Part 1: ruclips.net/video/WoyRR6U6rws/видео.htmlsi=gCTDUExKsYtN1LvB Part 2: ruclips.net/video/qoQe_UCcy28/видео.htmlsi=jShK5a4oICqUo5Vv Thank you for watching! 😘
*Why do Polish people hate Russians more than any other nation in Europe or probably in the World? I am a Pakistani, I live in America, and Polish and some Romanian people told me that Russians are assholes, but because Russians are usually nice with people of Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Siri Lanka, Egypt, and Morocco, therefore, it is hard for me to believe that Russians are assholes towards Polish, Romanian, Chechan, Tatar, Ukrainian, Czech, etc.*
It’s not hate. It’s not phobia. Last 2 years many popular politicians and journalists in Russia threatened that they will drop atomic bombs on polish people. And that politicians have support from their citizens. How in that situation Russia is to be perceived positively?
Svetlana, you have not contemplated why Poles are a bit sceptical Russians? 1) Russia's involvement in Poland's three partitions, which led to Poland's non-existence for 123 yrs. 2) The Sovjet-Polish war 1919-21 3) The attack on Poland 1939 4) The Katyn massacre 5) The opression after the war 1945-1991
Europe as a whole for centuries has been like spiders in a bottle. This makes the fascinating history of those Spaniards, Napoleon (Bernadotte-Sweden), England, Austro-Hungary, and all the rest. And Germans, of course! I wonder if it makes the participants "a bit skeptical" about one another or if it is only about Russia? I believe Russia cannot be good for Europeans no matter what it does: it failed with Czars, Bolsheviks, and post-Soviets. Only a total loss of self-identity and interests is what is needed to satisfy you guys. Just be honest.
Your information field is 80-95% controlled by Western Soros foundations and a bunch of globalists from the USA. As a Russian, I am not at all interested in the Balts being under our boots! (Stalin was a Georgian of a different opinion, like Hitler’s ideology), Putin also believes in building a multipolar world after the collapse of the USSR, realizing that in the fight against Western colonialism only the unity of allied states defending their sovereignty, the national interests of the people and the state, such as Viktor Orban together with Hungary and others. Why doesn't he bend to the European Union? Because this obviously contradicts the interests of his state. Everyone who bends to America in one way or another has no opinion and regrets it later.. On your television they will also not say why the Yankees are such scoundrels, that they are now, through their puppet rulers in the European Union, completely ruining the industrial base in Europe and moving production to the USA forcibly. They are also pushing Europeans to go to war with the Russians, just as they once sponsored Hitler! Their debt obligations are growing by trillions of $$$ every year and in order to have a reason to write them off, Biden and his bankers need a BIG war in Europe. Therefore, including on your Western TV, they pump you up with Russophobia, so that when the opportunity is convenient for them, they can manipulate you - send you to fight the Russians and liberate them from “dictator Putin”... thank you, we went through democratization in the 90s (with the complete collapse of the country and sovereignty !), just like Ukraine screwed up with Vicky Nuland’s cookies and survived the Maidan...The Poles/Fins and other Balts should sit quietly and then no one would even think of attacking you, you joined NATO when Russia could not object to its destroyed economy. Finland and Sweden in NATO do not particularly worry us - the population of all of Finland is less than one Russian city of St. Petersburg. 😅 Either you live neutrally like Canada 🇨🇦 towards the states (satellite of the USA) in relation to the Russians..or the Russians will have a reason to respond if your politicians, such as the paddling pool Macron, lead armies against Putin and the Russians.. No need to play Russian roulette like Zelensky, a drug addict.😢
But what about ("whatabout") 1604? There is nothing easier than to pull out a "whatabout" on this topic. Instead, a much more direct question. The best strategy to keep and lick all the wounds is to ban all the travel. So people can stay at home, communicate only electronically and call each other names. So "whatabout" these illegal Schengen-visa limitations, illegal confiscations of cars with Russian license plates? And who was the strongest opponent of this? Why it never was made public? Inconvenient for Ursula?
@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139 That's understandable; don't forget that Russia split Poland with nazi Germany... and after WW2 Russia ruled Poland with an iron fist.
That's not understandable because Poland is not at var. It's understandable in Russia and Ukraine because they are at var. In Estonia, there's a prison sentence for supporting Russia publically. Estonia is not at var either! It's simply a limitation of liberties and the people are going along with it.
@@SW56964 Who called separatists to rebell? Who armed them? Who sent "green man" to assist them? When separatists shot down civilian plane with su-300, did they buy it on Alli-Express? Ukraine was shelling separatists. I'm not saying they're innocent but Russia clearly started this by annexing Crimea. We might not be the biggest fans of Ukraine but Russia is simply worse and would have done worse to us if they got a chance. Like they did in the past.
@@MyPrideFlag Having pro-Ukrainian leadership in Poland takes its toll on the people. You’re right about Ukraine. You’re right about Russia, too. You’re wrong about Poland - you’re probaply too close to it to see. The thing is the war has nothing to do with Poland and never did. It’s between Russia and Ukraine. It has been for decades and it’s finally out. (The US plyed its part in it, too).
Two Russians living in Warsaw. Never hiding our nationality. Met exclusively great people, Poles, Ukrainians, and Belorussians. Never had any issues because of our ethnicity ationality with people, more of that, people usually are supportive and compassionate when they hear where we are from, as they understand difference between crazy regime and regular people, who also suffer from it. What we are doing wrong if we are not feeling like living in "Most Russophobic country"?
Better ask what you are doing right. It is, you probably do not demonstrate infamous Russian chauvinism. Unfortunately most Russians do this though and that’s why they are not loved there.
How do you feel when regular people on the Moscow TV or in any street interview (YT) are fully supporting the war and Putin. Then they obey orders and go to the army. Do you think anyone still thinks they are ok?
@@zigzag5746 I feel as bad about that as probably any sane person. Unfortunately, this is how totalitarian fascist regimes works, with propaganda, fear and collective insanity.
Simple. If you call the Russian government crazy of course they’ll love you. Tell them you like Putin and that he’s done a great job pulling Russia out the terrible 90’s and we’ll see how friendly they are towards you….the answer is in your comment isn’t it.
Pierogi ruskie don't have anything to do with Russia, actually. The translation would be ruthenian pierogi. Ruthenia is a historical region in South-Eastern Poland and Ukraine, I believe.
Yes, I learned that. I believe the same people we call "Gutsul". They speak a language closer to Russian than even Ukrainian (or Slovak). At least I can understand them better. I did meet few in Slovakia an Ukraine and never seen one who did not speak perfectly Russian. But it's a different tongue (and very interesting sense of humor). There is one famous folk music group from Slovakia on RUclips, I think they perform in that language. ruclips.net/video/ZALtzTmPz-E/видео.html
@@mourdebars yes, you're right. What I described was specifically Red Rus'. It is there that pierogi ruskie come from. So south-eastern Poland and western Ukraine. Black Rus' is in the Belarus-Lithuanian border, and White Rus' is a larger reagion from central Belarus to Smolensk. So some parts of Russia are in Rus' but Russia and Rus' are not synonymous, which is quite a common misconception.
Great analysis. She tried to be nice about everyone - Polish, Ukrainian... Poland, but she was almost choking on her own words. I am Polish, but if I ever had to travel to Russia and met her there, I would feel very uncomfortable. Swetlana, I know that they never taught you true history in Russia, but try to find some international works on history of Poland (in relation to Russia); perhaps you will have better understanding of lost love between our nations.
There's reason why Russia's neighbours don't like Russia. Everyone seems to understand it except for Russians. And it's not Russophobia. It's just a standard human respons to Russian behaviour. To put it simply - countries respect Russians exactly as much as Russians respect other countries. Especially the smaller ones.
@@alexbayer2365 yet only ruzzians want USSR back and invade other countries. Zombies, homo sovieticus.. And then there is a minority of sane Russians, of course. And also a certain percentage of soviet zombies in many other nations, both ex-ussr and non-ex-ussr which is also ridiculous when some western idiots get poisoned by ruzzki propaganda and think it's Paradise. ruclips.net/video/tpQWxIvReKI/видео.htmlsi=XIeXugUVXKNnTyGS
most rusophobic? i guess you havent been to Georgia, Estonia or Lithuania.. or Finland.. not to mention Ukraine. Every of your neighbours hates you, and i assume there must be a very serious reason for that. Maybe they just know their nations history very well...
Well, as a person that lives in Warsaw I can ask you that what did you expect? In our local media they often talk that Poland and the baltic republics are next in line for a Russian invasion after Ukraine.
Do your media tell you the reasons why Russia will attack Poland? Just please tell me the real reasons, not the abstract ones (Putin is angry, eats babies and wants to kill all Poles and other nonsense)
🙈🙈🙈 Don't believe the Hype!! Especially from westernized media Russia has made it clear they have Nooooo intentions of doing such a act ,but that they will only respond to any aggression or military actions towards them ,you know like sending troops from western countries into this crisis or firing artillery from these countries or planes flying from those bases to attack Russia ,and then if Russia responds they'll say ooo Russia attacked us SMH 🙈🙈 well yea your flying airplanes to attack them claiming it's Ukraine fighters that's a direct threat ppl with a half brain should know you need to take out the source of were the attacks are coming from them the western powers can get there world war they've been escalating and wanting to happen for a sick global agenda they have been implementing, Soo don't worry about Russia worry about our leaders and governments escalating things and deceiving and lying to the ppl saying Russia started this or did this so that now they can use the excuse to get directly involved which they are anyways they just don't tell you that at the moment .. 😑 have a nice day🙏
And you believe that ridiculous propaganda? Think logically…why would Russia want to invade Poland or the Baltics or anywhere else. They have more than enough resources and land to accommodate a 146 million people. All they’ve ever wanted to do since 1991 was to carry in trade and selling cheap gas to you . Now you’re paying four times the price and your economies are going down the toilet. Meanwhile you allow the US to use you in their proxy war against Russia while destroying Ukrainian generational youth in the process . Are you completely that stupid that you can’t see that?
There are Serbs against Putin too, I hope the opposition in my country wins, I fully support Ukraine, and even though I have basic human empathy for Russian people who are also suffering due to the war, I am against Putin and his regime. Cheers. 🌸
Living here, not a Pole. Rather than writing that Poland is russophobic, when will be the time that Russia and Russians will learn from their enormous list of crimes they did abroad, Poland included? Well, it's right to be uncomfortable. You should. Every Russian should. Luckily you are too much ahead of most of your compatriots. Good to see there's a glimpse of hope
1st Russians never relocating to Poland unlike millions of Ukrainians , so here nothing to do with russian "crimes" and this is not russians who are famous for robbering around western countries / Germany , if you understand what I mean , if you speak about Putin's regime this is another thing , Putin and his supporters are actual criminals and 1st of all for Russians , meanwhile here is another important thing about Putin's "operation" in Ukraine : only 1 % of Russian population take a part in this, most of young or normal adult people resisting Putin's actions
@@СтепанБеркутовsure. 1. 123 years of occupation 1795-1918, including murdering people, stealing their property, sending them to Siberia, pillaging and destroying, trying to destroy Polish language and culture and turn Poles into Russians. 2. Attempt to destroy Poland in 1920, attacking it with Red Army, pillaging, raping and murdering. 3. Persecuting all Poles living within Soviet borders, murdering, robbing Poles in Ukraine and Belarus. 4. Joint attack on Poland with your ally Nazi Germany on 1939, stabbing Poland in the back during the fight against Nazi aggression. Destruction of Polish culture and property, murder and deportation of Poles. Mass murder of thousands of Polish offers in Katyń, aimed at destruction of Polish elite. 5. Betrayal and destruction of Polish anti-Nazi resistance in 1944-45, including preventing any help from reaching the Warsaw Uprising, as well as betraying and arresting and murdering Polish resistance fighters who collaborated with Red Army in fight against the Nazis. 6. Military occupation of Poland in years 1945-1989, killing and imprisoning all opponents of Soviet rule, theft of innumerable treasures of culture and history, destruction of territories through which the Red Army went, mass rapes, mass pillages and murders. 7. Economic exploitation of Poland 1945-1989 8. Political leadership in communist repressions, which include murdering of striking workers and dissidents, as well as imprisoning of people. 9. Forcing Soviet inefficient and primitive economic and management system in Poland, which which lead to massive underdevelopment of our country, out of which we had to work extremely hard to dig out from 1989 onwards 10. No information provided about the nuclear disaster in Soviet Ukraine jn 1987, which caused massive risks for Polish population, in particular children. Overall, you have occupied Poland for over 160 years, murdered millions of us, hurt and raped further millions. You attempted to destroy our language and culture and wipe out our nation, which is the definition of genocide. Thousands of stolen treasures of our culture are still in Russia and many more you have simply destroyed. Parts of Poland once under your occupation are still underdeveloped, your destruction went so deeply that it is taking very long time to remove all the scars and wounds. Consider this - why do all the countries who have the most contact with Russia, dislike it the most? Perhaps the problem is your behaviour? You are welcome.
They where not so enormous as elswhere that was ,,only deportatins off hundreds off People mostly polish people to gulags in Siberia and Kazakstan by soviet Moscow Russians and some western Ukrainians where they mostly survived but many around 100 000 died there in Siberia and Ural but this wasn ot saw enermouse at all because many other nationalities esepecialy in soviet union where targeted so and many Russian Ukrainians and Caucasus peple or Kazakh and Tatar people mch more by Soviet Union and German nazis and those Soviet crimes on Poles where not such enormouse in realithy you have right because many countries includindg Poland did many crimes and in breiter persectives many Poles where killed by nazi Germany on greather level and over 100000 Poles where klled by western Ukrainian ultanationalist in last years of ii warld war , but many recognise that the nationalithies in Soviet union including Don Cosacks where more targeted by German nazis and Soviet repressins than Poles where that is certenly true saw the soviet crimes and even the Geman crimes on Poles where not so enormouse as the German,Austrian nazi crimes on regular Soviet citizens or on the Jews or Gypsies.@@СтепанБеркутов
I was very lucky to be born in Western Europe (Belgium) but I remember the cold war (I'm 65 now) and I understand very well the reaction of central and eastern european countries who had to live under the joke of the USSR. With the current situation it is even strange that Russians are allowed to travel in EU countries, because of the hybrid war of Russia against the West, including spying, cyber attacks and disinformation.
The USSR liberated those countries from literal Nazi occupations. Also, everything negative you believe about the USSR are literal Nazi propaganda lies. And you never questioned those lies. Meanwhile, you blame the USSR and Russia for cold wars and hot wars started by the United States of America (the biggest enemy of humanity). It's disgusting how being a Nazi has become normal again in Europe.
There is a good reason why the Polish people may not necessarily like Russia. The times under Russian influence were absolutely terrible and right after WW2 the Russian soldiers committed so many atrocities not only in Poland but also in East Germany were almost all women were raped. They don't teach you that in school, do they? I would say normal and civilized Russian people are welcome in Poland. Unfortunately, after watching hundreds of videos on the russian 1420 Channel on YT, I now understand that those people are a small minority. Free Poland is developing quickly and becoming a prosperous society, no wonder they don't want to have anything to do with Russia.
@@ProblemSolverUS Thank you for the comment. My understanding is that you do not admit the Curzon line. In any case, it would be more honest first to return the land to Germans, and then claim the rest from Russians - actually from Ukrainians.
@@komandagleby_GB There are many places in the world that used to be part of another country but there is only one country desperately attempting to shift the border and that's your beloved russia troll.
@@ProblemSolverUS To be constructive, the past cannot be fixed, only the future is what we can change. Unfortunately, human beings are blind and stubborn, so I am very worried about the future, troll am I or not.
Sorry, but your comments sounds shallow and a little offending. Sadly, your country has long lasting tradition of toxic regimes and cruel colonial expansion and exploitation of other nations and it goes on. Poland was one of the victims. A Russian who is able to understand that will be always wellcomed. You don't like Warsaw? It's your right. But you should know, that apart from Hitler, Stalin is also responsible for destroying the city by waiting till Hiter's army devastate the city and kill 200 000 inhabitants during Warsaw Uprising. You are not responsible for that, but your attitude to your regimes counts, sorry. Forgive me for judging you too severely, because I know what kind of a country you live in.
Some Russians and Ukrainians don't know their history. They don't know what they did to the Circassians, Tatars, the Siberian Turkic people, or the Japanese people after WWII. They were sinking civilian evacuation ships for fun. Russian Far East is full of people with partial Ukrainian ancestry, because Ukrainians were the vanguards for Imperial Russian colonization...and now they're being sent to Ukraine to fight many Ukrainians who have partial Russian ancestry. The Ukrainian faction was a influential political force in Soviet Union after Stalin, yet Ukrainians now claim they were under Russian cultural and political occupation and play the victim card.
@@darbet6475From 1939 17 September Russian troops invade the Poland, they left 1993.More than half century. But this lady have bigger problem, they bank card didn't work...
@@Cezarygon These were Soviet troops, among whom were Ukrainians too, whom the Poles are now wholeheartedly helping. I am wondering, how it is possible that the Poles, who have been killed so much by the Ukrainians (see the video below), are now ready to go to war with the Russians, who, according to many American military analysts, have no interest in attacking Poland. Can you give me an answer? ruclips.net/video/luFVfcW7yAE/видео.htmlsi=Qfmysav5Lhm1iKjX
"Please do not be offended, but I did not like your city at all" How do you expect people to react to such an observation? Why did you not like Warsaw? It has many beautiful baroque buildings; in fact is more similar to St. Petersburg than Moscow. BTW, if you did not like the city "at all" how is it possible that you had "a great time "over there? I am Italian and I know that there has been bad blood between the Poles and your people and I sympathize with Russia. Having said that and knowing quite well the history of both countries, WHY did you go there? It seems to me a stupid thing to do particularly when, at the end of the video, you advised your countrymen not to go to Poland, although you admitted you were NEVER treated badly. I am sorry, but your story DOES NOT make any sense and is full of holes.
