Reaction To Poland's Final Message (1939)
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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This is my reaction to Poland's Final Message (1939)
In this video I react to an important part of Polish history with Polands final message in 1939 before WW2.
Original Video - • Poland's Final message...
Most of the people hearing this and many of those fighting remembered still when there was no Poland. They have built a country from scratch and have now gone into a partitions era again. Many were heartbroken. That is hard to imagine.
Few days before the message from same radio station was: the alliance forces are coming soon, don't give up...
And it wasn't even close to 1 of April.
Listen also to the famous last radio speech of the President (Mayor) of Warsaw Stefan Starzyński- of 23th September 1939. It's hard not to have tears in the eyes while listening. There are very famous words of him in this speech: "I wanted Warsaw to be great. I believed that she (Warsaw) will be great. I drew along with my cooperators plans, blueprints for great Warsaw. And Warsaw is great. It happens sooner than I thought. Not in fifty, not in one hundred years of time, but now I do see a great Warsaw. As I speak to You in this very moment, I see her in her greatness and splendor covered by smoke, red with fire, mighty, indestructible, glorious and fighting Warsaw...". Before the war, he did much to modernization and development of the city, he had great plans and vision to make the city great, modern, to built and create its new infrastructure. But when the war came - he saw another greatness of Warsaw, in her heroism, fight, spirit. When Germans entered Warsaw (he refused to leave Warsaw with other state authorities and diplomats, but chose to stay), he was arrested by the Gestapo in October 1939, imprisoned, tortured and murdered by them (the place of his execution, his grave is still not found). Most of Polish people know this above mentioned speech of him.
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Very moving..thank you Mart
Mert* xD
Dziadek mi o tym opowiadał, zawsze miał łzy w oczach jak o tym mówił "tych uczuć nie da się opisać, chcesz być przy bliskich, ale wiesz że musisz ich opuścić, żeby ich chronić". Od małego uczył mnie patriotyzmu, o Polskę zawsze trzeba walczyć, nie o rząd, ale o tych którzy są bezbronni i są Polakami. Tego samego uczę swoją córkę, masz być kobietą ale jak będzie trzeba będziesz potrafiła stanąć z wysoko uniesioną głową wśród mężczyzn, na równi z nimi i walczyć. Tego mnie uczył dziadek, mam być kobietą ale z jajami, umieć zabić każdego kto będzie zagrażał mojej rodzinie. Dalej są w domu jego medale, odznaczenia i będę zawsze powtarzać, że jestem Polką, bo o to moi dziadkowie i pradziadkowie walczyli.
Heartbreaking. I have Heard it many times and still i'm crying. 😢
sense of security is one of the most important according to maslov's pyramid of needs. I remember when the war in Ukraine started. For several weeks, every morning I looked at my phone and read the news. I was afraid to hear or see something like this video.
Nadal nie możemy być w 100% spokojni tak naprawdę. Jednakże nie mamy większego wpływu na to czy nas zaatakują czy nie. Więc jakby na to nie spojrzeć, nie warto się przejmować i nakręcać. Jeśli będzie kiedyś taki komunikat we wszystkich mediach, oby kurwa nie, to pozostało tylko spi3rdalać do sąsiadów a dla bogatych wylecieć z EU.
Polish people have a generational war trauma. I remember reactions of older people when the first news from Ukraine started coming, it was heartbreaking. Even my parents (who grew up in communism but were brought up on still fresh war stories from their relatives) were having some sort of anxiety breakdowns for the first few weeks of the war.
W ojna w Ukrainie trwa od 2016 a zaczęli ukraincy od 2014
@@adlervonschlesien4869 To są dwie różne sprawy w jednym kraju.
It is indeed so moving to listen to this last radio broadcast of free Polish radio in September 1939, that You reacted to. One have tears in the eyes.
One more comment: today we have a national feast - it's a feast to commemorate the adoption of Polish Constitution of 3rd May 1791, that was the first modern written constitution in Europe and the second in the world (after the American one). It was adopted, in the patriotic impulse and understanding, after the first partition of Poland (in 1772) and few years before the second partition (in 1793) and the third, final one (in 1795), when Poland lost independence, being divided between Russia, Prussia and Austria. And at the same day, on 3rd May every year, it's also a Catholic feast of "Mother of God, Queen of Poland".
That radio announcer is Józef Małgorzewski. He also had the first radio speech after Poland was invaded by Germany on September 1st 1939
Mert! I just wanted to thank you! I've been watching your videos for a week now, and it's so refreshing and so heartwarming to see someone so fascinated and taken with our history and culture. It's sometimes easy to forget when you live in the country... so thank you!
