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Csendes, Peter. Historical Dictionary of Vienna. Scarecrow Press, 1999.
Dalerac, M. Polish Manuscripts, or, The Secret History of the Reign of John Sobieski the III of that Name, K of Poland. Containing A Particular Account of the Siege of Vienna. London: 1700 (translated from French).
Wheatcroft, Andrew. "The Enemy at the Gate." Habsburgs, Ottomans and the Battle for Europe (2008).
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you could have just said winged hussars ok next topic
The Armchair Historian
Then the Winged Hussars arrive!
6:19
You are exaggerating. By that time the Janissaries were a shadow of their formal selves.
"By 1622, the Janissaries were a "serious threat" to the stability of the Empire. Through their "greed and indiscipline", they were now a law unto themselves and, against modern European armies, ineffective on the battlefield as a fighting force."
I see that Victoria 2 music you got there
How did the ottomans lose Vienna?
**THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED**
We Remember...In September!
@@Torgo1969 When the winged hussars arrived. !
These are all the comments I see on all these videos I love it
@@Torgo1969 11
Coming down from the mountain side
And now Vienna gov wnats to remove monument of Sobieski. They found it offending to Turkish minority...
I am turkish and i dont think it is offending, so many wars happened centuries ago and clever commanders should be remembered and respected without looking who they fought against.
I prefer Turks over all kind of germans. At least they feels some respect even towards christians.
We should respect each other without looking religions or anything else this is how things should be because we are all humans and thank you for your kind comment sir.
It is not about offending Turkish minority... It is about putting monument against some Austrian law. Besides, we Poles, shouldn't be the ones to put that monument there. If the people of Austria do not honor Sobieski we cannot make them so by forcing putting the monument there
@@crimson5664 That has to be the stupidest comment i've seen so far on RUclips. Congratulations meathead!!.
And 90 years later Austria dismantled Poland together with Prussia and Russia.What a way to say thank You to Poland
Well poland was gonna being partitioned anyway and not only knew the austrians that all the land they don't take goes to their rival but poles were treated the best inside the austrian part and no austria could not have opposed both prussia and russia while also being busy with the ottomans in the south and ofcourse the hungarians inside the empire.
That's typical cabinet style politics of the era of absolutism, ever rotating alliances with every ally being a potential enemy and vice versa.
90 years later pretty much everyone was dead, so it was a different generation.
@@AEIOU05 Alles Erdreich ist Österreich untertan
@@AEIOU05 Austrians backstabbed Poland hard, but at least they treated them well...
And less than 100 years later Austria took part in annexation of Poland....
We shouldn't have saved them
@@kojak8403 Funny thing is that today's Vienna has one of the greatest number of muslim immigrants of all big cities in Europe. :D
@@jonsson666 - this time they lost so deeply that they have to teach their children to love it
@@kojak8403 we shoul make a deal with Ottoman and take partition of whole Europe... actually it will happend in next 30 years
Yup funny thing was Turkey offered us run all Europe together, but we don't take this opportunity unfortunately(Becose religion and Honour who western don't know what is this). Anyway western is Islamic and betray us always when they have occasion , great occasion to block Masons
Expect a lot of Sabaton fans to be here, I'm one of them for instance. *WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!*
the worst and ever
Cabri, samo hejtujes nesto :DD @@AgoraphobicNews
@@Paras1te31 mikso, si ti? :D
nego kuj ce :)@@AgoraphobicNews
Thats why I'm here lol
Jan III Sobieski: Hey, Kara Mustafa!
Kara Mustafa: What?
Jan III Sobieski: Vienna.
Kara Mustafa: I don't get it...
Jan III Sobieski: Exactly!
@Majco Turks are not mongols. It s like saying Slavs are Germanic.
@Majco Slovakia is a made-up country.
China is just angry duck with hat
🤣😅👏👏👏
Sobieski why u do dis?
The colors of the polish flag meanings
Red:bravery
White:loyalty
Blue:good allies
Polish flag is only White and Red, there is no Blue in it. White is for the purity, red for the blood spilled for Poland's freedom. 11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
@@tomaszwieczorek6273 r/woosh
@@tomaszwieczorek6273 that went right over your head, didn't it? Let me draw it out in crayon for you. The blue in the Polish flag stands for reliable allies. There is no blue in the Polish flag, you say? Right. Because there are no reliable allies in Poland's history.
@@tomaszwieczorek6273 ultra r/wooosh
@@tomaszwieczorek6273 it's a joke
Fun fact: Following Poland's partitions, with the last one being in 1795, the only country that did not acknowledge the partition of Poland and still treated it as sovereign was the Ottoman Empire due to the respect that they had for Poland reaching back to this battle.
Wow
Today in Istanbul, there is town called Polenezköy(polish town in Turkish) refugees from November uprising(1830) settled there. Search for it. Today gothic architecture and polish traditions continues.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polonezk%C3%B6y
@@desabres9182 Turkey is honorable country which deserve much more respect
-Where is the deputy from Lehistan?
-Your Excellency, the deputy of Lehistan could not make it because of vital impediments.
@@Adriano70911 shame it's ruled by wanna-be dicktator Erdogan
18,000 horsemen cavalry charge... Now I know where Tolkien got his inspiration for the Riders of Rohan charge at Pellanor Fields.
Some groups say there were around 35,000 horseman
There was 35,000 cavalry in the Battle but only 19,000 took part in the charge, 15,000 of them were the Polish Cavalry (out of which 3,000 were the Winged Hussars) and 4,000 were the Austro-German cavalry.
Oh ok
@Koksal Ceylan He just looked for an exotic name. Lord of the Ring was still a representation of defense of the Western civilization and Tolkien himself fought in World War 1.
Reread the battle of Helm's Deep. I think you may find even more parallels there with the siege of Vienna
IT'S OVER OTTOMANS, I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND
You underestimate our power!
xyyx_
THANK YOU!
*looking at the cavs* I HATE YOU!!!
I believe you mean "It's over Mustafa, I have the high ground!"
indeed. how can you leave that space open. seriously
The real life ride of the rohirrim.
I heard it was partially based on this battle
This charge was actually four times larger than the Ride of the Rohirrim scene. So, imagine that lol.
@@NoOdL3z18 6, 12, 18..................... 3 times................
@@prussianeagle1941 Between 3 and 4. Ride of Rohirrim was 6,000 cavalry.
@Maurice Chopal i worked on a feedlot with 20,000 cows at any given time. That plus a person on each would be insane.