Q: "WHY did you go there? It seems to me a stupid thing to do particularly when, at the end of the video, you advised your countrymen not to go to Poland, although you admitted you were NEVER treated badly. I am sorry, but your story DOES NOT make any sense and is full of holes" A: She was under impression, having no other choice, but to go there. See, she needed a US visa for family reasons. US suspended all visa issuance in Russia, so Russians have to travel to an other country. She did not know, she could be (much) better off to travel to Belgrade, Serbia or to Ankara (Turkiye). The consular agreement between USA and Russia allows that. Instead, she felt being forced to travel to a country with 400+ years of political controversy. Little poor lady knew, the things are not as tough, as in imagination. And there is no need to travel to Warszawa if same thing can be done in Belgrade. The same goes the "other" way and if you notice in the comments Polish people are split on the topic. On my side I was never treated badly in Poland and the more I travel there, the more I like. I travel there very often because in order to reach Kaliningrad I have no choice, but transit through Poland. I did not feel any sympathy of Polish people towards my license plates (USA). Many are straight grimacing at them, sometimes even the border guards. When they learn that I am either Russian or Hungarian things improve dramatically. So my experience with Poland: the least popular country is probably US of A. But it never goes really bad, just you feel the shoulders being turned and see the grimace. Remember: if I drive my car, the word "USA" is literally written on my forehead. Even if the things are a bit different.
@@anata5127 You mean Warszawa, or USA (because I wrote about it)? I can't say much about Warszawa because I rarely, if ever transit through the capital. Cities like Torun or Krakow are nice. Even a little town like Braniewo. As far as USA... the beauty is in the eye of beholder. We eventually left it, but once in a while we visit "our" country as tourists. We are much more often in Poland and Russia than in USA lately and don't regret it. But no way I would renounce my US citizenship ever.
Warsaw is very specific, it is not for everyone. She came here in the winter, and Warsaw is not nice in the winter. Secondly she came with a lot of preconceptions and thirdly she seems completely unapologetic/ignorant about her own country aggressions. Does she know what her country has to do with the way Warsaw looks like right now? Didn't think so.
"Remember that the soul of a Russian, if not every one of them, then almost every one, is consumed by a spirit of hatred towards every free Pole and the idea of a free Poland. They are capable of great friendship and will love you sincerely and warmly, like a brother, as long as they do not sense that you are a free person at heart and that you fear their love, which is dominated by a desire to care for you-in other words, to rule over you. This is an inherent flaw in their soul, hereditary and centuries-old, due to their servitude, the Tatars, Ivan, the oprichniki, and the ancient rebellions drowned in blood. If their own freedom is unattainable, the freedom of others evokes envy and disgust. For centuries, we have been too painful an example for them, a contradiction to their own fate. I fear that much time will pass before they understand that no one and nothing, except death, can take away our right to freedom..." Józef Piłsudski
All the top comments here are full-on russophobic propaganda full of literal Nazi narratives. You are all proving her point. Your hatred is totally unjustified and Russians are the victims. People here can't even tell the difference between the USSR (the greatest country in history who liberated Poland and the rest of Europe from the Nazis) and Russia and try and use anti-Soviet Nazi propaganda to attack Russia. People here are proving once again that every single person who hates and blames Russia for problems is a literal Nazi - and knows nothing about Russia beyond Nazi propaganda. The collective West is a collective Nazi regime consumed by hatred. Not just towards Russia but all their victims, from the DPRK to Cuba to Iran to Palestine to China. The endless wars and genocides of the West ruin the planet and they will always blame their victims.
I was working in Siberia in 2013. I had to leave when my visa expired and flew out of Surgut without my interpreter. Checking in turned into a big problem when you don’t speak the same language. The person behind me didn’t speak English but knew what I needed to do. He physically went with me upstairs to check my bag, got my stub then took me back to get my boarding pass. It is nice to get help from strangers when traveling in a foreign country.
Using term 'russsophobic' by the Russian towards Poles is a huge manipulation considering all invasions, murder, subjicarion and exploitation Russia have done to Poland. So its pointless to honor this video with the response.
Considering that the Poles themselves committed genocide against Ukrainians, and atrocities in Tsarist Russia, and were not averse to profiting from the territories of their neighbors, then the Poles should not be particularly loved either
@@Searching4Silver2 Poles have humiliated, robbed and fought against Ukrainians for centuries, and during World War II, Armia Krajowa committed pure genocide against Ukrainians.
Sorry, but you're wrong about the barszcz. There always was barszcz and barszcz ukraiński here in Poland. Both soups are DIFFERENT. Normal barszcz (also called Polski or red one) is a soup based mostly on beet and its consistency is diluted to the point it's drinkable, while Ukrainian is something you probably know and think about your borschtsch HOWEVER it was called Ukrainian always since the ancient times here.
@@saarinen_east5618 Jesus is the only way to Heaven. The Bible says if you die without accepting Him as the Lord and Savior of your heart and soul you WILL go to Hell. I pray you ask Him into your heart and to save you right now, you'll be glad you did. The Bible says “that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation.” Romans 10:9-10
@@saarinen_east5618 Ukrainian barszcz is the name of soup, not statement that barszcz itself is from Ukraine. Read with understaning then reply. There are two barszcz in Poland. Barszcz and barszcz ukraiński = ukrainian barszcz. Both are different soups. We also have ruskie pierogi - Russian pierogi. And the name has nothing to do with Russia at all.
Not sure what you expected from Polish people given the history between these two nations and how Russians treated Poles during / post-war times. You can have fun, party, drink with them but once you start discussing politics and history it may get ugly. Everyone is welcomed and people are friendly unless you start pushing your agenda. That was my impression when visiting Poland. Also not sure what "feeling uncomfortable" means when, as you said, nothing happened. It was basically a scenario in your head.
Russia and Poland were part of the same nation for a very long time. They got along just fine. The Soviet Union/Bolsheviks were a multi-ethnic organization. There were Poles in that Soviet Hierarchy. In fact the founder of the NKVD was a Polish Nobleman by birth.
Russians can live in Poland too..I even know 1 or 2 and their Polish is not as good as mine but they manage. RUSSIA-phobic is not always RUSSIAN-phobic. If you need to ask why Poland dislikes Russia and some Russians, you're just being ignorant or uneducated on the matter. Poland stands for democracy and freedom compared to Russia, Russia stands for invading neighbours and subjugating them, end of story.
A phobia is an unreasonable fear. Our attitude towards Russia and its government (and possibly 80% of its population who unfortunately supports war and Putin) is not unreasonable. They give us reasons.
Your information field is 80-95% controlled by Western Soros foundations and a bunch of globalists from the USA. As a Russian, I am not at all interested in the Balts being under our boots! (Stalin was a Georgian of a different opinion, like Hitler’s ideology), Putin also believes in building a multipolar world after the collapse of the USSR, realizing that in the fight against Western colonialism only the unity of allied states defending their sovereignty, the national interests of the people and the state, such as Viktor Orban together with Hungary and others. Why doesn't he bend to the European Union? Because this obviously contradicts the interests of his state. Everyone who bends to America in one way or another has no opinion and regrets it later.. On your television they will also not say why the Yankees are such scoundrels, that they are now, through their puppet rulers in the European Union, completely ruining the industrial base in Europe and moving production to the USA forcibly. They are also pushing Europeans to go to war with the Russians, just as they once sponsored Hitler! Their debt obligations are growing by trillions of $$$ every year and in order to have a reason to write them off, Biden and his bankers need a BIG war in Europe. Therefore, including on your Western TV, they pump you up with Russophobia, so that when the opportunity is convenient for them, they can manipulate you - send you to fight the Russians and liberate them from “dictator Putin”... thank you, we went through democratization in the 90s (with the complete collapse of the country and sovereignty !), just like Ukraine screwed up with Vicky Nuland’s cookies and survived the Maidan...The Poles/Fins and other Balts should sit quietly and then no one would even think of attacking you, you joined NATO when Russia could not object to its destroyed economy. Finland and Sweden in NATO do not particularly worry us - the population of all of Finland is less than one Russian city of St. Petersburg. 😅 Either you live neutrally like Canada 🇨🇦 towards the states (satellite of the USA) in relation to the Russians..or the Russians will have a reason to respond if your politicians, such as the paddling pool Macron, lead armies against Putin and the Russians.. No need to play Russian roulette like Zelensky, a drug addict.😢
There is a bigger picture as well. Maybe your reasons are justified. Maybe not. Maybe 80% of "us" (now wearing my Russian hat, not the American and not the Hungarian) do support what you say (I am carefully avoiding the word "war", notice that!). Or maybe not. It is not that hard to figure out, one way or the other: more communication! Besides, with more communication you would have more chance to convince "us" that "we" are dead wrong. The opposite is also true: hell knows, maybe I convince you, that there is nothing better than Russia. I, too, need one thing to do that: meet with you. Now step back and decide for yourself: who did cut off all communication and make the travel for people as hard as possible both ways? As far as I see: the sanctions (esp. the travel sanctions) are incredibly easy to break. I travel back and forth, have no or little restrictions and observe. The poor lady who made this clip was suffering merely due her inexperience, not because it is impossible. You may remember the idiotic logic like "travel is luxury, why not prohibit Russians to travel?". Same logic was expressed multiple times by Zelensky himself and Ursula. (Do we "LOVE" them both!). Than the story behind the confiscation of cars. This is illegal, by the way. If you go back you see the roots: the people around Victoria Nuland. She is the undersecretary of State and a known neo-con. Why did Biden chose a hawkish neo-con to be his undersecretary of State escapes me. The rest of the story (Zelensky, Ursula, cars with Russian plates, partial suspension of Schengen, etc.) is just revolving around her. Luckily she will be gone soon (thanks to elections!) and let's see, maybe sound logic will prevail. Anyway: without contacts, travel and trade on all levels people get isolated and going to be stewed in own pot. And guess what will happen on higher level: they of course still trade with Russia - on their own level, behind of curtains. See Estonia. Isn't it corruption? They can - but we can't?
What reasons? If you think that, you don't understand what is going on in Ukraine, don't know all facts behind it, and you only believe in antirussian propaganda. Of course we have difficult history with Russia and USSR (but as you may know, its authorities were not only Russians, but Ukrainians or Jews as well), but we also have difficult history with Germany, and yet, now we are in one alliance with them, and we trade with them. Things change, but polish russophobia is still cultivated.
@@komandagleby_GB I think it doesn't matter. It was attacked and conquered by Moscow located regime. And no, it's not Ukrainian only but also Belarusian and Lithuanian. So what? Poland has no territorial claims towards its neighbors. Neither have Belarus, Lithuania or Ukraine.
@@PointBlank-nl5pf Yes it was. However Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was not ruled by Polish Kings then but by Hungar King Batory followed by Swedish Vladislaus and they had ridiculous ambitions concerning Russian throne. Long, long time ago.
By definition phobia is an irrational, unrealistic and persistent anxiety disorder. By that definition Poland (and other neighbours) are NOT Russophobic - because their fears and anxieties are not unrealistic or irrational - rather they are rational and realistic given the historical and current behavior of Russia towards their neighbours. Why would you be surprised that Poles don't like Russians and you don't feel welcome? Face it, rightly or wrongly, fairly or unfairly - people express their views because in their minds you represent all that is bad about Russia.
@@Robert_z_Wwy We apologized for Katyn and the invasion of Poland. In Russia, Katyn was recognized as a war crime by the Soviet Union in 2010. The most interesting thing is that this was recognized even in the Soviet Union itself during the period of democratization of the regime in 1989, if I remember exactly.
@@AstralLice83 IRONIC. After that you killed our president Lech Kaczynski, that was visiting for 70th Katyn anniversary and didnt give out the crashed plane for years. Fucking animals.
The US regime starts a proxy war and you blame Russia. You also blamed Iraq. And Afghanistan. And Syria. And Iran. And Vietnam. And North Korea. And Cuba. And China. You have a culture of hatred and war and you will always put the blame on the countries you attack and call them the aggressor. And every democratic and free society that you don't like is called a dictatorship. You are the bad guys. But you don't even realize it because you are too consumed by hatred and never even question the obvious lies you are being told. All the top comments here are full-on russophobic propaganda full of literal Nazi narratives. You are all proving her point. Your hatred is totally unjustified and based on obvious disinformation that you never questioned (because you are russophobic). People here can't even tell the difference between the USSR (the greatest country in history who liberated Poland and the rest of Europe from the Nazis) and Russia and try and use anti-Soviet Nazi propaganda to attack Russia. People here are proving once again that every single person who hates and blames Russia for problems is a literal Nazi - and knows nothing about Russia beyond Nazi propaganda. The collective West is a collective Nazi regime consumed by hatred. Not just towards Russia but all their victims, from the DPRK to Cuba to Iran to Palestine to China. The endless wars and genocides of the West ruin the planet and they will always blame their victims.
The so-called russophobia was amazing to see.. You almost couldn't walk on the street, without being hurled at with words and objects. It must have been a living nightmare. At several points, it almost seemed like you wouldn't make it out alive
The russophobia exists, DO NOT try to deny it. Only a moron brought up with US propaganda would believe that. The f... British Tennis Association banned Russian players from Wimbledon two years ago! I know Eastern European history VERY WELL and I know that most Poles dislike/hate the Russians. However, she is a liar who likes to present herself as a victim. In fact, she admitted she was NEVER treated badly.
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Now there's an idea who's time has come. Not making it out alive that is.
I have polish friends here in Germany, a family! And once, when the war in 2022 started, i spoke with them a bit longer about it. And i would like to add, that yes correctly, it’s a russophobia existing because of the long history, but even more, i think, many people define russophobia as a kind of hatred, but it’s not hatred, it’s really a pure feeling of fear, that they could be invaded…
Ruskie pierogi przybyły do polski z chin przez Ruś Kijowską w 13 wieku.Nazywają się "Ruskie" od Rusinów którzy je w Polsce spopularyzowali.Nazwa ta nie ma nic wspólnego z dzisiejszą Rosją bo w tamtym okresie nazywaliśmy ją państwem lub księstwem moskiewskim.Dopiero w 18 wieku zaczęliśmy mówić Imperium Rosyjskie.
Ruskie pierogi means actually ruthenian. Some overzealous producers recently renamed them to ukrainian, which is idiotic. Just yesterday, while shopping, I saw these "Ukrainian" dumplings and I said: Oh, there are no Ruthenian dumplings, so thank you! Generally, I got the impression that you consider Poles to be russophobic based on official statistics, without having encountered any manifestations of hostility towards Russians. The behavior of hotel staff in Warsaw probably corresponds to the behavior of staff in Moscow hotels towards Russians from Zamkadye.
It sounds like you were treated very well in Poland, and that the phobia may have come from within yourself. Not to be disrespectful to you. I am sure it is not easy to go places where you know it is true that people there have a negative opinion of your country. The Russian girl that cuts my hair was afraid to visit her hometown a few months back, out of her fear of what people there now think of Americans, so i can understand and respect your fesr.
Invading your neighboring countries and committing war crimes every day and then complaining that people don't like you. That's what I call cognitive dissonance.
The US regime starts a proxy war and you blame Russia. You also blamed Iraq. And Afghanistan. And Syria. And Iran. And Vietnam. And North Korea. And Cuba. And China. You have a culture of hatred and war and you will always put the blame on the countries you attack and call them the aggressor. And every democratic and free society that you don't like is called a dictatorship. You are the bad guys. But you don't even realize it because you are too consumed by hatred and never even question the obvious lies you are being told. All the top comments here are full-on russophobic propaganda full of literal Nazi narratives. You are all proving her point. Your hatred is totally unjustified and based on obvious disinformation that you never questioned (because you are russophobic). People here can't even tell the difference between the USSR (the greatest country in history who liberated Poland and the rest of Europe from the Nazis) and Russia and try and use anti-Soviet Nazi propaganda to attack Russia. People here are proving once again that every single person who hates and blames Russia for problems is a literal Nazi - and knows nothing about Russia beyond Nazi propaganda. The collective West is a collective Nazi regime consumed by hatred. Not just towards Russia but all their victims, from the DPRK to Cuba to Iran to Palestine to China. The endless wars and genocides of the West ruin the planet and they will always blame their victims.
Poland is not the most Russophobic country in the world. This title has to go to the three Baltic States. But fact is that several, probably the majority of ex Soviet Republics do not like to be friend with Russia. And also, mostly it is not that people dislike people from Russia personally. However, in the end it does not really matter who is on top of that list. In a few simple words, you, no your government has tarnished Russia's reputation for decades.
Мне кажется, мы больше ждем, что к нам будут относиться русофобски, потому что наша пропаганда, наше правительство к этому науськивает. Типа: "Смотрите, весь мир против нас!" И даже если какие-то люди в Еропе или даже Украине имеют предубеждение к русским, они все равно отнесутся к русским ЦИВИЛИЗОВАННО, а именно дружелюбно и этично, потому что это... ну, просто нормальное человеческое поведение в обществе. В общем, чтобы не получать негатив, не надо его искать или проявлять.
It IS true that Russians are often perceived in a negative manner. Mostly in western Europe. In slavic countries of Eastern and Southern Europe, even if there are strong anti-Russian beliefs in a lot of the population, there is more of a cultural bond, so it is easier to bypass the political aspect. But of course, if you want an easy way out, you can always denounce your heritage, Putin, etc. Self-hating Russians are pretty easily accepted.
