Polish Tatars are enjoying the same privileges and rights as any of us do. They have earned our respect and future together under one flag - Polish. For almost six centuries our mutual bond is growing only stronger, forged in the heat of battles too many to count - respect
They are not "Muslims". They are POLES - they say so themselves (why would be otherwise). They have lived here for OVER 400 years. In Kruszyniany there are only a few families with these roots. It is also worth remembering that these "Muslims" have NOTHING in common with THESE Muslims. Do not use them for multiqliti propaganda.
Not from Lithuania but from Litwa (short for Grand Duchy of Litwa). Still in the Second Republic, Belarussians were called often called Litwini, and Belarussian language that was spoken by Tatars was referred to as litewski.
@@marekrudnicki4645 Lithuania is a Latin name for Litwa. And btw. Lithuanian nobleman did not necessarily speak Polish, but Polish and Lithuanian nobles could speak freely because they all spoke Latin.
Pa ne mozes porediti sve muslimane isto jedno je vjera drugo je postovanje vjerskih normi kao prvo muslimanu je zabranjeno naoustiti svoju drzavu osim u slucaju kad je zivot njega i njegove porodice u opasnosti drugo musliman je duzan da postuje zakone drzave u kojoj se nalazi znaci ti koji dolaze a neisounjavaju ova dva uslova su slabi muslimani pretezno su to ljudi sa krim dosijeom islam je vjera gdje su jasno navedena pravila ponasanja u svemu.
Poland has a great history of struggle, wars, culture and a country that dances to its own rhythm. So many times attacked from all sides it has been a beacon of struggle, faith and resilience. Little wonder that the flood of so called refugees is being resisted by Poles. Not because they’re Muslims but because they come illegally, and because they have shown an unwillingness in other countries to adapt and adopt the culture of the host nations, not just because they’re Muslim. The Tatars a people who have integrated and adopted the life and culture of Poland. They have fought alongside Poles in many conflicts but are true Poles. Muslim or not.
don't talk for everyone. because of muslims as well. "not all muslims are terrorists, but vast majority of terrorists are muslims" (c) somebody. and muslims don't want to adapt because of its opposite culture.
you think these Turks filled out a visa application? imbecilic you just want a token you can use to wave away your racism; and besides which the Poles were brutal the Tatars and native populace of Ukraine so the hypocrisy hasn't changed
Sure. so it is. Also, many of the ukrainian refugees have clearly muslim roots - they have often muslim names. Yet, never problems with either Lipkas or these Ukrainians.
Tak, to sa POLACY. Sami o sobie tak mowia i zawsze prostuja kiedy jakis sagan chce ich uzyc w propagandzie "integracji". Ich przodkowie wywodza sie ze ZUPELNIE INNEGO regionu niz ci wspolczesni ubogacacze.
Polish muslim citizens already in 17th century realized what it really means to live under mid-eastern immams from the Ottoman Empire and decided they prefer freedom and tolerance from jihad. Seems like some muslims from west European countries are not so wise even today.
In the Republic of Poland and Lithuania they were nobles. Highest social class, could not be forced to do anything could not be arrested without court sentence, not even by the king himself, and didn't have to fight unless in self-defence or if they voluntarily chosen to join armed forces or participate in noble leve. This put them in much better situation not just in comparision with the Khanate or Ottoman Empire, but in comparision to any country in the world at the time. Best example was what happened after the Lipka rebellion. After a few years they decided to return to the Republic's side. Received amnesty and ownership of lands as compensation for events that made them rebel in the first place.
They are not "Muslims". They are POLES - they say so themselves (why would be otherwise). They have lived here for OVER 400 years. In Kruszyniany there are only a few families with these roots. It is also worth remembering that these "Muslims" have NOTHING in common with THESE Muslims.
Yes, I agree totally. these tatars, ukrainian muslims (many of them tatar ancestry) and immigrants from Bosnia - totally different from the fundamental arab muslims.
@@barneydenstad2148Polscy Tatarzy w dawnych czasach tak zwani zagończycy jednostki zwiadowcze pilnowali też granic. Byli skuteczni walce z innymi wrogimi jednostkami islamskimi.
The difference between the Tatars in Poland and the Jews was that they fought for the country they came to. And the Jew hid or ran away. Therefore, Poles have respect for these Tatars that their grandparents and great-grandparents fought for Poland. Respect.
Well, Jews were banned from having weapons in most places. It's hard to be a warrior when you are banned from having a weapon. And why to fight for a country that will forever see you as a foreigner?
@@kiko.Poland 1. Where are you taking you info from, and what are you referring to, among the things I've written, specifically? 2. What is the percentage of soldiers among the non-Jewish inhabitants of Poland? 3. Would you like to answer the last question?
There is a difference between older Islam practiced by Lipka Tatars and the more modern Islam practiced in the Middle East. Perhaps this is why the Lipka Tatars, after going over to the Ottomans, decided to return back to Poland and Lithuania. Some years ago archives at Ankara, Turkey were opened to the public, showing that approximately 1.5 million slaves have been extracted from eastern Slavs during the Ottoman wars. Many of these slaves were extracted by Ottomans themselves, but most were taken from their regular raids into Poland, Lithuania and Russia by Crimean Tatars and sold in the slave markets of Istanbul. Crimean Tatars used to be an independent state after Golden Horde broke down, until they became an Ottoman possession. Their raids finally ended when Catherine the Great formally annexed Crimea into her Russian Empire in 1783.
A very good film about Poland, Poles and people living in Poland for centuries. The Poles have never oppressed anyone because they practiced a different religion or a different god. But we in Poland have other examples of assimilated followers of Allah. After the victorious relief of Vienna, the Polish king Jan III Sobieski brought 10,000 Turkish prisoners to Poland. They were ordered to work in Poland for 10 years and then they would be free. Almost all of them wanted to live in Poland as free people - they did not want to return to their homelands. Best regards
It would seem that they follow a different variation of Islam, one that is more compatible with living in a Christian majority country. I started watching this video thinking this was simply propaganda trying to inject Islam where it never was, like when they claimed some American native tribes followed Islam, which was a load of horse crap, but it seems like it is true. The more I learn about Poland the more I hope I get to visit it before I croak.
It is true, many of the tatars that wanted to settle in Lithuenia/Polish-Lithuenian Commonwealth were political refugiees - members of clans, families that lost struggle for power among crimean tatars , golden orde etc. and faced anihilation/persecution - return was not really an option for them. Aditionally serving Polish king made them traitors in many muslims eyes, and it was always a small population - several thousand people - witch made partial assimilation (language , laws ) inavoidable. If it happend in diferent times or circumstances that story could play out simillarly , or not. Regardless Lipkas are part of Polish history and culture, and aside for that one short lived rebellion mentioned in the video, they served loyally Lithuenia , than Polish-Lithuenian comonwealth , and fought alongside poles , lithuenians , and other groups against partitiones of Poland (Russia , Prussia, and Austro-Hungary) in uprisings for independence , and in Polish army after regaining of independence in 1918.
it is true! many of our most known people are of Tatar descend you can't see it by their surnames but would have to check through genealogy, as one of the laws to make them assimilate with local populace was: in case of Polish-Tatar marriages they had to take on the Polish surname of their spouse so many Tatars took their wife's surname 😀
Indeed. They clearly didn't believe in things like Jizya or forceful persuasion. It doesn't even seem they knew the book. Since not many people back in the day could read even in their own language, and the book was not available in Tatar language, it is more than likely. What suggests it best is that they went to Vienna to support Sobieski, or their famous letter from the XVIth century in which they refuse to join Crimea, fragment of which says (you can translate with Google: "Ani Bóg, ani Prorok nie każą wam rabować, my zaś was mamy za rabusiów, a naszą szablą was pokonując, zabijamy hultajów, a nie braci naszych” - it's clear from that fragment that they rejected forseful persuasion and Jizya.