+33% Calvary combat ability intensifies
EU4 forever :D
@Comrade Corbachev you can achive 93%
@@pawelbroda7391 How can you achieve 93% with Poland?
@@relojitosuizo8460 Polish Ideas: +33%
Quality Ideas: +10%
Aristocratic Ideas : +10%
Aristocracy-Espionage: +20%
Cossacks Estates: +20%
The Rohan's charge in LoTR must have been inspired by the polish charge against the ottomans...
The movie inspired that music
One of the rare instance where real history was more epic than fiction. There were only about 6000 Rohirrims arrived at Minas Tirith, wherein the Holy League's charge comprised of 18,000 horsemen.
Rômulo Moraes The Battle of Helmsdeep was based off the battle of Vienna
Tolkien's story wasn't allegorical, in fact he disliked allegory. People just assume that the events in the books were based on history.
@@Kleptomaniac66 that's not what an allegory is mate
I'm not even going to bother saying it. Everyone else is going to.
What I will do is point out that the Coat of Arms of Poland is an Eagle, and the Coat of Arms of Lithuania is a Knight. Put them together and you get a Winged Hussar
Then the Winged Hussars arrived!!!
As powerful as an eagle yet as well tampered as an knight.
But in this battle most of them were polish.
Sobieski was waiting for assemble of Lithuanian part of army. But time was running out, and in 29 July he was forced to quick march from Cracow to Vienna.
Holy shit i just got learnt that
And I thought it is related to a mythical creature
When I was in college, we had a professor in the history who would jump up on his desk and tell this story at the top of his lungs and screaming that it was the most important battle ever because it gave us COFFEE!
he sounds a tad overcaffeinated.
It also gave us a great Sabaton song.
@@roadhouse6999 wished that professor would jumped on his desk, shouting “Then the winged Hussars arrives!!!!!!"
Wojtek Turski
I mean... I don’t think the Ottomans had much interest in invading anything north of Austria. I don’t even think Austria was up for annexation had they won, though I could be wrong.
Wojtek Turski
Well yes, but they don’t just expand for the sake of expansion. They typically have reasons for taking territory such as access to resources, or a regions strategic significance. I don’t think the Ottomans had the capacity to permanently expand past Hungary.
[Insert Winged Hussars Arrived Here]
How about the Riders of Rohan?
Tony Truong lol it’s funny Thinking about it the winged hussars are like the real life versions of them
exactly www.wikizeroo.net/index.php?q=aHR0cHM6Ly9lbi53aWtpcGVkaWEub3JnL3dpa2kvSW52YXNpb25fb2ZfUG9sYW5k
Jackson took insperatiom from this battle, note the similarities, mines under the wall, failing defense, massed cavelry down a hill
@@namelessperson6891 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurdistan_Workers%27_Party
Thanks for the shoutout Armchair Historian! Great video btw!
🙋
You got a new subscriber
plz more history channels cant get enough
Btw, Suleiman didn't get "humiliating defeat" thats a Habsburg propoganda. He was expecting a Habsurg army to fight for Hungary but Habsburgs chosed to stay defencive. Ottoman army was not ready for a siege and they turned back because of the winter. Thats not a defeat. Habsburgs gave up their claims in Hungary and paid annual tribute to the Ottomans.
Your videos are always well made and educational I’m have been subscribed for a year now!
I want to add another reason for why the Ottomans lost to the Habsburgs and the Holy Leauge, a man named Georg Rimpler. Georg was a German mercenary engineer who had excelled at defensive structures and fortifying areas, and had experience fighting the Ottomans. He was in charge of building defenses around the city, which was in no shape ready, because the walls were medieval and held in place by gravity and could easily be knocked down. Georg and the Austrian Commander had just over a week to prepare the city, Georg set up earthworks, palisades, trenches, and defenses in the city. By the end he made the city a deathtrap, slowing the Ottomans as they advanced and giving the garrison and the Holy Leauge precious time. Sadly Georg did not live to see Vienna be saved, he died in the city's hospital after taking serious wounds from a Ottoman mine while inspecting his defenses. He never got credit for the defense and was mostly forgotten.
Thank you for story.
Thank you. Old fortifications and the techniques used to protect a walled city have always fascinated me. I’m going to look this guy up.
I would add that the Germans teach that the Battle of Vienna was won thanks to the Germans.
I mean the most important reason why the ottomans lost the siege is the fact that the leader of the attack didnt bring strong canons to destroy the walls. He brought only small and weak ones cuz he didnt want to do much damage on Vienna. At the end it was stupid from him and also he underestimatedhis rivals which was his end.
Thank you for the information...
and Respect to that Fallen Christian Martyr...!!!
I remember living in Poland to work for a company. There was a statue and my Polish friend smiling at me explaining who he was. That guy was the commander of the hussar armies :)
11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
@@tomaszwieczorek6273 I don't remember them being called like that by the Turks by what i know they were an elite force. Interesting thing is that, after all these troubles, some Polish migrants settled down in the Ottoman Empire due to civil war up coming in the next cent.
What civil war? There were no civil wars in Poland, at least not from XIVcent onwards.
@@spajkilza1992 Oj Dawidku były, poczytaj np. jednej z najszkodliwszych - o rokoszu Lubomirskiego i bitwie pod Mątwami gdzie wybiliśmy sami sobie najbardziej doświadczonych weteranów z wojen szewdzkich i duńskich. A że historycy nie nazywają tego wojnami domowymi, kwestia nazewnictwa.
@@jankowalski3220 no wlasnie, byl to rokosz. Nie jest to kwestia nazewnictwa bo nie byly to pelnoprawne wojny domowe. Ujme inaczej - nie sposob porywnywac lokalnego i krotkotrwalego buntu do regularnej wojny miedzy rodakami, czesto trwajacej latami jak amerykanska czy hiszpanska wojna domowa. Ale encyklopedia PWN przyzna Ci jednak racje - naciagneli tam okreslenie wojna domowa. Co prawda krotka i oprocz zwycieskich dla konfederatow Matw nieistotna, ale masz racje, Janku, Janeczku.
That's the night Vienna was freed
We made the enemy bleed!
AND THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!!!!!
COMING DOWN THEY TURNED THE TIDE
Yeah love from Poland! ❤
I uploaded vienna siege 1683 video, watch and fun :) (Empire Total War) ruclips.net/video/LQfAnwKB6sU/видео.html
Ummm.....YOU didn't do a damn thing.