Наше правительство вовсе не говорит о том, что весь мир против нас, потому что это не так. Весь западный мир, а это где-то сорок стран. А насчёт русофобии в Прибалтийских странах вы не слышали?
@@elenaweintoegl4064 слышал, но не сталкивался) Повторюсь, потому что большинство людей цивилизованные и не проявляют свой негатив. А наше правительство не забыло упомянуть, что эта русофобия как раз из-за его действий?!
@@bubblegum6076 Русофобия всегда была, только скрытая, а сейчас она вырвалась наружу. Россия не прогнулась, не стала марионеткой гегемона, поэтому её и ненавидят. Как же так - остальные страны, например, все страны ЕС, пляшут под дудку «Аль Капоне «, а она нет.
A phobia is an anxiety disorder, defined by a persistent and excessive fear of an object or situation - but this just precausions, we didn't forgot or alter our history lessons to fit our desires. It's just reality.
@@ivangoran4461 I , do I need show you talks with people from Moscow which tell that we should be nuked, killed all ? Maybe you already forgot Katyń or Ribbentrop - Mołotow packt? Years passed, nothing changed.
I'm surprised that you often visit European Union countries. Also, you are applying for an American visa. You inform everyone about it and express your views. Then you return to your country without fear. You must have friends in high places... and maybe an interesting job...
The Russian authorities usually don't chase people who make critical videos in English that is for international viewers, because most of Russians don't speak English anyway so it won't have a big influence on the public opinion in Russia. If she made the videos in Russian, she would definitely have problems, even for saying "war" about the war in Ukraine.
@@dominikhorvath8076yeah right, mate. Most russians learn English from elementary school and up until the last grade. And nobody gets prosecuted for visiting or talking about Europe. Unless they're openly supporting Ukraine. Which isn't what any reasonal person would do.
Why we should like Russia maybe because of Katyn, maybe for sending Poles to Syberia or maybe for being under Russia influance till 1989 and finally maybe we should love them for invading Ukraine. Still I no wonder why we are against Russia.
Katyn killings was ordered by Georgian Stalin. Who was a brutal dictator. Not to mention that was the Soviet Union, which Ukraine was also part of. Should you fear Ukraine because of that??
@@Michael-it6gbStandard bla-bla lies. Stalin rules from Moscow like a tzar, the same way like ruled (german) Catherine 150 years before. Russians can ignore nacionality of its tzar, but he have to act like russian.
"Ruskiye pierogi" means "Ruthenian pierogi" - not for Russia but Ruthenia (nowadays in Western UA). By the way, statement that Poles hate Russians is such a bold simplification - sounds like a qoute from Soloviov...
What а nonsense. If this referred to Rusyns, and not Russians, it would be called “Rusinskie pierogi”. "Russkiye" is translated precisely as Russian, not Ruthenian. There is no need to fantasize and come up with nonsense.
@@verafaith5961you're talking nonsense. Ruskie pierogi come from Western Ukraine and derived from Polish word "Ruś" . This is how the Polish language historians explain the name of this meal.
17:50 You "felt a little bit uncomfortable in Poland right now". Let me share my feeling with you - I was in Moscow before the war and "I felt a little bit uncomfortable in Russia then". Maybe "right now" I would feel comfortable? What do you think?
I live in Poland and have Ukrainian and Russian friends - I don't know anyone who is 'Russophobic'. Of course there are historical resentments and current fears of invasion but people know the difference between normal people and murderous dictators. Next time visit my home town Krakow.
@@EpizodBG Yeah, of course. it's well known that Biden get rid of political opponents putting them in Jail on Alasca Peninsula where they drop dead. And that Clinton became President sending FBI to blow some residential buildings in order to get more support. And that Obama sent killers to serve Litvinienko plutonium tea. Every day we see American Businessmen falling from high windows if they only disagree with Biden. You are perfectly right.
Yeah... until I read the comments, I treated the Poles with much more respect... the same zombies washed up with propaganda and lies like the Ukrainians Well, its source is the same...
If you want to be taken seriously, don't use the word "russophobic", not even jokingly. It is used exclusively in Russian propaganda and heavily associated with it. Also, having negative opinion of Russia is not the same as having negative opinion of Russian people (ie. being "russophobic"!). So you are drawing wrong conclusions from the statistics you referred. That said, many Russians support their government's policies or feel indifferent about it, so it's not like "russophobia" is totally unfounded. Personally I have a slightly negative attitude towards any random Russian, until he/she proves my prejudices wrong. I wasn't always like this. I was totally neutral about Russians before the EXTRA SPECIAL MILITARY OPERATION TURBO EDITION. Things changed..
From my experience in Poland, everyone I met had normal attitudes toward Russians. I talked with a lot of people about so many things. The only European country I visited and found anti-Russian sentiments was in Hungary, many years ago. I met people there with very strong anti-Russian sentiments. They were also a little disappointed with the United States for not saving them, under Soviet domination. This is why the situation with Orban today is so counter-intuitive. I hear he was he used to be strongly anti-Russian himself and only changed in recent years after visiting Moscow and Beijing and then receiving Russian investment and gas supply. Hungarians are a unique people in Europe but their anger toward Russia stems from brutal suppression under Soviet domination. They told me that literally every Hungarian stood against them and Russia overwhelmed them with massive military force. They tell me Russia had listening posts and microphones hidden everywhere to catch and abduct Hungarians who said anything that did not like.
thats strange. i am from hungary and we all have high appreciation of russian people and culture. what you heard is probably a "fear" as a result of 1956.
As a Hungarian, I would say you are right. As other Central and Easter European nations, we had been oppressed by Russia for 45 years, so anti-Russian sentiment was exist 20-30 years ago, but it was not so strong. Orban had the sentiment change towards Russia. Because Russia is not a liberal country, it became idolized by far-rights. Hungary has become a very far-right country under Orban's regime. As a liberal Hungarian, I would say I Am not agaist Russians, I Am only agaist Putin, and his oppressive regime. I would like to see a free, and less chauvinistic Russia in the future. The avarege Russians do not understand Us, Europeans, They do not accept their historical responsibilities.
@@andraskleistenes8586 Yeapp, i do speak in my name, based on experience of my friends from every side. I am also liberal, and i also even dont want to say anything about Putin, etc. I think russian mind is simply different than hungarian or european, and keeping together a huge continent-like country is a different task than keep entertained some hungarians and others who are enjoying their western life where the bigest problem is who is a man or a woman. Putin is wrong by OUR standards (probably...), but also 5billion people in the world is totally fed up with western colonialism and hypocracy. Easy trigger...
@@larsgreen4292 14 millions out of 110M (12,7%). 7 millions Ukrainians (16,3% of total 1940 population). 2,25 millions Belarussians (25,3% of total 1940 population). 6 millions Poles (17% of total 1939 population) Dont you dare teaching us that they suffered the most.
@@bazejwyrwas6920 statistics you came up with is a very interesting but the most interesting things that seems to me you are Polish and I did not believe a single word coming out of Polish mouth you guys deserve what you got.
@@larsgreen4292 xDDDDDDD I also came up with Ukrainian and Belarussian casualtes, and I could came with any of the central or eastern europe or Soviet republic casualties and conclusion would be the same. russians weren't only one that died in ww2. It has nothing to believing on someone's word because it is statistics that you can verify in like 5 minutes. But the more comedic thing to me is you watching a propagandist video about how russophobic is Poland (which even if it would be true, it has reasons to be true) and you bring up with polonophobic, hateful speech. GTFO hypocryte.
@@InternetSearchBibleErrors What makes You think that way? Check the world tourism data on external tourism spending in 2021. Russia was 6th globally if I'm not mistaken. Lots of Russians travel abroad on their will, is it such a shocking fact?
The name pierogi ruskie comes from the Red Ruthenia/Ruś Czerwona (now the territory of eastern Poland and western Ukraine). Some people started calling them Ukrainian. But it's silly because the name has nothing to do with Russia, if so we would call them pierogi rosyjskie😂😂😂
Lmao. Rossija is the way Greeks called Rus'. They just didn't have letter U, so they used O and added IA in the end like they did with any other countries name. "Ruthenia" is just Latin way of writing it. But as Russia now the same way Rus' back then was Orthodox State, that's why the Greek version of the name is used officially. Because Russians are not Catholics and never was. So stop using Latin name to support your western imperialist intentions.
Btw, since your ignorance is palpable I must add that rossijane is any citizens of Russia since it is multinational state. For the ethnic Russians term russkie are used. Which is exactly the same as you wrote it. So, you just proved the fact that Rus', and Russia is the same thing. Like if it wasn't obvious for someone. Also it would be odd to call any food Rossijskaja. Imagine calling this way Chack-Chack or something like that.
See, you couldn't avoid it even here. I blame western education. There was no reason to explain why Russian food is called Russian. @@lilauhewfnvuhnefhvne
I am so bored abt yr problems in Poland, that I immy escaped fm this channel. Go to yr favourite country i.e RuSSia, I suggest, and stay threre for ever. RuSSia is the best place to live, for all people loving to stay in lousy place.
17:50 about Pierogi. I don't know if you were ever been into a "Bar Mleczny" but since the arrival of refugees most of the cooks I saw were ukranian women, so the pierogi were different than used to just two years ago, now are bigger and "ukranian style".
Also, there are "Russ Pierogies " not Russian (nothing to do with Moscow )- but come from "Red Russ" after added to Poland, by "Kazimierz the Great" today Volhyn/Lwow regions. So definitely more connected with Ukraine.
It's called "ruskie pierogi"another one it's "salatka ruska", not big deal for me. My favourite are pierogi z kapusta, delicious with a cup of barcz@@JacekBoczarski-qo7xe
@@GeorgeGy really? I mean the one with mayonnaise, boiled peeled potatoes and carrots, green peas, some black pepper & salt, some vinegar and small fermented pickles. Some add also ham (prosciutto) or smoked salmon.
@@BurninVinyl Exactly. Not even ingredients are 100% correct. You do not need vinegar. Carrots are debatable, but OK. You will need boiled eggs and some sort of meat. And fresh cucumbers as well. The bastardized "Olivier" (this is how it is called in Russia) needs some sort of sausage, but people strongly prefer chicken meat. Than it is called "Stolichny" salad. I may try salmon next time, but first time heard about it. Vinegar is never used. The quality of mayo is very important. Ideally one should make it at home. If not, buy French or from former USSR. A random from grocery store (outside of France or former USSR) won't do any good.
@schaedelmartin6452 pathetic that U all grow up thinking your sexual orientation is what defines you. You think saying their gay will somehow make me feel bad but I don't care of there scared fine but Warsaw is in Poland so a Russian who is in Poland why? Gay people can love in Russia but if Ur gonna go around shouting Ur gay then yeah gonna have trouble. But your a human being your sexual orientation doesn't define who U are. Tour a human being. Already brainwashed by this deviant fallen society.
@@oljackie35 my comment was removed. It's okay to keep your crappy comments. Your sexuality doesn't define who U are. Your human being don't let society turn U into deviant
Gaspodina Svetlana, tell your people to act like Hungarians or any other small and friendly county then everybody, including Polish people going to like you guaranteed!😁 Under one condition; no more conquest and agression on your neighbours. In case it doesn't work, talk to Canadians, they are also a large country, and seem not to invade noone.
It seems to me that a significant part of my compatriots do not display Russophobic attitudes against Russians themselves, including those who live in Poland (though of course there will always be one or another asshole nationalist or racist). But a significant number of my compatriots are also allergic to Russia as a state - authoritarian, not honoring treaties, aggressive and defiant, and at the same time remaining outside the norms of basic civilizational comforts for its citizens. So is Poland Russophobic? Yes, Russophobic towards Putin's Russia, just as it was Russophobic towards the Tsars and Bolsheviks who oppressed us.
the polish attitude towards the russians stems from the attack on poland for criticising the attack on ukraine, the attack on ukraine itself, and the recent period in which poland was forcibly pushed into stalin's communism, which had previously attacked poland together with germany. communism destroyed poland, which was able to rebuild with the west
I like russians btw and I wish you a pleasant stay in poland, if you have seriously encountered someone who has insulted you just because you are Russian, I am very sorry and I do not support such people either, but some people have their heads messed up by the media, but they are a handful, those who believe everything they are told, but they are everywhere
If so, then disband NATO and there will be no tanks. But no, you aim missiles at our cities and did it before Ukraine. You surround our country and did it before Ukraine. All those actions that happen are caused by your actions. You threaten the safety of our children and expect us to leave it just like that. No, we won't leave it. And your children will not live in safety.
Yeah, right. Democracy. You can't touch it, neither taste it. And there's no signs of it in Poland. And I bet you won't even be able to formulate what this word means and how its general definition applies to Poland in current day. And yet - for you it's wonderful.
Russia has also renamed their cities, St Petersburg-Petrograd-Leningrad-St Petersburg, Tsaritsyn-Stalingrad-Volgograd, etc. No I think you don't realize what Putin has done to Eastern Europe.
I am from Eastern Europe, a Moldovan from Republic of Moldova. Please enlighten me, what has Russia done to Moldova ? Liberated us from Ottoman 300 year slavery in 1800, liberated us from Nazis during WW2 and built up universities, schools, hospitals and entire cities during USSR. Why are you speaking on behalf of Eastern Europe ?
@@Goorood Same for Bulgaria. During USSR was built more than 3400 dams, 90% of thermal power plant and a nuclear powe rplant with a project for a second , starting in the mid-eighties. But he meant what Putin has done. Well, apart from providing cheap resources for the whole of Europe, which subsidy provided the economic development of Europe, i don't know anything elsе.
@@Goorood Yep, have the Russians been good for Moldova, Moldova was given by the Ottomans to Russia by the Treaty of Bucharest, 1812. In 1871 the Russians tried Russification. To be honest, Moldova was in the nasty position of being caught between Russia and Romania. You don't mention the deportations in the 1940s or the executions by the Soviets before and after German/Romanian occupation, after the Soviets finally succeeded in incorporating Moldova In 1946-1947, at least 216,000 deaths and about 350,000 cases of dystrophy were accounted by historians in the Moldavian SSR alone. In 1944-53, there were several anti-Soviet resistance groups in Moldova; however the NKVD and later MGB managed to eventually arrest, execute or deport their members. Of course everything was lovely in Moldova as the Soviets imported thousands of Russians into parts of Moldova and of course once the Soviet Empire broke up wasn't there a nasty little war where now rhere is a Russian puppet of Transnistria. Thank you for your insight but I doubt you can speak for Eastern Europe either. I have used copy and paste as my typing very slow.
@@EpizodBG Putin providing cheap resources, no they were supplied at market prices. You fail to mention that he invaded Ukraine and Europe has weaned itself of his "Cheap resources". As far as Bulgaria is concerned I am sure they became Independent of Russia when the Soviet Empire went down. Over the years from 1912 (The first Balkan War) Bulgaria has been sliced and diced. The Soviets did presumably build all those dams but at what cost to the population, I note that some hundreds of thousands of ethnic Turks were kicked or left in 1980s. As above when Bulgaria had the chance they rejected the Soviets and became Independent. It is now a member of the EU and NATO. I forgot the mention the various executions by the NKVD after 1944.
@@phann860 The resources that Putin provided were at a very low price. And this was very clearly seen when they stopped, Europe went into recession and Germany began to de-industrialize. We did not "become independent" when USSR fell, our sovereignty was limited yes, but the ties with the West were never interrupted, and we determined the internal policy! Now we have Zero sovereignty, everything is decided in the american embassy, even the ruling cabinet is appointed there! We have been sliced and diced by the Western countries! Everything was built in the name of the people, so that we have water, that we have electricity, that we have roads, because before that we had 'almost nothing! When the turks began to 'raise their heads' for secession of territories, the borders were open and anyone who wanted could move to Turkey. But when they saw how badly they were treated by their 'brothers in blood' many turks returned back home. As above, we have not rejected the Soviets, in fact at the first "pro-democracy" protests, people wanted more socialism. Now we are members of NATO and the EU, but no one askd us if we wanted it or not, there was no referendum! I don't know what these "executions by the NKVD" are, maybe you mean the so called People's Court, which was held at the insistence of America and UK. The same courts existed in all countries occupied be Germany during WWII!
I'm Polish and I like Russia from afar. The further away Russia is from Poland the more I like it. When Russia is my neighbour I don't appreciate it at all. ;)
@@viktoriyasapiezyna5538 Exactly. There's nothing interesting for Russians here in Poland, so could you just forget about us/ignore us/leave us alone once and for all, please?
I dislike people that discriminate folk for their nationality. We are all individuals wherever we are from. I am not so stupid as to believe that each of us represents our respective governments' opinions and actions. I am a Scot and have lived in Poland for 22 years. Thankfully I have rarely had any problems with racism.
Russians understand very well what Putin is doing, so there is no excuse for saying, I am not responsible, or I did not know. Russians just progress as always while their soldiers and also Ukrainians are killed. So no Russians anymore in Western countries until they sent Putin Regime to hell forever. Siberia seems to be a proper destination for Russians, cold and trees everywhere.
Dear Svetlana. I have the impression that you brought your belief about Poland as the most Russophobic country in the world from Russia. There's nothing we can do about it in Poland, although you can be sure that if you come to Poland again she will be safe. We in Poland have no problem with the Russians, we just don't understand why you attack "friendly" nations. If Russian soldiers, who are Russians after all, they would behave towards Ukrainians as you do at the airport in Warsaw, I think you could get an American visa in St. Petersburg, and your bank cards would work throughout Europe. Judge for yourself whether I am a Russophobe - I am sure of one thing - I am Polish.