@@piotrmalewski8178 They just follow the real islam. Islam has been lied about a lot, and a lot of these lies are even believed my Muslims themselves. I don't know if you understand French, in which case I would recommend you a website called "Que dit vraiment le coran ?" Jizya is not a tax for Jews and Christians (in the verse related to it the Quran doesn't even talk about them but about the polytheists that had spread a war against the Prophet and Muslims at that time) to live in a muslim country, but a capitulation tribute paid by the polytheists to stop the war, as a compensation for their betrayal and violation of the peace treaty. It's not even every polytheist, because the Quran tells Muslims to treat justly and peacefully the innocent ones. Also, forceful persuasion has never been a thing in the Quran, which says "to you your belief and to me my belief", and "no constraint in religion".
It’s about Islam too. The closer the Islam is to the literal word of the Quran the better it is. The further it is from the Quran and the closer to the Hadiths, Sira, and ulema the worse it is. Sunni and Shitite Islam fit into this latter category.
@@BigJFindAWay You are right about that, i fully agree with you, after looking into the matter, that is the same conclusion i came to, it is the cultural additions to the religion that have built around the core that is most of the issues. Then the Quran translated by these people is a Quran translated through the lense of hadith. It is the same railroad that also christianity went on adding the opinions of "church fathers" and "church traditions". God bless!
well it turns out I am Polish-Russian-Belorrussian-German-Norwegian-Tatar-Silesian-Hungarian Polish in the end but it is fascinating how Polish people are such a great mix of various tribes and nations
You've forgotten to mention, Lithuanians, Latvians, Estionians and Jewish, as well as Scottish and Dutch minorities that lived in Poland back then. Scotsman is even a supporting hero of national novel 'Sir Wołodyjowski'. Scotsman Sir Ketling and Sir Wołodyjowski pledge their lives on defence of the Kamieniec Podolski fortress. At the finale, they are forced to surrender the fortress and decide to end their lives by igniting the arsenal. This is an actual historical event, except that Ketling was actually Heyking and was a nobleman from Kurlandia, possibly with some distant Rheinland ancestry.
The deal on the beggining was we give you our Polish style of life and our golden freedome, you respect us we respect you..... But if you betray our trust you will end on the sharp end of stake and almost no one will get second chance. Now they are just Polish people with Interesting ancestors. Saying that they asimilate is not saying anything.
Maybe that the Teutonic Knights were kind of right? Not only did we bring orthodoxes, heretics and Tatars, but before the battle Polish knights would bow to the Sun. It wasn't just, but the Teutonic knights were actully right that Poland was not Christian. And definitely it was not Catholic. It only formally belonged to Catholic Church, but in reality it was not.
It is also important to note that in the old Polish language, there was no specific term for Mongolian; thus, all individuals from the east were referred to as Tatars. The precise ethnicity of the Lipka Tatars remains uncertain, but it is clear that they were part of the Golden Horde. During the internal political turmoil within the Mongolian Empire, a segment of its army defected and was subsequently recruited by the private armies of local nobles in Lithuania and eastern Poland, later serving in national military duties. This process occurred multiple times, contrary to the claim that it happened only once. Unlike the Cossacks, the Lipka Tatars consistently demonstrated loyalty when required, despite some instances of revolt. Tatar officers were granted noble privileges equivalent to those of Polish, Ruthenian , and Lithuanian nobility on several occasions, whereas the majority of Cossacks did not receive such recognition, with only a few exceptions. It is also worth mentioning that the entire Lipka Tatar nobility underwent a process of Polonization and integrated into the local population, similar to the experiences of Lithuanian and Ruthenian nobility. These few villages continue to practice ancient religions and traditions; however, they represent only a minor segment of the overall Eastern genetic influence within the Polish population today.
One remark. ''Lipkas' uprise'' was just the rebellion over unpaid soldiers wages - which wasn't paid also for Polish soldiers too. But by imams on the direct order of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed IV given to Islamic Polish Tatars as mufti. From this time no one wanted to give any of Muslim any important role in Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth because all were afraid that some fake ''call of faith'' from our enemies (like sultan or car for Orthodox) breaks the oath to Poland. Still there was no obstruction to be low level official apart your faith.
Lipka Tatars didn't save the life of king John III Sobieski in the battle of Vienna (1683) but some months later in the battle of Parkany where the Ottomans were retired preparing a new attack on Vienna. Source : Tomasz Torbus.
Polish Tatars have been patriotic and well-assimilated since Middle Ages. They fought on Polish side even against majority Muslim Ottoman Empire (e.g. at Battle of Viena in 1683).
Unfortunately now most of the muslim immigrants trying to get to Poland or more widely Europe do not want to contribute to the society as Polish Tatars did. Guys. If you ask why you are not welcomed in Europe keep this film in mind. Its not your religion. Its your attitude. Surely there are exceptions but....
Okay fine but that doesn't mean to let illegal ones in or any at all That do not prove They are not going to force their way on another culture and society.
No need to go extreme east. Tatars are your neighbours in todays Ukraine territory. They were the hegemon of these lands and were neighbours with Poles.
The Lipka Tatars were not an ethnic group, rather a breakaway unit Tatar yurt. Genetically, they were closest to the Volga Tatars. Now we have the opportunity to find out who our ancestors were nomads who lived from Siberia to Europe. What a trail they left. DNA data. Volga Tatars - European HG 45,4 %, Anatolian neolitic farmer 34 %, Amur River HG 10.8%, Caucasus HG 7.6%, Yellow River Neolitic Farmer 2.2%, - Cimmerians, Karasuk_BA, Zhevakinsky_BA, Andronovo_MLBA, Sintashta_MLBA, Hun_early Arpadian commoners, Steppe_Maykop, Kubano-Tersk_Late, Rus_Alans_MA, Rus_Anapa_MA, Sarmatian (Southern Urals) and close to early Arpadian period, Volga (Iron Age), Cimmerians Bashkirs - European HG 30%, Baikal HG 25.6%, Anatolian neolitic farmer 16.6%, East Siberian HG 9%, Caucasus HG 7.6%, Yellow River Neolitic Farmer 6.2%, Zagros Neolitic Farmer 5% - Onogundur, Saka (Central Steppe), Scythians (Pazyryk culture), Xionite, Western Turk (Central steppe), Sargat culture, Tocharian (Tarim basin) and close to Siberian Tatars Chuvashs - European HG 45%, Anatolian neolitic farmer 27.2%, East Siberian HG 17%, Caucasus HG 7.0%, Yellow River Neolitic Farmer 3.8% - Saami (Iron Age), Volga Finns (Iron Age), Tagar culture, Sargat culture, Karasuk culture, Cimmerian, Saka (Tian Shan), Wusun. and close to Besermyan, Udmurt. I have no data on Siberian Tatars, however Typical of the Pazyrykites, the craniological complex of characters has a certain resemblance to the modern South Siberian race, but is more Caucasoid. It is characterized by a mesobrachicrous, medium-sized braincase and a tall, broad, medium-sized face with a medium-protruding nose. The formation of this type occurs on the territory of Gorny Altai in the Bronze Age, as a result of a mixture of two morphological variants - dolichocrane Caucasoid, with a high and wide face, and brachicran, with moderately pronounced Mongoloid features and a low face. The ratio of initial components in different local groups of the Pazyryk population varies - the Caucasian type in an unmixed form is most often found in the regions of the South-West and Central Altai, and the proportion of the brachican Mongoloid component with a relatively low face is higher among the population of the northern, peripheral, part of the Pazyryk range. Summarizing the results of the study, the following conclusions can be drawn: modern populations of the North Altai anthropological type, which include the northern Altai, Teleuts, mountain Shors, as well as the late Baraba Tatars, are descendants of the carriers of the Pazyryk culture. In its most "pure" form, the craniological complex characteristic of the descendants of the Pazyryks is preserved among the Teleuts and Baraba Tatars. The Bashkirs of Mavlyutovo also have a similar craniotype.