@@marekplayer8506 love from Lietuva to our neighbour brothers Polska!
If not you poles we might not exist today..
Poland stopped the Ottomans in 1683 and the bolsheviks in 1919. Both times they saved Europe, both times got divided later. Quite sad when you think about it.
What is said, that these lessons taught nothing - poor economy, token armed forces, no nuclear deterrence, seeking protectors, severely curtailed gun ownership ... Poland IS NOT Israel Nor South Korea.
@@piotrd.4850 what?
@Hernando Malinche Many times? Can you name other one than Time of Troubles? And it wasn't Poland (or rather Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth) that started it, but Russians, PLC only took an opportunity. Also Russian famine of 1601-1603 was before Polish intervention.
@Anonyme: "Look at it : the turks lost against outdated armies of outdated countries". In what way Habsburg army was outdated? Or Polish? PLC did lost some battles during years 1648 - 1660 (Khmelnytsky Uprising and Deluge) but it was mainly fault of small number of proffesional army and use of pospolite ruszenie, as well as many internal issues. In 1683 Polish army wasn't as effective as in beginning of XVII century (Kircholm, Klushino), but was still very good, especially with Sobieski's reforms.
Seriously, 1015? You said about Russia and used words: "many times" and as an example you're writing about Poland trying to place candidate on the throne of Kievan Rus? That's just silly.
Great famine took place in 1601-1603 and PLC did not declare war until 1609. Yeah, some magnates did act to support false Dimitris, but it was rather Muscovy fault it was so weak, that even little private armies could intervene. You seem to not see internal issues. In 1648-1667 PLC was probably devastated even more than Muscovy during Time of Troubles, but we're not saying it's only fault of Cossacs, Swedes, Russians, Prussians etc. It was mainly our fault that we let that happen.
Broad Street Bullies Amazing, almost every word of what you just said was wrong.
1.Nobles did not approve the partitions en masse, it was mostly a group of bribed parlimentarists and oligarchs who cooporated. Check the Bar confederation.
2.Also it was only Polish-Lithuanian commonwealt. Ruthenians did not have their own institutions and were subject to polonization and exploitation.
3.Yes, feudal system was the thing that led to the partitions by large, as it basically deprived city dwellers of most rights and turned peasants into slaves of nobility. Russia suceeded beacuse in their case the nobility was tightly controlled by absolutist monarch and they had good expansion opportunities and few strong neighbours: only Poland and Sweden initially, + weakened Ottomans later on. (and they didn't fight Germany and Austro-Hungary until WW1, in which Russia collapsed)
Winged Hussars too op pls nerf.
They got nerfed ;_;
@@namelessperson6891 Lol triggered Turk
buff jannisaries pls
@@namelessperson6891 When and where? He never had a chance to stand against winged hussars.
@@namelessperson6891 Nothing there. Name the battle.
My Moeslem friend: "Ottomans were the greatest army in the world and im proud of it". Me as Christian: shout loudly* "Then Winged Hussars Arrives!!!"
Moslem? Bruh
@The Caliphate holy hell i just not expecting that
@@adrianmichael2844 Ottoman is Turkish müslim country , not only müslim country
Tell that to Byzantium
Me as an Atheist I think you both are fools .
Whenever Poland does good its Western Europe, whenever not, then Poland must be Eastern Europe. Gotta love that double standard...
Poland is part of Western culture (latin).
@@aleksandersokal5279 - you mean "was". There is no Western latin culture. It's Western Marxist anticulture nowadays
@@kojak8403 Not in Poland, Poland is still part of the western culture. You are far to pessimistic, the damage done can be easily undone in the west.
Aleksander Sokal - Poland is retaining some active memory of latin civilization, but the West is damaged very deeply, maybe irreversibly. Financially, culturally, religiously, scientifically, politically - in all those aspects the West is non-latin anymore. The West has lost and is dying demographically. It's only a matter of time if the current trends continue.
@@kojak8403 Well the trends shift, as you can see in US, Italy, Austria and even Britain.
Fun facts: The Croissant was invented after the siege to commemorate it, hence the crescent shape. Also, coffee beans that were left behind by the Ottomans eventually led to Vienna's numerous Cafes and started the city's coffee culture.
Didn't the Austrians initially think, "welp, look at those barbar turks ! They eat goat droppings !" upon finding the coffee beans ? 😂😂😂 Or is that an urban legend ?
There is a little misunderstanding about that. Technically it wasn't croissant (more like an "ancestor"), it was normal bread with the shape of a crescent. I think the croissant, invented in the 19th century in Paris, was adopted around the world more for its taste than for its shape.
But yes, still funny to know that the shape comes from islam.
@@xenotypos Not islam brother . I m muslim turkish and i can say islam doesnt have symbol like other religions . Europeans saw only Turks as a muslim in European soil so Turkish symbol seen as Islam symbol. Turks use crescent before convert islam . Proofs shows atleast 300 AD
arshad mahmood no they preserved the greek knowledge that we rediscovered during the renaiy
arshad mahmood renaissance
Sobieski was gandalf of europe
Greetings from turkey
Saruman ise Merzifonlu Kara Mustafa Paşa bence.
Thank you.
Greetings from Poland
@@tomaszeki8279 I respect Poland
@@ardaaslan1923 I respect Turkey.
Sobieski was a fat slob who had to be begged by an Italian priest to join the fight. He had to be given large sums of money and no doubt food to fill his fat gut. Germans were defending their city Vienna from the beginning, about 2 months, stopping the Ottoman miners from blowing up the walls. An additional 50.000 Germans from the rest of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation came, on 12 September 1683; only 20.000 Poles came.
Guy: *Talks about the Siege of Vienna*
Me: *WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!!!*
*Insert Sabaton Reference Here*
As Soon as i saw this video I KNEW what would flood the comments...
WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!!!
@@raptorbullets hold your horses kid
You God damn right!
Dalinar Kholin TAKING THE GLORY FROM THE INFANTRY WHO HAD ACTUALLY ALREADY WON THE BATTLE
*Then the winged hussars arrived!*
THEN THE BATTLES BEGUN!
Then the flying Stukas arrived
You read my mind
Coming down the mountainside
COMING DOWN THEY TURN THE TIDE!
