Frenchy Reacting to SABATON - Winged Hussars
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- And the Winged Hussars arrive! A frenchy is reacting to Sabaton epic song about the Siege of Vienna! Latest video: "Frenchy Reacting to SABATON - Winged Hussars" !
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I just shouted AND THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED to my cat. Don't hesitate to suggest other Sabaton's songs you'd like me to review!
I have a good suggestion- you should react to Sabaton “Sarajevo” and “Versailles” at the same time because they are both short songs and of course Sarajevo
should be done first 😊 because they are the songs that start and finish the album The War to End All Wars.
About Poles by Sabathon? 40:1, Uprising, Aces in exile, Final solution, Inmate 4859. Awsome History made by incredible Swedish band. I love them for that. BTW - there was a death penalty in those times if U sold the horse abroad, trained to be ridden by a Hussar. I love your Historical knowledge being put in this reaction. Greetings from Poland!
@@infidel-dn3dp You can check out my review on the Live version of Uprising! Cheers from France, and thank you 😃
40:1
Year 2018. Polish hussars in Sweden 😉
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Greetings from Poland.
Polish king, Jan III Sobieski, took part in the charge riding in front of his hussars himself. Moreover, his 15 year old only son, Jakub, was charging at his side as well.
Badass!!!! Thank you🤟
Tak to prawda 15 letni syn bral udzial w tym ataku !!
@@ToonStory-fh4gn You may have forgotten, but at this time Polish Kings were elected, and Jan III Sobieski before becoming king was Hetman Wielki Koronny, which means that he was the supreme commander of Polish forces, not mistake with supreme commander of all Commonwealth soldier, Lithuania has separate supreme commander, the Hetman Wielki Litewski. And Jan III Sobieski, as hetman, had long experience with wars against Ottomans. The title of Hetman Wielki can be roughly translated as military Grand Marshal, or literally as Grand Hetman, they have vices too, Hetmanowie Polni (field marshals/Field hetmans).
During peacetime, the Grand Hetman remained at the court, dealing with general administration and guarding the interests of the army.
The main task of the Field Hetmans was to protect the south-eastern Ukrainian and Lithuanian borderlands of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth against invasions from neighboring countries. They were the direct superior of the local defense units and later of the Quart soldiers. Field hetmans were responsible for intelligence, reconnaissance, and conducting ad hoc battles (e.g. against Cossacks or Tatars). During the battle, under the authority of the Grand Hetman, they commanded the less prestigious left wing, and in its absence, they took over command.
Father and son duo. I fucking love it.
They say that when Polish Hussars were attacking from the hill on full speed was that impressive that no one could hold them back. Their horses had to be able to carry ~100kgs on their backs - both the equipment of a hussar and him and also they were trained not only to be strong but also one of the fastest (they were combining the lineage of old Polish equines with those from Tatar tribes in the east, tto be able to reach such effect). Hussars themselves had lances ("kopia") that were about 24 feet (it's over 0.7m !) and it's stated by historians (not only polish ones lol) that they could take up several people in one "jab". So now imagine even few thousand of these man attacking at once even much bigger army. They'd stand no chance at such circumstances. The lances and wings (which made thundering sound when they were on fast speed) themselves were supposed to make opponents to be shocked and (then) scared before battle would even began.
And the earth must have shaken, their charge must have felt like the end of the world. I suppose the best solution would be to run for your life if you're up against these guys.
“Coming down the mountainside!” 🎼
🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love this song. This song and "The Last Stand" are the two songs that introduced me to Sabaton. I have a feeling that you will get to them eventually but some songs you should react to are Carolus Rex, Lion from the North, The Last Battle, The Lost Battalion, 82nd All the Way, and The Last Stand. These are just my personal favorites.
Also, in regard to Sieges of Vienna, possibly one of my favorite quotes in history came from the 1529 siege. The Sultan boasting at the start of the siege that he will be having breakfast in the Viennese Cathedral in two weeks. When that day came and went, the Viennese sent him a letter telling him that his "breakfast is getting cold." lol
That's a level of trolling I respect!
All the songs you mentioned are on my battle I guess, in fact for today "Winged Hussars" was in the balance with "The Last Stand"... It will arrive soon 😉
Jana III Sobieskiego , trzy dni później król napisał do papieża Innocentego XI list, informując go o wielkim zwycięstwie: „Venimus, vidimus, Deus vicit" (Przybyliśmy, zobaczyliśmy, Bóg zwyciężył) !