KARASUKSKAYA CULTURE, archeological culture of the late Bronze Age (15/14-9/8 centuries BC) in the Minusinsky Depression on Enisei; the main metallurgical center in the northern zone of the East Asian metallurgical province. The economy is based on settled cattle breeding; the oldest authentic use of the horse for riding in the region. Metallurgical activities the focus of the mining and metallurgical industry was based on the ores of the Sayano-Altai mining and metallurgical industry. regions; were used mainly copper-arsenic alloys. From North China to East Europe knows swords and daggers called. “Karasuk”: double-edged, with a straight crosshair and a mushroom-shaped pommel, and single-edged, curved, the handles of which are often decorated with geometric patterns. ornaments, and the tops - figures of deer, elk, ram, etc. There are 4 stages of the K. k.: Karasuk, Karasuk-Lugavsky, Lugavsky and Bainovsky. Carriers of K. k. are a group of Caucasians, with a significant Mongoloid component. The origin of K. is associated with the multicomponent environment of the Neolithic and Bronze Ages of the adjacent regions of Siberia (Okunev culture, etc.) with the participation of several waves of migrations of the Andronovo culture from the territory of modern. Kazakhstan and the Upper Ob, andronoid cultures of the West Siberian Plain, eastern. groups of roller ceramics culture. On the basis of K. k. the Tagar culture developed.( Early Scythian culture) Anthropological appearance 1. According to L. Gumilyov, the culture was created by Mongoloid nomads (the presence of Caucasian-type skulls is explained by mixing with the Dinglins). The original distribution area was northern China. 2. According to other assumptions, the Karasuk people came from the south from the Central Asian region, since skulls of people of the Caucasoid Pamir-Fergana type are found in Karasuk graves. 3. Some researchers (B. O. Dolgikh, A. P. Dulzon, N. L. Chlenova, E. A. Novgorodova, M. D. Khlobystin, etc.) believe that the Karasuk people are the ancestors of the Kets. J. van Driem considers the Burushaski speakers in the Hindu Kush as descendants of the Karasuk culture 4. In a modern sense Most researchers consider the Karasuk people to be representatives of a mixed type, which was based on the Europoid Mediterranean “Andronovo” anthropological type (This means the Eastern Mediterranean, or the Pontic-Caspian Mediterranean originated from the Yamnaya culture specific to this region), supplemented by the Mongoloid type of aliens from the eastern regions of Central Asia (In A. Dremov, A. N. Bagashev)
You've got to remember that dissidents from Crimea were preceeded by Tatars of the Golden Horde that joined Lithuania much earlier. There was time when Lithuanians Dukes had the title of the Golden Horde Khans.
@@piotrmalewski8178 I think that they fell into the citizenship of the GDL after the defeat of Tokhtamysh Khan by the Uzbek Mongol Tamerlan. He destroyed the cities of the Golden Horde and devastated these lands. Vytautas captured the remnants of the Tatars from the southern ravaged regions.
As a Polish with some part of the maybe quarter Tatar's roots from Podlasie ..... I respect old Polish muslims communities. They are Polish GREAT citizens - NO DOUBT !!!! So even if majority of Poles are Christians of many streams ...... Tatars are melting into the Polish nation perfectly, with their individuality in faith and their traditions. AMEN.
There is an ensemble of musicians enthusiasts, mostly Tatars of course, but there are also musicians from other countries, which restore authentic Tatar musical sound. Who knows, maybe this is what the Golden Horde sounded like. For those who love strange musical instruments and legends. ruclips.net/video/v3Z2P_bitDk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/hCaH89HATt4/видео.html
4:20 min Quote "...at the infamous battle of Grunwald..." - 1410 Battle of Grunwald was famous, glorious victory of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth over Teutonic/German/Prussia Nights and their Western Europe Allies. Since that devastating defeat Teutonic/German/Prussia Nights became vassal of Poland Kindom for next 500 years!!!!
No doubt they were converted by the sword centuries ago, as was some of Eastern Europe and Russia during the Islamic invasions - extremely brutal and violent.
@@ksionc100 I remember playing with non-AI synthesizer like 20 years ago. It took some work but allowed to modify recorded voice to almost anyone's voice. I managed to replicate voice of several actors.
@@ExpatPolska ofcourse but they were not called tatars centuries ago,I dont know how they used to call them but definitely not tatars(they had their polish name mentioned in the video,but I forgot it),this name was givven by stalin administration
You are misusing several data here. The term "Volga Bulgaria" went out of use, as the land was conquered by the Mongols, and later integrated into the Kazan Khanate. The successor language of the Volga Bulgarian is believed to be Chuvash. "Tatar" has been an umbrella term mostly for Kipchak peoples for several centuries. It used to have much wider use in Imperial Russia, including several peoples not considered Tatars today, f.e. Azerbaijani. Also, any lands east from the historic Slavic settlement were called "The Greater Tartaria" for centuries. Lipka Tatars have actually closest ties with the Crimean Tatars. Polish were using the name "Lithuanian Tatars" ("Tatarze litewcy"; f.e. by Kryczyński, Stanisław in 1938; did he work in Poland for Stalin's administration?).
This is a surprise to me! I never knew that Poland had a Muslim community. So, there is no country in Europe without Muslims I understand. That’s very good for Muslims but I am not so sure about their hosting countries. You just wait till they get strong enough, then you’ll be laughing loudly.
This is a completely different type of Muslims. They have lived with us for over 600 years. Polish blood flows in them. They are patriots and have proven it many times, including fighting on the side of Poland against the Ottoman Empire. I once heard a statement from a Polish Tatar who answered the question: Do they identify themselves as Poles? -We don't identify as Poles, we are Poles. Polish Tatars marry Catholics, Orthodox. They give their children the right to choose which religion they adopt. Polish Tatars are deeply integrated into society, while maintaining their unique culture and religion. This bond has been developing for hundreds of years. The West thinks that three generations are enough and Muslims will become progressive atheists, it doesn't work like that.
The Tatars were slave traders. As a result of the activities of the Tatars, from 3 to 5 million people from the population of East Europe, including Poland were captured and became slaves.
First of all: learn the language you are willing to use once you post something. Second of all: what kind of remark is that? You could be blue for that matter, would IT change anything for you?
Fake and distorted propaganda Poland never had posesions in the black Sea , during the 16 years they occupied Ukraine , Ukraine didn't have access to the black Sea , all areas surrounding the European side of the Black Sea were under ottoman controll. This Tatar people came into Poland as part of the Ottoman occupation forces which ruled Poland on and off many times during 15 and 16 centuries, hence so many Polsky have Asiatic Mongolian and Turkic facial features
Where tf did you learn history? Your comment is total nonsense and distorted propaganda 😂 Ottomans never ruled Poland and no Polish people look Asian what so ever, and even more so genetic studies show no traces of those people within the greater Polish population. This is the most stupid comment on this entire video. Congrats!🎉
@rafalotreba6824 okay bro thanks for letting me know 😂 👍🏻 immigrantpolska doesn't really roll off of the tongue for a RUclips channel name but I appreciate your irrelevant input none the less.
