The Battle Scars of Warsaw 🇵🇱 [Kult America]
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Perhaps one of the most eerie features of Warsaw Poland, is that its battle scars have gone untouched in many places. In this episode of Kult America, I explored the city to find what WW2 artefacts have remained, and in some cases are overlooked. We saw a bullet ridden wall, a hole in the sky which use to be someones kitchen, a bombed water tower, and bunkers on a train platform. This experience was a lot to take in, its amazing how casually the world goes on in light of such obvious evidence of war.
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woww odcinek bardzo hmm dobry? To złe słowo, ale cieszę się że Ty jako amerykanin w tak piekny sposób przedstawiłeś historię Warszawy :) Czekam na kolejne :) Pozdrawiam
+siarkaa85 On raczej nie zna polskiego
suselek990 heheh zna dosyć dobrze ;)
siarkaa85
a to może ;)
I'm happy that we all are able to see it from your point of view, someone who doesn't live in Poland for whole life. I don't really understand why but I appreciate that video :)
+Klaudia W. Wow Klaudia, you've just noticed the entire purpose of this channel - offering a foreign perspective on European culture. Thanks for watching our videos - I've seen you on Mediakraft channel also:)
Kult America yay for me! haha
but i can't wait to see more :)
Tak btw to możesz pisać bez problemu po polsku(mieszka w polsce) i w ogóle wiem jestem szybki XD
Yes, Warsaw is full of signs telling us the history of this City.
Good job, presenting even a bit of it! Regards
Thank you for this insight and this beautiful done documentary.
Besides the USSR overtaking, here in the Netherlands we have many of these wounded places 2. And many stories from just 1 generation ago, from massive bombing, deportation etc.
One important thing is that the Netherlands is very thankful for the Polish contribution to Operation Market Garden (witch was falsely blamed by the English General Montgomery for its failing) and the Dutch Liberation!
We don't hide our battle scars. We wear them with pride. Places like the water tower or the bullet holes in the walls are a reminder of what happened and what should never be allowed to happen again. Those who forget their history are doomed to repeat it. We keep those places to, in a way, keep the memories of previous generations alive and say "never again".
And as for the "bringing girls to places like this" thing... The concept of good would be meaningless without the concept of evil. Experiencing these spots makes happy moments more intense. Life isn't just joy. It shouldn't be. There's a time for happiness and a time for quiet contemplation. I know of no easier way than bringing them to places like that to remind them of their own mortality, to make them think about how lucky they are to live in a time of peace, and to make them want to appreciate life more.
I really appreciate your comment. I find it interesting that Poland went to great strides to rebuild but keep what was remaining and fused it. I think other countries just rebuilt something entirely new. Poland really didn't forget, and it makes you think more about it. - I think about this in my own country (USA) and if we had more evidence of the things we did to the Natives or Africans we would have greater respect for our errors of the past. We try to just sweep everything under the rug and then look where we are today!
For some reason I really appreciate the fact that you have some interest in our country's past, really enjoyed watching this from your sort of perspective. Hoping to see more content like this on your channel :)
Piękny film cieszę się że ludzie z innych krajów też się interesują nasza historią 👍
+Piotrek Szpajda Its easy when you love Poland!:)
Masz w Polsce korzenie czy to dobrowolna miłość?
@@piotrekszpajda2828 najpierw byla dobrowolna milosc potem szukanie korzeni. :) Bardzo wrazliwy czlowiek ten Ryan.
Polskie napisy do Twoich filmików to super sprawa, uczę się w ten sposób angielskiego, dzięki. Filmy też są super widać że kochasz Polskę
THANK YOU for making such incredible movies, really. I'm Polish and I'm grateful
I am from Poland, in small town, and i love Polish. Thank you, because that really beautyfaul video.
Ryan, odwiedź jakiś obóz koncentracyjny np. Aushwitz.. To będzie niezłe wyzwanie emocjonalne dla Ciebie!
Polecam również wybrać się do Wizny gdzie 360 żołnierzy broniło się przed 42 tys. Niemców którzy byli wspierani przez lotnictwo oraz 350 czołgów. Bronili się 4 dni.