"Veni, vidi, Deus vicit"
- Jan III Sobieski
Ingenious paraphrase of Julius Ceasar. Sobieski was strong and smart
Armchair historian forgot to play the song by Sabaton when the winged hussars charged into the ottomans
You want the video taken down? Copyright is a real threat when you use licensed songs. Especially if you're not a small RUclipsr.
Copyright claims have gotten many videos from many creators region blocked, removed, even whole channels themselves were wiped off the face of RUclips.
@@grisom5863 jeez cry about it
"The king's meeting with the emperor fell coldly. Leopold I did not take off his hat neither when Prince James was presented to him, nor when Polish banners bent before him during the review of the troops. It demolished Sobieski and all knights . Relations have deteriorated since this meeting. The Austrians stopped supplying Polish troops. They also refused to accept the burial of Polish soldiers in the city, indicating fields and cemeteries further away, where the fallen soldiers from the Turkish army were buried. There have been instances of opening fire to hungry Polish soldiers attempting to enter the city. They also made it difficult to obtain the ships needed to transport the wounded and sick to the hospital organized in Prezburg. After these actions, opinions appeared among Polish soldiers that the emperor had unnecessarily been given relief" Emil Bardysz, medical diary from the Viennese expedition of 1683, Warsaw 1984, p. 20,26
@Stronger er no
If you Didn't took the vienna...
Our holding in hungary would be continued for at least 100 years more....
The most important defeat of Ottoman history. After that battle, Ottomans had sufficient resource to get situation under control despite fighting against four major countries but Kara Mustapha Pasha was executed by the Sultan and all Ottoman lines got into disarray. In Turkish history, between 1683-1699 is called 'disastrous years'. It is very ironic that for Polish people whose Hussars had major role defeating the Ottomans, their country was partitioned by Habsburgs. Irony again, Ottomans didnt recognized this partition and accept immigration from Poland. There is still a town called as 'Polonezkoy', means Poland village where these immigrants settled and one of the most decent places in Istanbul.
Irony at it's finest.
i find it funny that an european distric is the most decent place in a muslim country
@@MalekitGJ Dunno, makes complete sense to me.
True, we saved our future occupants.
Greetings from Poland
Yes History is syrange. Its like Game of Thrones
Ottomans: tell me a joke Sobieski
Sobieski: Vienna
Ottomans: I don't get it
Sobieski: exactly
Ottomans: Sobieski why u do dis?
#dankify memes
And today islam speads in Europe again like a plague.
Turks and Austrians claiming to be the inheriters of the glory of Rome
Greeks and Italians:
*excuse* *me* *wtf*
man if you look at history after the roman empire fell, it's just a succession of people claiming to and trying to reclaim the glory of rome.
Demiclea all Latin countries have a claim more than Romanians. After all Romanians are heavily influenced by slavs
Stop segregating the romanians. They are part of the latin family too.
roma je srbija
There isn't a single "heir" to Rome. The fact is, that what today is Austria was a part of the Roman empire and there were significant settlements there. And that is true for many other countries of Europe today. "Rome" was more an idea than a single people and that's one of the things that was so cool about it.
A cry for help in time of need, await relief from holy league
60 days of siege, outnumbered and weak
Sent a message to the sky, wounded soldiers left to die
Will they hold the wall or will the city fall
Dedication
Dedication
They’re outnumbered 15 to one
And the battle´s begun
Then the winged hussars arrived
Coming down the mountainside
Then the winged hussars arrived
Coming down they turned the tide
As the days are passing by and as the dead are piling high
No escape and no salvation
Trenches to explosive halls are buried deep beneath the walls
Plant the charges there and watch the city fear
Desperation
Desperation
It’s a desperate race against the mine
And a race against time
Cannonballs are coming down from the sky
Janissaries are you ready to die?
We will seek our vengeance eye for an eye
You’ll be stopped upon the steps of our gate
On this field you’re only facing our hate
But back home the Sultan’s sealing your fate
We remember
In September
That’s the night Vienna was freed
We made the enemy bleed!
Stormclouds, fire and steel
Death from above make their enemy kneel
Shining armour and wings
Death from above, it’s an army of kings
We remember
In September
When the winged hussars arrived
You sire should become a poet
@@Dourios_96 just listen to the song man, search for "Winged Hussars/Sabaton.
@Vyrex420 meh the action counts by the way what does "lmfao" mean ?
laughing my fcking ass off @@Dourios_96
All I can say my friend is Thank You, it means a lot.
Congratulations for luring all capitalised Sabaton fans
Lol yea
W H E N T H E W I N G E D H U S S A R S A R R I V E D
Storm clouds, fire and steel. Death from above, make the enemy kneel!
Brawo Polska kawaleria na wieki Bog Honor I Ojczyzna
Hawt Dawg TAKING THE GLORY FROM THE INFANTRY WHO HAD ACTUALLY ALREADY WON THE BATTLE
18,000 cavalry... can you imagine what that must have been like...
the smell of hourse :D
The accounts of witnesses to this battle say that the German cavalry inadvertently slowed down its attack to be able to admire the view of the winged hussars' charge.
The hussars were considered the most beautiful cavalry in the world.
11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
That’s a lot of horse poo to dispose of!
CHEERS FOR P0LAND CAVALRY!!!
7:51 The Polish "panzers"...the medieval "blietzkrieg"...
*Early Modern (not medieval)
@@aleksandersokal5279 yeah they both have guns
@@trenchrat5359 Well hussars have 2 pistols in case they would need them (but the main weapons are 5-6 meter lance, estock (koncerz) or broadsword (pałasz) and Polish hussar sabre (heavy)).
THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
Considering the Byzantine empire is gone this is for sure not medieval Rest In Peace Byzantium, Istanbul still translates to konstantinopoluis in Greek so that’s gotta mean something
The Ottomans tried to dig a tunnel underneath the walls. The bakers, who worked during the quiet early morning hours, heard the diggings and alerted the authorities. The tunnel construction was thwarted and the Emperor had the bakers create a special bread to pay tribute to the bakers. The bakers created a roll in the form of a crescent, the symbol of the Ottomans. When Austrian Princess Marie Antoinette went to France to marry King Louis, she brought along her bakers, who in turn brought with them the special bread, which the French made famous as the croissant.
thanks
pahahahaha
Could this be the reason why in French they say "viennoiserie" for things like croissants and other similar pastries (pain au chocolat, etc)?