Dziękuję i niech żyje Polska!
A Tusk napisał 4 rozbiór Polski
And the crowd goes wild! I love the Winged Hussars and the song. I recall from one of your videos that you felt it doesn't matter whether it's true or not; you choose to believe. Well, I choose to believe they descend in the tens of thousands, all with wings! 😅
Hell yes! As for me, I think it happened exactly like in Lord of the Rings!
Nice reaction, thanks!
We helped Vienna and after a hundred years they took part in deleting Poland from the map...Austrian partition.
Today we help opening our houses and spending loads of money helping, and we are accused of collaborating with the evil one and hear complaining on us in ue... :-( BUT the song is awesome! I'm proud listening to it :-)
Very cynical partition indeed... Glory to the Winged Hussars! Thank you 😀
GREAT INTRO!!!! i have actually seen this movie, good reaction.... keep it coming.... oh, from what i know the Hussars did wear those "Wings" in battle... it kinda scared everyone on the other side..... oh, and no one expected the polish to bring all the cannons on the hill
Thanks mate! I really want to see this movie!
@@ToonStory-fh4gn, it’s an Italian film called The Day of the Siege. Cheers!
@@EvaCzarnojanczyk Thank you!!!
it was one of the finest moments for the winged Hussars . and one of my personal favorites of calvary
The Rohirrim charge IRL!
as usual a great reaction
Thank you !
It amazes me that - EVEN TODAY - most Americans never had it explained why the date "Sept 11" was picked for that fateful attack.
Why?
Some scribes nicknamed the Hussars "Angels of Death".
It sounds like a Sons of Anarchy motorcycle club!
Hussars were the special forces of those times. Always outnumbered but won all battles in a spine of 100 years. Sometime allies made a point, that they would fight with the asking side, EXCEPT of confronting Hussars.
The number of battles they fought outnumbered and still won, these guys were for real
Najpiękniejsza i niepokonana przez 125 lat,nawet w dziesięciokrotnej przewadze.Polska Duma.HUSARIA.
Well used and well commanded, the hussars were unstoppable in their best times, mainly in the 17th century, although they also had their moments of glory in the 16th century. The hussar lances could measure over 6 meters and wiped out enemy infantry. In addition, they had some kind of broadswords, also long ones, sabers and pistols. Hussar armor was made in such a way that it could stop bullets, especially from a longer distance. But the most important thing was the tactics of the attack - the hussars accelerated in a rather loose formation, only to quickly form a wedge just over 100 meters from the enemy lines. Hussar horses were specially trained to keep the line even when the hussar lets go of the reins, to have both hands free to fight. Selling such a horse abroad was punishable by death in Poland.
Jan III Sobieski was an excellent king-commander, previously the commander-in-chief of the Polish-Lithuanian army (Great Hetman). He knew how to defeat the Turks, and they feared him like the plague. And just like in medieval times, Sobieski did not hesitate to charge at the head of his army.
He had a French wife, called Marysieńka in Poland, and they loved each other very much. Sobieski was also a talented writer, his love letters to Marysieńka are considered pearls of love prose in Polish literature.
After the Battle of Vienna, he was supposed to say, travesting the famous quote from Cesar: "we came, we saw, God won" :)
Many armies had in their military agreement that their soldiers would fight everywhereone but not against the Polish Winged Hussars. Why?
I don't know? Out of fear?
Yes, they wore wings in battle. They scared other horses and had a psychological effect.
I bet they did, it must have been a terrifying sight to see thousands of these riders charging.
Winged Hussars..best cavalery in the
world ;-)
And the most stylish too!
Also i think that interesting fact about these horses is that they were so valuable that selling them outside the Union was punished with death panelty
I did not know that, thank you!
According to the lie I just made up, my ancestor was a Winged Hussar.
😅😅😅
If this song doesn't make you want to play mount and blade, you haven't played it before.
I've never played this game (it's been in beta too long) and now I want to play it with this song at full blast... My social life does not thank you 😂
My Ancestors were part of the Winged Hussars, and related to Jan Sobieski 111. They did wear the wings on their armour. We as a family lost our titles during the Soviet Occupation.
That's an incredible story, man! Thanks for sharing it here!
Amazing intro haha
I really had fun making it, thank you!