40:1 to mit Wizny. tylu Niemców by się nawet nie zmieściło w tym miejscu. Bunkry były zaatakowane przez około 1000 żołnierzy Wehrmachtu i były zdobyte bez poważniejszych strat, bo niestety Polacy nie mieli broni przeciwpancernej. Niestety polscy inżynierowie popełnili szereg błędów, zmniejszając efektywność tych umocnień. Nie wykarczowano lasu na wystarczajacej odległości, przez co nawet stanowiska broni maszynowej Niemcy mogli zamaskować w zaroślach. Nie mówiąc już o artylerii. Ale Wizna to nie tylko bunkry dowodzone przez kpt. Raginisa. W oparciu o trudny teren , wąski przesmyk: cały korpus musiał nacierać na odcinku zaledwie kilkunastu kilometrów, wstrzymano niemieckie działania na 2 dni.
I'm Polish living in the United States. I congratulate you on your excellent videos. It is a real pleasure to watch and I appreciate topics you are dedicating your videos to. Your are a true professional and you should do a whole movie about Poland. .
Oh everybody knows it. As an American soldier I was on a tour in a German Cathedral when they started guilt-tripping about the American bombing and then stopped the speech and asked what I was snorting, and rolling my eyes about and trying to hold back a chuckle. I told them that my family had been from Warsaw and only I was born in the USA. They moved on to another topic in the tour after that...
My grandparents were also forced labor. My grandmother was Jewish but had been living as a fugitive under the protection of my grandfather for a few months before they were arrested and the Germans never figured out who she was.
My father was in the Polish underground, though he is long gone now his stories will live forever in my heart and those of my children. As will the memories of my trip to Poland in 1979. And of my son’s trip in 2007. Your videos bring me back to my family. The lyric of Polish being spoken brings me back. I can speak some and understand a little more but to hear it is priceless as my mother (second generation) is also gone. It’s good to hear it. Thank you.
beautiful that American interest in Polish history :)
I've never expected how I and my friends and my family and all Polish people are used to landscapes like this. I think, in every Polish town are signs of II World War and places like that ruins of the tower are perfect places for teenagers meetings. You know, first beer, first cigaret. We don't see history in that buildings, we don't treat them on special way. Why? Becouse they are. They are since most of us born and we usually don't see them. We look, but we don't see. And as long as somebody don't tell us that is conected with the war, we won't treat it as we should. And, I'm telling this as a person who passed matura exam in this year and remember my history lessons, if you want your children know history of Poland you make them interested of that and tell them about it, becouse most of teachers don't care about or knowledge and our sensivity. Very good video :)
+kasiaka6 I'm really honoured to have made an impression on you Kasia, thank you so much for watching! There will be more on Poland!
you got the right point that we, the poles, are used to war and tragedy. our land and our people saw so many conflicts, destruction and oppression that it became part of our everyday life. and Warsaw was not the only city destroyed in more than 50%.
thank you for showing this to your countrymen.
Thank you for the material. I was really touched with all the pictures that are witnesses of those hortible times.
Very nice movie! :) In Warsaw is many mamorable places which remember Second World War. In The Old Town you can walk on the cobblestone, the same where 70 years ago lay dead people, where were puddles of blood. In some places you can see orginal manhole covers which also hasn't changed. I'm waiting for next videos! Dawid :)
Really Great Movie!
I'm waiting for more.
I'm happy you showed these places, your narrative is amazing. You're doing a good job! Someone writed about visting Auschwitz - I think you could make a great (and really sad) video there.
Dziękujemy. Szacun
Hi, I just found your channel and decided to watch all the episodes. Sounds like you're really touched with the places that refer to WW II. From other episodes I saw that you made it to Ukraine and Subcarpathia - south-east part of Poland - too. I hope you took a chance to see how beautiful city Przemyśl is. Check out WW I Przemyśl Fortress. There is also a mysterious history of San Rideau Fortress in Bolestraszyce and two soldiers that kept living inside blown up complex for years. This places can be literally explored. Fortress Duńkowiczki is well accessible too!
I'm Polish and I lived in Warsaw but I have never seen or known about it. What a shame! Your films are truly unique. Thank you
All of your videos are so well filmed and intresting to watch :)
+Myllis thanks :)
Warsaw hisory alone can keep you busy for months (I assume you have been to the upraising museum), but there is so much more in Poland. Some places have been gained during border changes, some are genuinlely polish, and about some you can't really tell. When you want to take a break from Warsaw I recommend:
- The Eagles' nests trail
- The Riese complex
- The MRU
- The castles in Lower Silesia (Chojnik, Bolków, Świny, Grodno, Grodziec, Czocha, Książ, and few others - www.zamkipolskie.com/mapa/dolnyslask/mapa1.html )
- The Wolfshanze
- Old City in Kraków
- Aushwitz (this will be a tough one if even an old water tower moved you).