That's a nice history fact, txs for sharing 😊
Wtf😂 this war gave Europe coffee, croissants, English thoroughbreds horses and what else
Interesting enough king of Poland, Sobieski was called by a Turkish army as "The Unvanquished Northern Lion"
Gustavus Adolphus: *shaking his fist*
Libera et impera
@Ufunvefueveveunyetwenve Uvemubebossas No thats Carolus Rex
Ben Türküm. Polonya’yı çok seviyorum. Geçmişte Polonya’dan Osmanlı’ya göç eden Polonyalı’lar hala Türkiye’de yasamaktadır. Polonezköyde yaşıyorlar. Türklerden Lehlere selamlar. ❤
Pozdrawiamy Turków
Then the winged hussars arrived
Coming down the mountain side
Coming down they turned the tide
THEN THE PANZERS ARRİVED
I would have been very disappointed if this wasn't top comment.
Additional Question: WHEN did the ottomans lose at Vienna?
Answer: WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
Poland is great.
C L O R O X C E N T R A L TAKING THE GLORY FROM THE INFANTRY WHO HAD ACTUALLY ALREADY WON THE BATTLE
Answer: when the crimean khan with 50 k troops only watched husar pass down the bridge and hit back ottoman troops from back when they battle with austrians because of his personal problems with kara mustafa pasha.so answer is betray of crimean tatars who responsible from defend bridge not to get ottoman main army hitten from back...
EXACTLY. These PEOPLE don’t UNDERSTAND. The polish ONLY won because the TURKS allowed them to.
@@legendindaturk8745 You are mega stupid or delusional to think that
Hint from a Turk; the Rorrim Charge at The Battle of the Pelennor Fields in Lord of The Rings Return of the King of Tolkien is largely inspired by Polish Hussar charge in Battle of Vienna. ;-)
@Galva Tron Of course we are. Sully was good and all but he forgot about aggressive expansion
@adam west that's probably because we did beat the pinky euros starting with attila the hun in 5th century up to few hundred years ago when europeans started to have the upper hand. they probably teach you down there that you were always the dominant force but that's not true. you were shitting in your pants all over the continent for a millenium when you heard the word 'Turks'
That means that probably the uruk-hai's siege method at Battle of Helmsdeep - with the explosives put at the fortress' foundation - is also taken by Tolkien from the siege of Vienna. And also followed by a Rohirrim charge
ruclips.net/video/Nv5dgnDhex4/видео.html
Agree.Tolkein professor of middle ages and Saxon culture.Also his LOTR world divided between kingdom of Arnor and Gondor with Arnor fallen and Gondor falling.Sound like east and west Roman Empire.
Austrians : Manage to hold Vienna for months
Ottomans : Almost won
*THEN THE WINGED HUSARS ARRIVED*
11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
*We remember*
*In September*
When the winged hussars arrived!
We have President Trump and a lot of deplorables and we celebrate your losses every week.
Remember kids, the ultimate history teacher is Sabaton
It's just like the siege of Helm's deep
more like minas tirith
only difference is theres no elves
omg do you think this inspired Tolkien to write Helm's deep? After all he was a devout Catholic
Charge of the Rohirrim
@@ZeekoWay Actually, Tolkien thought of the Cantalunian Plains for Helms deep, not Vienna. Remember, he was British upper crust which requires rome-wankinf
Quarrel between Grand Vizier and Tatar Khan lead to disaster. Kara Mustafa did not want to give Tatars any cannons. and Tatars just watched to Pols pass through strategic bridges. Ottomans nearly recovered from the 16 years long war but they faced another betrayal by their own governor. When governor captured by Germans, he sang like a nightingale. Ottomans defeated at Zenta and it broke their backbone at 1699. A decade or two later massive Crimean Tatar army lost at the battle of Kanjal to small number of Circassian troops and after that they never recovered from their loses. Betrayals and quarrels between two Turkic States sealed their fate.
11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
"Quarrels between 2 Turkic states". Mate, the Ottomans fought the Byzantine Empire which was divided in 3, and even after it came together(barely, not really - Trebizond and Epirus still did not join in the fight), they STILL had civil wars. It's what happens with Empires after a while. They rise with excellent generals and leaders... then they decay with civil wars and invasions. Unlike the romans, the Ottoman Empire fell in a modern age, where society changed. I saw Turkey carved between France, Greece, England and Russia. Barely anything remained of the pre WWI Ottoman Empire. If that would have happened in 1400s... the Ottomans would have been wiped out, just like the romans were.
@@ragael1024 if they could, they would wiped off the Ottoman Empire. Modern Age is not any better.
Interesting! Could you please explain a bit more about the latter battle?
So one of the Polish companies that creates iron sculptures and bells created a statue to commemorate the anniversary of this event but the mayor of Vienna said it can't stand in the Austrian capital because it would offend the muslim population of Austria -.-
Tell them to take a flying Fuk at their moon god(s).
So what I'm hearing is that a repeat performance is necessary
@@When_did_they_add_handles Count me in, sir.
@@When_did_they_add_handles I will gladly join your cause!
Sad that after all that to prevent the Muslim conquest of Europe. Europe would still fall.. This time we didn't even put up a fight.
I appreciate the video but it has a lot of mistakes. To point out few, Poland and Lithuania constitued one country that was called the The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, not "Poland-Lithuania" like you mentioned.
There were no Lithuanian soldiers at the battle, they were late to the gathering and Sobieski left early with only Crown army that consisted of 4 thousand hussars and 16 to 17 thousand other cavalry units such as "Pancerni (armored)", Lisowczycy, because Hussars were a shock cavalry, and other infantry support not only for the raiders and cannons but also constitued support for other Holy League forces. Lithuanian troops repelled Russians and intervened in Hungary from the other side that allowed us to win few more battles and free Hungary.
You kind off missed the 12 hour bombardment that the Polish troops did on the Turks from Kahlenberg, that was the whole point of climbing it and was crucial among other things. When Sobieski saw the encampment of the Turks he said that those people know nothing of entranchment war.
Sobieski was called "The Great Lion of Lehistan" and the "Saviour of Christendom" not the made up statement you made. This is written on his grave, which you can visit in Kraków, the city of kings.
A bit more research and be more precise please. Thank you.
P.S.
I highly doubt any kind of civilization on Earth made 60m high walls around their city, that's what you said. 200 feet is 60meters.