I always listen to it with wet eyes
Thank you fore promoting Poland ! ❤
For next five year we cant have oportunity to listen our national amthem
Mert Pol - pozdrowienia z Polski !!!!!!!! 😀
This is the last message broadcast by Polish Radio in September 1939. It is probably known as the last radio speech of the mayor of Warsaw, Stefan Starzyński.
krew moich przodków we mnie się gotuję.to były złe czasy. MUSZĘ WALCZYĆ ZA MOJĄ OJCZYZNĘ
If you're interested in having a better understanding of that recording, watch a movie titled after it's first phrase "Halo halo tu mówi Warszawa" (might need a VPN to watch it in Malaysia, and idk if there's any subtitles available, but it's worth it)
„Chciałem, by Warszawa była wielka. Wierzyłem, że wielka będzie. Ja i moi współpracownicy kreśliliśmy plany, robiliśmy szkice wielkiej Warszawy przyszłości. I Warszawa jest wielka. Prędzej to nastąpiło, niż przypuszczaliśmy. Nie za lat pięćdziesiąt, nie za sto, lecz dziś widzę wielką Warszawę. Gdy teraz do was mówię, widzę ją przez okna w całej wielkości i chwale, otoczoną kłębami dymu, rozczerwienioną płomieniami ognia, wspaniałą, niezniszczalną, wielką, walczącą Warszawę!”.
Yes. The last, famous radio speech of Stefan Starzyński, the President (Mayor) of Warsaw in 1939, imprisoned and murdered by Germans.
It would be nice if you made a video about Rota. This is a very important song for us, Poles. After Poland regained independence, it was considered as the national anthem. The words were written by a famous Polish poet - Maria Konopnicka. You're guaranteed to get chills while listening. ;) The video contains text in Polish and English.
ruclips.net/video/agD1qBr-y9I/видео.html
Hi Mert! after this u can check L.U.C - TRIBUTE TO STEFAN STARZYŃSKI. L.U.C is a Polish musican. He once made album '39/89 Zrozumieć Polskę' (39/89 Understand Poland). Dope shit! he use this Final Message as a sampel for dj cuts.
Yes, all heard it on the radio. Granpa got drafted, but Russia attacked before getting reached the meeting point on the Eady border, told to go back and stay with family. Survive. The other family braced for new reality in Warsaw, two joined AK - as a carrier and nurse.
Jesteśmy gotowi,cały czas gotowi by odeprzeć najeźdźcę,i jesteśmy gotowi na zdradę
Zdrada już się zaczęła 13 grudnia i znowu 13 grudnia..I niech Tych zdrajców szlag trafi , albo inne paskudztwo.sic.!.
No ja szczerze wątpię.
@@Mania26 Ja jestem za , te gówniarz od folksdojczów na pewno uciekną , ale mimo wszystko NAS POLAKOW JESZCZE ZOSTAŁO.sic.!
Przypuszczam, że wątpię.
@@mikolaj77edi wątpię że przypuszczasz,podröwiom
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Can you reacto to "My Pierwsza Brygada", "Piechota, ta szara piechota", "Nie masz nad żołnierza..." or "Szwoleżerowie", please. These are popular polish war songs, I didn't see any of reaction to that on youtube.
tears in my eyes every time I listen to it. During WWII, Poland was between a rock and a hard place. It's terrible what our compatriots had to go through. Let's hope never again.
in the link below you will see how the Polish underground state fought the German occupier.
ruclips.net/video/nFVtiRk2wgU/видео.htmlsi=CBlMVeBbFbzgMy99
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I've heard it many times as a Warsaw resident, and every time I shudder💔‼️
Very sad😢
This one said that the Warsaw is falling. If you liked this you may also want to hear the announcement of the beginning of the war. I only found this one with available English translation: ruclips.net/video/0dJhQoDi-1A/видео.htmlsi=g6t1dpNHTbBBRlNV
Hello
Hi
Man needs to do some research on history it seems....
I have similar feelings when I hear pilots before plane crashed in 9th May 1987 . I was young on my bike and go there into the forest few minutes later ‼️
ruclips.net/video/B1Gzq-SJExk/видео.htmlsi=Br3Ot7E9ALiHKVRp
Ja sobie osobiście w tych czasach nie wyobrażam takiego komunikatu to musiało być straszne . Ludzie ginęli za nasza wolność
SIEGE - Documentary film by Julien Bryan about the German invasion and siege of Warsaw in 1939
➡ In September 1939, an American documentary filmmaker and photographer Julien Bryan was the only foreign correspondent accredited in Warsaw. 📸 He managed to take hundreds of photographs documenting the siege of Warsaw and to shoot a few hours of film material of bombings, collapsing houses and hospitals, human bodies lying in the streets, the building of barricades, the tragedy of civilians, the German strength and brutality❗
🎞 The film tapes were then used to produce the film "Siege", depicting the heroic struggle of Warsaw’s inhabitants. 🗣 About Poles Bryan said: "If the Spartans were to come back to life, Poles would bow their heads to you."
📽 The film was screened in American cinemas in the spring of 1940. It received the American Film Academy Oscar nomination in 1941 in the ‘best short documentary’ film category.
ruclips.net/video/Qvs7RnF73qs/видео.htmlsi=pRMvpr24yO7rfJNW