When Poland tries to paint itself a diverse nation by revising history. They are not Polis and never were, let that be the first fact to be established. 😅
They live here in Poland for over 600 years and that's fact - not a history revision. If someone tries to paint itself now - its you, with a moronic statements like yours.
Rzeczpospolita to republika,dużo plemion tworzy ten kraj.Proszé poczytać co to jest STATUS KALISKI.I przestać o Polsce opowiadać cuda.Jesteśmy wspaniali i dobroduszni,a także empatyczni.
Wszystko jest w necie ....1 etap kolonizacji podboju danegocjacji terytorium ..przez przybysz islamu ..1 etap ... miękko islam taki miły pokojowy ...wraz z powiększa iem liczby wyznawców islamu ....... kolejne etapy ..po ...niemcy francja przykłady naiwnej tolerancji akceptacji .itd ...... dzis nic już nie mają w tych krajach do powiedzenia mogą tylko się przygladac
Polski Tatar, ma wszelkie prawa kultywować swoje obyczaje kulturowe i religijne, będąc jednocześnie pełnym praw i obowiązków obywatela Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej...........symbioza.
Pewnie, z tą różnicą, że my nie mordujemy ludzi tak jak to robił to Hitler i Stalin. Germanizacja i rusyfikacja obejmowała zawsze mordowanie i pogromy ludzi. Polska nigdy tego nie robiła. No to jak myślisz dlaczego oni wybrali Polskę?
Polish tatars? There is nothing "Polish" in it as there is no specific Polish tatars.. Lipka - means LITHUANIAN - "The name Lipka is derived from the old Crimean Tatar name of Lithuania". Tatars were settled in Lithuania by Lithuanian Grand Duke Vytautas the Great. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipka_Tatars
@@Polones12 exactly - so the name of the video is a typical Polish history falsification in a Russian style: "Poland's Muslim Minority: The Untold Story of the Lipkas" Lipkas - Lithuanian taras are not Polish. Tell a story about Polkas :D
@@kolakpatolik1857 No, Lithuania is famous for the orderly people. So if I notice a Polish thief notorious for stealing and falsification of history I say :D
Poland is a great nation with a fascinating history and culture ❤❤❤
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Polish Tatars are enjoying the same privileges and rights as any of us do. They have earned our respect and future together under one flag - Polish. For almost six centuries our mutual bond is growing only stronger, forged in the heat of battles too many to count - respect
They are not "Muslims". They are POLES - they say so themselves (why would be otherwise). They have lived here for OVER 400 years. In Kruszyniany there are only a few families with these roots. It is also worth remembering that these "Muslims" have NOTHING in common with THESE Muslims.
Do not use them for multiqliti propaganda.
The Polish Tatars served within Polish army in Ulan units during WW2.
More than that, they participated in all of Polish national uprisings and they went with king Jan Sobieski to fight at his side at Vienna.
Both were said in the episoded.
An American actor, Charles Bronson, was a Lipka. His parents came to America from Lithuania.
Tak Browson Polskie Buczyński w USA znana wersja zrusifikowana Buchynski. Tatar Podlasia.
Not from Lithuania but from Litwa (short for Grand Duchy of Litwa). Still in the Second Republic, Belarussians were called often called Litwini, and Belarussian language that was spoken by Tatars was referred to as litewski.
@@marekrudnicki4645 Lithuania is a Latin name for Litwa. And btw. Lithuanian nobleman did not necessarily speak Polish, but Polish and Lithuanian nobles could speak freely because they all spoke Latin.
That explains hi´s asian looks...
@@marekrudnicki4645Lithuania to Litwa. Tak jak Poland to Polska. W innym języku.
These aren't the same Muslims coming into Europe these are civilised people who have lived in a country with rules and standards
Taqiyya is taqiyya I don't trust any of them
“tHeSe aRe the gOoD mUsLiMs” 😂
Pa ne mozes porediti sve muslimane isto jedno je vjera drugo je postovanje vjerskih normi kao prvo muslimanu je zabranjeno naoustiti svoju drzavu osim u slucaju kad je zivot njega i njegove porodice u opasnosti drugo musliman je duzan da postuje zakone drzave u kojoj se nalazi znaci ti koji dolaze a neisounjavaju ova dva uslova su slabi muslimani pretezno su to ljudi sa krim dosijeom islam je vjera gdje su jasno navedena pravila ponasanja u svemu.
They no Arabs they came from Mongolia. The Arabs Muslim are very violent, the Tatar Muslim are peaceful people, that somting else.
@@ObjectiveMedianot the good but the white Muslims. If you are white it don't matter what you are, it is okey.
Poland has a great history of struggle, wars, culture and a country that dances to its own rhythm. So many times attacked from all sides it has been a beacon of struggle, faith and resilience. Little wonder that the flood of so called refugees is being resisted by Poles. Not because they’re Muslims but because they come illegally, and because they have shown an unwillingness in other countries to adapt and adopt the culture of the host nations, not just because they’re Muslim. The Tatars a people who have integrated and adopted the life and culture of Poland. They have fought alongside Poles in many conflicts but are true Poles. Muslim or not.
don't talk for everyone. because of muslims as well. "not all muslims are terrorists, but vast majority of terrorists are muslims" (c) somebody.
and muslims don't want to adapt because of its opposite culture.
That is a spot on comment.
you think these Turks filled out a visa application? imbecilic you just want a token you can use to wave away your racism; and besides which the Poles were brutal the Tatars and native populace of Ukraine so the hypocrisy hasn't changed
Dokładnie. Nic dodać nic ująć 😊
@@tadeuszbroniecki9469 because they muslims. they want christians be take control, not accept christian cilture
So now nobody can says that Poland is anti islamic. Your faith is not important until you live with us as good human
Sure. so it is. Also, many of the ukrainian refugees have clearly muslim roots - they have often muslim names. Yet, never problems with either Lipkas or these Ukrainians.
@@barneydenstad2148 mów za siebie - lol.
Even if you talk to people with rightist opinions, and ask them about the Polish Tatars, they would answer that they respect them.
So believing in murdering people is ok until you are murdering them yourself? You should be on some watchlists, rapper3d1b.
@@kikolandzik ooo roześmiany fajnopolak nas odwiedził.
każdy Polak wie kim są nasi Tatarzy są Polakami
Tak, to sa POLACY. Sami o sobie tak mowia i zawsze prostuja kiedy jakis sagan chce ich uzyc w propagandzie "integracji". Ich przodkowie wywodza sie ze ZUPELNIE INNEGO regionu niz ci wspolczesni ubogacacze.
Każdy Polak też wie kim są ci którzy przez granicę wschodnią się pchają z transparentami "OPEN OR DIE!".
Tak Polscy Tatarzy Lipkowie to wspaniały naród
Polish muslim citizens already in 17th century realized what it really means to live under mid-eastern immams from the Ottoman Empire and decided they prefer freedom and tolerance from jihad. Seems like some muslims from west European countries are not so wise even today.
In the Republic of Poland and Lithuania they were nobles. Highest social class, could not be forced to do anything could not be arrested without court sentence, not even by the king himself, and didn't have to fight unless in self-defence or if they voluntarily chosen to join armed forces or participate in noble leve. This put them in much better situation not just in comparision with the Khanate or Ottoman Empire, but in comparision to any country in the world at the time.
Best example was what happened after the Lipka rebellion. After a few years they decided to return to the Republic's side. Received amnesty and ownership of lands as compensation for events that made them rebel in the first place.
