Expand!! As tradition dictates, yet another gondola animation. Midi used here can be found below: spuscizna.org/music/index.html Discord server: / discord
"Hello? Can someone hear me? Okay, I'll just leave this message here. If you hear this, then I, like my whole platoon, am dead. We defended Poznan from the German invasion, but by a miracle we were not taken into the encirclement. We saw how they bombed Warsaw, and now all that is left of our regiment is heading towards Soviet Russia. We will definitely come back and save our homeland from death. Long live Poland!”
“Hello, hello? Can you hear us? This is our final message. Today, German troops have entered Warsaw. We send brotherly regards to all Polish troops fighting in Hel, And all those fighting, wherever they are Poland has not yet perished! Long live Poland!”
@@ethanramos4441 Halo Halo? Czy nas słyszycie? To nasz ostatni komunikat. Dziś, oddziały niemieckie wkroczyli do Warszawy. Przesyłamy braterskie pozrowienia do żołnierzy walczących na helu. Jeszcze polska nie zgineła !
Halo halo? Słyszycie nas? To nasz ostatni komunikat. Dziś wojska niemieckie wkroczyły do Warszawy. Braterskie pozdrowienia przesyłamy żołnierzom walczącym na Helu i wszystkim walczącym, gdziekolwiek się jeszcze znajdują. Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła! Niech żyje Polska!
"For hundreds of years, we were torn apart from each other, separated and oppressed, and yet still, Poland will never die, No! Never! Not even in a millennia! We might be killed, our land torn apart and disappear from the map, but as long as a single pole stands upon the debris of this great nation, the Spirit of Poland lives on!"
Polacy strong mieli najlepszą siatkę podziemną AK która była nawet lepsza od francuskiej , cichociemnych a Grecja to wsumie jak Polska no nie udało się Kraj uratować Niemcy i Włosi u nas to Niemcy i Sowieci byli zbyt silni chociaż wsumie se samymi Sowietami byśmy dali radę bo wtedy nie byli zbytnio silni no ale hej nie jest źle kraj dość nowoczesny
I loved what you did with the History of Romania, Russo-Japanese War, and D-Day videos! Could I suggest the Second Sino-Japanese War (WWII's Chinese front) as a future countryball video? I think it's a less-covered topic, and I'd be excited to see what you can do with it! Thanks for producing such high-quality content!
The video is gorgeous, and the editing is just no comment. I would really like you to make a video about the Balts (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia). Their resistance against germans and communists
Бедные поляки... Мне их так жаль. Если бы не Франция и Британия, возможно этого кровопролитие не было бы. Poor Poles ... I feel so sorry for them. If not for France and Britain, perhaps this bloodshed would not have happened. Biedni Polacy... tak mi ich żal. Gdyby nie Francja i Wielka Brytania, być może nie doszłoby do tego rozlewu krwi. (Я специально написал на 3 языках, Konkretnie napisałem w 3 językach, I specifically wrote in 3 languages).
In 1939, where thunder roared, A Polish gondolier, with heart outpoured, Found himself amidst the battle's din, Defending Poland, determined to win. In Warsaw's streets, where shadows crept, Amidst the rubble, where sorrow swept, He took his place, with oar in hand, A symbol of a once peaceful land. Behind a panzer, cold and stark, He sought protection in the dark. The rain poured down, the wind did wail, As he faced the onslaught, fierce and pale. The city he loved, now torn apart, Each street a memory, each building a heart. The gondola, once gliding through the streams, Now caught in the nightmare of shattered dreams. The panzer's bulk, a monstrous shield, In this war-torn, desolate field. Its iron form, a brutal mark, Of battles fought in the dead of dark. He clutched his oar, his makeshift spear, A relic of a life once dear. With every raindrop, every gust, He felt his homeland turning to dust. The roar of tanks, the clash of guns, Echoed the cries of daughters and sons. In the chaos, he stood his ground, Amidst the thunder's relentless sound. His comrades fell, their blood ran cold, Stories of bravery left untold. The gondolier, with tears in his eyes, Looked to the heavens, questioned the skies. Why must peace be torn asunder? Why must dreams be buried under? In the midst of war's cruel might, He fought on, through the darkest night. The wind howled fierce, the rain poured hard, Each moment more cruel, each second marred. Yet in his heart, a flicker remained, A hope that someday peace would be gained. He thought of rivers, calm and serene, Of tranquil waters, of pastures green. But now the streets were bathed in red, The echoes of a world now dead. As bullets flew and bombs did fall, He heard his country's desperate call. With oar as weapon, he stood tall, Defending Poland, giving his all. The rain mingled with tears uncried, For fallen friends, for dreams that died. Yet in the fury of the storm, He found a strength, a will reborn. Behind the panzer, in that grim place, He saw the fear in every face. But also saw the fire, the fight, A nation’s heart, a people’s light. In every crack, in every stone, The spirit of Poland’s pride was shown. For though the enemy pressed so near, Their love for home was strong and clear. The battle raged, the night grew long, Yet he held firm, his will so strong. In the darkest depths of war’s cruel tide, He fought with honor, with undying pride. And as dawn broke, with sky so gray, He knew the price that they would pay. For freedom's cost is always steep, Yet in their hearts, its flame would keep. The rain fell softer, the wind did sigh, As he gazed upon the broken sky. With weary limbs and bleeding hands, He dreamt of peace in distant lands. For in the heart of every fight, Is a longing for the morning light. A hope that one day war will cease, And in its place, eternal peace. In 1939, with courage high, A Polish gondolier looked to the sky. Defending Poland, with all his might, He fought for love, for home, for right.