@Algirdas Urbanavicius Not really, you are wrong, in Kircholm battle 90 % of soldiers were polish troops sent by king Jan III Waza as a reinformence. In battle Hetman Chodkiewicz was Lithuanian (actually Belarusian from old Ruthenian Family). Rest 10% of army were soldiers of fortune from Western Europe. Somehow when it came to big battles afer Grunwald 1410 Lithuanian army always vanquish and polish troops always had to save Lithuanian ass... Polish nobels were really angry for that and they wanted to break commowealth, unfortunately for Poland they didn't and Lithuanians wars with Sweden and Moscow destroyed polish budget. PS Commanders of front lines in Kircholm battle: Tomasz Dąbrowa, Piotr Sapieha, Teodor Lacki, Wincenty Woyna - they aren't Lithuanian names aren't they? If it was Lith. army why all of them had Polish names and were Polish? Lithuanians were one of the worst ally in entire Polish history...
@Algirdas Urbanavicius XVII century source - Jan Chryzostom Pasek - memories. (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Chryzostom_Pasek) He described internal political situation Pol - Lth. Commowealth in XVII century and how Polish Nobels were pissed off on Lithuanian Nobels that they have to save their asses every single time when Lithuania is under attact and Lithuanian don't give a damn about anything. About battle of Kircholm book - Husaria pod Kircholmem 1605, wrote by Jan Meysztowicz.
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@Algirdas Urbanavicius Not only in this my Lithuanian friend.
@Algirdas Urbanavicius
I am absolutely fascinated by Poles and Lithuanians arguing in English over their common history.
Long time has passed after we were united...
Its basically Lord of the rings return of the King. King Thoedens charge.
It reminds me of Gandalf's charge at Helms deep
Legends has it that when the hussars arraived ottomans heard
Sabaton playing in the background
Nice one! *When the winged Hussars arrived*
Poland, one of my favorite country's in europe
@Alles Gut Said German......
@Alles Gut hahahhahaha
@Alles Gut Each year there are a couple of legit nazi march in germany protected by your gov and you are calling Poles in the same way? Poles have been fighting with your stupidity since ever! Dont blame hitler for what happened during ww2, germans allowed him to do whatever he wanted to. Turn on your brain instead of pc, read a book and at some point visit Poland to see a land full of love. Oh i ve been in germany and what i have seen is beyond my imagination- perhaps you deserved this? Take care of your country now nazi boi.
A person from Germany says that Poles are Nazis.
I.. think that you might lack some self awareness because that sounded like some bad joke
Pollack's are Ukrainians rejects
Imagine being in the front lines and having 18000 horsemen charging a you. Jesus Christ, I'd run faster than you can say "Sabbaton"...
@Thomas Al-Mdanat Yeah I would imagine all the camp followers leaving (there were a lot of them) after they seen what was about happen to the Ottoman army .
But can you run faster than a horse?
Like a random orc in front line on Pellenor Fields watching 6000 Rohirrim soldiers charging at him
so many allies though austria was losing some diplo points
Austria took Diplo ideas
Level 3 advisors I'm sure.
Also, they had really nice national ideas. Probably trading in ivory also helped a bit :)
The battle that saved earth from trash
Trash is western civilisation 👌👌👌
Everyone else wish they could say the same about European Colonizers.
Left out the bit about the Turks' Tatar allies abandoning them.
I daresay, the sole reason why the siege failed.
Tatars abandoned us in Ankara too. Nearly causing the collapse of the empire.
Apparently it’s because the grand vizier refused to listen to his military advisors and Tatar leaders.
@@AdamNoizer The khan of Crimea was jealous of the Grand Vizier, it was personal vendetta. In the end after the Sultan executed the Grand Vizier for his failure, he also dethroned the Crimean Khan for his betrayal.
Stopping heavy cavalry charge with light cavalry? What a genius you are!
Stormclouds,fire and steel
Death from above make their enemy kneel
Shining armour and wings
Death from above,it's an army of kings
www.wikizeroo.net/index.php?q=aHR0cHM6Ly9lbi53aWtpcGVkaWEub3JnL3dpa2kvSW52YXNpb25fb2ZfUG9sYW5k CRY
you are crying loser
@@namelessperson6891 when you are so butthurt so you bring up an irrelevant war
@@namelessperson6891 yo stupid or somthin'?
We remember in September !
when the Winged hussars arrived!
Sobieski respected Turks...Turks respected him.
Turkey was the only country in the world who did.not aproved Poland patrition by Austria,prussia(germany) and russia...and for that reason...many Poles rwspect Turkey...so do I
Yes as a Pole , i called them bisurman dogs and i swear fight to victory or death if they or any other muslim nation invade my mother Poland ! But i have RESPECT to Turkey as a fighters becouse realy they are fighters and they know what means word like HONOR , for Poles HONOR is very important value . On history they kick us we kick them always with very hard wars
Didnt know that... Turkey is getting some affection points for that.
@Trz Why invade Poland ? Just buy her leadership as everything is corrupt here and you will get for free what otherwise would cost you a lot. It's how the gringos have brought Poland and all othre East European states excepting Belorusia under their imperialist control.
@Trz Are you suggesting, my friend, we haven't got a puppet government in Poland ready to execute any anti-national decisions if told to do so by its hidden masters as e.g. US Law 447 ? We are not being manipulated by the foreign-controlled mass media , our education system isn't dumbing down our children , our labor market hasn't been flooded by millions of Ukrainians without any referendum to put pressure on or oust the native working class , our banking system isn't working against our people making them hopelessly indebted ? We are not a neocolony ? We haven't joint organizations designed to Islamize and de-Europeanize Europe and haven't signed treaties and assumed unilaterally obligtions which in fact cancel our sovereign rights ?
I do what I can to improve the world around me. But I would be the last one to be blind to all the evil that's going on around me and dismiss it as "unconstructive pessimism".
@Trz 1/ Learn something about law 447 unless you wish to be dismally surprised. It's not about WII but about $ 300 000 000 000 to be paid to you guess whom, don't you?
For CIA torture chambers in Poland the Polish goverment paid a few years ago withot a sigh of complaint or superfulous questions to the CIA a hefty sum of money.
Now again a US (extraterritorial ) law makes us pay , pay, pay ... or else ...the US Army bases are here not to protect us against phantom perils but to assure our resources and tribute be duly extracted and tranferred to Wall Street. Recently in a bank Iw as interrogated as to y being or not being a US tax resident . It's FATCA this time. Another US law that taxes the world under US /CIA control.
I mean being a sucker and a colony to be abused and exploited by Uncle Sam isn't that funny at all. All Latin America knows that too well with disastrous effects.