So, Poland has received new 5th generation F-35 jets from the US. Guess what they will be designated. That's right...
Husarz
The Winged Hussars are back!
That is seriously badass! Thank you I did not know that!
2:35 oh, we are sure, they didnt have the wings in the battle
Poles above all and don't forget about it
Skromnost je ctnost, bratře 😐
💪💪💪
Polish Winged Husars are the coolest
They certainly have style, as well as being war machines.
Have you seen The Lord Of The Rings because I heard this scene was an inspiration for J R R Tolkien To write The Ride Of The Rohirrim
I've watched this film on average once a year since it came out, so I must be approaching 20 viewings!
actually few things and im gonna be that guy so 6 meeters not 5 i mean someone would say whatever 1 meter difference who cares but in that time 1 meter was ur death or his death as well as they charged from the left wing because it was the most prestigious and king Sobieski said that if hes not gonna be on the left and not gonna lead whole thing hes coming back to Poland and nto only that during Battle of Khotyn in 1673 Sobieski wasnt a king then but he was Grand Hetman of the Crown and asked Habsurgs for help but the answer he received was something like this "Poles, advise yourselves". but Sobieski was happy they asked him for help because he knew without his help Turks will destroy Vienna in no time so it was convenient to fight on austrian soil safe for poles so he used austrians and others from HRE as a deyoc or battle meat to focus ottoman forces on them and wanted them to push ottomans towards vienna so he coudl strike from the back but it wasnt easy 26 cannons and over 14k horsmen and had to go upwards to the hill it took him 2 days to do that. After that there were few other battles for edxample Battles of Parkany which was the key win to the whole vienna thing. And afte that fun fact pope thanked Sobieski for help and Sobieski's reply was "venimus vidimus deus vicit" (Julius Cesar quote) kidna sad austria forgot that and in less than 100 yeras they took part in 1st partition of Poland. Ahh and almostr forgot Kara Mustafa didnt died during battle of Vienna but later after other battles when he came back to Belgrad and there leader of the Janissaries simply ghave him silk rope and we dont know if he hanged himself or was strangled
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this information! We're here to learn, share and improve, and it's thanks to feedback like this that we're able to do just that!
The hussars didn't attack like that...
Yes probably not, the movie itself does not look very realistic
Jesteśmy wojownikami od urodzenia,pozdrawiam Michał Gabriel Polska
Respect from France 💪
Co Ty piszesz Jakimi patriotami Trwa 4 rozbiór Polski
Vlad the impaler was apparently a former Janissary.
I think he was sent to the Ottoman court as a hostage, and received the same education as the future Sultan Mehmet, for example
Musisz wiedzieć ze tylko bogaci mogli być husarzami zbroja kosztowala tyle zlota ile ważyła .po akcencie safze że jesteś z francji zapoznaj sie też zatem o oddzialach polskich walczacych z napoleonem najbardziej waleczni mowi o tym nasz hymn pozdrawiam z Polski
Only around 3000 of the 18000 Commonwealth horsemen were winged hussars. The rest were mostly muslim Tatars, descendants of the Golden Horde.
Exaclty! Thanks for the precision!
Najdroższa jazda i najbardziej skuteczna...200 lat. Za sprzedanie konia mogłaby być kara śmierci. Koszt to 2 miasta i obsługa 1 wieś . Jeden Husar miał 3 lub 4 konie.
Drogie wojsko ale wyjątkowo skutecznie
Thanks for the information, very impressive!
konie w kłębie musiały mieć 180 cm i tyle samo husarz , to była elita.
wait wait.... wasnt it the winged hussars AGAINST 80 thousant people.....did I miss something? From what I have heard of the battle that is one of the battles that tolkien used for the lord of the rings saga (helms deap battle). 15 to 1, from what I remember of this battle, there was 80 thousand people attacking.. around 10k in the city defending and 5k hussars going down the side of a hill attacking.... or something close to that atleast
Here are the numbers I have:
- On the Ottoman side: 100-105k able soldiers
- On the imperial side: 82k soldiers including 27k Polish soldiers, amongst these you find 3k hussars
@@ToonStory-fh4gn That does make sense, so the Ottomans did a starvation battle, and the Hussars came down a mountain side hitting the flank to releive the pressure more or less?
Yes that's what happened pretty much!
Now we build our Army on the fire steeds(R)
Polska w mym sercu
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