P.S. In most of those plces you'll need a good flash light much more than an umbrella ;)
+Wojciech Wróblewski Thank you for the suggestions, I will take that into consideration!
+Kult America Oh, and I forgot: Wieliczka near Kraków. Plan this one for a whole day.
+Kult America
You definitely should go to Wieliczka. It's one of the most unique places in the world. Just google "Wieliczka salt mine".
It really sucks that Polanian (Polish) soil like L'wow, Grodno, Brzesc, Wilno and other places are in todays Bialarus, Ukrainia, Litwa.
JIROU 郎 NEGRO
Does it also suck that German "soil" like Breslau, Stettin and Oppeln are in today's Poland? Because of the shift to the West we gained well-developed land in place of "Wild Steppes". Moreover, we do not have minorities within our borders. And countries that are not ethnically uniform have problems resulting from that, sooner or later. At least we do not have this problem.
Im happy to see, that peoples from other countries are interested in Polish history.. If i can propose, you can do a movie about: Nazi's Death Camps.. Most of people says that is "Polish death camps". It's frustrating, because actually, the Nazis killed in camps like "Oświęcim" an enormous number of Jews and Poles..
I always thought that the Germans destroyed Warsaw. And surprise (0:19), that some nazis.
Im from Poland and I ve never seen that Im really shocked thanks for showing this to people
+Filip Gorski Thank you for watching Filip, I will work hard to show more about Polish culture as I learn about it myself.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FRIEND. (Bow)
I hate how some British people think that Poland did nothing to help anyone in WW2, like we helped Britain numerous times in the war, the Polish memorial doesn't stand in London for no reason... Sad, no one knows what Poland truly went through
The Poles have done much, much more, watch on YT documentary -> Gladiators of World War II - The Free Polish Forces
Daria Anna I am polish so I know, I don't need to watch a documentary, I just didn't want to write anymore because it would be so long and I didn't have time
Saw a memorial dedicated to polish pilots in Liverpool, next to the river.
Robert Sieniawski that was built after many years of protest from the british pilots who owe their lifes to our pilots...and thats pretty much all of them
I have the graves of 5 young Polish Pilots from Word War II just a few miles from my house in the Highlands of Scotland. They paid the ultimate price so we can be free today, we must never forget what the did.
Wow! I actually live in Warsaw my whole life and even I, a citizen of Poland didn't noticed things like that. Esoecially that water tower. And my school used to be in a building with bullet holes, in middle of old Warsaw Getto. This school really shows how modern city is using old buildings. If you wonder it is at Twarda 8/12 at center, near Palace of Culture. Great job showing Poland to forgeins.
wish you could have made the video longer. Great work
actually there's many bunkers scattered around Poland, so you could just be hiking and then go for a leak and you just see a random bunker (at least here in podkarpacie region)
Super film 👍👋
I really thank you for what you do, you do a lot good, thank you very much
I don't know whether to write in Polish or English but I will say one thing. Ryan this is fantastic film. Only irritated saw in the background (at the tower) but otherwise it 10/10 :)
+PatRodak Thank you - I have been waiting a long time to do something honest and true to my interests in video - I'm excited about the like minds I will get to meet because of it.. Kind of like my old music days:)
Kult America
Good luck :)
+PatRodak Ty tutaj ;3
Wojak303
No ba :D
Dzięki za dobry film !!!
dziękujemy że przedstawiasz prawdę jak Polski naród cierpiał.
Przecież to zwykły Tobruk-Stand, jeden z najmniejszych bunkrów budowanych przez Niemców w czasie okupacji. W całej Polsce są ich jeszcze tysiące. Co ciekawe, obiekty takie okazały się być jednymi z najlepszych. Relacja koszt-efekt była tu bardzo korzystna. Bardzo istotną cechą był brak posiadania pionowej strzelnicy, zamiast niej jest w stropie właz z pierścieniem na karabin maszynowy. Dlatego strzelec po wykonaniu serii mógł całkowicie się schować w ukryciu a ponad linię ziemi nie wystawał żaden element tego obiektu. Tanie i skuteczne. Ich nazwa pochodzi od Tobruku gdzie pierwszy raz zostały zastosowane na szeroką skalę i zdały egzamin celująco.