I was just listening Winged Hussars - Sabaton and hanging around youtube and I saw this.Coincidence? Think not so!
You're fbi guy is stepping up his game ..
Nope, youtube algorithmics...
@@muhammetemredurmus wooooosh ....
@@aoecenturion5478 game over dude
Then the winged hussars arrived
Sure
September 11th a symbolic date in the Islamist world.
I must say the polish have been some the greatest fights the world has ever known, even in world war 2 they fought hard they did fall in a few weeks but to be fair they had Soviets and germans crashing down on them, respect for Poland from USA
You are talking about the 2nd siege of Vienna, which was in 1683. Could you please do a video about the 1st siege of Vienna, which occurred in 1529? I think the reasons why it failed are far more interesting, because nobody came to help the people of Vienna back then.
İt wasnt that interesting. Weather conditions were terrible. Many soldier eere freezing. Plus ottomans think we are already strongest in the world we will conquer vien later.
Low food, lack of use of big guns, janniseries bitching about it, winter. There you go.
Brave inhabitants. There you go.
No siege artillery as Ottomans didn't aim to conquer Vienna when they marched for their campaign. They aimed to fight the Habsburgs for Hungary but Habsburgs hid behind the walls of Vienna. Not their emperor, he left Vienna before the Ottomans started to besiege it.
@RandomGuy-df1oy theres no indication they didn't attempt to conquer it Sulaiman suffered great losses in men and supplies by relentlessly attacking it seems a big sacrifice just to not want to conquer something
One of Christendom’s finest moments
Apparently it is now one of it's biggest examples of tyranny against islam. spent half if my childhood being told that the holy war against the ottomans was the worst thing christianity has ever done against muslims. feels weird watching this and not seeing anti european propaganda or why the poles were the most savage and backwards people compared to the ottomans. Today they are called fascists and i can't even tell if that's true anymore.
@@KingofDiamonds117 it's not really useful to use 20th century political ideologies to determine who were the good and bad guys in the context of 17th century dynastic conflicts
They lost because they didn't ban crabs.
Crabs are people
@Atom Alexandra wait.... its pigs?
No it's because the holy powers of the Boat Mormons were on Austria's side.
Then, Gandi
@@baconpancakes9722 That explains it!
"Venimus Vedimus et Deus vicit"
John III Sobieski entering Vienna September 12 1683.
I came, I saw, God Conquered.
Beautiful
11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
Julius Caesar would roll on his grave
@@aydnmesuttorun8397 I would doubt that, he would be rather happy that the invaders from the east were stopped. After all, Sobieski was defending Latin culture, a culture based in Rome.
It’s over Anakin, I have the high ground.
You underestimate my power
dovahkin
General Kenobi.
My favourite period in history. I am doing a large board game about the Great Turkish War (1683-1699) with a map from Poland to Greece. Hope to have it polished, done and published in a year. Pretty detailed. Each year takes about 2 hours to play. With special, individual scenarios for the big years of the war.
WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
The reason they lost is because THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
Today Respect poland from turkey. Polish nation are brave. It was a pleasure to collide with the poles. because the pleasure of war is related to the quality of two sides. There are not many warrior nations in Europe.🇹🇷🇵🇱🇩🇪🇱🇻
@@smashing-3291 lan ordu kırılırken geliyorlar. Bunları İlber ya da Celal anlatıyor git dinle
War is only a pleasure to those who have not experienced it... (and maybe a handful of psychopaths).
@Anonyme do some research on Polish Hussairs before you write silly comments
rıdvan yılmaz that is because the majority of Western nations have been feminized by liberal and socialist doctrines
They only started losing WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
Some Greek Dude TAKING THE GLORY FROM THE INFANTRY WHO HAD ACTUALLY ALREADY WON THE BATTLE
Yiasou~~!~ 11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
6:16 General Obi Wan Kenobi leading the Holy league
He was actual Sobieskis top infantry commander and led clone troopers to secure to ridge for the cavalry. ;)
Fun fact: before the Hussars did a full charge, they sent 100 of their best men to rush the front lines. After they fell they began the full cavalry charge. It was a testament to bravery, courage, and loyalty.
Ottoman soldiers have generally beard but is was forbidden for janissaries.Wrongly animated :)
@Ali Erkoç No, just mustage is allowed for them.
Adrian Piotr This wasn’t the case later on
Turks didn't have a tradition for beards. From the small statures of the Köktürk Khaganate to the Ottoman officers, they had the same type of moustache.
Jassinary was Slavic children taken in Jassir and trained as a professional killers ...
@@AGNIESZKA166 not only Slavic. Especially early Janissaries were mostly Greek.
so began the slow but sure decline of the Ottoman empire
They still did pretty good in that decline, despute being fucking evil XD
Honestly kinda suprised they lasted alnost 250 years after this.
They could've conquered Ireland.
Not really true anymore.
@@tasinal-hassan8268 ???, the only Ireland related thing the ottomans did was help them during the famine, why would they conquer them?
@Yung cash register A.K.A Lil Broomstick I already explained.
THANK YOU GOD AND THANK YOU POLAND FOR YOUR SERVICE ✝️❤️🇵🇱
Respect from Turkey to my Polish brothers. You got us there :D
You have no Brothers in Europe and you never will. Europe will never forget monstrosity your kind did , we will never forgive. One day you will gave back Constantinople.
@@grujicdanijel7963 :D 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆
@@cirkin1932 at least you accept that constantinople is not yours
*FORTH EORLI.....*
Wrong reference...
Luckily the Turks brought no elephants to the fight.
Please do the Korean War
Long live North Korea the best Korea
Love from Sweden
Yoyle 0340 swedistan
The one you will start?
The one were the Turkish Brigade annihilated the Chinese and saved 2 American armies and then marched with half of its men wounded towards Pyongyang circa for 50 miles?
You are doing one lol
Wow this is amazing; I never knew that a Muslim army made it to the heart of Europe. I knew of the moors in the Iberian peninsula and of Dracula's fight with the Ottomans in Romania. Which both of these 2 these events took places at the edges of Europe. But Austria is in the middle of Europe. That is very interesting and surprising that such armies fought in that part of Europe. It is more surprising that Europe didnt become muslim or atleast completely ruled by the Turks or the Moors.
Muslim armies wanted to take over all of europe, and india, and everywhere. And they actually tried. Europe and india were the only regions to beat htem back.
