Best Warsaw Uprising Documentary
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2019
- Watch every day of the Warsaw Uprising, one of the greatest tragedies of World War 2, take place.
Follow the stories of the men, women and children fighting the enemy, or just fighting to survive, during this 63 day battle.
Discover why the Warsaw Uprising was 'worse than Stalingrad' and some of the bloodieest urban combat of the war.
Subscribe to this channel and share this epic 2hour documentary with other history-lovers.
Cześć I Chwała Bohaterom!
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My father was in the Uprising as a young man. Such respect for all who partook and especially for those who did not survive. Thanks to you all I am here 🌹Polish father, Scottish mother 🇵🇱🏴
Thank you for telling this unbelievable story! The Polish people are strong and so inspiring that they stood up to this horrific tyranny. And for so long. This story needs to be told to every generation as they will inspire those seeking their own freedom. And it inspires me to continue to fight for freedom and to never take it for granted. 🙏🏼
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'm always trying to tell the extraordinary story of my heroic city to everybody I know and this film will help me a lot. As a little child I remember walking around Warsaw literally seeing the blood on the stones and hearing the voices coming from underneath my feets, the signs of all those people who made it possible for me to be born in a free place. It's a unique history of courage, honour, strenght and love. I will never forget where I'm from. The world need to know what happened on those incredible days. Thank you so much!
Wow. I’m so glad that I discovered your channel. I’m not Polish, I’m not even European, just a secular Jew still interested in the war. Thank you for what you’re doing.
Thank you for your comment. My parents survived this Uprising
Being Polish and having family from Warsaw this was a very moving and impactful series indeed! Thank you for telling the most important story of this great nation. A story that truly displays the spirit of a people determined to defend what matters most. In the face of such evil and adversities, pinched in by two sides of hate and resentment, stood a profound and resolute spirit caught between. God bless all the lives lost who fought to defend the Polish soul.
Very much appreciated. I've turned to a history buff and stumbled on your channel. I try to watch every thing u post. Thank u!!
Before you ask, I have shared it already and will keep sharing it. Thank you for standing up for the truth. For freedom and for Poland! Thank you my friend. You are truly one of us, no matter what your documents say.
Thanks for spread our history Brother!!! 👍Big hugs 🤗
Best greetings from Manchester I am showing my English colleges the nicest English guy so they can teach from you Partick. I regret there is only few passionate people who are like history like you do. God bless you brother stay safe...
Patrick Ney thank you so much for making this video. I’m amazed how someone from another country cares so much if not more for another, it truly means a lot to me❤️🇵🇱.
Thank you for this upload, my Father Bernardyn Pawlak was an AK hero, and eventually escaped from post war Soviet oppression in 1946 to serve with US Forces in Germany before emigrating to Australia in 1948.
I miss him dearly 😢
Patryku, to co uczyniles czekalo wiele, wiele lat po wojnie. Dziekujemy Ci bardzo za Twoj trud i serce.
I have heard of the warsaw uprising,, I knew it was brutal, but I never knew how truly brutal it was until I started watching this video.
I could not stop thinking of those brave people of the sacrifice they went through for their freedom with little outside support.
The evilest of all to this story was when they started this uprising it was timed with the retreat of the Germans forces from Poland ahead of the advancing Russians. While approaching the eastern suburbs of the city, the Red Army temporarily halted combat operations by orders of that monster Stalin, enabling the Germans to regroup and defeat the Polish resistance and to destroy the city
The polish main objective was to drive the Germans out of warsaw while helping the allies defeat the Germans, but the Russians made sure the Germans finished the job first. Then the Russian finished what was left over by the Germans.
Thank you for this amazing video and all the work you put into it, to keep the memory alive of those amazing people who died for a cause
What is the background music,, it sounds very beautiful
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I am a Canadian university professor and have been searching for English language videos about the bravery of the people of Poland and very little material exists.
1945 wasnt the liberation date of poland is 1989 where we free our self from the controll of the ussr
Indeed
I tell everyone this !!! Duma Polska 🇵🇱
600,000 SOVIET SOLDIERS ON POLISH TERITORRY.
A.P. , niestety to prawda:( pozdrawiam serdecznie.
Incredible nation. Embodiment of love and courage. Glory to Poland and her people. Greetings from Finland.
FINALLY, our story being told. THANK YOU for doing this. For years I have been searching for information on my great grand father who was a soldier and we believe died at Katyn. But finding any detailed information has been a huge struggle, specially from here in Canada. So this work is very important in my opinion.
This story is a untold story in world war 2. I think the poles are so brave and have survived anoth damage to destroy a country twice over yet Poland is still here
I truly hope you find the legacy of your grandfather's sacrifices.