Islam is a Devil cult
Greetings to the Tatars, the most loyal and heroic relatives of us Turks throughout history...
Polish tatars, brothers and sisters of Poland.☮️💟☪️☦️✊🙏
I am Catholic but I am proud of our Tatar brethren, they are the Muslims we love. May Allah give them strength.
They are not "Muslims". They are POLES - they say so themselves (why would be otherwise). They have lived here for OVER 400 years. In Kruszyniany there are only a few families with these roots. It is also worth remembering that these "Muslims" have NOTHING in common with THESE Muslims.
Wait until they increase in numbers. Then there'll be nothing but trouble.
Catholic praying to the false idol allah lol. What Vatican 2 does to a mf.
This alone shows you which church is the true one.
@@moryveraval6249 Ha, ha !
Indeed very interesting. I, personally, hadn’t heard or read about the lipkas before. Thanks for a great vid. This is what RUclips should be about
My pleasure! Hopefully someday I can visit their villages and create first hand content of their culture! It would be very interesting to see.
Charles Bronson was of Lipka origin
these seem different kind of Muslims from the MIddle Eastern/ African ones I see in the UK, France, and Germany.
Cudowni Paryjoći
wspaniałe gośćinni
naprawdę ubogacają
Naszą kulturę👍
nie jak Lampeduza
Yes, I agree totally. these tatars, ukrainian muslims (many of them tatar ancestry) and immigrants from Bosnia - totally different from the fundamental arab muslims.
There are two types of religious people. The real ones in heaven and the fake ones on Earth, avoiding heaven.
@@barneydenstad2148Polscy Tatarzy w dawnych czasach tak zwani zagończycy jednostki zwiadowcze pilnowali też granic. Byli skuteczni walce z innymi wrogimi jednostkami islamskimi.
They are turkic descent
The difference between the Tatars in Poland and the Jews was that they fought for the country they came to.
And the Jew hid or ran away.
Therefore, Poles have respect for these Tatars that their grandparents and great-grandparents fought for Poland.
Respect.
Well, Jews were banned from having weapons in most places. It's hard to be a warrior when you are banned from having a weapon.
And why to fight for a country that will forever see you as a foreigner?
When the Jews were given the chance, after the emancipation, they fought very courageously in the WWI and WWII. As a part of the Polish army as well.
@@kapasian9009 1/100000 fought i.e. scale invisible
@@kiko.Poland
1. Where are you taking you info from, and what are you referring to, among the things I've written, specifically?
2. What is the percentage of soldiers among the non-Jewish inhabitants of Poland?
3. Would you like to answer the last question?
@@kapasian9009 130,000 Jews fought in the army of the Third Reich and 500,000 in the Red Army
There is a difference between older Islam practiced by Lipka Tatars and the more modern Islam practiced in the Middle East. Perhaps this is why the Lipka Tatars, after going over to the Ottomans, decided to return back to Poland and Lithuania.
Some years ago archives at Ankara, Turkey were opened to the public, showing that approximately 1.5 million slaves have been extracted from eastern Slavs during the Ottoman wars. Many of these slaves were extracted by Ottomans themselves, but most were taken from their regular raids into Poland, Lithuania and Russia by Crimean Tatars and sold in the slave markets of Istanbul. Crimean Tatars used to be an independent state after Golden Horde broke down, until they became an Ottoman possession. Their raids finally ended when Catherine the Great formally annexed Crimea into her Russian Empire in 1783.
This is Truth . I know history
A very good film about Poland, Poles and people living in Poland for centuries.
The Poles have never oppressed anyone because they practiced a different religion or a different god.
But we in Poland have other examples of assimilated followers of Allah.
After the victorious relief of Vienna, the Polish king Jan III Sobieski brought 10,000 Turkish prisoners to Poland. They were ordered to work in Poland for 10 years and then they would be free. Almost all of them wanted to live in Poland as free people - they did not want to return to their homelands.
Best regards
In Poland is a lot of elements of turkish and islamic culture that even Poles didnt know where come from ;)
Like guest in home, God in home.
Wow Great work! i realy enjoyed this video.
Thank you very much!
Charles Bronson was one.
Origin name Charles Dennis Butchinski
@@rapper3d1bBuczyński 😉 Only Polish was spoken at home…
@@piotrgrzywnowicz601 nope. He came from Lithuania.
It would seem that they follow a different variation of Islam, one that is more compatible with living in a Christian majority country. I started watching this video thinking this was simply propaganda trying to inject Islam where it never was, like when they claimed some American native tribes followed Islam, which was a load of horse crap, but it seems like it is true. The more I learn about Poland the more I hope I get to visit it before I croak.
They follow sunni Islam. Clearly, it's possible to be Muslim and not be an ah. ;)
It is true, many of the tatars that wanted to settle in Lithuenia/Polish-Lithuenian Commonwealth were political refugiees - members of clans, families that lost struggle for power among crimean tatars , golden orde etc. and faced anihilation/persecution - return was not really an option for them. Aditionally serving Polish king made them traitors in many muslims eyes, and it was always a small population - several thousand people - witch made partial assimilation (language , laws ) inavoidable. If it happend in diferent times or circumstances that story could play out simillarly , or not. Regardless Lipkas are part of Polish history and culture, and aside for that one short lived rebellion mentioned in the video, they served loyally Lithuenia , than Polish-Lithuenian comonwealth , and fought alongside poles , lithuenians , and other groups against partitiones of Poland (Russia , Prussia, and Austro-Hungary) in uprisings for independence , and in Polish army after regaining of independence in 1918.
it is true! many of our most known people are of Tatar descend
you can't see it by their surnames but would have to check through genealogy, as one of the laws to make them assimilate with local populace was: in case of Polish-Tatar marriages they had to take on the Polish surname of their spouse
so many Tatars took their wife's surname 😀
Indeed. They clearly didn't believe in things like Jizya or forceful persuasion. It doesn't even seem they knew the book. Since not many people back in the day could read even in their own language, and the book was not available in Tatar language, it is more than likely. What suggests it best is that they went to Vienna to support Sobieski, or their famous letter from the XVIth century in which they refuse to join Crimea, fragment of which says (you can translate with Google: "Ani Bóg, ani Prorok nie każą wam rabować, my zaś was mamy za rabusiów, a naszą szablą was pokonując, zabijamy hultajów, a nie braci naszych” - it's clear from that fragment that they rejected forseful persuasion and Jizya.
@@piotrmalewski8178 They just follow the real islam. Islam has been lied about a lot, and a lot of these lies are even believed my Muslims themselves. I don't know if you understand French, in which case I would recommend you a website called "Que dit vraiment le coran ?"
Jizya is not a tax for Jews and Christians (in the verse related to it the Quran doesn't even talk about them but about the polytheists that had spread a war against the Prophet and Muslims at that time) to live in a muslim country, but a capitulation tribute paid by the polytheists to stop the war, as a compensation for their betrayal and violation of the peace treaty. It's not even every polytheist, because the Quran tells Muslims to treat justly and peacefully the innocent ones.
Also, forceful persuasion has never been a thing in the Quran, which says "to you your belief and to me my belief", and "no constraint in religion".
Very interesting
@@porksausage-t1b glad you enjoyed it
@@ExpatPolska change the name of the countries and it could still be today with Israel and Ukraine
@@russe19642 I have no idea what you are trying to say
Polscy Tatarzy mają honor i dumę . Polakom się to bardzo podoba. Dlatego też są szanowani.
Fantastic video, i like it a lot
Thank you very much! Glad you liked it!
