This song is not some general antigermanization song but is about real story when Germans murdered children in a town of Września for prying in Polish. That's why at the end he sings they want to speak with God but using "Ojcze nasz" instead of "Vater unser" (both being "Pater noster" in each language). Rest in peace little angels.
Yep, and the song states that prussians are mistreating the children not that they have been killed. According to a quick read of wikipedia, children refused and protested against having religious classes in the German language and wanted to keep speaking polish, in a move where Prussia had the intention of erasing polish culture. The parents of some children had been sent to prison however, one of them for 2 years.
I'm Polish, and the children of Września weren't murdered. They're known for their protest of enforced prayers in German, not for being killed. It seems You didn't learn Your history well. Forced germanization was bad, but Prussians did not go as far as to murder Polish children or Poles in general just like that.
I'm Polish, and despite what @xde000 is saying, the children of Września weren't murdered. They're known for their staunch protest of enforced prayers in German, not for being killed. Forced germanization & anti-Polish policies were bad, but Prussians did not go as far as to murder Polish children or Poles in general just like that.
The strike of Polish childern in Września happened at the beginning of 20th century, several decades after the formation of the German Empire. They were forced to pray in German. So I think "anti-German" is accurate.
I think if you look at every country there are atrocities committed in some point in history. BTY is it a Gnome thing to stay fixated on a war that happened almost a century ago?
Równie dobrze można było śpiewać od ponad 100 lat bo przecież jeszcze nie mieliśmy prawicowego rządu, SLD na początku swoich rządów było co zabawne najbardziej wolnościową partią ale to raczej przez przemiany ustrojowe i brak czasu na opodatkowanie wszystkiego o co zadbały następne rządy pisu i PO
@@blackseat2265 My comment wasn't meant as serious. And the statement, that Germans never change, is very subjective, and for me personally false. As for me, and many others, we love Poland, its people, and their history. Nevertheless, I love my country and its history as well, but promptly apologize, for any unintended harm and or offense that I may have caused by my own statement, but you should also recognize, that by saying Germans never change, you may harm or offend others too, and so, aren't really any better, of course, that is also subjective, and will respect most other opinions.
@@blackseat2265 They didn't died, song is about kids from Września in 1901, when Germany changed rules about education in school and lessons of religion in school had to be conducted in German also with prayers, so kids protested by praying in Polish and as punishment German teachers beat kids for this, nobody died
I didn't expect that voice
Love poland from serbia 🇷🇸🤝🏻🇵🇱
Kosovo je Srbija 🇵🇱♥️🇷🇸
Tez ciebie kochamy bratku❤
Respect Poland from Switzerland. 🇨🇭🤝🇵🇱
From Russia to Poland with love 🇷🇺❤️🇵🇱✊
Świetny utwór, pozdrawiam z Wrześni!
This song is not some general antigermanization song but is about real story when Germans murdered children in a town of Września for prying in Polish. That's why at the end he sings they want to speak with God but using "Ojcze nasz" instead of "Vater unser" (both being "Pater noster" in each language). Rest in peace little angels.
they didn’t that’s a common myth
Yep, and the song states that prussians are mistreating the children not that they have been killed. According to a quick read of wikipedia, children refused and protested against having religious classes in the German language and wanted to keep speaking polish, in a move where Prussia had the intention of erasing polish culture. The parents of some children had been sent to prison however, one of them for 2 years.
USrael is a myth. @@america7082
I'm Polish, and the children of Września weren't murdered. They're known for their protest of enforced prayers in German, not for being killed. It seems You didn't learn Your history well. Forced germanization was bad, but Prussians did not go as far as to murder Polish children or Poles in general just like that.
@@TheGeneralGrievous19 ok no conspiracy theories please
Sláva nám slovanům! Pozdrav z Čech
Respect to our brothers in arms! love from Britain 🤍❤✊
Respect from France
Wybaczymy lecz nie zapomnimy 😢
I'm Polish, and despite what @xde000 is saying, the children of Września weren't murdered. They're known for their staunch protest of enforced prayers in German, not for being killed. Forced germanization & anti-Polish policies were bad, but Prussians did not go as far as to murder Polish children or Poles in general just like that.
Thank god
Meldują się wszyscy Słoweńcy
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Who sings this?
Lodola
Dam that song is fire
It's poem by Maria Konopnicka
Base
The best song ever
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“Anti-Prussian” would be more accurate than “Anti German”
It was the Germans (Teutons) who "Christianized"/eliminated the Baltic Prussian tribe.
prussians were germans and they united germany so its not much of a difference in my opinion
@@sew_243The Prussians were Balts, just like the Lithuanians, Latvians and Estonians.
Niemcy tylko przejęli nazwę Prusy ale z Prusami nie mają nic wspólnego
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The strike of Polish childern in Września happened at the beginning of 20th century, several decades after the formation of the German Empire. They were forced to pray in German. So I think "anti-German" is accurate.
surprisingly punk rock.
Please Heroes Z, e Eu te amo meu Brasil
as someone who have Germanic blood (not German but Swedish/Norwegian) I wanna say down with the Germ-ans, they don't deserve forgiveness after ww2
Poplačь.
This bastards should pay for everything.
Ok. Where is Swedish Steel from 1939-1944?
I think if you look at every country there are atrocities committed in some point in history. BTY is it a Gnome thing to stay fixated on a war that happened almost a century ago?
Always remeber, never forget
Teraz będzie można śpiewać Lewak męczy polskie dzieci.
Równie dobrze można było śpiewać od ponad 100 lat bo przecież jeszcze nie mieliśmy prawicowego rządu, SLD na początku swoich rządów było co zabawne najbardziej wolnościową partią ale to raczej przez przemiany ustrojowe i brak czasu na opodatkowanie wszystkiego o co zadbały następne rządy pisu i PO
Sanacja to najbardziej lewacka partia jaką znam xdd. I bardzo kurwa dobrze bo jeszcze by się okazało że prawica nie jest taka święta
As a german, I promptly disagree.
Song is about children who were murdered by Germans for praying in Polish. Germans never change.
@@blackseat2265 My comment wasn't meant as serious. And the statement, that Germans never change, is very subjective, and for me personally false. As for me, and many others, we love Poland, its people, and their history. Nevertheless, I love my country and its history as well, but promptly apologize, for any unintended harm and or offense that I may have caused by my own statement, but you should also recognize, that by saying Germans never change, you may harm or offend others too, and so, aren't really any better, of course, that is also subjective, and will respect most other opinions.
As a Canadian just here to drink German tears, please weep more, you loose every war you start to us.
@@otakunthevegan4206 wut?
@@blackseat2265 They didn't died, song is about kids from Września in 1901, when Germany changed rules about education in school and lessons of religion in school had to be conducted in German also with prayers, so kids protested by praying in Polish and as punishment German teachers beat kids for this, nobody died