Poland and polish people have every right to hate russians for what they did for them historically. It is perfectly justified and understandable. At least until Russia recognizes and apologizes for the crimes against Poland. And I am russian.
In Poland we have Polish borscht, which is a different soup from the one you know (it doesn't have pieces of vegetables floating in it and is usually with small dumplings filled with meat or served with a croquette). We simply call this soup borscht. Ukrainian borscht is not a name from the war between Russia and Ukraine, it's just how this soup has always been called in Poland. We simply live closer to Ukraine, so if you have some dishes in common, we take the name from where it's closer. And dumplings are called Ruthenian, not Russian, and they come from the name of the Red Ruthenia region, which for centuries was part of Poland. This has nothing to do with any anti-Russian attitude. Greetings to a beautiful woman!
Polish will never forget how the Russian Soviet Union occupied their country. All the neighboring countries feel the same, with the exception of some wanna-be dictator countries like in Hungary.
I'm from Russia, i live in Ufa, it's close to Ural region, i have been to Poland twice and i would say that this country is really nice. People didn't blame and judje me for being russian, treated me well, some helped me to translate menu in cafe. Polish people were more open to me than in Belarus, Armenia and Kazakhstan) My trips in Warsaw, Krakow, Wieliczka and Zlotoryja were great, i would really like to visit Poland again.
When it comes to the name "ruskie pierogi", even Poles talk nonsense. "Ruskie" does not mean "Russian", but Ruthenian. Ruś or Ruthenia is divided into white (today's Belarus) and red (today's Ukraine). For centuries, Ruthenia, as part of the Lithuanian duchy, was part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Yeah, I about fell off my chair when I first read some restaurant(s) did that in '22 or '23! Such an embarrassing lack of knowledge (seasoned with no common sense)! [EDIT: I mean the ostentatious dropping of the name in some restaurant(s) that was reported.] For any foreigners here, the adjective "ruski" also depicts anything Russian in informal Polish (as opposed to the formal "rosyjski"), much like "Russkie" has been used in informal English. It's been so for at least few tens of years (I'm not knowledgeable of the exact timelines here) with the formal and basic meaning of the adjective "ruski" still pertaining to all things Ruthenian (as in the Rus') though. That must've confused the restaurateur(s) but is not a mitigating factor at all.
Of course, Russia is the most wonderful country in the world. Peaceful and loving. They never had to invade anyone because all of the neighboring countries just beg Russia if they could become part of Russia.
I mean in Poland we hate Putin, Russian politics and our difficult history with Russia for last 500 years. We don't hate people alone, but sometimes it's hard to look at russians in a friendly way when Russia is attacking Ukraine, knowing we could be next
If you think people are arrogant to you, perhaps you are arrogant yourself. I have had a transfer in Moscow during my trip to Thailand. Security officers were so rude to everyone, doesn’t really matter what’s your nationality. However I met many cool Russians and being friends with them. They live peacefully in Poland and like it here. As a Warsawian I can tell no one cares who you are. We are too busy to think whom to like or whom to hate. Also, you recommend russian people do not go to Poland in English. Why in English? You guys speak English to each other now?
Svetlana, Poland has a bad history with Russia. Their country was partitioned in 1795 by Russia, Prussia (now Germany) and Austria. Poles remained under Russian occupation until 1918. The Polish language was banned and Poles were persecuted for speaking their language.
I wonder what has happened in the Prussian (German) and Austrian parts - was that history also bad or only with Russia? How it was there with the Polish language? I know only the Russian part of being guilty but not much about the others.
I should check the status of the Hawaiian language in the XX century or the Irish language in the XIX century. Just in case I should check how it was with the Polynesian language in Tahiti.
@@komandagleby_GBThe Germans admitted their guilt and appologized. In the Austrian zone Polish was the official language and the language of instruction in schools. It's only Russia that constantly tries to deny it's crimes towards us and insists we are the problem.
@@komandagleby_GB How does the situation with Hawai'ian cancel the crimes Russia has committed against us? We don't need to talk about everyone else's experience to be allowed to talk about our own.
I don't think they are russophobic but more angered by the latest actions of russia and putin. I myself would love to get to know russia and its culture a lot more. But with Putin at the top, it'll be impossible.
Poles being russophobic is an extremely propagandistic statement. You're better than that. Citizens in ALL post-soviet countries just understand that Russia undeniably has a predatory past when it comes to dealing with their neighbours. How could they not when most families had at least some of their family members sent to Siberia and everyone had to fight forced russification of their nations. It's called realism. Not a phobia.
Dear Svetlana, good to know that you did not encounter any problems in Poland. But be not mistaken, Poland is not the "most russophobic country". Most countries near Russia are like that, including mine (Czechia). When your country invades its neighbors, murders civilians and commits horrific crimes, you should not be surprised by such attitudes. Of course, I am not blaming you personally. I think you are a good person and I guess you made a good decision to leave Russia. Good luck in America 🍀
I think it's good to read guidebooks, historical books, and curiosities before coming to Poland as a tourist. Borscht is also a 100% Polish dish. Borscht was traditionally made from an acidified plant called "borscht", we have many types of borscht. These are often holiday soups, made from rye, wheat and plant leavens. The roots go back to the Middle Ages. Ukrainian borscht is also a Polish dish, it comes from the area of "Ukraine", which in the times of the Polish kingdom was located between Podolia and Zaporozhye. In other words, "borderland" borscht. RUSKIE pierogi is also a traditional Polish dish, but it does not mean "Russian" or "Ukrainian" but "Ruthenian" - it comes from the areas of the indigenously Polish, Lechite tribes - the so-called Czerwień or Grody Czerwieńskie - and later Red Ruthenia. They were very popular in these areas, hence their name. In addition, we have many names of countries in our traditional dishes that are not known in the countries that bear this name :) For example, Lithuanian cold soup or Hungarian pie :) The names often come from the countries from which we imported products unusual for medieval Poland, for example example, paprika from Hungary. :) And Poland is not Russophobic. Poles have repeatedly supported and even built Russia. We have many distinguished names who developed Russia. Our concerns mainly concern the old times, when Poland was occupied by totalitarian regimes. We have the same feelings towards Germany, Ukraine, Russia, Austria, Prussia and other countries that have harmed us. Regards !
As a Canadian I visited Poland a few years ago. I loved the food, culture, history, museums, architecture and that i can speak Russian to older people and English to younger people. I loved Warsaw especially. Poland felt like I arrived home. I am looking forward to travel to Russia sometime.
Why the H*LL would you want to visit a country that is 1. A dictatorship that imprisons or kills people for speaking against war or refusing to fight in the war? 2. Where there’s no free speech? 3. a dictatorship that is killing Ukrainians?? 4. Why would you add money to their war chest which = more BOMBS which will be used to KILL more innocent Ukrainians including CHILDREN!?? Disgusting!!!
@@benjamincresswell3713 there is so much to see and learn from Russia just as Poland was. My heritage is from the Pre Soviet time and I feel it calls me. Watching expats on you tube from North America and elsewhere who now live in Russia, it is not a bad place as the west makes it out to be. It is worth the visit. Talking with Russian friends who live in Canada who plan on moving back to Russia makes me feel that Russia is OK.
Hey Svetlana don't feel bad, I am polish living abroad and when I visit Poland I find them to be very rude for no reason at all I guess It's polish "welcome"
Québec's national dish is literally called, "poutine." There was talk of changing the name to "Zelensky" (I'm not joking) but then people said, let him (V. Putin) change his name, not our famous dish LOL. I also think people would have had a hard time spelling it... I really enjoyed you telling of your encounters. 👍
I refuse to call "pierogi ruskie" as pierogi "ukraińskie". It's a traditional Polish dish coming from a region in first Polish republic called "województwo ruskie". It has nothing to do with Moscow's Russia.
I am often in the car line between Poland and Russia, on the "noman's land". There are usually Russians living in Europe, sometimes people from Belarus and Ukraine. After few minutes political disputes start. Names like Zelensky or Putin rarely if ever mentioned. Instead, everyone is talking about Ursula and Orbán. There is something special about them, I guess.
Hi I am italian living in Poland I lived in Warsaw for some years.The polish are really not open for foreigners.I watch the video because I was interested in that feeling. I think that in general that you are complaining quite a lot I feel that your follower might enjoy more if you add less complain.
Hi. I don't think we are rusophobic. We are just rusorealistic. My grand-grandfather was killed in Katyn. His wife died in Siberia (age 40). What can I say? I would like to forget this terrible history, but Russia causing the war does not help. I'm happy that you're normal and friendy person. Cheers from Poland!
With the bleach not only the hair may be gone ... As if she hadn't heard ab. the EU sanctions for Russia due to the Russia's brutal war of aggression against Ukraine. Of course, what Poles think about Russians, especially ab. the Russian government and its propaganda, not ab. all the Russians as a nation - it is Russorealism - not Russophobia. Phobia is defined as hatred that is irrational. The Poles are absolutely rational in their judgment about Russians based on historical facts. So, definitely not a phobia - just realism.
Hello Svetlana, the problem is your strange and brutal government. If your own personality is good, no one has a problem with you. Unless someone has been brainwashed by Russian television, they know what is going on in Ukraine. You will have a great time and are very welcome
When the SMO was on for 5 months, there was a female Russian tourist who was in a beach city in my country she shouted back angrily "How you dare cussing the president of my country" to a local saying to her "F*ck Putin".
Poles who really think don't hate anybody. We understand that there are good and evil people everywhere, in Russia, in Poland, in Germany, in Ukraine, in USA and so on. Yeah, we remember Katyń, but we remeber also Wołyń and Auschwitz, we remember Stalin, Hitler as well as Bandera. But it doesn't really matter from country you are. What matters is are you a man of good will, a peacefull man or not. Take care!
I’m just curious to discover why she’s always whinging. An out of touch elite; I really don’t understand what’s the point. She complains about Poland then in the next praises them . Wacko!!! I’m afraid she’s Russian and right now it’s not very smart to visit with Russia threatening these countries.. What’s the go with this American fiancée never see him. BORING AS HELL
I have the impression that most of the uncomfort came from expecting hostility rather than the actual experiences. Only if you admitted in conclusion that the experience was surprisingly not bad at all, despite feeling uncomfortable from just being a russian in a russophobic country, i think there would be way less negativity in the comments. Either that, or you chose to be clickbaitey and controversial on purpose, if that is the case then i have to agree with the criticism. I'm also russian, and currently living and working in Poland, have experienced almost no discrimination in 1.5 years of living here. At the same time, i do feel "uncomfortable" all the time from just being allowed to live here, simply because of the crimes my country is doing and my inability to change it. It can feel especially bad from reading some things polish politics have to say about not only russians but the immigrant ones specifically, also from reading other immigrants' experiences who were less lucky than me. Needless to say, it is nothing compared to what Ukrainians have to go through. In my conclusion, russophobia (or russorealism as some named it) does exist, but i feel that most of the time, it is on a level that ranges from understandable to deserved.
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Headline is misleading . Seems you were treated very well in Poland .
*Why do Polish people hate Russians more than any other nation in Europe or probably in the World? I am a Pakistani, I live in America, and Polish and some Romanian people told me that Russians are assholes, but because Russians are usually nice with people of Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Siri Lanka, Egypt, and Morocco, therefore, it is hard for me to believe that Russians are assholes towards Polish, Romanian, Chechan, Tatar, Ukrainian, Czech, etc.*
Hi Svetlana, I'm glad that it worked out for you. Best wishes.
Happy you have your visa, but couldn’t watch entire video, I had a seizure from the lights flash it is ok. I am ok. Just happy for you.
So what did anything have to do with the USA 🇺🇸? In the beginning? When are you coming to the USA 🇺🇸?
It’s not hate. It’s not phobia. Last 2 years many popular politicians and journalists in Russia threatened that they will drop atomic bombs on polish people. And that politicians have support from their citizens. How in that situation Russia is to be perceived positively?
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shut up
Are you dangerous and stupid ?
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Then why did poland start a war with Russia?
Svetlana, you have not contemplated why Poles are a bit sceptical Russians?
1) Russia's involvement in Poland's three partitions, which led to Poland's non-existence for 123 yrs.
2) The Sovjet-Polish war 1919-21
3) The attack on Poland 1939
4) The Katyn massacre
5) The opression after the war 1945-1991
Europe as a whole for centuries has been like spiders in a bottle. This makes the fascinating history of those Spaniards, Napoleon (Bernadotte-Sweden), England, Austro-Hungary, and all the rest. And Germans, of course! I wonder if it makes the participants "a bit skeptical" about one another or if it is only about Russia? I believe Russia cannot be good for Europeans no matter what it does: it failed with Czars, Bolsheviks, and post-Soviets. Only a total loss of self-identity and interests is what is needed to satisfy you guys. Just be honest.
Your information field is 80-95% controlled by Western Soros foundations and a bunch of globalists from the USA. As a Russian, I am not at all interested in the Balts being under our boots! (Stalin was a Georgian of a different opinion, like Hitler’s ideology), Putin also believes in building a multipolar world after the collapse of the USSR, realizing that in the fight against Western colonialism only the unity of allied states defending their sovereignty, the national interests of the people and the state, such as Viktor Orban together with Hungary and others. Why doesn't he bend to the European Union? Because this obviously contradicts the interests of his state. Everyone who bends to America in one way or another has no opinion and regrets it later..
On your television they will also not say why the Yankees are such scoundrels, that they are now, through their puppet rulers in the European Union, completely ruining the industrial base in Europe and moving production to the USA forcibly. They are also pushing Europeans to go to war with the Russians, just as they once sponsored Hitler! Their debt obligations are growing by trillions of $$$ every year and in order to have a reason to write them off, Biden and his bankers need a BIG war in Europe. Therefore, including on your Western TV, they pump you up with Russophobia, so that when the opportunity is convenient for them, they can manipulate you - send you to fight the Russians and liberate them from “dictator Putin”... thank you, we went through democratization in the 90s (with the complete collapse of the country and sovereignty !), just like Ukraine screwed up with Vicky Nuland’s cookies and survived the Maidan...The Poles/Fins and other Balts should sit quietly and then no one would even think of attacking you, you joined NATO when Russia could not object to its destroyed economy. Finland and Sweden in NATO do not particularly worry us - the population of all of Finland is less than one Russian city of St. Petersburg. 😅
Either you live neutrally like Canada 🇨🇦 towards the states (satellite of the USA) in relation to the Russians..or the Russians will have a reason to respond if your politicians, such as the paddling pool Macron, lead armies against Putin and the Russians..
No need to play Russian roulette like Zelensky, a drug addict.😢
But what about ("whatabout") 1604? There is nothing easier than to pull out a "whatabout" on this topic.
Instead, a much more direct question. The best strategy to keep and lick all the wounds is to ban all the travel.
So people can stay at home, communicate only electronically and call each other names.
So "whatabout" these illegal Schengen-visa limitations, illegal confiscations of cars with Russian license plates?
And who was the strongest opponent of this? Why it never was made public? Inconvenient for Ursula?
@@komandagleby_GB Russia could just not attack its neighbors? And perhaps learn to love itself more than it hates everyone else.
@@komandagleby_GB The thing about Russia is they are governed by old hogs who think they are still living in USSR times
It's safe in Poland unless you start waving Russian flag in public spaces, screaming "Hail Putin" or paint 'Z' on your forehead.
@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139 That's understandable; don't forget that Russia split Poland with nazi Germany... and after WW2 Russia ruled Poland with an iron fist.
That's not understandable because Poland is not at var. It's understandable in Russia and Ukraine because they are at var. In Estonia, there's a prison sentence for supporting Russia publically. Estonia is not at var either! It's simply a limitation of liberties and the people are going along with it.
@@SW56964 I don't think they would arrest you for waving Russian flag but people would be mad and could harass you.
You could get wpierdol.
@@SW56964 Who called separatists to rebell? Who armed them? Who sent "green man" to assist them?
When separatists shot down civilian plane with su-300, did they buy it on Alli-Express?
Ukraine was shelling separatists. I'm not saying they're innocent but Russia clearly started this by annexing Crimea.
We might not be the biggest fans of Ukraine but Russia is simply worse and would have done worse to us if they got a chance.
Like they did in the past.
@@MyPrideFlag Having pro-Ukrainian leadership in Poland takes its toll on the people. You’re right about Ukraine. You’re right about Russia, too. You’re wrong about Poland - you’re probaply too close to it to see. The thing is the war has nothing to do with Poland and never did. It’s between Russia and Ukraine. It has been for decades and it’s finally out. (The US plyed its part in it, too).
Two Russians living in Warsaw. Never hiding our nationality. Met exclusively great people, Poles, Ukrainians, and Belorussians. Never had any issues because of our ethnicity
ationality with people, more of that, people usually are supportive and compassionate when they hear where we are from, as they understand difference between crazy regime and regular people, who also suffer from it.
What we are doing wrong if we are not feeling like living in "Most Russophobic country"?
Better ask what you are doing right. It is, you probably do not demonstrate infamous Russian chauvinism. Unfortunately most Russians do this though and that’s why they are not loved there.
How do you feel when regular people on the Moscow TV or in any street interview (YT) are fully supporting the war and Putin. Then they obey orders and go to the army. Do you think anyone still thinks they are ok?
@@zigzag5746 I feel as bad about that as probably any sane person. Unfortunately, this is how totalitarian fascist regimes works, with propaganda, fear and collective insanity.
Phobias are always created by politicians and media anyway.
Simple. If you call the Russian government crazy of course they’ll love you. Tell them you like Putin and that he’s done a great job pulling Russia out the terrible 90’s and we’ll see how friendly they are towards you….the answer is in your comment isn’t it.