That grafitti was considered so important to maintaining the morale of the people living in occupied Warsaw that an entire organization sprung up that dealt exclusively with "small sabotage",such as painting grafitti, hanging up propaganda posters, vandalizing German signs, breaking windows in homes of volksdeutsche, etc.
It was a structured and organized effort, not just spontaneous expressions of defiance.
They'd also defy the Nazis on dates of Polish national holidays, such as the 3rd of May, and clandestinely decorate the city with Polish flags. That was an incredibly dangerous job because of the curfew.
Amazing video. I'm touched that someone from USA reminds the World about this part of european and polish history. Thank you very much. :) However when you mention few times about nazis, you didn't point that they actually were Germans. I mention it cause western world is very unclear in this topic. Besides that detail, 10/10 ^^ Keep going ...
+ANTYKANAŁ The guy who appeared with me in this video became rather upset by the fact that I referred to Nazis as Germans when not every German was a Nazi - and insisted that I correct it. I never thought of things that way but as an American I can tell you I didn't support Bush and his insane wars, yet there was nothing I could do to stop it... with that in mind I decided to indicate a difference. Thanks for your support and the constructive comment!
great idea for video,thx so much! greetengs;)
Hey man I like your videos!
Dzisiejsza Warszawa i miejsca przez które ciagle przemawia wojna... jestem zachwycony tym materiałem.
You're an interesting person :) It's nice to know that foreigners are here not only to study and work but also to sightseeing and learn (meaning learn about history, culture etc). Greetings from Poznan :)
BTW if you want to do sth funnier you may read/speak Polish, it's always adorable :P
+Agnieszka Czyżowicz Hey Agnieszka, the greatest romance of my life was discovering Polish culture. I use to work in Polskie Radio Czworka and wp.tv, if you search my name you can still find many funny instances of me speaking Polish on those programs but I won't be doing that here:) Thanks for watching!
In the West of Poland,
voivodeship Lubuskie, are many bunker :) So Maybe There Can you filming :) You can go inside. It's called MRU - Międzyrzecki Rejon Umocniony :)
Good Job!
Powiedziałeś, że jesteśmy przyzwyczajeni do historii kojarzącej się z nieustanną przemocą. Nie wiem, w jakim stopniu do jest prawda, jednak należę do ZHP, odkąd sięgam pamięcią. Często wchodzimy w takie miejsca - piękne niegdyś dworki, z których została teraz tylko piwnica i komin, to, co zostało po fabryce wskaźników, która upadła razem z PRLem, można by długo wymieniać. Nie wiem, jak w innych krajach, ale polska młodzież uwielbia wchodzić do różnej maści i koloru ruin, z kolegami, na randki... Nikt, będąc w restauracji nie zwraca uwagi na ruiny za oknem - przykład - restauracja Belpasso w Falenicy, z której okna widać wyżej wspomniane ruiny fabryki (niestety nie mogę przesłać linka, ale świetnie da się znaleźć w google)
Thank you very much because you are American but this isn't any problem tounderstand polish tragedy history and beautiful way her tell. Thank you very much
+Anna Pieprzyk wow, thank you for the comment Anna! I'm in love with Poland so it's easy to admire.
VERY COOL INFO VID 👍👍👌👌😊
Wow, really great video! Waiting for more :D And one question. Are you planning to go to all European countries and show their culture?
+ST3FIUSZ Hey there, I just got back from Ukraine - I will be filming in eastern Europe for the most part. You can follow me on insta (ryansocash) to keep on on where I go:)
Thanks for answer :) I m not in insta, but I can sign up to receive some news from your trips :) And second question: after trips to all eastern European countries are you planning to go to some of south European countries? Like Barcelona, Milan etc. Cuz I m really in love into theri culture :)
I'm afraid not - but I will film in America:)
Ok, thanks :) Its really cool that i found your channel! Good luck!
Please share it with your friends! Thanks!
I wonder, why did you so meticulously censored naming the Germans for what they did ? Even if Bartek told you "The Germans built such bunkers all over Europe", you translated it to "Nazis". Not Nazi, but German. The German army acting on behalf of the German Reich.
Because not all Germans were bad, mostly Nazis. It was more common for a Wehrmacht soldier to help a Pole than an SS officer, and the SS were straight up Nazis
This is still not a reason to falsify the translation.
