The Polish Cavalry that Saved Europe from the Ottomans

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @lukaszlukasz1983
    @lukaszlukasz1983 Год назад +20

    And 89 years later , austria says Thank You to Poland and removed my country from Europ map for 120 years.

    • @thiagojaschek5280
      @thiagojaschek5280 Год назад +1

      lol, that's life sometimes.

    • @penetreytid
      @penetreytid Год назад +1

      Indeed, 123 years to be exact.

    • @hussar1512
      @hussar1512 Год назад +4

      Not only Austria but along with Prussia and Russia. There was no country that could defeat them alone and nobody expected that some of our allies will stab us in the back such Austria did unfortunately.

  • @kasiairys
    @kasiairys Год назад +30

    Honor and Glory to the Heroes!🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

    • @itzhakrabin
      @itzhakrabin Год назад +1

      Dokładnie tak, a nie sława jakimś banderystom.....

  • @AnvilMAn603
    @AnvilMAn603 Год назад +17

    When the winged hussars arrived
    A cry for help in time of need, await relief from holy league
    60 days of siege, outnumbered and weak
    Sent a message to the sky, wounded soldiers left to die
    Will they hold the wall or will the city fall
    Dedication
    Dedication
    They're outnumbered 15 to one
    And the battle's begun
    Then the winged hussars arrived
    Coming down the mountainside
    Then the winged hussars arrived
    Coming down they turned the tide

    • @ryanbarker5217
      @ryanbarker5217 Год назад

      good tune.

    • @Positiv8130
      @Positiv8130 Год назад +1

      As the days are passing by and as the dead are piling high
      No escape and no salvation
      Trenches to explosive halls are buried deep beneath the walls
      Plant the charges there and watch the city fear
      Desperation
      Desperation
      It's a desperate race against the mine
      And a race against time
      Then the winged hussars arrived
      Coming down the mountainside
      Then the winged hussars arrived
      Coming down they turned the tide

  • @maddogbasil
    @maddogbasil 2 года назад +33

    His a cracked fact
    If the hussars had not saved Vienna
    Poland would not have been partitioned by the very people they saved
    Prussia/russia/Austria

    • @TonicSmily
      @TonicSmily 2 года назад +5

      True

    • @lukaszlukasz1983
      @lukaszlukasz1983 Год назад +3

      True, one of the biggest mistake in Polish history.

    • @jn1205
      @jn1205 Год назад

      ty baranie..

    • @jn1205
      @jn1205 22 дня назад

      I husaria moher nie pomogła?

  • @benediktus7800
    @benediktus7800 Год назад +11

    IF not hussars, europe would be arabic today,

    • @Shawn-st2lx
      @Shawn-st2lx Год назад

      Yet despite their sacrifice centuries ago, Europeans and American for that matter have allowed their institutions to be compromised by marxists who are letting the 3rd world in to replace people of European descent.

    • @lukaszlukasz1983
      @lukaszlukasz1983 Год назад +1

      Funny :D You should visit some europ countries You willl be surrprised...... Germany ,France , Sweden, Nederland , Belgium etc , you can feel there like in Stambul....

  • @kml8732
    @kml8732 Год назад +13

    You could not just become a Hussar. The prestige came from the fact that only the finest, wealthiest and most skillful free citizens of Rzeczpospolita could become the elite force of Hussars.

    • @aronnemcsik
      @aronnemcsik Год назад

      Anybody could join. The Commonwealth needed hussars so they basically told the nobles to train people for it. The nobles were the ones who payed for the equipment and the commoners payed it back with years of service.

  • @andras8911
    @andras8911 Год назад +4

    I’m Royal Nobility of Hungary Transylvania!
    I fought off 3000 men of human kidnapper organization alone!
    I’m of the last Noble Knight Crusader of King John Hunyadi!
    I’m a living legend
    I have real true story to tell the World!

  • @axolotl5327
    @axolotl5327 Год назад +8

    It's husSAR: accent 2nd syllable

  • @turnus2
    @turnus2 Год назад +3

    And before these, I mean from 1396 to 1686, who did defend Europe? I tell you, the Romanian rulers. And why you show the Roman soldiers în some sequence, if they have no relation with this subiect?

  • @turnus2
    @turnus2 Год назад +5

    Why you showed Roman troops? No relation with Viena siege.

  • @Crazyman12457
    @Crazyman12457 Год назад

    It was Polish - Lithuanian - Ruthenian cavalry. Every nobleman used that armor for batlle, it wasn't just Poles. That was standartalised equipment for army all across the commonwealth lol. I like how plc is Polish kingdom and hussars are Polish. Poles are biggest history stealers all around, taking credit for everything.

  • @evokling
    @evokling Год назад +6

    It’s pronounced the winged Hauzzars

  • @claragarretson4834
    @claragarretson4834 Год назад +2

    Mispronounced Hussar which means Hungarian Calvary and Hapsburgs, which were the ruling kings of Austria.

    • @aronnemcsik
      @aronnemcsik Год назад

      There were multiple type of hussars. The hungarian hussars were more light cavalry. There were Polish hussars they were heavy cavalry. There were Serbian Hussars which were also light cavalry as well.

  • @SilveradoShootingAcademy
    @SilveradoShootingAcademy Год назад

    Time to spell check your video title, guys. That should be 'cavalry'.