Pierogi ruskie don't have anything to do with Russia, actually. The translation would be ruthenian pierogi. Ruthenia is a historical region in South-Eastern Poland and Ukraine, I believe.
@@poebuild I'm Polish.
Yes, I learned that. I believe the same people we call "Gutsul". They speak a language closer to Russian than even Ukrainian (or Slovak).
At least I can understand them better. I did meet few in Slovakia an Ukraine and never seen one who did not speak perfectly Russian. But it's a different tongue (and very interesting sense of humor). There is one famous folk music group from Slovakia on RUclips, I think they perform in that language.
ruclips.net/video/ZALtzTmPz-E/видео.html
Or just Rus', as a common pattern for all Easter Orthodox groups. We had White Rus', Black or Red etc. And yes, It transfers to modern Russia as well.
@@mourdebars yes, you're right. What I described was specifically Red Rus'. It is there that pierogi ruskie come from. So south-eastern Poland and western Ukraine. Black Rus' is in the Belarus-Lithuanian border, and White Rus' is a larger reagion from central Belarus to Smolensk. So some parts of Russia are in Rus' but Russia and Rus' are not synonymous, which is quite a common misconception.
@@mastercalabaster9824 wasnt that region called Galicja???
First impression: FSB agent
Second: entitled rich Russian chick
Third: total Karen
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Great analysis. She tried to be nice about everyone - Polish, Ukrainian... Poland, but she was almost choking on her own words. I am Polish, but if I ever had to travel to Russia and met her there, I would feel very uncomfortable.
Swetlana, I know that they never taught you true history in Russia, but try to find some international works on history of Poland (in relation to Russia); perhaps you will have better understanding of lost love between our nations.
@@donfighter5 Which country's history is the correct one? Of course the version of your country, right? Give me a break...
@@donfighter5 respect to mother Russia otherwise your country wouldn't exist.
There's reason why Russia's neighbours don't like Russia. Everyone seems to understand it except for Russians. And it's not Russophobia. It's just a standard human respons to Russian behaviour. To put it simply - countries respect Russians exactly as much as Russians respect other countries. Especially the smaller ones.
Says an American. Please, take your bases out of my country. You are not respecting my country.
Exactly. This documentary should explain it all to naive westerners.. ruclips.net/video/tpQWxIvReKI/видео.htmlsi=XIeXugUVXKNnTyGS
It’s so strange to blaming only Russians for Stalin who was a Georgian. We were prisoners too.
@@alexbayer2365 yet only ruzzians want USSR back and invade other countries. Zombies, homo sovieticus.. And then there is a minority of sane Russians, of course. And also a certain percentage of soviet zombies in many other nations, both ex-ussr and non-ex-ussr which is also ridiculous when some western idiots get poisoned by ruzzki propaganda and think it's Paradise. ruclips.net/video/tpQWxIvReKI/видео.htmlsi=XIeXugUVXKNnTyGS
Yeah.And who's prisoner are you now? This denying attitude of yours is actually another reason why people dislike Russians.
most rusophobic? i guess you havent been to Georgia, Estonia or Lithuania.. or Finland.. not to mention Ukraine. Every of your neighbours hates you, and i assume there must be a very serious reason for that. Maybe they just know their nations history very well...
nice try Zelensky bot
@@aleksandarstavric2226 to those like you, i only wish them they live in Ukraine these days
No need to generalise and hate every single person from Russia.
Serious brainwashing
Can someone answer the question of how long in the past Poland was the occupier of part of Russia? Greetings from Croatia!
Poland is the most Russorealistic country in the world.
Britain's bitches, actually.
The way your country is run, are you surprised? Russian passport should be banned.
You are simply zombified by propaganda about Russia and that’s all
Actually not - you are too emotional about the past. Yes, the past is very complicated, but it does not help you to be objective.
Russia is currently invading Ukraine, talk about the "past"@komandagleby_GB
Well, as a person that lives in Warsaw I can ask you that what did you expect? In our local media they often talk that Poland and the baltic republics are next in line for a Russian invasion after Ukraine.
She got exactly what she expected.
Same in Sweden, they've all gone batsh*t crazy over there.
Do your media tell you the reasons why Russia will attack Poland? Just please tell me the real reasons, not the abstract ones (Putin is angry, eats babies and wants to kill all Poles and other nonsense)
🙈🙈🙈 Don't believe the Hype!! Especially from westernized media Russia has made it clear they have Nooooo intentions of doing such a act ,but that they will only respond to any aggression or military actions towards them ,you know like sending troops from western countries into this crisis or firing artillery from these countries or planes flying from those bases to attack Russia ,and then if Russia responds they'll say ooo Russia attacked us SMH 🙈🙈 well yea your flying airplanes to attack them claiming it's Ukraine fighters that's a direct threat ppl with a half brain should know you need to take out the source of were the attacks are coming from them the western powers can get there world war they've been escalating and wanting to happen for a sick global agenda they have been implementing, Soo don't worry about Russia worry about our leaders and governments escalating things and deceiving and lying to the ppl saying Russia started this or did this so that now they can use the excuse to get directly involved which they are anyways they just don't tell you that at the moment .. 😑 have a nice day🙏
And you believe that ridiculous propaganda? Think logically…why would Russia want to invade Poland or the Baltics or anywhere else. They have more than enough resources and land to accommodate a 146 million people. All they’ve ever wanted to do since 1991 was to carry in trade and selling cheap gas to you . Now you’re paying four times the price and your economies are going down the toilet. Meanwhile you allow the US to use you in their proxy war against Russia while destroying Ukrainian generational youth in the process . Are you completely that stupid that you can’t see that?
Finland, Poland, Estonia, even Czechia we all did our homework when it comes to Russia. We are not delusional about it like Italians or Serbs.
cant wait for you to crawl back to Russia tbh. Would be awesome to see :D
@@urdnotwrex6969 ROTFL 🤣
@@urdnotwrex6969 you lost in 1922 you will lost again
Polish, Czech and Estonia are literally the dirt of europe. Know your place.
There are Serbs against Putin too, I hope the opposition in my country wins, I fully support Ukraine, and even though I have basic human empathy for Russian people who are also suffering due to the war, I am against Putin and his regime. Cheers. 🌸
Ruskie pierogi are not name after Russia, but after Ruś.
Living here, not a Pole. Rather than writing that Poland is russophobic, when will be the time that Russia and Russians will learn from their enormous list of crimes they did abroad, Poland included?
Well, it's right to be uncomfortable. You should. Every Russian should.
Luckily you are too much ahead of most of your compatriots. Good to see there's a glimpse of hope
Maybe you should be punished as a polak toilet cleaner since you invaded Russia BEFORE they invaded poland
1st Russians never relocating to Poland unlike millions of Ukrainians , so here nothing to do with russian "crimes" and this is not russians who are famous for robbering around western countries / Germany , if you understand what I mean , if you speak about Putin's regime this is another thing , Putin and his supporters are actual criminals and 1st of all for Russians , meanwhile here is another important thing about Putin's "operation" in Ukraine : only 1 % of Russian population take a part in this, most of young or normal adult people resisting Putin's actions
Could you please give a list of those "enormous crimes" we did in poland
@@СтепанБеркутовsure.
1. 123 years of occupation 1795-1918, including murdering people, stealing their property, sending them to Siberia, pillaging and destroying, trying to destroy Polish language and culture and turn Poles into Russians.
2. Attempt to destroy Poland in 1920, attacking it with Red Army, pillaging, raping and murdering.
3. Persecuting all Poles living within Soviet borders, murdering, robbing Poles in Ukraine and Belarus.
4. Joint attack on Poland with your ally Nazi Germany on 1939, stabbing Poland in the back during the fight against Nazi aggression. Destruction of Polish culture and property, murder and deportation of Poles. Mass murder of thousands of Polish offers in Katyń, aimed at destruction of Polish elite.
5. Betrayal and destruction of Polish anti-Nazi resistance in 1944-45, including preventing any help from reaching the Warsaw Uprising, as well as betraying and arresting and murdering Polish resistance fighters who collaborated with Red Army in fight against the Nazis.
6. Military occupation of Poland in years 1945-1989, killing and imprisoning all opponents of Soviet rule, theft of innumerable treasures of culture and history, destruction of territories through which the Red Army went, mass rapes, mass pillages and murders.
7. Economic exploitation of Poland 1945-1989
8. Political leadership in communist repressions, which include murdering of striking workers and dissidents, as well as imprisoning of people.
9. Forcing Soviet inefficient and primitive economic and management system in Poland, which which lead to massive underdevelopment of our country, out of which we had to work extremely hard to dig out from 1989 onwards
10. No information provided about the nuclear disaster in Soviet Ukraine jn 1987, which caused massive risks for Polish population, in particular children.
Overall, you have occupied Poland for over 160 years, murdered millions of us, hurt and raped further millions. You attempted to destroy our language and culture and wipe out our nation, which is the definition of genocide. Thousands of stolen treasures of our culture are still in Russia and many more you have simply destroyed. Parts of Poland once under your occupation are still underdeveloped, your destruction went so deeply that it is taking very long time to remove all the scars and wounds.
Consider this - why do all the countries who have the most contact with Russia, dislike it the most? Perhaps the problem is your behaviour?
You are welcome.
They where not so enormous as elswhere that was ,,only deportatins off hundreds off People mostly polish people to gulags in Siberia and Kazakstan by soviet Moscow Russians and some western Ukrainians where they mostly survived but many around 100 000 died there in Siberia and Ural but this wasn ot saw enermouse at all because many other nationalities esepecialy in soviet union where targeted so and many Russian Ukrainians and Caucasus peple or Kazakh and Tatar people mch more by Soviet Union and German nazis and those Soviet crimes on Poles where not such enormouse in realithy you have right because many countries includindg Poland did many crimes and in breiter persectives many Poles where killed by nazi Germany on greather level and over 100000 Poles where klled by western Ukrainian ultanationalist in last years of ii warld war , but many recognise that the nationalithies in Soviet union including Don Cosacks where more targeted by German nazis and Soviet repressins than Poles where that is certenly true saw the soviet crimes and even the Geman crimes on Poles where not so enormouse as the German,Austrian nazi crimes on regular Soviet citizens or on the Jews or Gypsies.@@СтепанБеркутов
I was very lucky to be born in Western Europe (Belgium) but I remember the cold war (I'm 65 now) and I understand very well the reaction of central and eastern european countries who had to live under the joke of the USSR. With the current situation it is even strange that Russians are allowed to travel in EU countries, because of the hybrid war of Russia against the West, including spying, cyber attacks and disinformation.
@@blick131 Get lost russian troll!
Yes, absolutely. They really should have a ban in the EU.
U just described the West's tactics. Russia's way has always been straighforward.
The USSR liberated those countries from literal Nazi occupations. Also, everything negative you believe about the USSR are literal Nazi propaganda lies. And you never questioned those lies. Meanwhile, you blame the USSR and Russia for cold wars and hot wars started by the United States of America (the biggest enemy of humanity). It's disgusting how being a Nazi has become normal again in Europe.
There is a good reason why the Polish people may not necessarily like Russia. The times under Russian influence were absolutely terrible and right after WW2 the Russian soldiers committed so many atrocities not only in Poland but also in East Germany were almost all women were raped. They don't teach you that in school, do they? I would say normal and civilized Russian people are welcome in Poland. Unfortunately, after watching hundreds of videos on the russian 1420 Channel on YT, I now understand that those people are a small minority. Free Poland is developing quickly and becoming a prosperous society, no wonder they don't want to have anything to do with Russia.
after WW2 Poland got a good chunk of German land, which I think Poland should return because it got it from You Know Who.
@@komandagleby_GB Bigger chunk was stolen from Poland by the Soviets, the infamous liberators.
@@ProblemSolverUS Thank you for the comment. My understanding is that you do not admit the Curzon line. In any case, it would be more honest first to return the land to Germans, and then claim the rest from Russians - actually from Ukrainians.
@@komandagleby_GB There are many places in the world that used to be part of another country but there is only one country desperately attempting to shift the border and that's your beloved russia troll.
@@ProblemSolverUS To be constructive, the past cannot be fixed, only the future is what we can change. Unfortunately, human beings are blind and stubborn, so I am very worried about the future, troll am I or not.
Sorry, but your comments sounds shallow and a little offending. Sadly, your country has long lasting tradition of toxic regimes and cruel colonial expansion and exploitation of other nations and it goes on. Poland was one of the victims. A Russian who is able to understand that will be always wellcomed. You don't like Warsaw? It's your right. But you should know, that apart from Hitler, Stalin is also responsible for destroying the city by waiting till Hiter's army devastate the city and kill 200 000 inhabitants during Warsaw Uprising. You are not responsible for that, but your attitude to your regimes counts, sorry. Forgive me for judging you too severely, because I know what kind of a country you live in.
Exactly 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Can someone answer the question of how long in the past Poland was the occupier of part of Russia? Greetings from Croatia!
Some Russians and Ukrainians don't know their history. They don't know what they did to the Circassians, Tatars, the Siberian Turkic people, or the Japanese people after WWII. They were sinking civilian evacuation ships for fun. Russian Far East is full of people with partial Ukrainian ancestry, because Ukrainians were the vanguards for Imperial Russian colonization...and now they're being sent to Ukraine to fight many Ukrainians who have partial Russian ancestry. The Ukrainian faction was a influential political force in Soviet Union after Stalin, yet Ukrainians now claim they were under Russian cultural and political occupation and play the victim card.
@@darbet6475From 1939 17 September Russian troops invade the Poland, they left 1993.More than half century. But this lady have bigger problem, they bank card didn't work...
@@Cezarygon These were Soviet troops, among whom were Ukrainians too, whom the Poles are now wholeheartedly helping. I am wondering, how it is possible that the Poles, who have been killed so much by the Ukrainians (see the video below), are now ready to go to war with the Russians, who, according to many American military analysts, have no interest in attacking Poland. Can you give me an answer?
ruclips.net/video/luFVfcW7yAE/видео.htmlsi=Qfmysav5Lhm1iKjX
"Please do not be offended, but I did not like your city at all" How do you expect people to react to such an observation? Why did you not like Warsaw? It has many beautiful baroque buildings; in fact is more similar to St. Petersburg than Moscow. BTW, if you did not like the city "at all" how is it possible that you had "a great time "over there? I am Italian and I know that there has been bad blood between the Poles and your people and I sympathize with Russia. Having said that and knowing quite well the history of both countries, WHY did you go there? It seems to me a stupid thing to do particularly when, at the end of the video, you advised your countrymen not to go to Poland, although you admitted you were NEVER treated badly. I am sorry, but your story DOES NOT make any sense and is full of holes.
Not liking something doesn’t need any justification and sympathising with Russia DOES NOT make any sense.
Q: "WHY did you go there? It seems to me a stupid thing to do particularly when, at the end of the video, you advised your countrymen not to go to Poland, although you admitted you were NEVER treated badly. I am sorry, but your story DOES NOT make any sense and is full of holes"
A: She was under impression, having no other choice, but to go there. See, she needed a US visa for family reasons.
US suspended all visa issuance in Russia, so Russians have to travel to an other country. She did not know, she could be (much) better off to travel to Belgrade, Serbia or to Ankara (Turkiye). The consular agreement between USA and Russia allows that. Instead, she felt being forced to travel to a country with 400+ years of political controversy. Little poor lady knew, the things are not as tough, as in imagination. And there is no need to travel to Warszawa if same thing can be done in Belgrade.
The same goes the "other" way and if you notice in the comments Polish people are split on the topic.
On my side I was never treated badly in Poland and the more I travel there, the more I like. I travel there very often because in order to reach Kaliningrad I have no choice, but transit through Poland. I did not feel any sympathy of Polish people towards my license plates (USA). Many are straight grimacing at them, sometimes even the border guards. When they learn that I am either Russian or Hungarian things improve dramatically.
So my experience with Poland: the least popular country is probably US of A. But it never goes really bad, just you feel the shoulders being turned and see the grimace. Remember: if I drive my car, the word "USA" is literally written on my forehead. Even if the things are a bit different.
I didn’t like it too. Sue me.
@@anata5127 You mean Warszawa, or USA (because I wrote about it)? I can't say much about Warszawa because I rarely, if ever transit through the capital.
Cities like Torun or Krakow are nice. Even a little town like Braniewo. As far as USA... the beauty is in the eye of beholder. We eventually left it, but once in a while we visit "our" country as tourists. We are much more often in Poland and Russia than in USA lately and don't regret it. But no way I would renounce my US citizenship ever.
Warsaw is very specific, it is not for everyone. She came here in the winter, and Warsaw is not nice in the winter. Secondly she came with a lot of preconceptions and thirdly she seems completely unapologetic/ignorant about her own country aggressions. Does she know what her country has to do with the way Warsaw looks like right now? Didn't think so.
"Remember that the soul of a Russian, if not every one of them, then almost every one, is consumed by a spirit of hatred towards every free Pole and the idea of a free Poland.
They are capable of great friendship and will love you sincerely and warmly, like a brother, as long as they do not sense that you are a free person at heart and that you fear their love, which is dominated by a desire to care for you-in other words, to rule over you.
This is an inherent flaw in their soul, hereditary and centuries-old, due to their servitude, the Tatars, Ivan, the oprichniki, and the ancient rebellions drowned in blood.
If their own freedom is unattainable, the freedom of others evokes envy and disgust. For centuries, we have been too painful an example for them, a contradiction to their own fate. I fear that much time will pass before they understand that no one and nothing, except death, can take away our right to freedom..." Józef Piłsudski
That's truly some unhinged Nazi propaganda. Is there even a single Polish person alive who isn't a genocidal Nazi who wants to murder Russians?
As Croatian...nothing against Russians as people, culture.....