It was actually the other way around. Poles would help regular German military deserters escape through various smuggling routes to neutral areas, or just remote areas. SS Deserters, if identified as such, were often as not just murdered by one side or the other. Part of the reason SS officers had their men conduct very public atrocities was to make the local population hate them enough that SS personnel were not going to be given any leniency or assistance if they were attempting to desert. They lived under a death sentence either way.
Ryan Polish country has more places like this not only Warsaw, if you have chance go visit cities around Warsaw you will see a lot of history and a lot of things that happen.
+beckychicago I promise you I will!
Unfortunately the bunker near the train station has been buried in the construction of a new train station.
Really? I had no idea.
the church in my home town in the Netherlands still has bullet holes in the top from WW 2
Nice Video :)
German socialist dectatirship and russian socialist dictatorship met in Warsaw. Sad to think about it, but also great to see our capital city in great shape today. The city that surviwed its own death is here to be our great capital. Cześć i chwała bohaterom Warszawy!
Really great movie. Its great to see the movie about Warsaw Uprising from the american men. I am waiting for more :)
+wyscigowiecpl I will deliver:)
Im proud of Polish people Im proud that those buildings arent fixed that we still can see what is the power of war and that we can remember what happened years ago cause if we are living in Poland and we are forgeting than who is going to remember?
Really good movie men more that films please
kult , you're doing really good videos, I would like to today's Polish youth was as though you are in the 10%. Such knowledge as you do not have the majority of Polish youth, but from what I can see many young people opens his eyes It's sad , but unfortunately true. Anyway you'd do some material about the genocide Volyn , I want people abroad to know what they did to Ukrainians on the Poles during the Second World War , indeed , many Poles do not like how people say that Ukrainians are their brothers .
Bardzo fajna seria. Ryan - siedzisz u nas od czasu TSW - mówisz i rozumiesz po polsku bez problemu? Może prościej ci czytać komentarze po ang?
+szympekmajster Yes I can read your comments in Polish, though I have decided to stop publicly speaking in Polish because I have more to give in my own language. That being said, if we meet someday I will be happy to speak Polish with you.
pierwszy raz widze goscia w koszulce POLSKI WALCZĄCEJ co wie czym byly tamte czasy pozdrawiam .smutny odcinek ale POLACY PAMIETAJMY tamte chwile gdy nikt nam nie pomógł a nasi dzadkowie walczyli sami ;/
Ja jako dziecko obserwujac moje otocznie, miasto Wroclaw na poczatku lat 80tych mozna bylo miec wrazenie, ze wojna zakonczyla sie jakies 10 lat wczesniej. Wiele kanienic mialo uciekte boki po sasiedniej zburzonej kanienicy i moza bylo zobaczyc jak przed wojna Niemcy mieli pomalowane pokoje czy lazienki oraz te XIX wieczne bogate zdobienia... Dawne bogactwo i codziennosc ktore pozostalo tylko wspomieniem po koszmarze wojny. Tego sie nie zapomni do smierci.
Mam nadzieję, że ten film dotrze do jak największej ilości osób z innych państw. Bo jako Polacy możemy czuć się dumni z naszej historii i przodków ale przy okazji możemy też się czegoś od Nich nauczyć :)
It was germans not "nazis"
If you're gonna be so bothered by them being called Nazis you can say they were the Wehrmacht and SS. Not all Soldiers were German
sure thats true even Hitler wasnt german but they started all (with the soviet union). Everybody know that there were ss and wehrmacht but not everybody know that wehrmacht was killing civilians since they attacked Poland.
I'm Sure the Wehrmacht killed civilians, it's just that the Wehrmacht was more likely to help the Poles than the SS was
Change the numbers in nickname, friend.
ALL GERMAN - NAIZIS
3:21 Ringstand 58c TOBRUK. It's a german bunker.
Is it only me seeing a ghost in upper left corner at 6:02 ?
as far as i know 95% of the city was destroyed, not 85%
thx bro, for showing that 😿
film fajny, jedynie co mi przeszkadza to zolte napisy po polsku. proponuje w nastepnych produkcjach dawac youtubowe.
+Jakub Kilaszewski Don't worry, it won't be on future films.
interesting
wie ktoś gdzie znajduje się tą swastyka na szubienicy ?
w POZNANIU JEST takich miejsc Duuużo plus cała twierdza Poznań
the Polish people Don't deny or try to cover up the truth but leave the reality as it is to teach future generations.
There are to many denyers, the Truth must be taught!