  • @PiterKucharski
    @PiterKucharski Год назад

    dude talkin about XVI century and put some XII xentury shorts and roman cohort lmao

  • @kermi4654
    @kermi4654 Год назад

    If ottoman commander Merzifonlu Kara Mustafa Paşa is not too abimbitious to take the city or Jannisarys are not greedy and undisciplined or after the battle new Sultan is not being idle and do something about Hungarian provinces this battle will not costly for the ottomans.Even after the battle Ottomans maintained their power but incompotent Sultans and his advisors make things dificult for them.

  • @polishscribe674
    @polishscribe674 Год назад +2

    Btw, "Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth" is a mistranslation. The actual name was "Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów", which translates to "Commonwealth of Both Nations".

  • @chrisdickens4268
    @chrisdickens4268 Год назад +1

    The pronunciation is killing me...

  • @dominykasbudrys1011
    @dominykasbudrys1011 Год назад +2

    Polish? What about Lithuanians?

    • @andrzejpleszczynski8576
      @andrzejpleszczynski8576 Год назад

      only Polish troops came to Vienna. Lithuanians did not participate in the war of 1683 against the Turks

  • @peaceforever8755
    @peaceforever8755 2 года назад

    You really cut it so short, why bothering any way.

    • @maximuspandora9909
      @maximuspandora9909 2 года назад +1

      It's more an "Interesting Facts " Channel than a Documentary one

  • @theflooringcompanyltd8473
    @theflooringcompanyltd8473 Год назад

    please pronounce hussars correctly. Who-sarrs

  • @pucioy
    @pucioy Год назад

    OMG :))))))))) 3:20 :)))))) Mufasa is a character from LIon King, not Ottoman empire history :))))

  • @johnnyjet3.1412
    @johnnyjet3.1412 Год назад

    Hoosiers are from Indiana!

  • @spartacoolcodycool
    @spartacoolcodycool Год назад

    Hussars not Who sers, listen to sabaton geez

  • @benastamosaitis3425
    @benastamosaitis3425 Год назад +1

    Lithuania is forgotten

    • @MyPrideFlag
      @MyPrideFlag Год назад +1

      Luthuanian army wasn't present at Vienna, only forces of crown of Poland.

    • @benastamosaitis3425
      @benastamosaitis3425 Год назад

      @@MyPrideFlag at that time lithuania and poland made a lublin union 1569 and they became one country

    • @MyPrideFlag
      @MyPrideFlag Год назад +2

      @@benastamosaitis3425 Poland and Lithuania still had separate armies after Lublin union even if they responded to the same king and parliament and were similar in structure.
      Lithuanian army wasn't present at Vienna.
      Also what you refer to as Lithuania is now largely Belarus. Both in territory and culture.
      Lithuanian Balts conquered enormous portion of old Rus lands from Tatars but they were the ones who adopted more advanced Ruthenian language and culture and welcomed Rus (Belarussian and Ukrainian) magnates as their own.
      Later on nobility switched to Polish.
      Over all it's complicated, I'm sure some Lithuanians fought in Vienna but it wasn't as clear as in Grunwald and there are reasons why Lithuania isn't mentioned in this battle.
      However I encourage you to learn more about Lithuanian involvement, I'm certain your historians covered it.

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 Год назад +2

      @@benastamosaitis3425 Benas they became a Commonwealth which meant both countries had common rulers but were separate. When Sobieski and his men set out for Vienna they waited for the Lithuanians who were delayed as they were being attacked on their eastern/northern borders. Sobieski and the Polish army he commanded set out for Vienna and took part in the battle. The Lithuanians arrived several days later. This is why historians do not mention them when discussing the Battle for Vienna.
      You must understand the Commonwealth did not have a central army but the Polish armies and Lithuanian armies.
      Many times they joined together to fight a common enemy but on other occasions the Polish army and the Lithuanian army fought alone or with very small contingents from their Commonwealth brothers especially in border disputes with neighbouring nations.

    • @simkunaskestutis6467
      @simkunaskestutis6467 Год назад

      Žinai, lietuvių Vienos mūšyje tikrai nebuvo, nors jie prieš turkus ir kariavo. Kažkur įstrigo pakeliui plėšikaudami slovakų kaimuose ir atėjo prie Vienos po kelių dienų jau mūšiui pasibaigus. Bet va prie Chotino ar Salaspilio nebuvo lenkų.

  • @benastamosaitis3425
    @benastamosaitis3425 Год назад +1

    And lithuania is forgeted

    • @andrzejpleszczynski8576
      @andrzejpleszczynski8576 Год назад

      only Polish troops came to Vienna. Lithuanians did not participate in the war of 1683 against the Turks

  • @wimschoenmakers5463
    @wimschoenmakers5463 Год назад

    Bad video with pictures that is all over the place and don't match the story. 🤐

  • @LEIFanevret
    @LEIFanevret Год назад

    🙏💖🌹⚔️

  • @nenad-seguljev
    @nenad-seguljev Год назад

    3:25 Battle of Kosovo 1389

  • @faisalmallick8000
    @faisalmallick8000 Год назад

    How many times people fought to spread love and respect? sounds contradictory? some times it is not!!