My Epic Eastern Europe Trip - Part 2 - Ukraine

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 37

  • @GBRJoao
    @GBRJoao Месяц назад +6

    great mustache, great video.

  • @cellsaga88
    @cellsaga88 Месяц назад +1

    lovely stuff brother. Keep safe and thank you for the insightful video x

  • @MausTheGerman
    @MausTheGerman Месяц назад +2

    Dang nice! When I traveled with my motor bike to Ukraine last time I had to give the border patrol 50 Euro to get my passport back.

  • @darius.m4a
    @darius.m4a Месяц назад +2

    love the video :)

  • @ІринаМілошевська
    @ІринаМілошевська Месяц назад +16

    You’re so right about the russian empire thing. Russians want to get it back, and the empire is not possible without Ukraine. But we don’t want to be the part of it anymore. We’ve already been there, and we didn’t like it. Never again.
    Thank you for visiting us. Stay safe

    • @ascendance907
      @ascendance907 Месяц назад +1

      No russian care about their empire, thats the story they try to serve to western people. Whole point of attacking is completely different, kinda disappointing some people still dont get it by now

    • @mytube0969
      @mytube0969 25 дней назад

      That's not accurate.

    • @aniinnrchoque1861
      @aniinnrchoque1861 7 дней назад +1

      @@mytube0969 cope

  • @exposedclickbaitaRblx
    @exposedclickbaitaRblx 24 дня назад

    Majestic Mustache, instantly redeems the video.

  • @Gopnik-wanderer
    @Gopnik-wanderer Месяц назад +1

    You need war insurance? I was in Kyiv for 23-days from January to February and I was never asked about war insurance (I am from Canada).

  • @RigHauler
    @RigHauler 23 дня назад

    If old man has blue mustaсhe I will not watch his video. It is very strange for me. 😮

  • @windowsxp900
    @windowsxp900 Месяц назад +10

    Lwów was for the most part a Polish city, It was sadly stolen from Poland by the soviet union after ww2. So the city is kind of similar to Kraków because its technically A Polish city.

    • @kharakternyk_
      @kharakternyk_ Месяц назад +7

      It is indeed in Galicia. But it is a Polish city the same way as Warsaw is a Russian city.

    • @nataliemytrofanova5379
      @nataliemytrofanova5379 Месяц назад +7

      well, Gdansk is essentially german Danzig then, matey)) stolen by Poles from the Germans so it's technically german, would you like to talk about that??

    • @OdiPrOfAnUm91
      @OdiPrOfAnUm91 25 дней назад +1

      @@nataliemytrofanova5379 technically you are a fool. Another version of the Ukrainian story you wrote for yourself. In this you are identical to the Russians. pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gda%C5%84sk
      Check some facts about Gdansk, founded 997.
      Teutonic Order held Danzig from 1308-1454, Prussia from 1793-1871 ( in the period 1807-1815 was a free city of Danzig). From 1871 to 1920 it was part of Germany. Then in 1920 became a free city of Danzig until 1939 after that period again went to Germany until 1945 . And since that pry is in Poland. To me it comes out that for 1000 years German was about 270 years +/-. The remaining time was either a Free City or a Polish city. I would add to this that the greatest development of Gdansk took place during the time of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. As the main port of that state, it grew rich on shipping. Under Prussia, Gdansk competed with Königsberg, so it declined in importance and wealth during this time.
      How does this relate to Lviv? I remind you that something like Ukraine exists since 1989.... Tell these tales of Lviv to yourselves Bandera children. And among civilized people get out with Ukrainian propaganda.

    • @krzychch8937
      @krzychch8937 24 дня назад +3

      @@nataliemytrofanova5379 cope, Gdańsk was built by Poland and was polish for 700+ years, but whatever, opinion of ukranians about polish land is irrelevant, cant even keep your own, btw where are you fighting from, brave defender of Ukraine, let me guess - Germany? Canada?

    • @danielw9704
      @danielw9704 20 дней назад +2

      ​@@nataliemytrofanova5379 Gdańsk - same as Lwów - was a Polish royal city.

  • @mytube0969
    @mytube0969 25 дней назад +1

    The servicemen are probably looking out for men evading conscription.
    I get the impression that you lack a full understanding about the true nature and status of the conflict.
    Thanks for showing your travels.

    • @krzychch8937
      @krzychch8937 24 дня назад

      im sure you "truth seeker" know all the facts 🤣🤡

  • @Wulfzz
    @Wulfzz Месяц назад +2

    Not a bad video mate

  • @piotr5338
    @piotr5338 Месяц назад +1

    Russians say No Great Russia without Ukraina .They were a european part of Imperium .With Black sea , window to the west .Becsuse of Ucrsina they had path tobtheb Black sea , to Ocean in the North in Wladywostok and Murmansk.
    Without this they will never again a imperium Baltic sea from Petersburg and the Great Duchy of Finland

  • @chemikable
    @chemikable Месяц назад

    If you will visit Czech republic and you will be close to city Ostrava you can stay in my place

  • @chelcbrett
    @chelcbrett Месяц назад

    How much does war insurance set you back Paul? 😂😅

    • @OldSchoolTravel
      @OldSchoolTravel  Месяц назад

      It was about $NZ40.

    • @cindybruin4888
      @cindybruin4888 Месяц назад

      ​@@OldSchoolTravelnot bad price, never heard of war insurance. What does it cover you for? How long did you buy for?

    • @OldSchoolTravel
      @OldSchoolTravel  Месяц назад

      ​@cindybruin4888 I bought it for one week. I'm not sure what it covers you for; you can have a look on the Visit Ukraine website for the detais.

  • @paintsilj
    @paintsilj Месяц назад +6

    In Lviv and nothing to say about Bandera and the Ukrainian SS? The statue of Bandera? The streets names related to the Banderites? Hmmmm

    • @aniinnrchoque1861
      @aniinnrchoque1861 7 дней назад +1

      Bandera was a thought leader early on and deserves condemnation. Other than that, he has no obligation to know of him and the historical nuance. Distasteful comment.

    • @paintsilj
      @paintsilj 7 дней назад

      @aniinnrchoque1861 distasteful? Maybe tell that to the thousands of ethnic Russians that had to shelter in their basements in the Donbas because they were being shelled by their "fellow citizens ". He doesn't live in a bubble. Going to a war torn country to drink beer without knowing about a country is more distasteful

    • @paintsilj
      @paintsilj 7 дней назад

      @aniinnrchoque1861 congratulations for comments being deleted. Ignorance is not an excuse 🙄 Azov and Right Sector have similar beliefs to the old German azis

    • @aniinnrchoque1861
      @aniinnrchoque1861 7 дней назад +1

      @@paintsilj On the extreme fringes it is possible to find examples. The majority does not reflect that though, even with Azov.
      Azov looks like barbie compared to Rusich for example.
      Most conventional Russian regiments are now much more based imo, many of the extreme factions have since been killed off. Hate has turned mostly into respect. POW treatment, the single most important indicator of humanity in this conflict.

    • @paintsilj
      @paintsilj 7 дней назад

      @aniinnrchoque1861 the majority don't matter in Ukraine. That's one reason we have this war. There's been hatred towards Russia and plenty other countries by these groups. You have to be blind not to be aware of it. Same with how some Russian POWs we returned, alive or dead minus digits, some castrated even. Lots of people disappeared in eastern Ukraine as a result of Azov and others pretty much being given a free reign to do what they wanted