Only against threths and imperialistic ideas from ex KGB leaders in Kremlin.
All the top comments here are full-on russophobic propaganda full of literal Nazi narratives. You are all proving her point. Your hatred is totally unjustified and Russians are the victims. People here can't even tell the difference between the USSR (the greatest country in history who liberated Poland and the rest of Europe from the Nazis) and Russia and try and use anti-Soviet Nazi propaganda to attack Russia. People here are proving once again that every single person who hates and blames Russia for problems is a literal Nazi - and knows nothing about Russia beyond Nazi propaganda.
The collective West is a collective Nazi regime consumed by hatred. Not just towards Russia but all their victims, from the DPRK to Cuba to Iran to Palestine to China. The endless wars and genocides of the West ruin the planet and they will always blame their victims.
I was working in Siberia in 2013. I had to leave when my visa expired and flew out of Surgut without my interpreter. Checking in turned into a big problem when you don’t speak the same language. The person behind me didn’t speak English but knew what I needed to do. He physically went with me upstairs to check my bag, got my stub then took me back to get my boarding pass. It is nice to get help from strangers when traveling in a foreign country.
Using term 'russsophobic' by the Russian towards Poles is a huge manipulation considering all invasions, murder, subjicarion and exploitation Russia have done to Poland. So its pointless to honor this video with the response.
Considering that the Poles themselves committed genocide against Ukrainians, and atrocities in Tsarist Russia, and were not averse to profiting from the territories of their neighbors, then the Poles should not be particularly loved either
When and where did Poles commit genocide against Ukrainians?
Poles ones burned Moscow. So what?
@@reliantdase7321 nkvd says hello xd ukranian victims at day bandera apologists at night
@@Searching4Silver2 Poles have humiliated, robbed and fought against Ukrainians for centuries, and during World War II, Armia Krajowa committed pure genocide against Ukrainians.
Sorry, but you're wrong about the barszcz. There always was barszcz and barszcz ukraiński here in Poland. Both soups are DIFFERENT. Normal barszcz (also called Polski or red one) is a soup based mostly on beet and its consistency is diluted to the point it's drinkable, while Ukrainian is something you probably know and think about your borschtsch HOWEVER it was called Ukrainian always since the ancient times here.
Saying that borsch is ukrainian is the same as to say that dumplings are chinese food while most of the countries have similar recipes historically
@@saarinen_east5618 Jesus is the only way to Heaven. The Bible says if you die without accepting Him as the Lord and Savior of your heart and soul you WILL go to Hell. I pray you ask Him into your heart and to save you right now, you'll be glad you did.
The Bible says “that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation.” Romans 10:9-10
let her live her delusions
@@saarinen_east5618 Ukrainian barszcz is the name of soup, not statement that barszcz itself is from Ukraine. Read with understaning then reply. There are two barszcz in Poland. Barszcz and barszcz ukraiński = ukrainian barszcz. Both are different soups. We also have ruskie pierogi - Russian pierogi. And the name has nothing to do with Russia at all.
Ancient Ukraine... I see... lmao!
Not sure what you expected from Polish people given the history between these two nations and how Russians treated Poles during / post-war times. You can have fun, party, drink with them but once you start discussing politics and history it may get ugly. Everyone is welcomed and people are friendly unless you start pushing your agenda. That was my impression when visiting Poland.
Also not sure what "feeling uncomfortable" means when, as you said, nothing happened. It was basically a scenario in your head.
Russia and Poland were part of the same nation for a very long time. They got along just fine. The Soviet Union/Bolsheviks were a multi-ethnic organization. There were Poles in that Soviet Hierarchy. In fact the founder of the NKVD was a Polish Nobleman by birth.
@@MbisonBalrog An idyllic Stalinist fairy tale.
@@TakAndrzejPolak lol 😂 then just look it up. Soviet Union is not a Russian Thing.
@@TakAndrzejPolak just look up then if you don’t believe me
@@MbisonBalrog This is the Russian hobby of looking at the world through Tsarist-Soviet eyes. 😂
Russians can live in Poland too..I even know 1 or 2 and their Polish is not as good as mine but they manage. RUSSIA-phobic is not always RUSSIAN-phobic. If you need to ask why Poland dislikes Russia and some Russians, you're just being ignorant or uneducated on the matter. Poland stands for democracy and freedom compared to Russia, Russia stands for invading neighbours and subjugating them, end of story.
You mean if they have the "right" opinions and play along with you, then they can live good.
A phobia is an unreasonable fear. Our attitude towards Russia and its government (and possibly 80% of its population who unfortunately supports war and Putin) is not unreasonable. They give us reasons.
That's exactly what I wanted to say.
Your information field is 80-95% controlled by Western Soros foundations and a bunch of globalists from the USA. As a Russian, I am not at all interested in the Balts being under our boots! (Stalin was a Georgian of a different opinion, like Hitler’s ideology), Putin also believes in building a multipolar world after the collapse of the USSR, realizing that in the fight against Western colonialism only the unity of allied states defending their sovereignty, the national interests of the people and the state, such as Viktor Orban together with Hungary and others. Why doesn't he bend to the European Union? Because this obviously contradicts the interests of his state. Everyone who bends to America in one way or another has no opinion and regrets it later..
On your television they will also not say why the Yankees are such scoundrels, that they are now, through their puppet rulers in the European Union, completely ruining the industrial base in Europe and moving production to the USA forcibly. They are also pushing Europeans to go to war with the Russians, just as they once sponsored Hitler! Their debt obligations are growing by trillions of $$$ every year and in order to have a reason to write them off, Biden and his bankers need a BIG war in Europe. Therefore, including on your Western TV, they pump you up with Russophobia, so that when the opportunity is convenient for them, they can manipulate you - send you to fight the Russians and liberate them from “dictator Putin”... thank you, we went through democratization in the 90s (with the complete collapse of the country and sovereignty !), just like Ukraine screwed up with Vicky Nuland’s cookies and survived the Maidan...The Poles/Fins and other Balts should sit quietly and then no one would even think of attacking you, you joined NATO when Russia could not object to its destroyed economy. Finland and Sweden in NATO do not particularly worry us - the population of all of Finland is less than one Russian city of St. Petersburg. 😅
Either you live neutrally like Canada 🇨🇦 towards the states (satellite of the USA) in relation to the Russians..or the Russians will have a reason to respond if your politicians, such as the paddling pool Macron, lead armies against Putin and the Russians..
No need to play Russian roulette like Zelensky, a drug addict.😢
There is a bigger picture as well. Maybe your reasons are justified. Maybe not. Maybe 80% of "us" (now wearing my Russian hat, not the American and not the Hungarian) do support what you say (I am carefully avoiding the word "war", notice that!). Or maybe not.
It is not that hard to figure out, one way or the other: more communication!
Besides, with more communication you would have more chance to convince "us" that "we" are dead wrong.
The opposite is also true: hell knows, maybe I convince you, that there is nothing better than Russia.
I, too, need one thing to do that: meet with you.
Now step back and decide for yourself: who did cut off all communication and make the travel for people as hard as possible both ways?
As far as I see: the sanctions (esp. the travel sanctions) are incredibly easy to break. I travel back and forth, have no or little restrictions and observe. The poor lady who made this clip was suffering merely due her inexperience, not because it is impossible.
You may remember the idiotic logic like "travel is luxury, why not prohibit Russians to travel?". Same logic was expressed multiple times by Zelensky himself and Ursula. (Do we "LOVE" them both!). Than the story behind the confiscation of cars. This is illegal, by the way.
If you go back you see the roots: the people around Victoria Nuland. She is the undersecretary of State and a known neo-con.
Why did Biden chose a hawkish neo-con to be his undersecretary of State escapes me. The rest of the story (Zelensky, Ursula, cars with Russian plates, partial suspension of Schengen, etc.) is just revolving around her. Luckily she will be gone soon (thanks to elections!) and let's see, maybe sound logic will prevail.
Anyway: without contacts, travel and trade on all levels people get isolated and going to be stewed in own pot. And guess what will happen on higher level: they of course still trade with Russia - on their own level, behind of curtains. See Estonia. Isn't it corruption? They can - but we can't?
What reasons? If you think that, you don't understand what is going on in Ukraine, don't know all facts behind it, and you only believe in antirussian propaganda. Of course we have difficult history with Russia and USSR (but as you may know, its authorities were not only Russians, but Ukrainians or Jews as well), but we also have difficult history with Germany, and yet, now we are in one alliance with them, and we trade with them. Things change, but polish russophobia is still cultivated.
@@NeoBTKare you like 15 or something? Lol😂
It was Russia(Soviet Union) who was responsible for dividing the Poland into two parts along with Germany in 1939.
But now your former part is Ukrainian, not Russian, right?
@@komandagleby_GB I think it doesn't matter. It was attacked and conquered by Moscow located regime. And no, it's not Ukrainian only but also Belarusian and Lithuanian. So what? Poland has no territorial claims towards its neighbors. Neither have Belarus, Lithuania or Ukraine.
Wasn’t Poland responsible for invading Russia long before Russia was even an Empire?🌚🌝
@@PointBlank-nl5pf Yes it was. However Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was not ruled by Polish Kings then but by Hungar King Batory followed by Swedish Vladislaus and they had ridiculous ambitions concerning Russian throne. Long, long time ago.
Actually, Russia just took back what they have stolen from it just 20 years earlier in the end of the WWI in 1918.
By definition phobia is an irrational, unrealistic and persistent anxiety disorder. By that definition Poland (and other neighbours) are NOT Russophobic - because their fears and anxieties are not unrealistic or irrational - rather they are rational and realistic given the historical and current behavior of Russia towards their neighbours. Why would you be surprised that Poles don't like Russians and you don't feel welcome? Face it, rightly or wrongly, fairly or unfairly - people express their views because in their minds you represent all that is bad about Russia.
Why then don’t you have a negative attitude towards the Germans if you write that our relationships are determined by history?
@@AstralLice83 Maybe because Germany didn't attack anyone else after World War II. Besides, they are aware of what they did. They apologized.
@@Robert_z_Wwy We apologized for Katyn and the invasion of Poland. In Russia, Katyn was recognized as a war crime by the Soviet Union in 2010. The most interesting thing is that this was recognized even in the Soviet Union itself during the period of democratization of the regime in 1989, if I remember exactly.
@@AstralLice83 IRONIC. After that you killed our president Lech Kaczynski, that was visiting for 70th Katyn anniversary and didnt give out the crashed plane for years. Fucking animals.
Fear? It's hatred and disgust rather XD
Is it phobia when a nation has demonstrated past aggression and communicated direct threats against you recently? No it isn’t. It’s rational distrust.
The US regime starts a proxy war and you blame Russia. You also blamed Iraq. And Afghanistan. And Syria. And Iran. And Vietnam. And North Korea. And Cuba. And China. You have a culture of hatred and war and you will always put the blame on the countries you attack and call them the aggressor. And every democratic and free society that you don't like is called a dictatorship. You are the bad guys. But you don't even realize it because you are too consumed by hatred and never even question the obvious lies you are being told.
All the top comments here are full-on russophobic propaganda full of literal Nazi narratives. You are all proving her point. Your hatred is totally unjustified and based on obvious disinformation that you never questioned (because you are russophobic). People here can't even tell the difference between the USSR (the greatest country in history who liberated Poland and the rest of Europe from the Nazis) and Russia and try and use anti-Soviet Nazi propaganda to attack Russia. People here are proving once again that every single person who hates and blames Russia for problems is a literal Nazi - and knows nothing about Russia beyond Nazi propaganda.
The collective West is a collective Nazi regime consumed by hatred. Not just towards Russia but all their victims, from the DPRK to Cuba to Iran to Palestine to China. The endless wars and genocides of the West ruin the planet and they will always blame their victims.
The so-called russophobia was amazing to see..
You almost couldn't walk on the street, without being hurled at with words and objects.
It must have been a living nightmare.
At several points, it almost seemed like you wouldn't make it out alive
The russophobia exists, DO NOT try to deny it. Only a moron brought up with US propaganda would believe that. The f... British Tennis Association banned Russian players from Wimbledon two years ago! I know Eastern European history VERY WELL and I know that most Poles dislike/hate the Russians. However, she is a liar who likes to present herself as a victim. In fact, she admitted she was NEVER treated badly.
Now there's an idea who's time has come. Not making it out alive that is.
NATARDS' logo has a swastika in it. I as a Spaniard prefer Rossiya! Slava Rusia! Yuckraine is very racist.
😂
Amazing. Just like what the Russians are doing in Ukraine.
16:38 honestly with you, in Poland we never called it russian borsch and it certainly wasn't renamed. 😂
If you studied Polish history from 1939 to 1990, you might find the answer to your concept of finding the Polish people "RUSSOPHOBIC".
I have polish friends here in Germany, a family! And once, when the war in 2022 started, i spoke with them a bit longer about it.
And i would like to add, that yes correctly, it’s a russophobia existing because of the long history, but even more, i think, many people define russophobia as a kind of hatred, but it’s not hatred, it’s really a pure feeling of fear, that they could be invaded…
From 1514 till now
We are russorealitic and not russophobic. Best wishes from Poland. @@pat-2024
@@jannowak1248 "realistic", yes, agree...
Oh, really? And what happened before 1939? Nothing, right?
Ruskie pierogi przybyły do polski z chin przez Ruś Kijowską w 13 wieku.Nazywają się "Ruskie" od Rusinów którzy je w Polsce spopularyzowali.Nazwa ta nie ma nic wspólnego z dzisiejszą Rosją bo w tamtym okresie nazywaliśmy ją państwem lub księstwem moskiewskim.Dopiero w 18 wieku zaczęliśmy mówić Imperium Rosyjskie.
Dokladnie; Chinczycy lepia pierogi od 5000 lat, jest to typowo chinskie menu.
Tak jak i Pizza czy spaghetti
Ruskie pierogi means actually ruthenian. Some overzealous producers recently renamed them to ukrainian, which is idiotic. Just yesterday, while shopping, I saw these "Ukrainian" dumplings and I said: Oh, there are no Ruthenian dumplings, so thank you! Generally, I got the impression that you consider Poles to be russophobic based on official statistics, without having encountered any manifestations of hostility towards Russians. The behavior of hotel staff in Warsaw probably corresponds to the behavior of staff in Moscow hotels towards Russians from Zamkadye.
It sounds like you were treated very well in Poland, and that the phobia may have come from within yourself. Not to be disrespectful to you. I am sure it is not easy to go places where you know it is true that people there have a negative opinion of your country. The Russian girl that cuts my hair was afraid to visit her hometown a few months back, out of her fear of what people there now think of Americans, so i can understand and respect your fesr.
Rusophobia is the best selling product of Kremlin.
Invading your neighboring countries and committing war crimes every day and then complaining that people don't like you. That's what I call cognitive dissonance.
The US regime starts a proxy war and you blame Russia. You also blamed Iraq. And Afghanistan. And Syria. And Iran. And Vietnam. And North Korea. And Cuba. And China. You have a culture of hatred and war and you will always put the blame on the countries you attack and call them the aggressor. And every democratic and free society that you don't like is called a dictatorship. You are the bad guys. But you don't even realize it because you are too consumed by hatred and never even question the obvious lies you are being told.
All the top comments here are full-on russophobic propaganda full of literal Nazi narratives. You are all proving her point. Your hatred is totally unjustified and based on obvious disinformation that you never questioned (because you are russophobic). People here can't even tell the difference between the USSR (the greatest country in history who liberated Poland and the rest of Europe from the Nazis) and Russia and try and use anti-Soviet Nazi propaganda to attack Russia. People here are proving once again that every single person who hates and blames Russia for problems is a literal Nazi - and knows nothing about Russia beyond Nazi propaganda.
The collective West is a collective Nazi regime consumed by hatred. Not just towards Russia but all their victims, from the DPRK to Cuba to Iran to Palestine to China. The endless wars and genocides of the West ruin the planet and they will always blame their victims.
Poland is not the most Russophobic country in the world.
This title has to go to the three Baltic States. But fact is that several, probably the majority of ex Soviet Republics do not like to be friend with Russia. And also, mostly it is not that people dislike people from Russia personally.
However, in the end it does not really matter who is on top of that list. In a few simple words, you, no your government has tarnished Russia's reputation for decades.
Мне кажется, мы больше ждем, что к нам будут относиться русофобски, потому что наша пропаганда, наше правительство к этому науськивает. Типа: "Смотрите, весь мир против нас!"
И даже если какие-то люди в Еропе или даже Украине имеют предубеждение к русским, они все равно отнесутся к русским ЦИВИЛИЗОВАННО, а именно дружелюбно и этично, потому что это... ну, просто нормальное человеческое поведение в обществе. В общем, чтобы не получать негатив, не надо его искать или проявлять.
❤ pozdrawiam z Polski ❤❤❤
It IS true that Russians are often perceived in a negative manner. Mostly in western Europe. In slavic countries of Eastern and Southern Europe, even if there are strong anti-Russian beliefs in a lot of the population, there is more of a cultural bond, so it is easier to bypass the political aspect. But of course, if you want an easy way out, you can always denounce your heritage, Putin, etc. Self-hating Russians are pretty easily accepted.
Наше правительство вовсе не говорит о том, что весь мир против нас, потому что это не так. Весь западный мир, а это где-то сорок стран.
А насчёт русофобии в Прибалтийских странах вы не слышали?
@@elenaweintoegl4064 слышал, но не сталкивался) Повторюсь, потому что большинство людей цивилизованные и не проявляют свой негатив.
А наше правительство не забыло упомянуть, что эта русофобия как раз из-за его действий?!
