The Legacy of Polish Power [Kult America]
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- In this episode of Kult America, in Partnership with PGNiG, American journalist Ryan Socash explores the history of the oil industry in Poland and exposes many unknown facts in present day as to the legacy of Polish power production and consumption. With unprecedented access to the historic oil field's in Bóbrka, to exploratory drilling sites and the functioning well's and natural gas collection centers of Southern Poland, Socash came to realise that a seemingly simple yet life-sustaining commodity have been built by masses of Polish experts devoted to their craft.
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Thank you for reminding people in Poland and abroad of Polish contribution to world energy supply.
Love your videos.
The goverment of Poland needs to make this guy the PR person for the country . Outstanding work.
It isn't easy to be granted access to such restricted areas. Must have been a bit of a challenge. I appreciate the effort and the story.
Jak zwykle świetna robota, Ryan! Informując o faktach z naszej historii, promujesz Polskę lokalnie i globalnie. Wielki szacunek dla Ciebie.
Great video. Makes me proud of my Polish ancestry. 🇵🇱
Great job!!! Thanks
Super robota. Pozdrawiam
Swietna robota PozdRo
Well made and instructive video. Thanks!
Świetny materiał
Thanks!
110% Thanks for sharing.
Learnt a lot, thanks
Just found out your channel, watched few video's, sended to my friends. Keep up good work mate
Keep it up dude 💪🏼 seeing your channel grow from 15k to this is awesome! Loving the fact you’re expanding beyond Polish tradition!
You forgotten about inventor of oil platform - Witold Zglenicki also Pole.
Awesome! keep up the good job!
Niesamowicie wykonane zdjęcia, ogólnie cały materiał jest świetny. Niczym nie odstaje od materiałów takiego np. Discovery Channel.
I literally typed in the browser „Polish power” and you appeared. Man, what a coincidence!
I'm flattered!
We didn't discovered nafta / oil.
Nafta / oil was known in Middle East since chalcolitic age, and was widely in use since bronze age.
Mr. Łukasiewicz discovered a way to refine a rocks' oil into a benzine / gas and other types of fuel, while he was working on new ways of producing wódka.
I am adding this video, to the Poland Hitory House I've set up in Second Life. It is great for showing people how things is being produced.
Good job. Superb.
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@3:52, in the bacground...wow!!! Who is that HOT BRUNETTE? :)
I am man from Poland. I have gas
Shhh, Shhh, cause Greenpeace is going to show-up :)
Well, some say that if you pay them enough then they will leave you alone. Just another business.
The story is wrong. Lukasiewicz is not 1 & only father of oil industry. My grand, grand, grand.. father is. Tytus Trzecieski, agricaltular engineer & mining engineer( university of Berlin), owner of thousand's of acres of farm land. One day his sheep hoarder came to him & said that on the land where sheep graze there is black, smelly liquid coming from the ground & he did put some on sores sheep had & sheep got healed. Trzecieski took a sample of it & went to University of Lwow to have it analyzed. At University they had no idea what the stuff is but he was told that there is pharmacist which experiments with distillation process, Lukasiewicz. Land on which stuff was discovered belonged to Karol Klobassa so gentlemen's agreement was formed, first oil company( 1856), but Trzecieski financed whole thing. Lukasiewicz was dirt poor. Lukasiewicz did not invent first naphtha lamp. Local sheet metal guy did. Trzecieski build his own lab & experimented with distillation of crude oil & exchanged his results with Lukasiewicz. On world exhibition in Paris in 1867 they presented array of products made from crude oil. Later Trzecieski lost interest in oil, sold his part to Klobassa. Why official story is different than mine?Trzecieski was from aristocratic, catholic family, his predecessor received nobility from polish king Boleslaw Chrobry(967-1205) for saving kings life during the battle by killing the attackers with his horse stirrup. So the stirrup became his family crest.During communist times in Poland anything close to aristocracy or Catholics was not politically correct, history was rewritten & poor Lukasiewicz was made the 1 & only father of oil industry. He was in part however like also the sheep guy who first found the stuff but it would be to complicated for American film makers which want to go right to the point in the single sentence. Double whopper with a cheese & everything on it, no onions, please.
That's intresting story
Jak mało wiemy o swojej historii.
Amber to wałek służb i polityków, jak zwykle siedzi słup.
@tom 132 Nawet nie sprawdziłeś kto to był Tytus Trzecieski i się wymądrzasz.
Kurde, robisz dobre reklamy. Zastanawiam się jak dużo masz odbiorców z zagranicy.
Poland was right to not bow to the EU. I can see them and Hungary rising to a new kind of superpower… Especially since they are allied with America.
America is a dying power. But I agree that Poland is rising and has a bright bright future. Ja bardzo lubie Polska, z anglia! (sorry for my woeful Polish, I'm only just started learning)
Wtf??
@@chilldude30 Powodzenia z nauka Polskiego! To nie jest umiejętność którą każdy podejmuje. Good luck!
Its not that easy
Deflandre
Wtf?? What?
Poor choice of words, "natural gas" and "sustain"...