The Vibrant City of Krakow and it's DARK PAST 🇵🇱
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- Опубликовано: 15 апр 2023
- The Vibrant City of Krakow and it's DARK PAST 🇵🇱
Join me as we visit the trendy part of Krakow and delve into its dark history.
We meet some of the Jews that flock to Poland every year to visit some historical sites and enjoy local food that is simply amazing.
If you enjoy adventure videos from the former Soviet Union and Central & Eastern Europe, then grab your vodka, some zakusky and join me as we tour the Jewish quarters of Krakow in Poland.
Zapiekanki on Plac Nowy:
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Thanks Justin, I have visited Krakow many times and still get extremely emotional when viewing videos and documentaries Schindler's factory, Plac Nowy, Plaszow and the surrounding areas are an absolute must visit when in Krakow Keep them coming mate
OMG! What a coincidence running into Dave on the trolley like that! How cool 😄
Nice to see you back in Poland mate! Love Krakow, been there a lot recently
Thanks so much for watching and coming a long the journey with me… 👍👌
Another excellent video Justin...5 STARS...! Greg
Thank you mate, so glad you are enjoying the content !! 👍
Great to see Random Dave great channel and nice man, gutted when stopped posting
Agreed… thanks for watching my friend! 👍👌
Ahhhh Krakow, my home from home! Great to see Random Dave too, I really miss his vlogs.
Justin, you did it again my friend. I'm looking forward to the day I can share a beer with you!
Plac Nowy is a great market with superb Zapiekanki, there is no elegant way to scoffing one 😂😂 The last time I had one from there, by the time I had finished, it looked like I had been shot in the face, sauce EVERYWHERE! 😂😂😂
Hello Justin. Welcome to Poland :)
Hi my friend, Thank you so much for watching 👍👌
Such an amazing tour, thanks mate! And great to see Random Dave randomly!
Hello mate, Thank you so much for watching and commenting. 👍👌
Lovely Justin,keep them coming!
Hi my friend, so happy you liked the video!! 👍 Thank you so much for watching. 👍👌
That escalated quickly at the museum!
Great video as always. Thank you very much.
Thank you mate, so happy you are enjoying!! 👍
I recently rewatched your Poland videos. Thank you for making another video in this amazing country. I didn't realise those tombstone-like walls were still standing. Reading about the Poles in WW2 at the moment too, so this video really was a great surprise.
Thank you for a great video, been there in 1973, brings back memories.
Hi my friend, so glad you enjoyed it!! Krakow is a fascinating place!! 👍👌 Thank you so much for watching and commenting. 👍👍
13:16 The next day in the same place, the information: "We're hiring!". 😁
😆😆😆 Agreed… thanks for watching my friend! 👍👌
Amazing episode. Really informative, and well told.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Poland is so under rated! Great food and super kind people for the most part. Thanks as always for sharing.
Poland is hardly underrated as is 19 the most visited country in the world of almost 20 million visitors each year!
Love Krakow. Zapiekanka (from that exact food joint) is unreal. Just wanted to add that your vlogs have gave me confidence to go solo travelling, with Wroclaw booked for Sunday!
Hi my friend, that is amazing, so glad to hear that, i hope your trip is going well!!👍 Thank you so much for watching. 👍👌
You were great as always. I cannot wait more videos from you :) Bagel means obwarzanek, you can buy it from any stand scattered around Krakow :)
Glad you enjoyed the video! 👍 thanks for watching😃
Thanks for visitings my city:) It was a good trip:) zapiekanki are so cool in Cracow:)
You have a great city and they were amazing!!!
Justin , day by day You become more and more famous GOOD JOB
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, it really helps support the channel. 👍👌
the Zapiekanki looked scrumptious! I would probably have gone for the Rooster or the Gastro 😋
I wait for Dave to make new video :D
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There was no blood bath at Plac Boharetow Getta. Each of the 70 chairs represents 1000 Jews who were deported from the ghetto and their personal items just tossed into the square.
Quality vid again, thanks. Born in Gdansk i never visited Krakow. Got to book a flight from Hamburg 😀
Love Gdańsk been 6 times! Stunning place ❤
@@mancuniamancunia9212 Yeah, it changed so much. Was last year there and was walking around with open mouth all the time 😍
Good job bro 👍. Nice to see you again in Poland 💕. Greetings from central Poland
Hello mate, it was great to be back in Poland, it is an amazing place! 👍👌 Thank you so much for watching and commenting, it really helps support the channel. 👍👌
wow excellent epizode !
Another great video Justin. Krakow really has a fascinating story.
Agreed, Krakow is an amazing city!! Thank you so much for watching and commenting, i really appreciate it!! 👍😃
u randomly met Random Dave? how so random! lol
He justifies his name
😆😆😆 yes, it was extremely random...but it's always great to meet up with nice people !! Thank you so much for watching . 👍👌
Brilliant video!!!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, it really helps support the channel. 👍👌
This was a super interesting tour of Krakow!