@@bubblegum6076 Русофобия всегда была, только скрытая, а сейчас она вырвалась наружу. Россия не прогнулась, не стала марионеткой гегемона, поэтому её и ненавидят. Как же так - остальные страны, например, все страны ЕС, пляшут под дудку «Аль Капоне «, а она нет.
A phobia is an anxiety disorder, defined by a persistent and excessive fear of an object or situation - but this just precausions, we didn't forgot or alter our history lessons to fit our desires. It's just reality.
Геббельс - ваше всё.
and you haven’t forgotten them because propaganda has drilled them into you since childhood
"just precausions"? You`re sick.
@@ivangoran4461 I , do I need show you talks with people from Moscow which tell that we should be nuked, killed all ? Maybe you already forgot Katyń or Ribbentrop - Mołotow packt? Years passed, nothing changed.
Yes, constant Russophobic propaganda has nothing to do with it, clowns...
I'm surprised that you often visit European Union countries. Also, you are applying for an American visa. You inform everyone about it and express your views. Then you return to your country without fear. You must have friends in high places... and maybe an interesting job...
The Russian authorities usually don't chase people who make critical videos in English that is for international viewers, because most of Russians don't speak English anyway so it won't have a big influence on the public opinion in Russia. If she made the videos in Russian, she would definitely have problems, even for saying "war" about the war in Ukraine.
@@dominikhorvath8076yeah right, mate. Most russians learn English from elementary school and up until the last grade.
And nobody gets prosecuted for visiting or talking about Europe. Unless they're openly supporting Ukraine. Which isn't what any reasonal person would do.
So what is the problem ? Are Russians who apply for American visas and have friends in high places not welcome on youtube ?
and she just flies around the world... probably popularizing the most democratic regime in the world. This reminds me of the movie Red Swallow
Why we should like Russia maybe because of Katyn, maybe for sending Poles to Syberia or maybe for being under Russia influance till 1989 and finally maybe we should love them for invading Ukraine. Still I no wonder why we are against Russia.
Katyn killings was ordered by Georgian Stalin. Who was a brutal dictator. Not to mention that was the Soviet Union, which Ukraine was also part of. Should you fear Ukraine because of that??
@@Michael-it6gbStandard bla-bla lies. Stalin rules from Moscow like a tzar, the same way like ruled (german) Catherine 150 years before. Russians can ignore nacionality of its tzar, but he have to act like russian.
@Michael-it6gb Same as second world war it was nazis not germans?
@@Michael-it6gbStalin didn't care about Georgia. He culturally was much more Russian.
@@nvx78Oh, that's why he killed millions of Russians. Because he liked their culture so much.
"Ruskiye pierogi" means "Ruthenian pierogi" - not for Russia but Ruthenia (nowadays in Western UA). By the way, statement that Poles hate Russians is such a bold simplification - sounds like a qoute from Soloviov...
It is immediately clear that you are from Ukraine (Solovyov is your favorite journalist), which means you are a troll.
@@СтражникПравдыSolovyov is fascist idiot freely talking on russian TV. It shows clearly what current Russia is.
What а nonsense. If this referred to Rusyns, and not Russians, it would be called “Rusinskie pierogi”. "Russkiye" is translated precisely as Russian, not Ruthenian. There is no need to fantasize and come up with nonsense.
@@verafaith5961you're talking nonsense. Ruskie pierogi come from Western Ukraine and derived from Polish word "Ruś" . This is how the Polish language historians explain the name of this meal.
You are wrong - "ruskie pierogi" are named after former area of Ruś Czerwona. Russia was not even existing yet @@verafaith5961
17:50 You "felt a little bit uncomfortable in Poland right now".
Let me share my feeling with you - I was in Moscow before the war and "I felt a little bit uncomfortable in Russia then". Maybe "right now" I would feel comfortable? What do you think?
I live in Poland and have Ukrainian and Russian friends - I don't know anyone who is 'Russophobic'. Of course there are historical resentments and current fears of invasion but people know the difference between normal people and murderous dictators. Next time visit my home town Krakow.
let's say we don't like Russians who like putin and they are not welcome
By "murderous dictators" do you mean the american presidents?
@@EpizodBG that way you support a small man who loves to kill weaker
@@EpizodBG Yeah, of course. it's well known that Biden get rid of political opponents putting them in Jail on Alasca Peninsula where they drop dead. And that Clinton became President sending FBI to blow some residential buildings in order to get more support. And that Obama sent killers to serve Litvinienko plutonium tea. Every day we see American Businessmen falling from high windows if they only disagree with Biden.
You are perfectly right.
@@EpizodBG Do you realize us Poles are not stupid and we have access to the Internet? We notice the imperialistic wars both on the US and Russia end
But Poland is not russophobic. It's not fear it's disgust
Respect the people that saved you from nazi tyranny, Poland was liberated by Soviet forces by the end of January 1945.
You are simply zombified by propaganda about Russia and that’s all
Yeah... until I read the comments, I treated the Poles with much more respect... the same zombies washed up with propaganda and lies like the Ukrainians Well, its source is the same...
@@stephaneric3021 liberated? Poland was occupied by USSR. With friends like this who need enemies.
@@jacekszczukocki5506 Ok, I see. I'll have to brush up on my history...🙏🙌
If you want to be taken seriously, don't use the word "russophobic", not even jokingly. It is used exclusively in Russian propaganda and heavily associated with it. Also, having negative opinion of Russia is not the same as having negative opinion of Russian people (ie. being "russophobic"!). So you are drawing wrong conclusions from the statistics you referred. That said, many Russians support their government's policies or feel indifferent about it, so it's not like "russophobia" is totally unfounded. Personally I have a slightly negative attitude towards any random Russian, until he/she proves my prejudices wrong. I wasn't always like this. I was totally neutral about Russians before the EXTRA SPECIAL MILITARY OPERATION TURBO EDITION. Things changed..
From my experience in Poland, everyone I met had normal attitudes toward Russians. I talked with a lot of people about so many things. The only European country I visited and found anti-Russian sentiments was in Hungary, many years ago. I met people there with very strong anti-Russian sentiments. They were also a little disappointed with the United States for not saving them, under Soviet domination. This is why the situation with Orban today is so counter-intuitive. I hear he was he used to be strongly anti-Russian himself and only changed in recent years after visiting Moscow and Beijing and then receiving Russian investment and gas supply. Hungarians are a unique people in Europe but their anger toward Russia stems from brutal suppression under Soviet domination. They told me that literally every Hungarian stood against them and Russia overwhelmed them with massive military force. They tell me Russia had listening posts and microphones hidden everywhere to catch and abduct Hungarians who said anything that did not like.
thats strange. i am from hungary and we all have high appreciation of russian people and culture. what you heard is probably a "fear" as a result of 1956.
As a Hungarian, I would say you are right. As other Central and Easter European nations, we had been oppressed by Russia for 45 years, so anti-Russian sentiment was exist 20-30 years ago, but it was not so strong. Orban had the sentiment change towards Russia. Because Russia is not a liberal country, it became idolized by far-rights. Hungary has become a very far-right country under Orban's regime. As a liberal Hungarian, I would say I Am not agaist Russians, I Am only agaist Putin, and his oppressive regime. I would like to see a free, and less chauvinistic Russia in the future. The avarege Russians do not understand Us, Europeans, They do not accept their historical responsibilities.
@@zsuzsannaivan5841Speak in your name! We from the liberal side, are agaist Putin's regime, but we are not agaist Russians, in general
@@andraskleistenes8586 Yeapp, i do speak in my name, based on experience of my friends from every side. I am also liberal, and i also even dont want to say anything about Putin, etc. I think russian mind is simply different than hungarian or european, and keeping together a huge continent-like country is a different task than keep entertained some hungarians and others who are enjoying their western life where the bigest problem is who is a man or a woman. Putin is wrong by OUR standards (probably...), but also 5billion people in the world is totally fed up with western colonialism and hypocracy. Easy trigger...
Воронеж не забыл, что делали венгры...
Imagine, A Russian playing the victim. LOL
@EuropeForEuropeans1161 Said by a fucking nazi
25 million russian had died in second world war. your comment show how shallow you are
@@larsgreen4292 14 millions out of 110M (12,7%). 7 millions Ukrainians (16,3% of total 1940 population). 2,25 millions Belarussians (25,3% of total 1940 population). 6 millions Poles (17% of total 1939 population) Dont you dare teaching us that they suffered the most.
@@bazejwyrwas6920 statistics you came up with is a very interesting but the most interesting things that seems to me you are Polish and I did not believe a single word coming out of Polish mouth you guys deserve what you got.
@@larsgreen4292 xDDDDDDD
I also came up with Ukrainian and Belarussian casualtes, and I could came with any of the central or eastern europe or Soviet republic casualties and conclusion would be the same. russians weren't only one that died in ww2. It has nothing to believing on someone's word because it is statistics that you can verify in like 5 minutes. But the more comedic thing to me is you watching a propagandist video about how russophobic is Poland (which even if it would be true, it has reasons to be true) and you bring up with polonophobic, hateful speech. GTFO hypocryte.
I'm 2 mins in and i already am a russophobe ..
I think the whole world is , too : . . . . . they created the world's second Hilter .
Lol, got you! Same *
Russia has no friends , even Kim Jong Un and Hilter ( from the grave ) hates 'em ) !!! ... and cant out-do them on extreme fasshism
Thanks for the heads up. Won't bother watching.
She could be a Russia FSB spy how did she get out of Russia this easy ??? Lol 😂
EXACTLY.
"Whatabout" Drew Binsky?
It's not like Russia has North Korean travel restriction. Anyone who has saved some money can leave (and many do).
@@ПавелКрот-х5ы North Korea ??? She was in France Poland and other Baltic states she is probably SVR
@@InternetSearchBibleErrors What makes You think that way? Check the world tourism data on external tourism spending in 2021. Russia was 6th globally if I'm not mistaken. Lots of Russians travel abroad on their will, is it such a shocking fact?
The name pierogi ruskie comes from the Red Ruthenia/Ruś Czerwona (now the territory of eastern Poland and western Ukraine). Some people started calling them Ukrainian. But it's silly because the name has nothing to do with Russia, if so we would call them pierogi rosyjskie😂😂😂
Lmao. Rossija is the way Greeks called Rus'. They just didn't have letter U, so they used O and added IA in the end like they did with any other countries name. "Ruthenia" is just Latin way of writing it. But as Russia now the same way Rus' back then was Orthodox State, that's why the Greek version of the name is used officially. Because Russians are not Catholics and never was. So stop using Latin name to support your western imperialist intentions.
Btw, since your ignorance is palpable I must add that rossijane is any citizens of Russia since it is multinational state. For the ethnic Russians term russkie are used. Which is exactly the same as you wrote it. So, you just proved the fact that Rus', and Russia is the same thing. Like if it wasn't obvious for someone.
Also it would be odd to call any food Rossijskaja. Imagine calling this way Chack-Chack or something like that.
@@Qvadratus. LOL I explained how we call that pierogi in Polish and you see Western imperialism xD
See, you couldn't avoid it even here. I blame western education. There was no reason to explain why Russian food is called Russian. @@lilauhewfnvuhnefhvne
Ruski here means maloruski not rossyiskiy
I am so bored abt yr problems in Poland, that I immy escaped fm this channel. Go to yr favourite country i.e RuSSia, I suggest, and stay threre for ever. RuSSia is the best place to live, for all people loving to stay in lousy place.
17:50 about Pierogi. I don't know if you were ever been into a "Bar Mleczny" but since the arrival of refugees most of the cooks I saw were ukranian women, so the pierogi were different than used to just two years ago, now are bigger and "ukranian style".
Also, there are "Russ Pierogies " not Russian (nothing to do with Moscow )- but come from "Red Russ" after added to Poland, by "Kazimierz the Great" today Volhyn/Lwow regions. So definitely more connected with Ukraine.
It's called "ruskie pierogi"another one it's "salatka ruska", not big deal for me. My favourite are pierogi z kapusta, delicious with a cup of barcz@@JacekBoczarski-qo7xe
@@BurninVinyl "salatka ruska" is not the proper salad, I guess. We never call it that way. The original recipe is lost forever.
@@GeorgeGy really? I mean the one with mayonnaise, boiled peeled potatoes and carrots, green peas, some black pepper & salt, some vinegar and small fermented pickles. Some add also ham (prosciutto) or smoked salmon.
@@BurninVinyl Exactly. Not even ingredients are 100% correct. You do not need vinegar. Carrots are debatable, but OK. You will need boiled eggs and some sort of meat. And fresh cucumbers as well. The bastardized "Olivier" (this is how it is called in Russia) needs some sort of sausage, but people strongly prefer chicken meat. Than it is called "Stolichny" salad. I may try salmon next time, but first time heard about it.
Vinegar is never used. The quality of mayo is very important. Ideally one should make it at home. If not, buy French or from former USSR. A random from grocery store (outside of France or former USSR) won't do any good.
Being against russian fascism and everlasting russian imperialism is not 'russophobic'.
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Boy she has that look.
We are not russophobic, we are russorealistic.
My - czyli KTO? Mów za siebie.
@@unikalny7nick On i ja.
@@masi8926 Leczcie się.
@@unikalny7nick Ok onuco 😂 nas jest 98%
@@micozur15 przesadzasz.
В любой стране к русским относятся лучше, чем в России.
:)
@schaedelmartin6452yet Poland is notoriously anti semitic and even has Neo-Nazis so…🤷🏽♂️
@schaedelmartin6452 pathetic that U all grow up thinking your sexual orientation is what defines you. You think saying their gay will somehow make me feel bad but I don't care of there scared fine but Warsaw is in Poland so a Russian who is in Poland why? Gay people can love in Russia but if Ur gonna go around shouting Ur gay then yeah gonna have trouble. But your a human being your sexual orientation doesn't define who U are. Tour a human being. Already brainwashed by this deviant fallen society.
@@travisgray8376xD dude u relly are not living in this reality if u say that 😂
@@oljackie35 my comment was removed. It's okay to keep your crappy comments.
Your sexuality doesn't define who U are. Your human being don't let society turn U into deviant
Gaspodina Svetlana, tell your people to act like Hungarians or any other small and friendly county then everybody, including Polish people going to like you guaranteed!😁 Under one condition; no more conquest and agression on your neighbours. In case it doesn't work, talk to Canadians, they are also a large country, and seem not to invade noone.
It seems to me that a significant part of my compatriots do not display Russophobic attitudes against Russians themselves, including those who live in Poland (though of course there will always be one or another asshole nationalist or racist). But a significant number of my compatriots are also allergic to Russia as a state - authoritarian, not honoring treaties, aggressive and defiant, and at the same time remaining outside the norms of basic civilizational comforts for its citizens. So is Poland Russophobic? Yes, Russophobic towards Putin's Russia, just as it was Russophobic towards the Tsars and Bolsheviks who oppressed us.
Poland is not russophobic. Poland is simply wary of Russian aggresion as it had been occupied by Russia more than once.
the polish attitude towards the russians stems from the attack on poland for criticising the attack on ukraine, the attack on ukraine itself, and the recent period in which poland was forcibly pushed into stalin's communism, which had previously attacked poland together with germany. communism destroyed poland, which was able to rebuild with the west
I like russians btw and I wish you a pleasant stay in poland, if you have seriously encountered someone who has insulted you just because you are Russian, I am very sorry and I do not support such people either, but some people have their heads messed up by the media, but they are a handful, those who believe everything they are told, but they are everywhere
@@rodarvarkmat7437 Yeah basically there are people not over the World War 2 bandwagon. Whether it’s against Germany or Russia, or even both.
You are welcome without tanks and bombs. Grow up. Peace is wonderfull. Democracy, too.
Exactly.
Well said
If so, then disband NATO and there will be no tanks. But no, you aim missiles at our cities and did it before Ukraine. You surround our country and did it before Ukraine. All those actions that happen are caused by your actions. You threaten the safety of our children and expect us to leave it just like that. No, we won't leave it. And your children will not live in safety.
Yeah, right. Democracy.
You can't touch it, neither taste it.
And there's no signs of it in Poland. And I bet you won't even be able to formulate what this word means and how its general definition applies to Poland in current day. And yet - for you it's wonderful.
@@Prushinthespirit ruzzian propaganda for idiots.
Beieve or not but russia brought only a pain to neighbour countries, so do not even talk abut rusophobia.
Польша не русофобская страна. Девочка, лучше на макияже контент делай и не лезь в политику.
And your poor comment is pure example of that.
Russia has also renamed their cities, St Petersburg-Petrograd-Leningrad-St Petersburg, Tsaritsyn-Stalingrad-Volgograd, etc. No I think you don't realize what Putin has done to Eastern Europe.
I am from Eastern Europe, a Moldovan from Republic of Moldova. Please enlighten me, what has Russia done to Moldova ? Liberated us from Ottoman 300 year slavery in 1800, liberated us from Nazis during WW2 and built up universities, schools, hospitals and entire cities during USSR. Why are you speaking on behalf of Eastern Europe ?
@@Goorood Same for Bulgaria. During USSR was built more than 3400 dams, 90% of thermal power plant and a nuclear powe rplant with a project for a second , starting in the mid-eighties. But he meant what Putin has done. Well, apart from providing cheap resources for the whole of Europe, which subsidy provided the economic development of Europe, i don't know anything elsе.