Its magnificent to finally see all of these episodes put together in one documentary. Thanks Patrick!!🖤
My mother was in the Uprising. She died at 56 years, and never could tell her story. After years of digging I have managed to find at least a few facts. She was not at the age yet, where she could bear to talk about it.
Your documentary has brought me tears and has also brought to life all the snippets I have managed to find out since her death. How she EVER managed to live a ‘normal’ life in London is beyond my comprehension.
I thank you for keeping the memory alive, despite the horrors, the stench, the murders, the rapes, the starvation. Through that heel we’re people that fought for freedom, our Mather and fatherland. We must NEVER forget. I would like to get in touch re some of the authors you mentioned, how do I do that...
Polska nie zginie póki my żyjemy ...kolejne pokolenia .....who care and are honoured by their heroism
You have no idea how lovely it is to read this message. Please post her details maybe someone can help you find out more.
Nie- Póki my żyjemy, lecz KIEDY. Proszę nie fałszować hymnu
People should be more forgiving and understanding of second generation Poles who have never lived in their Motherland and may at times get a word wrong here or there. At least we are trying in our small way to keep our Polishness going whilst living in another country and not being able to speak the language on a daily basis. There is never disrespect for any national hymns intended, it’s a simple error, that with a more kind reply would have been gratefully received.
GOD bless the souls of the men and women and children who gave it all for the price of living free and may there sacrifice never be forgotten
i'm to emotional for this man, an hour in i just started crying. thanks for shearing these peoples story, we must never forget.
Just Amazing...I have never cried and been so damn proud at the same time
🇵🇱 Duma Polska 🇵🇱
Even though being raised in America, my relatives where affect deeply in Warsaw and Lodz ... Thank you to them and all other Poles being some of the courageous people in history because I easily could not be here if a few things didn't go my grandpas way .....
An immensely powerful account of the spirit and strength of the remarkable Polish people. .Brilliantly conceived & superbly narrated .
1:19:40 such a moving story, especially for me, as I know one Lusia, who in 1944 was 5 too, "my" Lusia survived war, she was not in Warsaw, but her family was also deeply affected by WWII, sometimes I don't understand her, get angry, but when I realize that her life started with atrocities all around her I cannot imagine how this generation was able to live "normal" life after the war.
A very heart broken story😞😞😩😩😞😞😨😭😭😭😭.
As somebody who suffers from PTSD for completely different reasons, I feel terribly deeply for the people affected by wars and the PTSD that that brings. It's different from my own case but the result is the same, we are often misunderstood and our brains are fundamentally wired completely differently from everyone else's. A little compassion goes a long way for the victims of trauma
Thank you! This is truly above and beyond!
Warsaw, Stalingrad and Leningrad suffered so much in this war. What humans have done and still do to each other is why I have never felt proud or special being one. I am in awe of people that do extraordinary things in such times. Great work on this documentary.
Thanks
And Dresden, Hamburg, Berlin ...
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this extraordinary documentary! It’s one of the best ones I have ever seen. My father fought in Warsaw Upraising so everything you’re talking about it’s very important to me and really close to my heart. Thank you once again!
Thank you for your video. My family is from Warsaw. My parents had survived by a miracle. This is so sad to watch a program about the horror of the citizens of Warsaw.
That's wonderful work and effort . Thank You. Saddest thing is that those who fought in Warsaw uprising after war were fiercely hounded and persecuted by Communists . Thank You for your hard work .
Indeed a horrible tragic irony
As somebody who is studding the start of the Cold war, this documentary is "top of the range" thank you. It should be compulsory viewing in all British schools. John .... Oxford
Watched this on our US Memorial Day holiday. That is very appropriate.
That was amazing Patrick thanks so much. I didn't know any of that. The Polish are incredible people. RESPECT ✊
Amazing work and also, very bright idea about describing every single day of the Warsaw Uprising, Patrick. Greetings from Chicago.
Thanks man, do feel free to share it on!
Patrick, what a great documentary. Thank you so much
Thanks - please share it on!
@@amazingpolishhistory with pleasure. Ciągle mało ludzi wie o tym powstaniu, nawet w Polsce a co dopiero za granicą. Pozdrawiam
Super respect four You 👍👍👍👍🇵🇱
Time to share
Patryku - Dziekuje Ci...Szczesc Ci dobry Boze.
Absolutely great job you made. Dziękuje.
Thanks for finally bringing out to people the great and bloody sacrifices the Polish people made during this dark time in Polish history.
Horrific atrocities commented....
During the Warsaw uprising...
All the people who took part trying to save their city.....so brave of all ages../ young men and women...too.
Heroes all of them..may they rest
in peace.....
They will never be forgotten by the people of Warsaw and Polska..