Hi my friend, i am glad you liked the video...Krakow is an interesting place!! 👍 Thank you so much for watching and commenting. 👍👌
Let me tell you something. Your nose alone would send you away through the chimney back in the day. Great video I enjoyed it. Subbed
Big Tom is the best. I got to do 2 tours with him last year and they were fantastic.
Agreed, Big Tom is the best… thanks for watching my friend! 👍👌
Great video very interesting 👍 sad story indeed...we want to visit Poland soon.
I will be visiting for the ghetto of venezia for the second time in my life.
Interesting fact is the first one in Europe and where the origins of the word are ...it was the only place where jews were sage during persecution time like in spain.
Great video mate! Zapiekanka are the best!
Agreed… thanks for watching my friend! 👍👌
You right man it is a magnificent city 👍
Thanks for watching my friend! 👍👌
Very interesting Justin. Thank you. I’ll visit one day. Did you also know, that there was a ghetto in Riga, in almost where you went to a flea market and where you were buying some old riga balsam. There is a museum. Would be nice to see video from there. There are also couple of memorials in Riga, where Jewish people where killed. One of them in Rumbula. Nazis were bringing people by trains from Europe to Riga ghetto and then killing them, then bringing more and so on. There is also one distroyed sinagog, which was burned I think with people inside. Horrible, but it might be interesting for you to visit.
Justin thanks for recommended Georgia🤗 you are Georgians favourite English
i appreciate the kind words...👍😃 Thank you so much for watching . 👍👌
lovely work on the video can I ask what camera you used? as I am visiting Krakow next month and I am not sure if my phone will suffice. Thank you.
thnx,for ur video.arguing with stefan at entrance of remuh synagouge/cemetary.i come yearly in may to jewish kaszmirez.dzenkuie.
When you'll see Stefan next time, could you tell him that he is an asshole? I'm a Polish Christian and his attitude was horrible.
great video thanks justin i love to see the history of jewish pepole in krakow
It's really symbolic
That this video went up just as tomorrow is Holocaust Day in Israel
wow what a coincidence, that is amazing!! 👍 i really enjoyed making this video, history fascinates me👍👌 Thank you for watching and enjoy your time in Bulgaria!! 👍
@@J.E.E thank you mate hope to see you again in israel you welcome
dark history becouse of the german occupaion, just for correct nareation and I just warte mensched it
Thank you very much for your input!
First,yay.
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Hi from Krakow Georgian speaking 😂crossing zebra is challenging in Georgia , agreed 😂
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przywilej bycia poliglotą
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Justin, find out more about the wartime fate of Krakow and Poland. Jews died, yes. But above all, Poles died, also for helping Jews.
My beloved city
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Lads on tour living up to the stereotype 😁
@Tommy Karol But by being jerks and obnoxious it makes them, not so happy to see tourists. Simple courtesies go a long way on yours and others good times. Cheers
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Everything cost today... 🤷♂️😂
Agreed… thanks for watching my friend! 👍👌
I dont know about the guy selling tickets to the synagogue but I was there once and there was another guy. We had a brief chat. He was a polish jew, he said exacly the same thing about visitors from Israel. He had nothing against jewish obviously but he said israeli guests are pain in the ass.
Jew group tours, especially the schul ones from Zydrael, are prepared with anti Polish propaganda and are supervised by Sayanim who are trained in Hasbarah trolling. They are told to be on the look out for razizt Poles and to watch out for antisemitism. This is a big shekel spinner for the Jew tour guides and they hold on tight.
I hope one day a book by Stanislaw Grzesiuk ‘Five years in concentration camps’ will be translated to English.
The reality of concentration camps, the adjustment to camp life and finding ways (sometimes quite extraordinary) to survive, even some dark humour.
It is very special book, making you feel that you as a human can adjust to literally any environment.
That's right, their slogan was "Arbeit macht frei" Such a horrid lie.
Zapiekanki have become traditional Polish cuisine. Zapiekanki are Poland's gift to street food connoisseurs, that and Polish sausage
Agreed…i really enjoyed Zapiekanki!! Thanks for watching my friend! 👍👌
@@J.E.E I've watched many travel shows about Eastern Europe but yours stands out because you do a different take on Eastern Europe. Your channel is a no frills take on life in Eastern Europe, which is refreshing! Good work Justin!
You want to make money, you bring that to Australia and sell it for $10/pc and up, they are onto a winner, we need something new and fresh here
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Thank you so much for watching 👍👌
Is that Yiddish or Hebrew on that board at 12:30 of the video? 🧐
11:01 LOL. Whenever I was at Kazimierz I always wondered who these people were. And I came to the conclusion they are extras. People hired to do the historical atmosphere. And here it turns out they're real Jews. Anyway, they make a good atmosphere.
