The interwar period of Gdansk
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- The history of Gdansk in the lens. The above film shows one of the many periods of ruling the heirs of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation in always Polish Gdansk.
The city of Gdańsk is the oldest city in Poland. Gdańsk was founded by King Kodan around 1750 BC. and it was called Kodan (Kodanum). King Kodan was the king of the Great Scythia or Lechia Empire.
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Both my Polish grandmother and German grandfather were from Gdansk, Danzig then, emigrated to America, and met in Detroit, Michigan, USA, and were married there and had their family. I think they came to America before The First World War. Do you have anything about Gdansk from that time?
Not sure if there are video documents like this one but books in Polish or English for sure. Many documents, at that time were moved to US and now they are in libraries across the States. France (Turks too) was taking care of Polish territory when it wasn't on the map because of closest neighbors and French was diplomacy language in Europe at that time.
Uwielbiam Gdańsk i z przyjemnością oglądam wszystkie takie kroniki .. wielki 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What? King Kodan from around 1750 BC was a Polish king? and at this time a CITY of Gdańsk already existed?! I'm not sure if this theory is very likely...
Jak to jest z prawami autorskimi? Wyglada na to, ze rzecywiscie bezprawnie wykorzystano i bezczelnie poprzerabiano cudzy film.
Prawa autorskie już dawno wygasły.
@@13121946andrzej Skąd ta pewność?. Prawa autorskie wygasają po 70 latach od śmierci najdłużej żyjącego twórcy dzieła.
Spytaj w ZAIKSIE matole
Dla mnie fajne;)
Wyobrażcie sobie że za chwilę będzie to wszystko z bombardowane,do samych piwnic.
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To miasto niemieckie,pod czasowym zarządem polskim.
To niemiecki film dokumentalny 🤔
Danzig was a German city.
*"Total population by language, November 1, 1923, according to the Free City of Danzig census"*
GERMAN: 348,493 (95.03%)
POLISH/KASHUB/MASURIAN: 12,027 (3.28%)
(Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_City_of_Danzig#Population )
@@jeanvaljean7266 What does it matter? Today, Poles constitute almost 100%.
@@janhusar9105 You have asked why this old documentary is in German. That's why I commented that Danzig used to be a German city.
Gdansk today is fully Polish I'm aware of that.
It's partially rebuilt in a nice manner but as German Patriot I'll never go there.
regards
@@jeanvaljean7266Every year, Gdańsk is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world. As a Polish patriot I will say that nobody will cry for you. Gdańsk owes its glory to both Poles and Germans. This city was a Polish city for centuries. An intelligent man understands that the history of Gdańsk is not only the 20s or 30s. Gdańsk is hundreds of years in the Kingdom of Polish .. In this beautiful city, both cultures clash ... Polish and German. Who says that Gdańsk is a German city is an idiot.
@@janhusar9105 _"This city was a Polish city for centuries."_
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and even during the times when Danzig officially belonged to Poland it was ethno-cultural predominentely a German city.
The Polish kings were smart enough to grant the city of Danzig self-governing rights and both, Danzig and Poland, took economical profit out of this constellation.
On Wikipedia there´s a “List of mayors of Danzig” from 1342 up until 1945 and as you can see all the names are German:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mayors_of_Danzig
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burmistrzowie_i_prezydenci_Gda%C5%84ska
Czy GMO było już w tych latach w Gdańsku patrząc na człekokształtność ludzi ?
Nie wtedy było dużo Niemców w Gdańsku a to potomkowie plemia żmijowego..
Nice city, I would like to know what he said in the video.. with english subtitles :(
I have done some subtitles for you. Let me know if you understand this first 4 min sample.
@@apeirohedra Yes, I understand! Thank you very very much that you made time to subtitrate a part of this beautiful video :)
Also from 6:47 this is a footage of Bazylika Mariacka Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny w Gdańsku?
That's true)
tak tak Wielka Lechia :-)
Spójrz pół mózgu sobie na wiek jeszcze 16.17 jaka polska była wielka na mapie. 1000 lat temu była jeszcze większa bo tereny wszystkich Słowian były Zjednoczone. Szkopie jeden
Always it will be Danzig
Ein schöner alter deutscher Film über die alte deutsche Hansestadt Danzig. Warum wurde er nicht im Original belassen?
Unvergessene Heimat
Thank you for opinion:) Would you like to contribute in translating this video? English -> German
@@apeirohedraVielen Dank für die freundliche Geste. Ich suche eigentlich diesen Film im Original in deutscher Sprache. Leider ist er immer gekürzt und sehenswerte Ausschnitte fehlen.
Vielleicht haben Sie eine Idee?
Herzliche Grüße
P.S. Meine Vorfahren lebten sehr lange in Danzig
Orginal films are without lectors.
They keep everything in Warsaw but i'm not sure if they have orginal video without narrator, so maybe try there:
www.fn.org.pl/en/page/217/accessing-collections.html
Good luck
Weil es keine Kopfwash-Propaganda ist fur deutsche Nazis oder Fashisten. Sondern Zeugnis von Teil der Geshichte von polnishe Hansestadt-Gdańsk.
@@vitaveritas7654 Also "polnische Hansestadt" ist bereits ein Widerspruch.