"I can hear the distant sounds of bombers sweeping Warsaw. Gunshots of rifles carry out through distant streets, our company was surrounded. I was lucky to escape, but what now? The government has fallen, the Soviets have entered on the German side, there's nowhere to go. .... Wait, why do I hear a radio?"
Juice glass thank you for remembering that you remember about polish heroes who gave their lives for their country you have no idea how few people know what poland experienced in 1939
Hello hello? This is 4th Regiment of Poland we are in Krakow most of our men were killed by the Nazis, all of our tanks were destroyed... we were horrified when we first saw the Panzer 4's and Panzer 2's we saw one of our tankettes destroy a German tank. What a miracle We are in a radio Station near Krakow River we think a Panzer 4 on the other side is active.We have been in the Radio station for 6 days we always hear rumbling on the road those were tanks Piotr counted 34 Panzers and 15 Trucks.We may not live longer but they can take our lives but they can't take OUR FREEDOM!! NIECH ŻYJE POLSKA!
We are Requesting Reinforcements if you can hear me our Captain, Captain Paweł had been shot by the Panzer 4 across the lake. He tried to capture the Panzer 4 he got shot Marcel Retrieved his body He also died while trying to swim back They floated away into the Mist... Kapusta Marcels brother cried for 2 hours he suicided by getting shot by panzer 4 like his brother Just like Marcel he dissapeared Into the Mist. at the end of the war we saw three bodies stuck on a branch. One of the body had a picture of Kapusta they were in a hugging post. we left them there Piotr Gave Captain Paweł a medal. as we walked on the bodies faded away...
Szymon Started to get Shell shock We tried to calm him down He went running outside screaming. We went ouside of the hotel We were spotted by a Panzer 1 I saw a radio near it we moved to a post office across the river near the Panzer 4. Piotr and I tried to destroy the Panzer. Brave but foolish. We Succeeded but it actrated more Tanks we left the Post office 12 were left at the post Office. We walked all the way to Wracłow there we met the 2nd Regiment.
Simplemente de los mejorcito de las animaciones habla de una guerra en latinoamerica o por ejemplo estaria bien la batalla de berlin Do the battle of Berlin!
Кино
"Hello? Can someone hear me? Okay, I'll just leave this message here. If you hear this, then I, like my whole platoon, am dead. We defended Poznan from the German invasion, but by a miracle we were not taken into the encirclement. We saw how they bombed Warsaw, and now all that is left of our regiment is heading towards Soviet Russia. We will definitely come back and save our homeland from death. Long live Poland!”
Salute to polish troops
Madlads fought till the end...
I think the Soviets were invading Poland at the same time, at best trying to head south or north, to evacuate by sea
@@zandrus9191 September 17
Guys take a look at the note.... it seems they head to Russia....
“Hello, hello? Can you hear us? This is our final message. Today, German troops have entered Warsaw. We send brotherly regards to all Polish troops fighting in Hel, And all those fighting, wherever they are Poland has not yet perished! Long live Poland!”