25:12 Is the only part I remember from the movie “Warsaw 44”
That scene stuck with me.
THANK YOU!
I need to visit Poland, I need to see this historical site I'm very interested (Love and peace) everyone!
Thanks man, come and visit!
Fantastic work thourghly enjoyed this .. you just can't imagine how desperate it was for these poor souls trying to live :(
The more I learn the harder it is to bear
Thank you for this material
Thank you!
Share and send it on!
@@amazingpolishhistory no problem ! ;)
28:13 here is a statement Some one said: We don't beg for freedom, we fight for it.
Witold Urbanowicz - a polish pilot that fought in the battle of Brittan, commander of the most successfull 303 squadron.
@@jaszczurro3537 Witold Urbanowicz, dont confuse these two. Pilecki was a great hero who entered Auschwitz twice in order to report of all atrocities being done there. Imprisoned, sentensed to death and killed by communists after the war.
Witold Urbanowicz of 303 Kosciuszko Squadron.
@@jasse803 you're right. Today I wouldn't have made this mistake. I'm gonna change (edit) this comment in a moment
@@jaszczurro3537 Spoko. Serdecznosci.
The deeds of the Nazis would ....in the words of a poet ...shame all the devils in hell. Can’t ever be forgotten
Patrick you ere great!!!! Pozdrawiam serdecznie
Thank for this video
Brilliant, beautiful work. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your courage, love, and empathy!!! We have to keep informing everyone of the worlds evil and what happened when humanity was at it’s worst!! And what cruel things that people, animals, etc have underwent!
Literally the best documentary I have ever seen about Warsaw uprising. Thank you!
Thank you! Only this and so much.
Just finished entire sequence of films, this is a master piece. Well done Patrick and the team thay supported you. John ... Oxford UK Nov 2020
my father and some family members survived warsaw some were not so lucky the braveist people I know
Thank you from the bottom 🙏 of my heart ❤. Niepokonane miasto ( Warszawa ). Niepokonany klub ( Legia Warszawa). Godbless 🇵🇱. 1.8.1944 We remember 🇵🇱. Godbless. Greetings whit my all family from Leicester UK ♥ 🇬🇧. Godbless. All the best always ❤. Take care Patrick.
1:15 “I......keep trying......to keep up with.....the cue cards but...........it’s really dark..............in here.”
2:30 keep the light still dude.
thanks for sharing, following you, Patrick👍🏻 greetings from Kraków
Patrick, you did really good work !
I can't believe that there is only 688 thumbs up.
Hello Patrick, Thank you very much for this very important piece of historical information regarding the Warsaw Uprising! I received news (via email in 2016) from Poland, about my father's (Marian Moledzki) involvement in the Uprising.
I'm proud of my father's involvement and attach part of the email I received from my cousin Sławomir Kreczmański !
Please see below:
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Date: October 26, 2016 at 3:35 PM
Subject: Some news from Warsaw
Hello Uncle Sam,
Some sad news at the beginning: Zbigniew Moledzki,
your cousin, has died Oct 18th. Today there was a funeral ceremony.
I met there Jan Ryszard Sempka, your another cousin, 88yo. He is eldest
grandson of your grandfather.
You remember, we were trying to understand if your father took part in Warsaw
Uprising. Yes, he did.
Mr Sempka said:” He was in Edmunds’ Troop, together with my brother. They were
defending area of Square of Three Crosses in Warsaw (city centre).” In this
time Mr Sempka was defending Old Town.
After Uprising has fallen they were catched and Mr Sempka was taken to
Konzentration Lager in Mauthausen (Austria).
Your father was taken to "forced labor”, to Germany……..
So, that’s of the past. How is now in Canada? Everything goes well?
....................................................................................................................................
Thank you once again for this very valuable Warsaw Uprising information!
Sam (Sławomir) Moledzki
Patrick you truly an amazing parson love you brother ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing movie, thank you.
Thanks mister.😉
Superb!
Mister Patrick Ney
I am honoured to call you a Polish Citizen
I’m not a citizen (yet) but I’d be proud to be one
@@amazingpolishhistory nie jesteś żadnym obywatelem, Ty jesteś PRAWDZIWYM Polakiem, jesteś Polakiem że przy Twoich filmach my Polacy oglądając Twoje filmy lecą nam łzy wzruszenia, jesteś Polakiem przy którym jest zaszczytem stać obok Ciebie, jesteś Polakiem który pojął nasze postrzeganie Świata, jesteś Polakiem który od siebie od serca robi wspaniałe filmy propagujące Polskę jak i nas.... Dziękuję Ci z całego serca
Marcin Stanieczko, dzięki za super komentarz, mysle, ze wyraziłeś opinie prawdziwych patriotów, serdecznie dziękuje i pozdrawiam.