Only by learning from the Past can we become better
How if Warsaw was totally raised to the ground ...did some buildings from the war survive ..
You can visit the Mokotów prison and Kwatera Ł on Powązki cementery, where lie the bodies of heroes polish anticommunist underground, the Cursed Soldiers in polish Żołnierze Wyklęci.
What, you didnt go to old battlefields or rock quarries as a teen to make out or get it on? I'm talking here in the USA, cause we sure did. And the south for many many many years bore the scars of the civil war, some parts still do.
You need to not be sad or shocked or abhorred at these sights, you should feel your chest swelling with pride and admiration for the people of nazi-era Warsaw. They were tough people who took the fight to the germans when no one else would. They would rather die than submit. That's something to be proud of.
My grandfather is born on start of WW2 😫😪😓 But he is alive😊
Ma korzenia w Polsce?
I propose that you try cabbage with potatoes :)
Respect from Poland die for germany
Back in the 60s and 70s when Iraq was safe and Iraqis mostly rich, Poland was one of the favorite travel destinations to spend holidays in, if not the most favorite, old generation Iraqis speak nothing but warm and kind words about Poles and their kindness and hospitality! Now look at the comments, just one Iraqi guy and the amount of hate is unbelievable! Makes you wonder if Polish people were only acting nice because we had money back then or communist Poland was just a nicer country with kinder people than this Poland! The irony is, this guy has escaped from the same people you nationalistic Christians hate so much, he mentioned al-qaeda, but you go ahead and put all "muslims" in the same basket, especially this guy, who married a heathen Polish girl and is assimilating to the society, he must be a "practicing" muslim for sure!
podniecasz się zbombardowaną więżą ciśnień ? serio ?
czas najwyższy udać się np na westerplatte. tam to chyba w gazie naobisz
gdzie w tedy byli Francuzi i Brytyjczycy w 1939
Please do not tell - the Nazis. Poles fought with the Germans, not the mythical Nazis from the moon. It germany murdered 3.5 million Polish Jews .... and not the Nazis from the moon. Hit the this to your head.
Are you polish?
+TheGoodOldSchoolGames I'm American
and you understand Polish?
It's interesting how nature will eventually cover the sins of humanity given enough time.
Yes, those were Germans, not just Nazis!
Dude, you seemed really puzzled about how violent the history of Warsaw is, and you mentioned you couldn't imagine how cruel one has to be to do such a horrible things, but you as an American should bear in mind the cruelty of your country. Two words are enough here: Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Hundreds of thousands innocent citizens, who didn't expect anything got burnt not even to ashes, not to mention another thousands of survivors who suffered from radiation sickness and other diseases. I'm gonna drop a quote here: "Ain't war hell?"
Yeah, american violence is just as disgusting..
Mogliście się wybrać do Oświęcimia to by dopiero dało ludziom do myślenia. :(
Z rąk Niemców a nie nazistów, nie wpisuj się w ten system wybielający Niemców.
If this moves you, look at Syria now.
I don't get the "Powstanie Warszawskie" idea. It was a suicide with no chance to win. That was only attempt to make Germans aggresive. Then Warsaw was destroyed. If there was no uprising, Warsaw would not be destroyed as much as it was.
Pisze się Amerykanu, a nie Amerykaninowi ale to szczegół tak tylko mówię. XD :)
+Gosia Walińska no chyba jednak nie...
Se sprawdź w necie. Mi to polonistka wciskała cały czas.
Krakow is better, in my opinion, I really like Krakow.
A pani Ewa Kopacz wmawia nam ze niemcy sa naszymi przyjciolmi KPINA
ruclips.net/video/twDouTqS4c8/видео.html
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Germans, not nazi.
"....odbić z rąk nazistów"noż kur.....a!!Ciężko było powiedzieć niemieckich nazistów?!
Moja babcia, która przeżyła wojnę mówiła "hitlerowców" :) I dlatego może ja nigdy nie miałam "focha" do Niemców jako takich :) Jasne, że w większości to byli Niemcy, ale w każdym kraju jest jakaś odmiana nacjonałów. Po co podkręcać te przygraniczne narodowe spory, gdy się jest w Unii - myślę, że gdzie dwu się bije tam trzeci korzysta :) Nazistowskie, hitlerowskie czy niemieckie (np obozy), wszystko to dla mnie jest słuszną nazwą, ale na szczęście historyczną.
German, not nazis