;_;
*sad duck noises*
That is the last recording of the Polish Radio Broadcast
@@ethanramos4441 Halo Halo? Czy nas słyszycie? To nasz ostatni komunikat. Dziś, oddziały niemieckie wkroczyli do Warszawy. Przesyłamy braterskie pozrowienia do żołnierzy walczących na helu. Jeszcze polska nie zgineła !
@@feedmio Otóż to
he knows what the future of his country will be :(
Germans: Hehe boiii
Soviet Union: Хехе бой
Im from poland and I know how hard that was it...... :(
@@Typowy2 really form Poland?
Umm realy poland have 38 m civil's🤨
That Gandola has probably been in every war there has been.
as a polish, i need to say, *true*
Niech żyje Polska!
Yep
Halo halo? Słyszycie nas? To nasz ostatni komunikat. Dziś wojska niemieckie wkroczyły do Warszawy. Braterskie pozdrowienia przesyłamy żołnierzom walczącym na Helu i wszystkim walczącym, gdziekolwiek się jeszcze znajdują. Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła! Niech żyje Polska!
:-:
Niech żyje
@@TheViktorlol276 ?
@@marcinszlufik5718 Consider me sad
To już czas na nas drogie Panie i drodzy Panowie
I just realized the song was an edited version of hej sokoly
Is the song “Hej sokoly”? Really sets the atmosphere. Great choice.
It is
Yup its Hej Sokoły
Yes, it is
Ukrainian "Hej sokoly", and poland a Ukrainian friend!
yes
A happy sounding song (hej sokoly to my knowledge), and then a sad backround voice and image. Ok nice.
Beautiful it was worth the wait for almost (not sure) two years.
When Warsaw burned, down and collapsed. In the heart of the Pole, the nation will remain.
"For hundreds of years, we were torn apart from each other, separated and oppressed, and yet still, Poland will never die, No! Never! Not even in a millennia! We might be killed, our land torn apart and disappear from the map, but as long as a single pole stands upon the debris of this great nation, the Spirit of Poland lives on!"
LONG LIVE POLAND
W KOŃCU WRÓCIŁEŚ WARIACIE,TĘSKNIŁEM
Hey Juice Glass, congrats on hitting 100k! Your videos are awesome and each time you do upload, it feels like heaven. A well deserved 100k!
Great animation and good luck on your future project. Love binging the longer videos. Keep up the good work Juice Glass
Эх, нравятся же мне видео такого формата...
Мне тоже
Лол
Круто вообще
За СССР
@@user-kl6tq9vg5c слава КПСС
Se nota que le pusiste mucho esfuerzo a tu animacion, buen trabajo
Yay, I love your videos, nice to see you back posting!!!
Все знают как дрались поляки, но мало кто знает о борьбе греков, сделай видос про вторжение в Грецию 1940-41
Polacy strong mieli najlepszą siatkę podziemną AK która była nawet lepsza od francuskiej , cichociemnych a Grecja to wsumie jak Polska no nie udało się Kraj uratować Niemcy i Włosi u nas to Niemcy i Sowieci byli zbyt silni chociaż wsumie se samymi Sowietami byśmy dali radę bo wtedy nie byli zbytnio silni no ale hej nie jest źle kraj dość nowoczesny
Miło że ludzie pamiętają dalej o Polsce (:
I just can't wait for ur next upload!
I loved what you did with the History of Romania, Russo-Japanese War, and D-Day videos! Could I suggest the Second Sino-Japanese War (WWII's Chinese front) as a future countryball video? I think it's a less-covered topic, and I'd be excited to see what you can do with it! Thanks for producing such high-quality content!
Yay your uploading again
You are one of the reasons I like history, good to see you back(no ciau bă)
Just waiting for reinforcement
"Polska jeszcze nie upadła! Niech żyje Polska! "
Polska strong.
Niech żyje Polska! Ona zawsze jest tylko jedna.
@bartolini253 oj tak, zgadzam się
Great to have to back Juice Glass. I hope your break brought many new ideas!
After 2 years your back juice Glass I like it
I liked it, it becomes a great wallpaper
You're back
This is what i was waiting for.
The video is gorgeous, and the editing is just no comment. I would really like you to make a video about the Balts (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia). Their resistance against germans and communists
грустно, спокойно.. слушаю это уже почти полтора часа
Wow you're back :D
Well done
Great job bro
... it relaxes me..., great when i go sleeping or study.