You should be the Polish 🇵🇱 BBC reporter.
🇬🇧🇵🇱 brilliant documentary ❤️💙🤍❤️🤍
thank you for informing us
Thanks please share it on!
śp. Grzegorz Maciejewski, dowódca 30 osobowego oddziału, Żołnierz Armii Krajowej, powstaniec Warszawski i więzień łagrów sowieckich. Poznać nie miałem okazji ale dziękuję za walkę. #63Days
1,2k thanks for sharing🇵🇱 greetings from Tom
what a great story I visited warsaw in September, My family were from praga and some paid with their lives. I am proud to have polish heritage.My father never spoke about warsaw he just wanted another life away from Poland.
Dziekuje z calego serca!
May we all never forget what CAN happen from blind obedience to leaders.
Jesteś Wielki
Nice work very informative Polska for ever🇵🇱
niech żyje Polska As an Londoner, I have so much respect for the Polish People, and it is so Sad that Humanity can be so Evil. May the Young of Polska understand the price of there Freedom NEVER FORGET YOUNG PEOPLE NEVER. JOHN ( JAN )
we won't...and in the link below you will see how every year on the 1st of August at exactly 5pm we commemorate those brave men and women of the Warsaw Uprising.
Cześć i Chwała Bohaterom 🇵🇱❤️
czcams.com/video/Ejd2rsXoQSI/video.htmlsi=cF-ztldMfdj-4pkE
Good work Patrick.It must have been difficult as it was quite personal to you.
Than You Patrick!
Thank you Patrick Ney for this daily view of the up-rising. My Polish father whom was a naval officer on the "Grom" was always a sad person whom returned home to Polska only some 37 years later ; that I now can understand his distrust for all major powers. Not speaking Polish is there a tour of the up-rising one can join in order to learn more.? There has been controversy in the past that the up-rising was foolish from the start and civilian costs too great , but in retrospect at the time feel you are right it was the "Polish" thing to do.
an amazing piece of work.
I don't want to be making silly comments, but in the introduction you are mentionning that more people died in Varsaw in these 63 days than the entire war in France .. each life lost during that war is a personal tragedy, so I don't want to compare, but I think you're underestimating the losses in France, which is estimated at 567,000 men and women, which is more than the human losses in the UK. Again, I'm not trying to compare, but since you're doing a very good job with the documentary, I think this comment is simply shoking to me as a french. Thanks again for the great video.
Thank you so much for sharing Polish history and making this in such professional style. I just can't believe that after Polish tragedy of WW II Donald Trump signed for his own political gain Act Just 447 based on heirless inheritance ..
Thank you again. I think it so important to remember why exactly this 63 days in August 1944 really happened in Warsaw , that this great tragedy could be avoided and that its tragic end was orchestrated by Stalin and executed by 3 SS Erich von dem Bach-Zaleski, SS Ludwik Hahn , SS Heinz Reinefarth under Hitler orders.
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Thank you again!!!!!
Respect for your big job mate:)!!!
🏵🏵🏵 JESTEŚ WSPANIAŁY !
Its hard to imagine what those people went through. R.I.P.❤❤❤
Dziękuję 🥰
👍
A minor point, but assuming this was being filmed and streamed in the summer, it was not at "11:00 eastern standard time." It was eastern daylight time. A lot of people don't know what "standard" means but they use it anyway. Otherwise its brilliant.
胸が打たれる素晴らしいドクメンタリー 感謝です。
Long live Poland
Mam nadzieje ze Ambassada i nawet Konsulat Polski funduje mu programy, nalezy mu oznaczenia Polskie.
I respect digital minimalism too.
I've been looking into this, wanting to see more. the history the tactics and ideas, and courage
Thanks
@@amazingpolishhistory Have a friend that is a amateur writer, wants to write a time travel story with the Warsaw Uprising and the activities that the polish resistance did to fight the Nazis. He is using your video as a study tool, wants to be respectful when writing.
💪 🇵🇱
Courageous and heartbreaking
Never Forget
Patrick, did you ever cnotact Mathi Schenk from Belgium. He had/has much to say as a former Wehrmacht soldier who had to blow up heavy doors in warsaw to clear the way for Dirlewangers soldiers. Once I got a DVD as a gift, titled "Mathi Schenks letzte Reise nach Polen", "Mathi Schenks last journey to Poland". A terrible but in the end also touching story of a belgian younf man forced to be there in the crushing of the warsaw uprising.
To live with honor, to die with honor.
True.
Inspirational bravery and defiance plus a terrible ordeal. A pity more could not have been done to stockpile essential consumables (fuel, weapons, ammo, food) prior to the event - a courageous decision but taken up in isolation from all the key players in the Western Alliance.