Thanks to Austria, Poland and Hungary, mostly. You can guess the kind of "thanks" they got from the West.
Well: ruclips.net/video/I_To-cV94Bo/видео.html
11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
@@PolishBehemoth well didnt mughals conquer indi?
Ironoc that 100 years later austria and germany invaded Polish Commonwealth as a thank you for defending vienna
Marek Mazurek Flatlands is More easy to get invaded I get
from a geopolitical point the poles would've been better off as Allies with the turks. and crush the russian/Austrian allies for the benefit of the both empires.
history would hv been alot different for the pole had they sided with the ottomans, and they wouldn't suffer from any partitioning
And Ottomans object to thıs
@@evanmedi6144 agreed, even if we had to fight with turks, they are the people which can be trusted more than any other european country, which always had to backstab us (except hungary) . Ottomans were respectable opponets with honor, we should site with them back then...
read this boock The Great Game: The Struggle for Empire in Central Asia
A few things I would like to add:
-the position of the vesir was not secure. He had to do campaigns and win battles to secure his position.
-the vesir was rather arrogant and ignored his generals or any proper counter measures, because he was overconfident in beating the Habsburger fast.
-afaik the Habsburger built countermines and there was a huge "mine war" going on beneath the city.
-the Habsburger were able to raise an army of around 45k with the help of the pope. Same goes for Poland. So the actual number of the Christian side should be around equal to the Ottoman side. The Ottoman side also had troops from their vassels transylvania, Crimea and Hungary, which were commanded separetly by the leaders.
-initially the ottomans wanted to bring their heavy artillery, but it got stuck in the mud and the vesir didn't care much about it. Mining turned out to be a great alternative.
-the vesir screwed it up after the battle too. He order a chaotic retreat and due to his ill treatment of his generals/vassels, the troops run off rather than regrouping in Hungary. On top of that the vesir executed more generals to push the blame on them. Regardless it helped the Christian side to push and conquer Hungary.
@Aaron Apfelbaun you do realize that this was a title of around the mid 19th century?
@Aaron Apfelbaun at this Time the ottomans where the total super Power of the World the title sick Men came 250 years later
@Aaron Apfelbaun not really they have the strongest army and economy in the middle east and the 6th largest economy and 2th strongest army in Europe
@Aaron Apfelbaun Goddamn you are a savage. He can't comeback after that one.
@Aaron Apfelbaun tayyip is my bottom bitch.
They lost
*WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED*
SirisTheSlayer TAKING THE GLORY FROM THE INFANTRY WHO HAD ACTUALLY ALREADY WON THE BATTLE
Ottoman tents, jewels, weapons and armor are in Polish museums today. Today Germany and France are on their knees to foreign invaders. Not Poland.
Ceddin deden Neslin baban!
Ey kâhraman,Türk milleti
Orduların,pek çok zaman verdiler dünyaya şan!
Deus vult! God gave us victory amd you madness and pain
İf without poland all europe has Ottoman Empire
@Oscar Wind Britain safe on their island
Ottomans weren't strong enough to push further.
Pols don't beg for freedom, they fight for it.
Poland later: getting annexet from russia germany and austro hungary
Prussia, not Germany!
@@josefmaerz1657 yeah prussia but later the german empire
And than history repeated itself in 1920s when Poland stoped Soviets, and thus saving Germany from comunist invasion, just to get attacked by Germany and Soviets 19 years later ...
Austria, not Austro-Hungary
Never was souch thing like german empire and germany never annexed Poland.
Now I see why Maria Theresa object to the partition of Poland.
And because Poland is massively Catholic
11 SEP 1683 was a decisive battle that marked the beginning of the end of Muslim Ottoman Turkish domination in eastern Europe. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king Jan Sobieski III ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire-18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history. Sobieski led the charge at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars" Turks called them "The Winged Angels of Death" after this battle the Muslim Ottoman Turkish dominance of Europe diminished. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna
Easy. They lost when……. WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
stop the islam
Jan III Sobieski was last Victorious Polish king to 1795
It wasn't because the ottoman army couldn't form quickly enough
It was because dissent within the Ottoman military command and poor disposition of his troops together
He had entrusted defense of the rear to the Khan of Crimea and his cavalry force, which numbered between 30,000-40,000. There is doubt as to how much the Tatars participated in the final battle before Vienna. Their Khan refused to attack the relief force as it crossed the Danube on pontoon bridges and also refused to attack them as they emerged from the Wienerwald. The Ottomans also could not rely on their Wallachian and Moldavian allies. George Ducas, Prince of Moldavia, was captured, while Șerban Cantacuzino's forces joined the retreat after Sobieski's cavalry charge.
They were betrayed my friend
I can't believe every single youtube never mentions this part
Which is the key as to why sobieski was so jubilant about the opportunity
Wtf
So let's talk about france attacking the hre at the same time from the west if we want to start to talk about betrayal. Or the hungarians raiding poland once their army left, binding the lithuanian forces. Both sides acted within a framework of frail alliances and both sides faced problems because of it.
@@boahkeinbockmehr Actually, Tatar betrayal written in Ottoman sources proved to be wrong. Sobieski used different bridge from Tatars holding to reach Vienna. However, in Battle only 600 Tatars made Cavalry Charge, remaining Tatars (in beginning of Campaign there were more than 100k Tatars) didn't participate battle because they are full of booty, therefore they wanted to return home without losing their booty. Also Tatar cavalries are already incompetent military unit, I don't think they will make significant chance despite of their huge numbers. On the other hand, Vienna would presumably fall if conflict among Ottoman commanders doesn't exist. Performance of Ottoman soldiers mostly rely on trust to commanders, and even low rank officer wrote in his memoirs about conflict between Kara Mustafa Pasha, Crimean Khan, another Ottoman commander İbrahim Pasha. Knowing this conflict damage Ottoman soldiers moral devastatingly. Ottomans would probably take Vienna before Relief Army arrived if this moral factor doesn't exist. Capturing Vienna isn't end of the war of course. War would continue still.
Serban did more than just that, he also warned the Austrians about the siege, spied on the Ottoman camp, and pretty much abandoned the war effort the second he had the chance. For his efforts his rightfully seen as a hero in Romania today
1683 - Vienna
1920 - Warsaw
Poles save Europe two times
Three times brother.
When Lech Walesa and Solidarity stood up to the Soviet empire.
The Soviet empire collapsed due in part to Polish courage
@@moeharvard Lech Walesa is a humbug. Communist agent.