus outside a church.
I noticed that that Ethiopians are very proud of their culture.
Unfortunately progressive media still try to shame Poles, show families marching on Independence Day as "Nazis March" (incl but not limited to: BBC, CNN, Guardian, most of media in Poland). It's important to remember your heroes and it is great to hear we agree on this.
@11:25 It is Father John Jacob Twardowski. A poet, a thinker, a Catholic Priest. A hugely-respected priest, academic and public speaker.
Poland is beautiful❤❤❤❤
Absolutely
I wish you happy Ethiopian New Year!!!
Thank you so much konjo the same to you
Very Nice! Wawaweewa! Is Nice!