It is not about Islam, it is about the people
It’s about Islam too.
The closer the Islam is to the literal word of the Quran the better it is.
The further it is from the Quran and the closer to the Hadiths, Sira, and ulema the worse it is. Sunni and Shitite Islam fit into this latter category.
@@BigJFindAWay You are right about that, i fully agree with you, after looking into the matter, that is the same conclusion i came to, it is the cultural additions to the religion that have built around the core that is most of the issues. Then the Quran translated by these people is a Quran translated through the lense of hadith. It is the same railroad that also christianity went on adding the opinions of "church fathers" and "church traditions". God bless!
Western Europe can teach from us about tolerance
Piwo and Fajerwerki = dobre
Kurwa not so much
Western Europe can also learn from Poland it seems
This is different people! They are ours and they are in Poland long time ! So they are different Muslims !
well it turns out I am Polish-Russian-Belorrussian-German-Norwegian-Tatar-Silesian-Hungarian
Polish in the end but it is fascinating how Polish people are such a great mix of various tribes and nations
Bo bycie Polakiem to bycie za pewną wizją świata …
Dokładnie
You've forgotten to mention, Lithuanians, Latvians, Estionians and Jewish, as well as Scottish and Dutch minorities that lived in Poland back then. Scotsman is even a supporting hero of national novel 'Sir Wołodyjowski'. Scotsman Sir Ketling and Sir Wołodyjowski pledge their lives on defence of the Kamieniec Podolski fortress. At the finale, they are forced to surrender the fortress and decide to end their lives by igniting the arsenal. This is an actual historical event, except that Ketling was actually Heyking and was a nobleman from Kurlandia, possibly with some distant Rheinland ancestry.
Polska to stan umysłu ;) gdyby było inaczej nie odrodzili byśmy się po rozbiorach. Jeśli 123 lata niebytu nas nie zabiło to nic nas nie zabije ;)
@@rafadrzewiecki1905 mozliwe ale bylbym ostrozny z over esteemating oneself , najlepsi. plywacy bardzo czesto toną
Thank you for this important information.
Glad it was helpful!
Good video, well presented, interesting topic and the AI voice actually works well.
Glad you think so!
Wonderful people
Fascinating ❤
Wow, this was interesting.
Szanujemy Tatarów i ich religię .Od pokoleń żyją w przyjaźni z nami .
Wow that was amazing I learned something new of my beloved country of birth! thank you 🙏 greetings from Australia!
The deal on the beggining was we give you our Polish style of life and our golden freedome, you respect us we respect you.....
But if you betray our trust you will end on the sharp end of stake and almost no one will get second chance.
Now they are just Polish people with Interesting ancestors. Saying that they asimilate is not saying anything.
comparing them to white converts or the people of MENA or africa would be inappropriate.
Thank you this very informative post. Poland is among the first areas to have Muslims in Europe. Mash Allah !!
The Polish Tatars are great loyal patriots, served with Polish army during WW2.
Why "infamous" battle of Grunwald?
Yes, I too noticed this. Famous is a better word.
My apologies, you caught a typo 😃
What's infamous about the Battle of Grunwald?
Thanks for pointing that out, that was a typo
Infamous for the Western Europe.😮
infamous for Prussia as it stopped their ambitions and led it to become a vassal kingdom for centuries to come 😂
Pod Grunwaldem stawali LITEWSCY Tatarzy, w ramach wojsk Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego.
Maybe that the Teutonic Knights were kind of right? Not only did we bring orthodoxes, heretics and Tatars, but before the battle Polish knights would bow to the Sun.
It wasn't just, but the Teutonic knights were actully right that Poland was not Christian. And definitely it was not Catholic. It only formally belonged to Catholic Church, but in reality it was not.
Love this ❤
I like Poland and Polish people!
It is also important to note that in the old Polish language, there was no specific term for Mongolian; thus, all individuals from the east were referred to as Tatars. The precise ethnicity of the Lipka Tatars remains uncertain, but it is clear that they were part of the Golden Horde. During the internal political turmoil within the Mongolian Empire, a segment of its army defected and was subsequently recruited by the private armies of local nobles in Lithuania and eastern Poland, later serving in national military duties. This process occurred multiple times, contrary to the claim that it happened only once. Unlike the Cossacks, the Lipka Tatars consistently demonstrated loyalty when required, despite some instances of revolt. Tatar officers were granted noble privileges equivalent to those of Polish, Ruthenian , and Lithuanian nobility on several occasions, whereas the majority of Cossacks did not receive such recognition, with only a few exceptions. It is also worth mentioning that the entire Lipka Tatar nobility underwent a process of Polonization and integrated into the local population, similar to the experiences of Lithuanian and Ruthenian nobility. These few villages continue to practice ancient religions and traditions; however, they represent only a minor segment of the overall Eastern genetic influence within the Polish population today.
One remark.
''Lipkas' uprise'' was just the rebellion over unpaid soldiers wages - which wasn't paid also for Polish soldiers too. But by imams on the direct order of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed IV given to Islamic Polish Tatars as mufti.
From this time no one wanted to give any of Muslim any important role in Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth because all were afraid that some fake ''call of faith'' from our enemies (like sultan or car for Orthodox) breaks the oath to Poland.
Still there was no obstruction to be low level official apart your faith.
Charles Bronson was one of them
Polish Tatars are one of the best communities I had a pleasure to meet.❤❤❤
Well I'll be damned.... another great story from history ! But yeah I can see it 👍. 🌎✌️🌍
Lipka Tatars didn't save the life of king John III Sobieski in the battle of Vienna (1683) but some months later in the battle of Parkany where the Ottomans were retired preparing a new attack on Vienna. Source : Tomasz Torbus.
it is well known in Poland though :) as mentioned in the literature , novells and history books
Polish Tatars have been patriotic and well-assimilated since Middle Ages. They fought on Polish side even against majority Muslim Ottoman Empire (e.g. at Battle of Viena in 1683).
Unfortunately now most of the muslim immigrants trying to get to Poland or more widely Europe do not want to contribute to the society as Polish Tatars did. Guys. If you ask why you are not welcomed in Europe keep this film in mind. Its not your religion. Its your attitude. Surely there are exceptions but....
Okay fine but that doesn't mean to let illegal ones in or any at all That do not prove They are not going to force their way on another culture and society.
No need to go extreme east. Tatars are your neighbours in todays Ukraine territory. They were the hegemon of these lands and were neighbours with Poles.
Lipkas translates to English - Litwins (Belarusians) they have prayed in Belarusian as well, and many more Lipkas like in Belarus today than in Poland
The Lipka Tatars were not an ethnic group, rather a breakaway unit Tatar yurt. Genetically, they were closest to the Volga Tatars. Now we have the opportunity to find out who our ancestors were nomads who lived from Siberia to Europe. What a trail they left.
DNA data.
Volga Tatars - European HG 45,4 %, Anatolian neolitic farmer 34 %, Amur River HG 10.8%, Caucasus HG 7.6%, Yellow River Neolitic Farmer 2.2%,
- Cimmerians, Karasuk_BA, Zhevakinsky_BA, Andronovo_MLBA, Sintashta_MLBA, Hun_early Arpadian commoners, Steppe_Maykop, Kubano-Tersk_Late, Rus_Alans_MA, Rus_Anapa_MA, Sarmatian (Southern Urals) and close to early Arpadian period, Volga (Iron Age), Cimmerians
Bashkirs - European HG 30%, Baikal HG 25.6%, Anatolian neolitic farmer 16.6%, East Siberian HG 9%, Caucasus HG 7.6%, Yellow River Neolitic Farmer 6.2%, Zagros Neolitic Farmer 5%
- Onogundur, Saka (Central Steppe), Scythians (Pazyryk culture), Xionite, Western Turk (Central steppe), Sargat culture, Tocharian (Tarim basin) and close to Siberian Tatars
Chuvashs - European HG 45%, Anatolian neolitic farmer 27.2%, East Siberian HG 17%, Caucasus HG 7.0%, Yellow River Neolitic Farmer 3.8%
- Saami (Iron Age), Volga Finns (Iron Age), Tagar culture, Sargat culture, Karasuk culture, Cimmerian, Saka (Tian Shan), Wusun. and close to Besermyan, Udmurt.