I can’t believe it 😮 No security guard stopping Justin filming in a market 😁
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A czemu miał by go zatrzymać?
Wonder what is the height of big Tom 🤔
For a English man you could say zapiekanka is a pizza bread 😅
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8:55 Brytyjczycy jak zwykle pokazali że są głośni i mało kulturalni
Zakazane historie - Y T
The tragedy is that people don"t know history (especially Americans unfortunately) and call camp in Oświęcim Polish Camp.
It is former Nazi Camp!!!!!!!!!!!!!
German Nazi Camp
That drunken receptionist should be sacked for drinking alcohol on the job and being a wanker saying things like you people from Israel 🇮🇱 at 13:05 of the video.
And I will tell you why there were Jewish ghettos in such big cities as Warsaw, Kraków or Łódź. On the example of the Warsaw Jewish ghetto. At the beginning of the war, when the Germans entered Poland, the situation of Polish Jews was better than that of Poles. The Germans did roundups for Poles, not Jews, they had armbands on their sleeves and when there was a roundup, Jews were released and Poles were shot or sent to Auschwitz Birkenau because not Auschwitz, but Birkenau was made for Jews. The attitude of Poles towards Jews during the war was neutral, although after the Soviets entered Polish territory, Jews welcomed the Soviets as liberators and called them Polish officials, Polish activists, which usually ended in death or being sent to Russian gulags. When the Germans entered Poland, the Jews turned to to the Germans for the establishment of Jewish autonomy in Poland, which the Germans agreed to, but they had to concentrate more in one place, everyone knows how it ended. There are diaries of a Jew who had conversations with the Germans and wrote a diary every day saying that the Germans agreed. In Warsaw, the Jewish ghetto hardly had its own Jewish authorities, its own police, and they handed over their compatriots to the Germans. 250 thousand 800 survived, and they were mainly Jewish police and officials, when they returned to Israel, then President Begin said that only the thugs survived the Warsaw Ghetto because he knew what they were doing to their compatriots. The Germans did the same thing with the Ukrainians who wanted to form Ukraine, formed a government and the Germans arrested and killed them. History is not what they tell you or what you see. In the USA, they once made a feature film with well-known actors about the struggle of Jewish partisans how they heroically fought against the Germans, only Poles saw it a little differently. They were bandits for Poles who robbed Poles of everything they had, leaving Poles with nothing, and if someone refused to rob, they killed him. Well, Jews present themselves as the only victims of the war because 4 million of them died. but 6 million Poles died, which puts Poles in 1st place as to war victims as to the pre-war population. I don't know if you know about it in Western Europe. The propadanda operated for 70 years and Poland could do nothing about it from the Iron Curtain. Let me mention that only in Poland there was a death penalty for helping Jews and not infrequently when a Jew was found in a block of flats, the inhabitants of the entire staircase went to the death camps because the neighbors must have known about it, but in Israeli schools they teach about you and students ask stupid questions why Polish society, however, agreed. Poles are among those honored with the Israeli decoration for saving Jews. Did anyone wonder who saved so many Jews during the war and now there is only a campaign against Poles because it's about money.
8-14 - Polski sernik - ruclips.net/video/DHWAfwb-dK0/видео.html
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The history is particular,i has been in Tarnów city in the east my mother is from there but my father from italy where a live,anyway a large jewish population was also present there,even Amon Goth from Płaszów camp(not far from Krakow)visited himself to organize deportations also,Nazis were more brutal with these jews of the east Europe beacuse they were differents from the west,the chasidic movement was born in Poland Bealarus Ukraine in these parts,and they dresses more like today and most of them were not so wealthy in comparison with others from the west,they were othodox,in Tarnow some people witness brutal executions of even small children on sidewalks without weapons,an important fact is also the first train to Auschwitz departed from Tarnów,initially Auschwitz was for detention of political prisoners ,after from Labour concentration camp also and for elimination of people
Ghetto is a suburb of Venice where Jew merchants lived.
In Poland Jews chose to segregate themselves from the Goy - The Nation Host Culture.
It was Jew choice as this gave the Rabbis total mind control of the syn a Gog schul and secret teachings of their Talmud
@@metanoian965 ,also from centuries all over europe they can't live where they wanted ,and all citizens avoided to go to jew streets,an example how non christians were considered is Josef Bem,he was a polish-hungarian hero, to avoid being captured by russians he went to ottoman empire ,later became Aleppo governor,he died and received a muslim funeral,for this reason when the rests returned to tarnów in 1929 he is from then in a mausoleum on water,because the christians authority refused to bury on christian land of Tarnów
@@adam7690 He was not Christian. He was not Catholic. A different religion so an insult to all the families who had their relatives and friends buried in a Church cemetary.
He was a Muz, worked for the Turks.
What's your problem ?
Who goes to Zyd graves ?
Not bad Mordo.
Krakow is better than Kazakhstan