Guten Morgen, ich habe das Original gefunden: th-cam.com/video/_lZswGqljRY/w-d-xo.html
Guten tag:) 100% orginal. Thank you for sharing.
Psychicznie chory stary naziol
@@apeirohedra Dzien dobry, posiada Pan licencje na wykorzystanie tego materialu ? / Guten Tag, besitzen Sie die Lizenzrechte für diesen Filmmaterial?
@Danzig ... das Video ist mir zu viel Aggitation. Und wenn ich das auch noch "deutschen Kulturboden" lese bin ich schnell an "Blut und Boden" erinnert. Nee, das braucht heute niemand mehr.
I am sick og listening to all this shitty history. The truth is that:
Until 1945 Danzig/Gdansk was a city with a large German majority that was wrongfully expelled, you cannot justify that with history - as well as Gdansk is a polish City today with a big polish majority that was born and raised in the city and have the right to belong to whatever country they like.
AND it does not give any since to argue wether Gdansk was "originally" German or Polish many centuries back. It was none and both. At the time the city was founded, europe was very densely populated - especially in those eastern parts and areas very small by today standards could be populated with different tribes/groups that had VERY complicated ethnic composition - The categorisation of "slavic" and "Germanic" tribes was something the romans invented about some distent groups outside the roman empire. Much of the Gdansk we see today traces back to the citys history as an important harbour on a chain of citys that trade with one another - And these merchant mostly spoke German! Note that germany didn't really exist until 1871, so it wasn't a part of Germany for that reason.
AND just because a city first belonged to a state where the term "Polish" is, doesn't mean that the inhabitants were poles just as it dosn't mean they where Lithuanians because of the "polish-lithauranian commenwealth" or "kingdom of Poland"
And it wasn't German because of it belonging to Germany after 1871. It was a German/polish/kashubian/Yiddish/Hebrew populated city that until 1945 mostly had a German majority, but belonged to many different states thought history. All this abuse of history to justify modern politics is out of place!!!
Gdansk today is a Polish city, but with a very interesting multiethnic history, where German speaking people has a huge place! - Where is that a problem? It should make stronger bonds between Poland and Germany that the countrys has so much good culture and history in common!! Of cause one should not forget ww2, but remembering it by being hostile to one another can't be the right lesson to learn, right?
Kristopher, very well written!
I'm tired of reading the same phrases over and over again ...that something has always been Polish ... combined with mentioning of some ancient Slavic dude (for whom centuries later it was decided he can't be anything but a Pole) and at his time cities didn't really exist, rather some fort or a fishermen village.
If everything was always so clearly Polish and all the people were just Germanized Poles, why did they all had to leave the area after end of the war and were not allowed to stay?
Why not sharing history and traditions? Why not accept gray as well and not just black and white? Why not using that what connects to build new bridges?
And even the people who live there today have a need to identify with their city. Places of identification are often the oldest parts of the city. In order to identify you need to know the history of these places and not some made-up story.
couldnt have said it better !
Klaipeda=Memel
Kaliningrad=Königsberg
Gdansk=Danzig
Poznan=Posen
Wroclaw=Breslau
It still belongs to Germany.
Greetings from Holland
yeah...we know how you love Germany....you proved it perfectly during II World War...
To, że Niemcy osiedlali się w tych miastach nie oznaczało, że to są miasta niemieckie. Bo te miasta w większości leżały na ziemiach polskich . Gdańsk do czasu zbrodniczych rozbiorów należał do Polski. Błędem ogromnym było uczynienie Gdańska Wolnym Miastem .Wtedy Niemcy zaczęli do Gdańska sprowadzać ludność niemiecką i szykanować ludność polską .W wolnym mieście Gdańsk zaczęły działać faszystowska partia NSDAP i hitlerjugend. Zaraz po wybuchu wojny w miejscowości Stuthoh Niemcy urządzili obóz, w którym straciło życie wielu Polaków zamieszkujących w Gdańsku i okolicach.
yeah, Poznań, the place where Polish statehood originated is obviously German, right Dutchie?
@@nopeoppeln
Right
@@pvught390 it wouldn’t be funny if I said the Dutch are just swamp Germans, would it?
this is almost the same level of chauvinism btw
Danzig ist Deutschland !!!!!
Ale bełkot. Niby Kronika Filmowa. Ale sczyl gada totalne bzdury.
Smutne, że obecnie tym miastem zawiaduje ukra Dulkewycz.
Pis zabił Prezydenta Adamowicza
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Was ist Deutschland?
Ich spreche kein Deutsch. I can discuss in English. It is too risky to use Google translator.
@@apeirohedra Danzig, daß fast 900 Jahre mehrheitlich und durchgehend die Deutsche Sprache ihr eigen nannte, kann man nicht ausklammern. Wenn wir über Danzig sprechen wollen, geht das nur über die deutsche Sprache. Sie ist einfach zu umfassend.
Es steht ihnen offen, den Übersetzer (Translator) zu nutzen. Deutsche Texte sind inhaltlich sehr reichhaltig und umfassend und manchmal etwas schwer zu verstehen.
Etwas Zeitgeschichte:
th-cam.com/video/vcx3JVS60Co/w-d-xo.html