@@Goorood Yep, have the Russians been good for Moldova, Moldova was given by the Ottomans to Russia by the Treaty of Bucharest, 1812. In 1871 the Russians tried Russification. To be honest, Moldova was in the nasty position of being caught between Russia and Romania. You don't mention the deportations in the 1940s or the executions by the Soviets before and after German/Romanian occupation, after the Soviets finally succeeded in incorporating Moldova In 1946-1947, at least 216,000 deaths and about 350,000 cases of dystrophy were accounted by historians in the Moldavian SSR alone. In 1944-53, there were several anti-Soviet resistance groups in Moldova; however the NKVD and later MGB managed to eventually arrest, execute or deport their members. Of course everything was lovely in Moldova as the Soviets imported thousands of Russians into parts of Moldova and of course once the Soviet Empire broke up wasn't there a nasty little war where now rhere is a Russian puppet of Transnistria. Thank you for your insight but I doubt you can speak for Eastern Europe either. I have used copy and paste as my typing very slow.
@@EpizodBG Putin providing cheap resources, no they were supplied at market prices. You fail to mention that he invaded Ukraine and Europe has weaned itself of his "Cheap resources". As far as Bulgaria is concerned I am sure they became Independent of Russia when the Soviet Empire went down. Over the years from 1912 (The first Balkan War) Bulgaria has been sliced and diced. The Soviets did presumably build all those dams but at what cost to the population, I note that some hundreds of thousands of ethnic Turks were kicked or left in 1980s. As above when Bulgaria had the chance they rejected the Soviets and became Independent. It is now a member of the EU and NATO. I forgot the mention the various executions by the NKVD after 1944.
@@phann860 The resources that Putin provided were at a very low price. And this was very clearly seen when they stopped, Europe went into recession and Germany began to de-industrialize.
We did not "become independent" when USSR fell, our sovereignty was limited yes, but the ties with the West were never interrupted, and we determined the internal policy! Now we have Zero sovereignty, everything is decided in the american embassy, even the ruling cabinet is appointed there!
We have been sliced and diced by the Western countries!
Everything was built in the name of the people, so that we have water, that we have electricity, that we have roads, because before that we had 'almost nothing!
When the turks began to 'raise their heads' for secession of territories, the borders were open and anyone who wanted could move to Turkey. But when they saw how badly they were treated by their 'brothers in blood' many turks returned back home.
As above, we have not rejected the Soviets, in fact at the first "pro-democracy" protests, people wanted more socialism.
Now we are members of NATO and the EU, but no one askd us if we wanted it or not, there was no referendum!
I don't know what these "executions by the NKVD" are, maybe you mean the so called People's Court, which was held at the insistence of America and UK. The same courts existed in all countries occupied be Germany during WWII!
I'm Polish and I like Russia from afar. The further away Russia is from Poland the more I like it. When Russia is my neighbour I don't appreciate it at all. ;)
you afraid of losing tractors? :DDDDD
@@viktoriyasapiezyna5538 among other things, yes. ;)
@@viktoriyasapiezyna5538 Exactly. There's nothing interesting for Russians here in Poland, so could you just forget about us/ignore us/leave us alone once and for all, please?
toilets 😅😅@@viktoriyasapiezyna5538
@@viktoriyasapiezyna5538im afraid of soldiers stealing electric kettels and putting them on gas stoves.
I dislike people that discriminate folk for their nationality. We are all individuals wherever we are from. I am not so stupid as to believe that each of us represents our respective governments' opinions and actions. I am a Scot and have lived in Poland for 22 years. Thankfully I have rarely had any problems with racism.
Some people just can't differentiate people from their government. ;/
@@somsiadtomasz Who's attacking Ukraine? Russian people!
Russians understand very well what Putin is doing, so there is no excuse for saying, I am not responsible, or I did not know.
Russians just progress as always while their soldiers and also Ukrainians are killed.
So no Russians anymore in Western countries until they sent Putin Regime to hell forever.
Siberia seems to be a proper destination for Russians, cold and trees everywhere.
@@stanisawstulej3092 no. It's russian soldiers. Not regular citizens.
@@somsiadtomaszyeah right maybe read about last military conscription
Dear Svetlana.
I have the impression that you brought your belief about Poland as the most Russophobic country in the world from Russia. There's nothing we can do about it in Poland, although you can be sure that if you come to Poland again she will be safe. We in Poland have no problem with the Russians, we just don't understand why you attack "friendly" nations. If Russian soldiers, who are Russians after all,
they would behave towards Ukrainians as you do at the airport in Warsaw, I think you could get an American visa in St. Petersburg, and your bank cards would work throughout Europe. Judge for yourself whether I am a Russophobe - I am sure of one thing - I am Polish.
Poland and polish people have every right to hate russians for what they did for them historically. It is perfectly justified and understandable. At least until Russia recognizes and apologizes for the crimes against Poland.
And I am russian.
In Poland we have Polish borscht, which is a different soup from the one you know (it doesn't have pieces of vegetables floating in it and is usually with small dumplings filled with meat or served with a croquette). We simply call this soup borscht. Ukrainian borscht is not a name from the war between Russia and Ukraine, it's just how this soup has always been called in Poland. We simply live closer to Ukraine, so if you have some dishes in common, we take the name from where it's closer. And dumplings are called Ruthenian, not Russian, and they come from the name of the Red Ruthenia region, which for centuries was part of Poland. This has nothing to do with any anti-Russian attitude. Greetings to a beautiful woman!
Polish will never forget how the Russian Soviet Union occupied their country. All the neighboring countries feel the same, with the exception of some wanna-be dictator countries like in Hungary.
@JormaKovanen Orban is no tinpot dictator!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Orbàn is a dictator!Don't lie!!!!
Lol unlike Missis von der Leyen Victor Orban was democratically elected by his people!
I'm from Russia, i live in Ufa, it's close to Ural region, i have been to Poland twice and i would say that this country is really nice. People didn't blame and judje me for being russian, treated me well, some helped me to translate menu in cafe. Polish people were more open to me than in Belarus, Armenia and Kazakhstan) My trips in Warsaw, Krakow, Wieliczka and Zlotoryja were great, i would really like to visit Poland again.
When it comes to the name "ruskie pierogi", even Poles talk nonsense. "Ruskie" does not mean "Russian", but Ruthenian. Ruś or Ruthenia is divided into white (today's Belarus) and red (today's Ukraine). For centuries, Ruthenia, as part of the Lithuanian duchy, was part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Yeah, I about fell off my chair when I first read some restaurant(s) did that in '22 or '23! Such an embarrassing lack of knowledge (seasoned with no common sense)! [EDIT: I mean the ostentatious dropping of the name in some restaurant(s) that was reported.]
For any foreigners here, the adjective "ruski" also depicts anything Russian in informal Polish (as opposed to the formal "rosyjski"), much like "Russkie" has been used in informal English. It's been so for at least few tens of years (I'm not knowledgeable of the exact timelines here) with the formal and basic meaning of the adjective "ruski" still pertaining to all things Ruthenian (as in the Rus') though. That must've confused the restaurateur(s) but is not a mitigating factor at all.
The claim that Moscow principality aren't Russian principality is Ukranian fake. Ruskie = Russian. Otherwise they would be called Ruthenian.
Poland has every rights to be hating on Russia Z lovers
Of course, Russia is the most wonderful country in the world. Peaceful and loving. They never had to invade anyone because all of the neighboring countries just beg Russia if they could become part of Russia.
I like your sarcasm!
I mean in Poland we hate Putin, Russian politics and our difficult history with Russia for last 500 years. We don't hate people alone, but sometimes it's hard to look at russians in a friendly way when Russia is attacking Ukraine, knowing we could be next
In the most Russia-invaded & Russia-endangered country...
If you think people are arrogant to you, perhaps you are arrogant yourself.
I have had a transfer in Moscow during my trip to Thailand. Security officers were so rude to everyone, doesn’t really matter what’s your nationality. However I met many cool Russians and being friends with them. They live peacefully in Poland and like it here.
As a Warsawian I can tell no one cares who you are. We are too busy to think whom to like or whom to hate. Also, you recommend russian people do not go to Poland in English. Why in English? You guys speak English to each other now?
Svetlana, Poland has a bad history with Russia. Their country was partitioned in 1795 by Russia, Prussia (now Germany) and Austria. Poles remained under Russian occupation until 1918. The Polish language was banned and Poles were persecuted for speaking their language.
I wonder what has happened in the Prussian (German) and Austrian parts - was that history also bad or only with Russia? How it was there with the Polish language? I know only the Russian part of being guilty but not much about the others.
I should check the status of the Hawaiian language in the XX century or the Irish language in the XIX century. Just in case I should check how it was with the Polynesian language in Tahiti.
@@komandagleby_GBThe Germans admitted their guilt and appologized. In the Austrian zone Polish was the official language and the language of instruction in schools. It's only Russia that constantly tries to deny it's crimes towards us and insists we are the problem.
@@komandagleby_GB How does the situation with Hawai'ian cancel the crimes Russia has committed against us? We don't need to talk about everyone else's experience to be allowed to talk about our own.
@@komandagleby_GB You should also check the current situation of Khanty, Mansi, Altay, Evenki, Selkup, Karelian etc.
I don't think they are russophobic but more angered by the latest actions of russia and putin.
I myself would love to get to know russia and its culture a lot more. But with Putin at the top, it'll be impossible.
Until recently - and maybe even now - visiting St. Petersburg did not require a visa for about 50+ nationalities. Impossibility is in your head.
Poles being russophobic is an extremely propagandistic statement. You're better than that. Citizens in ALL post-soviet countries just understand that Russia undeniably has a predatory past when it comes to dealing with their neighbours.
How could they not when most families had at least some of their family members sent to Siberia and everyone had to fight forced russification of their nations. It's called realism. Not a phobia.
Thanks for sharing all your people interactions. Most people are basically good people trying to live their lives. 👍😊
Dear Svetlana, good to know that you did not encounter any problems in Poland. But be not mistaken, Poland is not the "most russophobic country". Most countries near Russia are like that, including mine (Czechia). When your country invades its neighbors, murders civilians and commits horrific crimes, you should not be surprised by such attitudes. Of course, I am not blaming you personally. I think you are a good person and I guess you made a good decision to leave Russia. Good luck in America 🍀
I think it's good to read guidebooks, historical books, and curiosities before coming to Poland as a tourist. Borscht is also a 100% Polish dish. Borscht was traditionally made from an acidified plant called "borscht", we have many types of borscht. These are often holiday soups, made from rye, wheat and plant leavens. The roots go back to the Middle Ages. Ukrainian borscht is also a Polish dish, it comes from the area of "Ukraine", which in the times of the Polish kingdom was located between Podolia and Zaporozhye. In other words, "borderland" borscht.
RUSKIE pierogi is also a traditional Polish dish, but it does not mean "Russian" or "Ukrainian" but "Ruthenian" - it comes from the areas of the indigenously Polish, Lechite tribes - the so-called Czerwień or Grody Czerwieńskie - and later Red Ruthenia. They were very popular in these areas, hence their name. In addition, we have many names of countries in our traditional dishes that are not known in the countries that bear this name :) For example, Lithuanian cold soup or Hungarian pie :) The names often come from the countries from which we imported products unusual for medieval Poland, for example example, paprika from Hungary. :) And Poland is not Russophobic. Poles have repeatedly supported and even built Russia. We have many distinguished names who developed Russia. Our concerns mainly concern the old times, when Poland was occupied by totalitarian regimes. We have the same feelings towards Germany, Ukraine, Russia, Austria, Prussia and other countries that have harmed us.
Regards !
"Pierogi Ruskie" comes from region of Ruś - Red Ruthenia in english . Region borderline of Poland and Ukraine not Russia.
So why Poles changed their name to Ukrainian pierogi ? 😂😂😂 stupidity level hard
As a Canadian I visited Poland a few years ago. I loved the food, culture, history, museums, architecture and that i can speak Russian to older people and English to younger people. I loved Warsaw especially. Poland felt like I arrived home. I am looking forward to travel to Russia sometime.
Why?
Why the H*LL would you want to visit a country that is 1. A dictatorship that imprisons or kills people for speaking against war or refusing to fight in the war? 2. Where there’s no free speech? 3. a dictatorship that is killing Ukrainians?? 4. Why would you add money to their war chest which = more BOMBS which will be used to KILL more innocent Ukrainians including CHILDREN!?? Disgusting!!!
@@benjamincresswell3713 there is so much to see and learn from Russia just as Poland was. My heritage is from the Pre Soviet time and I feel it calls me. Watching expats on you tube from North America and elsewhere who now live in Russia, it is not a bad place as the west makes it out to be. It is worth the visit. Talking with Russian friends who live in Canada who plan on moving back to Russia makes me feel that Russia is OK.
Hey Svetlana don't feel bad, I am polish living abroad and when I visit Poland I find them to be very rude for no reason at all I guess It's polish "welcome"
@sebm8511 wow, you are so mest up in you head looking on you tube for people to insulte.. so sad
It's really, really simple. When you visit Poland, use the Golden Rule when dealing with people, otherwise go ahead and fuck around and find out. 😂
She thinks she is gorgeous and that all men will melt in front of her.
this woman is so annoying
i know right
I liked her at one time, but the more I have seen of her, the more annoying she has become. It’s always a pity party for her.
So why are you here?😅
Typical young Russian lady, brainwashed by Putin's propaganda.
This is her whole video “ Ukrainians are so nice and friendly but those arrogant mean Poles ” 😂😂
Yet another influencer sharing their "big" problems in life.
Yet another Russophobe Racist.
Thanks!
Québec's national dish is literally called, "poutine." There was talk of changing the name to "Zelensky" (I'm not joking) but then people said, let him (V. Putin) change his name, not our famous dish LOL. I also think people would have had a hard time spelling it... I really enjoyed you telling of your encounters. 👍
I refuse to call "pierogi ruskie" as pierogi "ukraińskie". It's a traditional Polish dish coming from a region in first Polish republic called "województwo ruskie". It has nothing to do with Moscow's Russia.
I am often in the car line between Poland and Russia, on the "noman's land". There are usually Russians living in Europe, sometimes people from Belarus and Ukraine. After few minutes political disputes start. Names like Zelensky or Putin rarely if ever mentioned.
Instead, everyone is talking about Ursula and Orbán. There is something special about them, I guess.
Hi I am italian living in Poland I lived in Warsaw for some years.The polish are really not open for foreigners.I watch the video because I was interested in that feeling. I think that in general that you are complaining quite a lot I feel that your follower might enjoy more if you add less complain.
Funny but they are when they are abroad
Hi. I don't think we are rusophobic. We are just rusorealistic. My grand-grandfather was killed in Katyn. His wife died in Siberia (age 40). What can I say?
I would like to forget this terrible history, but Russia causing the war does not help. I'm happy that you're normal and friendy person. Cheers from Poland!
But how these histories are connected with people who have russian citizenship nowadays?
We just still remember because.
Won't bleaching your hair make it fall out?
A lot of her hair is gone already
With the bleach not only the hair may be gone ...
As if she hadn't heard ab. the EU sanctions for Russia due to the Russia's brutal war of aggression against Ukraine. Of course, what Poles think about Russians, especially ab. the Russian government and its propaganda, not ab. all the Russians as a nation - it is Russorealism - not Russophobia. Phobia is defined as hatred that is irrational. The Poles are absolutely rational in their judgment about Russians based on historical facts. So, definitely not a phobia - just realism.
Я живу здесь более 40 лет, но не понимаю, почему вы советуете россиянам не посещать Польшу???
Hello Svetlana, the problem is your strange and brutal government. If your own personality is good, no one has a problem with you. Unless someone has been brainwashed by Russian television, they know what is going on in Ukraine. You will have a great time and are very welcome
When the SMO was on for 5 months, there was a female Russian tourist who was in a beach city in my country she shouted back angrily "How you dare cussing the president of my country" to a local saying to her "F*ck Putin".
Poles who really think don't hate anybody. We understand that there are good and evil people everywhere, in Russia, in Poland, in Germany, in Ukraine, in USA and so on.
Yeah, we remember Katyń, but we remeber also Wołyń and Auschwitz, we remember Stalin, Hitler as well as Bandera.
But it doesn't really matter from country you are. What matters is are you a man of good will, a peacefull man or not.
Take care!
Who goes back to moscow? Stay in Putin's heaven.!
I don't understand how a Russian can get a visa for countries in the EU. As long as Putin is in power, such should not be issued. Slava Ukraini!
there is more in life than money and holiday trips.
She's absolutely detached from reality . Holidays shopping etc !
Why are you watching?@@colonellKurtz
@@IzzyOnTheMove sometimes we are drawn to watch something that just kinda puzzles us.
@@IzzyOnTheMove If You wanna judge something You have to watch , simple.
I’m just curious to discover why she’s always whinging.
An out of touch elite; I really don’t understand what’s the point. She complains about Poland then in the next praises them .
Wacko!!!
I’m afraid she’s Russian and right now it’s not very smart to visit with Russia threatening these countries..
What’s the go with this American fiancée never see him.
BORING AS HELL
We are russorealitic and not russophobic
I have the impression that most of the uncomfort came from expecting hostility rather than the actual experiences. Only if you admitted in conclusion that the experience was surprisingly not bad at all, despite feeling uncomfortable from just being a russian in a russophobic country, i think there would be way less negativity in the comments. Either that, or you chose to be clickbaitey and controversial on purpose, if that is the case then i have to agree with the criticism. I'm also russian, and currently living and working in Poland, have experienced almost no discrimination in 1.5 years of living here. At the same time, i do feel "uncomfortable" all the time from just being allowed to live here, simply because of the crimes my country is doing and my inability to change it. It can feel especially bad from reading some things polish politics have to say about not only russians but the immigrant ones specifically, also from reading other immigrants' experiences who were less lucky than me. Needless to say, it is nothing compared to what Ukrainians have to go through. In my conclusion, russophobia (or russorealism as some named it) does exist, but i feel that most of the time, it is on a level that ranges from understandable to deserved.