The return of the king
Бедные поляки... Мне их так жаль.
Если бы не Франция и Британия, возможно этого кровопролитие не было бы.
Poor Poles ... I feel so sorry for them.
If not for France and Britain, perhaps this bloodshed would not have happened.
Biedni Polacy... tak mi ich żal.
Gdyby nie Francja i Wielka Brytania, być może nie doszłoby do tego rozlewu krwi.
(Я специально написал на 3 языках, Konkretnie napisałem w 3 językach, I specifically wrote in 3 languages).
I love your videos
Looking great
Love it, I use your russian one as my background
amo tus videos
Cool!!! Hej sokoly is good and the picture is perfect for the music!!!
Ура!!!! Я рад что ты активный на канале
Its amazing,literally i dont know how to explain it its just amazing
👍👍👍👍 buen trabajo bro👍👍👍
yay another video
Yooo dude Ur alive ( ce bine ;) )
Its really good keep it up nice
This man deserves 1 million subscribers
Epic
In 1939, where thunder roared,
A Polish gondolier, with heart outpoured,
Found himself amidst the battle's din,
Defending Poland, determined to win.
In Warsaw's streets, where shadows crept,
Amidst the rubble, where sorrow swept,
He took his place, with oar in hand,
A symbol of a once peaceful land.
Behind a panzer, cold and stark,
He sought protection in the dark.
The rain poured down, the wind did wail,
As he faced the onslaught, fierce and pale.
The city he loved, now torn apart,
Each street a memory, each building a heart.
The gondola, once gliding through the streams,
Now caught in the nightmare of shattered dreams.
The panzer's bulk, a monstrous shield,
In this war-torn, desolate field.
Its iron form, a brutal mark,
Of battles fought in the dead of dark.
He clutched his oar, his makeshift spear,
A relic of a life once dear.
With every raindrop, every gust,
He felt his homeland turning to dust.
The roar of tanks, the clash of guns,
Echoed the cries of daughters and sons.
In the chaos, he stood his ground,
Amidst the thunder's relentless sound.
His comrades fell, their blood ran cold,
Stories of bravery left untold.
The gondolier, with tears in his eyes,
Looked to the heavens, questioned the skies.
Why must peace be torn asunder?
Why must dreams be buried under?
In the midst of war's cruel might,
He fought on, through the darkest night.
The wind howled fierce, the rain poured hard,
Each moment more cruel, each second marred.
Yet in his heart, a flicker remained,
A hope that someday peace would be gained.
He thought of rivers, calm and serene,
Of tranquil waters, of pastures green.
But now the streets were bathed in red,
The echoes of a world now dead.
As bullets flew and bombs did fall,
He heard his country's desperate call.
With oar as weapon, he stood tall,
Defending Poland, giving his all.
The rain mingled with tears uncried,
For fallen friends, for dreams that died.
Yet in the fury of the storm,
He found a strength, a will reborn.
Behind the panzer, in that grim place,
He saw the fear in every face.
But also saw the fire, the fight,
A nation’s heart, a people’s light.
In every crack, in every stone,
The spirit of Poland’s pride was shown.
For though the enemy pressed so near,
Their love for home was strong and clear.
The battle raged, the night grew long,
Yet he held firm, his will so strong.
In the darkest depths of war’s cruel tide,
He fought with honor, with undying pride.
And as dawn broke, with sky so gray,
He knew the price that they would pay.
For freedom's cost is always steep,
Yet in their hearts, its flame would keep.
The rain fell softer, the wind did sigh,
As he gazed upon the broken sky.
With weary limbs and bleeding hands,
He dreamt of peace in distant lands.
For in the heart of every fight,
Is a longing for the morning light.
A hope that one day war will cease,
And in its place, eternal peace.
In 1939, with courage high,
A Polish gondolier looked to the sky.
Defending Poland, with all his might,
He fought for love, for home, for right.
Hello again juiceglass! Early as usual, haha
"I can hear the distant sounds of bombers sweeping Warsaw. Gunshots of rifles carry out through distant streets, our company was surrounded. I was lucky to escape, but what now? The government has fallen, the Soviets have entered on the German side, there's nowhere to go. .... Wait, why do I hear a radio?"
it is cool that you put "hej sokoly" as the background music
Nice animation
Genial
Lol, make a video with all the gondolas
Top 10 anime battles of the century
@@thejuiceglass thanks for the like heo
We missed you
Nice video
Polish solider
Way we can't have a time when we are a independent country
HE COME BACK
Niech żyje wieczna Polska! 🇵🇱❤️
Nice!