I have no data on Siberian Tatars, however
Typical of the Pazyrykites, the craniological complex of characters has a certain resemblance to the modern South Siberian race, but is more Caucasoid. It is characterized by a mesobrachicrous, medium-sized braincase and a tall, broad, medium-sized face with a medium-protruding nose. The formation of this type occurs on the territory of Gorny Altai in the Bronze Age, as a result of a mixture of two morphological variants - dolichocrane Caucasoid, with a high and wide face, and brachicran, with moderately pronounced Mongoloid features and a low face. The ratio of initial components in different local groups of the Pazyryk population varies - the Caucasian type in an unmixed form is most often found in the regions of the South-West and Central Altai, and the proportion of the brachican Mongoloid component with a relatively low face is higher among the population of the northern, peripheral, part of the Pazyryk range. Summarizing the results of the study, the following conclusions can be drawn: modern populations of the North Altai anthropological type, which include the northern Altai, Teleuts, mountain Shors, as well as the late Baraba Tatars, are descendants of the carriers of the Pazyryk culture. In its most "pure" form, the craniological complex characteristic of the descendants of the Pazyryks is preserved among the Teleuts and Baraba Tatars. The Bashkirs of Mavlyutovo also have a similar craniotype.
KARASUKSKAYA CULTURE, archeological culture of the late Bronze Age (15/14-9/8 centuries BC) in the Minusinsky Depression on Enisei; the main metallurgical center in the northern zone of the East Asian metallurgical province.
The economy is based on settled cattle breeding; the oldest authentic use of the horse for riding in the region. Metallurgical activities the focus of the mining and metallurgical industry was based on the ores of the Sayano-Altai mining and metallurgical industry. regions; were used mainly copper-arsenic alloys. From North China to East Europe knows swords and daggers called. “Karasuk”: double-edged, with a straight crosshair and a mushroom-shaped pommel, and single-edged, curved, the handles of which are often decorated with geometric patterns. ornaments, and the tops - figures of deer, elk, ram, etc.
There are 4 stages of the K. k.: Karasuk, Karasuk-Lugavsky, Lugavsky and Bainovsky. Carriers of K. k. are a group of Caucasians, with a significant Mongoloid component. The origin of K. is associated with the multicomponent environment of the Neolithic and Bronze Ages of the adjacent regions of Siberia (Okunev culture, etc.) with the participation of several waves of migrations of the Andronovo culture from the territory of modern. Kazakhstan and the Upper Ob, andronoid cultures of the West Siberian Plain, eastern. groups of roller ceramics culture. On the basis of K. k. the Tagar culture developed.( Early Scythian culture)
Anthropological appearance
1. According to L. Gumilyov, the culture was created by Mongoloid nomads (the presence of Caucasian-type skulls is explained by mixing with the Dinglins). The original distribution area was northern China.
2. According to other assumptions, the Karasuk people came from the south from the Central Asian region, since skulls of people of the Caucasoid Pamir-Fergana type are found in Karasuk graves.
3. Some researchers (B. O. Dolgikh, A. P. Dulzon, N. L. Chlenova, E. A. Novgorodova, M. D. Khlobystin, etc.) believe that the Karasuk people are the ancestors of the Kets. J. van Driem considers the Burushaski speakers in the Hindu Kush as descendants of the Karasuk culture
4. In a modern sense
Most researchers consider the Karasuk people to be representatives of a mixed type, which was based on the Europoid Mediterranean “Andronovo” anthropological type (This means the Eastern Mediterranean, or the Pontic-Caspian Mediterranean originated from the Yamnaya culture specific to this region), supplemented by the Mongoloid type of aliens from the eastern regions of Central Asia (In A. Dremov, A. N. Bagashev)
It is believed that Lipka Tatars have mixed origins, however being closest to the Crimean Tatars.
You've got to remember that dissidents from Crimea were preceeded by Tatars of the Golden Horde that joined Lithuania much earlier. There was time when Lithuanians Dukes had the title of the Golden Horde Khans.
@@piotrmalewski8178 I think that they fell into the citizenship of the GDL after the defeat of Tokhtamysh Khan by the Uzbek Mongol Tamerlan. He destroyed the cities of the Golden Horde and devastated these lands. Vytautas captured the remnants of the Tatars from the southern ravaged regions.
For your information, almost all of the people you listed above speak Turkish language...
The first picture is false, the women shown are typically indo-européan !
That huge text with blinking colors is ruining the images. Bad idea!
As a Polish with some part of the maybe quarter Tatar's roots from Podlasie ..... I respect old Polish muslims communities. They are Polish GREAT citizens - NO DOUBT !!!!
So even if majority of Poles are Christians of many streams ...... Tatars are melting into the Polish nation perfectly, with their individuality in faith and their traditions. AMEN.
Polish Tatars, as far as I know, lost their language.
Not all of them have.
I think at this point no one misses the subtitles as they cover circa 30% of the screen. Well done. Next time aim 50% or even more!
@@surfcitiz 🫡
There is an ensemble of musicians enthusiasts, mostly Tatars of course, but there are also musicians from other countries, which restore authentic Tatar musical sound. Who knows, maybe this is what the Golden Horde sounded like. For those who love strange musical instruments and legends.
ruclips.net/video/v3Z2P_bitDk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/hCaH89HATt4/видео.html
😅😊❤their loyalty to Poland was rewarded with the rights to Settle there!❤❤🌹🇵🇱🙏🧎🌈🏅🌞🌝😁😘😍
That you, David?
4:20 min Quote "...at the infamous battle of Grunwald..." - 1410 Battle of Grunwald was famous, glorious victory of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth over Teutonic/German/Prussia Nights and their Western Europe Allies.
Since that devastating defeat Teutonic/German/Prussia Nights became vassal of Poland Kindom for next 500 years!!!!
if you are a german than it's infamous
❤🙏🏻👍
No doubt they were converted by the sword centuries ago, as was some of Eastern Europe and Russia during the Islamic invasions - extremely brutal and violent.
Also Novogorad was not a "republic" as stated here :D it was even not a proper country it was a vasal tribe of Golden hord
Maybe they are from Ertrugul tribe.
Who's the narrator?
David attenborough, his voice is used by artificial intelligence voice app.
@@Manuka-px2pe 😲
@@Manuka-px2pe It's so sad one's voice can be cloned like this. Now David Attenborough can narrate me taking a dump.
@@ksionc100 I remember playing with non-AI synthesizer like 20 years ago. It took some work but allowed to modify recorded voice to almost anyone's voice. I managed to replicate voice of several actors.
Tatars are based
Thanks for showing the ruins of our ancient capital, the city of Bulgar.
We should count ourselves lucky that the Muslim population never became more numerous and powerful in Poland
the voice instead of womans is unbarable
This are volga bulgarians who addopted islam ,soviets started calling them tatars to cut the connection with the bulgarians
This story predates the soviets by hundreds of years lol
@@ExpatPolska ofcourse but they were not called tatars centuries ago,I dont know how they used to call them but definitely not tatars(they had their polish name mentioned in the video,but I forgot it),this name was givven by stalin administration
You are misusing several data here.