Esto es hermoso amigo, gracias por existir
Pregunta: soy el único que habla español aquí?
Soy de argentina XD
No soldado, no es el único
@@natan2907 Ohh
yo hablo un poco de español pero soy de brasil :P
Claro que no eres el único camarada Argentino
Soy de Chile XD
@@leosjogren5244 Igual es magnífico
Music: "Hej Sokoły!" (Hey, Falcons)
Спасибо за твои видео
Juice glass thank you for remembering that you remember about polish heroes who gave their lives for their country you have no idea how few people know what poland experienced in 1939
The war had begun...
Can you do the battle of britain next?It would be a totaly new concept animating the air!
Polacy obronili Brytanię :)
I niech tworzy o Polsce przynajmniej widoczne jest że nie tylko Anglicy,Amerykanie i Kanada walczyli z Niemcami!
@@czarodziej4223 yea, because us Scots, Welsh and Irish carried thier English arses
@@loyalpiper Right, People only see England, USA, and canada. When there was much more nations that did a lot
Давно не было роликов
Music : Hey sokoly
It's a great moment to stay quiet for those who died defending europe and Poland from Germany in WW2 thanks for making this
Benis
Bolska
@@NINTERYT mm, yes, first
:-DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
I miss you too much
NICE
Nice
Прям грусть и горе видно в этом всем
Hello hello? This is 4th Regiment of Poland we are in Krakow most of our men were killed by the Nazis, all of our tanks were destroyed... we were horrified when we first saw the Panzer 4's and Panzer 2's we saw one of our tankettes destroy a German tank. What a miracle We are in a radio Station near Krakow River we think a Panzer 4 on the other side is active.We have been in the Radio station for 6 days we always hear rumbling on the road those were tanks Piotr counted 34 Panzers and 15 Trucks.We may not live longer but they can take our lives but they can't take OUR FREEDOM!! NIECH ŻYJE POLSKA!
We are Requesting Reinforcements if you can hear me our Captain, Captain Paweł had been shot by the Panzer 4 across the lake. He tried to capture the Panzer 4 he got shot Marcel Retrieved his body He also died while trying to swim back They floated away into the Mist... Kapusta Marcels brother cried for 2 hours he suicided by getting shot by panzer 4 like his brother Just like Marcel he dissapeared Into the Mist. at the end of the war we saw three bodies stuck on a branch. One of the body had a picture of Kapusta they were in a hugging post. we left them there Piotr Gave Captain Paweł a medal. as we walked on the bodies faded away...
Hello? It is October 27 we moved to Hotel down the line I brought a Radio with me
Szymon Started to get Shell shock We tried to calm him down He went running outside screaming. We went ouside of the hotel We were spotted by a Panzer 1 I saw a radio near it we moved to a post office across the river near the Panzer 4. Piotr and I tried to destroy the Panzer. Brave but foolish. We Succeeded but it actrated more Tanks we left the Post office 12 were left at the post Office. We walked all the way to Wracłow there we met the 2nd Regiment.
Nice music
Pretty cool please do the batle od britain next
ТЫ ВОСКРЕС?!
Lofi beats to listen to while getting invaded
it is in fact a symbolic image the german granades were sen more often than polish ones, the molotov coctails were used often as replacement too.
Man he hasn’t uploaded in such a Long time
is that hej sokoly playing? anyway very pog video and in same time giving me flashbacks of 1st september 1939.
Cool
hej sokoly is one of the best songs
cool
Nareszcie polski akcent
мой дедушка во время великой отечетвенной войны погиб в польше
I just want to say
Nice
Have a good day
(And i have a nice wallpaper now)
Mood
"War is lost, but Poland didn't fall."
최고입니다
Simplemente de los mejorcito de las animaciones habla de una guerra en latinoamerica o por ejemplo estaria bien la batalla de berlin
Do the battle of Berlin!
The sorrow of defeat
True.
このなんとも言えない悲しい雰囲気が大好きだぜ！
To anyone wondering the music is Hej Sokoły.
You can find it here:
ruclips.net/video/ZzZ1qmXZBuY/видео.html