The term "Volga Bulgaria" went out of use, as the land was conquered by the Mongols, and later integrated into the Kazan Khanate.
The successor language of the Volga Bulgarian is believed to be Chuvash.
"Tatar" has been an umbrella term mostly for Kipchak peoples for several centuries. It used to have much wider use in Imperial Russia, including several peoples not considered Tatars today, f.e. Azerbaijani. Also, any lands east from the historic Slavic settlement were called "The Greater Tartaria" for centuries.
Lipka Tatars have actually closest ties with the Crimean Tatars.
Polish were using the name "Lithuanian Tatars" ("Tatarze litewcy"; f.e. by Kryczyński, Stanisław in 1938; did he work in Poland for Stalin's administration?).
This is a surprise to me! I never knew that Poland had a Muslim community.
So, there is no country in Europe without Muslims I understand.
That’s very good for Muslims but I am not so sure about their hosting countries. You just wait till they get strong enough, then you’ll be laughing loudly.
Tatars fought with other Muslims. They did it for Polish, their homeland.
This is a completely different type of Muslims. They have lived with us for over 600 years. Polish blood flows in them. They are patriots and have proven it many times, including fighting on the side of Poland against the Ottoman Empire. I once heard a statement from a Polish Tatar who answered the question: Do they identify themselves as Poles?
-We don't identify as Poles, we are Poles. Polish Tatars marry Catholics, Orthodox. They give their children the right to choose which religion they adopt. Polish Tatars are deeply integrated into society, while maintaining their unique culture and religion. This bond has been developing for hundreds of years. The West thinks that three generations are enough and Muslims will become progressive atheists, it doesn't work like that.
They have been with US for centuries. Stop spreading hate.
Is this narrated by David Attenborough or a Fake AI David Attenborough? I think we should know..
The Tatars were slave traders.
As a result of the activities of the Tatars, from 3 to 5 million people from the population of East Europe, including Poland were captured and became slaves.
Atleast they are whyte.
First of all: learn the language you are willing to use once you post something. Second of all: what kind of remark is that? You could be blue for that matter, would IT change anything for you?
There was no such thing as Luthuanian culture at that time.
Kinda racist. What are You? Russian bot? Of course There was. You just havn't heard of It.
az iran ...ba durood be mardom polan ..movefegh basheed..
I had two friends who were both Polish Tatars. Both lived in Warsaw, both were crazy in the most phenomenal, fantastic way.
Lipa...
What a shock, Christians betrayed those who fought for them. Christianity… one evil lie!
Currently less than 2000 and all belong to polish society . This video is far from the historical truth.
Pay attention it says within the former Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth not Poland itself.
Fake and distorted propaganda Poland never had posesions in the black Sea , during the 16 years they occupied Ukraine , Ukraine didn't have access to the black Sea , all areas surrounding the European side of the Black Sea were under ottoman controll. This Tatar people came into Poland as part of the Ottoman occupation forces which ruled Poland on and off many times during 15 and 16 centuries, hence so many Polsky have Asiatic Mongolian and Turkic facial features
Where tf did you learn history? Your comment is total nonsense and distorted propaganda 😂 Ottomans never ruled Poland and no Polish people look Asian what so ever, and even more so genetic studies show no traces of those people within the greater Polish population. This is the most stupid comment on this entire video. Congrats!🎉
There is no "expat" word. You are just an ordinary immigrant to Poland.
@rafalotreba6824 okay bro thanks for letting me know 😂 👍🏻 immigrantpolska doesn't really roll off of the tongue for a RUclips channel name but I appreciate your irrelevant input none the less.
You mispronounce Polish an awful lot. The vowel in Gdańsk is like English /dine/. "Sz" is like English /esh/.
polshit
The Polish National bird is the Fly
And yours, a dung fork 📣🤣
Lepsza mucha niż dwugłowy kurczak mutant🤣
Albo widły 🤣🤣🤣
@@wiesawmirek8815 śmierdzisz onucą.
Podziękuj Polakom, że mogłeś wyjechać do Kanady bo byś dalej gnił w ziemiance.
When Poland tries to paint itself a diverse nation by revising history. They are not Polis and never were, let that be the first fact to be established. 😅
ale Tatarzy w Polsce sami określają się jako Polacy. A tu przychodzi jakis matoł z końca świata i mówi, że jest inaczej.
ale Tatarzy sami określają się jako Polacy. więc nic tobie do tego
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They live here in Poland for over 600 years and that's fact - not a history revision. If someone tries to paint itself now - its you, with a moronic statements like yours.
W Poznaniu po potopie szwedzkim osiedlali się ludzie z Bambergi, dzisiaj świętujemy Bamberke.
Rzeczpospolita to republika,dużo plemion tworzy ten kraj.Proszé poczytać co to jest STATUS KALISKI.I przestać o Polsce opowiadać cuda.Jesteśmy wspaniali i dobroduszni,a także empatyczni.
Allowed to show their beauty! Face, hair, shapes!
Wszystko jest w necie ....1 etap kolonizacji podboju danegocjacji terytorium ..przez przybysz islamu ..1 etap ... miękko islam taki miły pokojowy ...wraz z powiększa iem liczby wyznawców islamu ....... kolejne etapy ..po ...niemcy francja przykłady naiwnej tolerancji akceptacji .itd ...... dzis nic już nie mają w tych krajach do powiedzenia mogą tylko się przygladac
Polski Tatar, ma wszelkie prawa kultywować swoje obyczaje kulturowe i religijne, będąc jednocześnie pełnym praw i obowiązków obywatela Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej...........symbioza.
Lipki/Lipkowie - czyli Litwini. Chodzi o LITEWSKICH (WKL) Tatarów, którzy zazwyczaj mówili po (staro-)białorusku, a nie o polskich!
Polscy Tatarzy to najbardziej patriotyczni Polacy
Poljaci kao nacionalisti sve poloniziraju pa tako i ove Lipke...
Pewnie, z tą różnicą, że my nie mordujemy ludzi tak jak to robił to Hitler i Stalin. Germanizacja i rusyfikacja obejmowała zawsze mordowanie i pogromy ludzi. Polska nigdy tego nie robiła. No to jak myślisz dlaczego oni wybrali Polskę?
z jakiego kraju piszesz?
Što zanimljivo možete reći o hrvatskim ustašama?
Nasi mogą polonizować, wasi w Jasevacu mordowali.
@@PaulieTheDude POINT!
Polish tatars? There is nothing "Polish" in it as there is no specific Polish tatars.. Lipka - means LITHUANIAN - "The name Lipka is derived from the old Crimean Tatar name of Lithuania". Tatars were settled in Lithuania by Lithuanian Grand Duke Vytautas the Great. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipka_Tatars
You are correct: that's why Polish Tatars are not Lipkas. They are Polish Tatars, nothing to do with Lithuania. You are right ;)
@@Polones12 exactly - so the name of the video is a typical Polish history falsification in a Russian style: "Poland's Muslim Minority: The Untold Story of the Lipkas" Lipkas - Lithuanian taras are not Polish. Tell a story about Polkas :D
ok, ok, Lithuanian Tatars, chillax, everyone knows that Lithuania is famous for its Tatars, and humm, well, at least Tatars...
mało wiesz a dużo mówisz
@@kolakpatolik1857 No, Lithuania is famous for the orderly people. So if I notice a Polish thief notorious for stealing and falsification of history I say :D