Fun fact. The Ottoman Empire was the only major country in the world which did not recognize the Partitions of Poland. [Wikipedia]. Thank you Turkey!!!
And what? How can you explain that honorous relationship? Perhaps cos two great nations became a friends without predudjes? yes. God bless Poland and God bless Turkey. Two nations which knows what means " word of honour" Amen.
Jacek Wandzel, Thank you very much your nice comment...As you know, The God has created humankind in different race ethc. so every humankind has right to live in peacefully on the earth. God bless Poland and God bless Turkey...Amen.....
Respect to Adam M. and the other heroes like him. Respect to Polish glorious history. Stop being ultra-nationalist and keep the good relationship between Polish and Turkish. I greet you my Polish friends. Stay strong! From Turkey.
Yes but they the Turks did not have such a danger like the for example Polish in thath times ,also with all the respect Poland was than under German nazi ocpation saw it was much difficult for or example a Polishto rescue the Jews than for turkish and turish kurdish diplomats to do so for Polish or Central Eastern European Jews.
They even made movies about those who saved two or three people. Novels were written. But no one knows that the Turkish ambassadors saved the Jews from the Nazis. They even saved the Jews from the Spanish Inquisition in 1492.
@@unseliorki1395 Not to mention the fact that we already had so many Istanbulite Jews, and those of Jewish descent that converted to Islam. The Ottomans took a huge risk of disrupting the demographic structure by allowing more Jews in the state, but at the end of the day, Jews did nothing but contribute to the country.
Really nice place to visit while being in Turkey, I went there last year and do not regret it. As a Pole, I felt really amazed when I saw a little Poland near to Istanbul, true clash of cultures but in a good way :)
Many poles fought for the Ottoman Empire. For example Józef Bem (Murad Pasza), Konstanty Borzęcki (Mustafa Dżelaleddin Pasza), Ludwik Bystrzonowski (Arslan Pasza), Feliks Breański (Szahin Pasza), Władysław Kościelski (Sefer Pasza), Antoni Aleksander Iliński (Iskender Pasza) or Seweryn Bieliński (Nihad Pasza). Kemal Atatürk (founder of the Republic of Turkey) said about Konstanty Borzęcki ''Build him a statue made of gold'
Nations =/= genetic groups. A nation is a group of people brought up in the same culture and who believe that they are part of the same group. If he believed he was a Turk, he was a Turk, doesn't matter where his ancestors came from.
America has also a college in Turkey, called Robert College builded in 1863 as the oldest American school outside the U.S.A and it is located in Arnavutköy, Istanbul.
I'm glad that our anchestors didnt destroy culture where they conquer, they didnt slaughter ppl because of their believes or anything. I've seen some many hate , so many childish things written on internet. I dont think they studied history based on truth. There were 2 community that didnt destroy the cultures where they conquer and one of them is Ottomans.
Interesting point is that there is a n idiom in Turkish Diplomacy "Has Polish Ambassador arrived?". This was created to annoy Russian Diplomats at first but later during WW2 also used against Franz von Papen after his request of Polish premises in Turkey.
@HT I believe you're somewhere outside in Turkey doing that, just because I can easily distinguish Turkish accent as well as the person who took place in this video and most of native Turkish people have a strong accent in English mostly by letters R and TH. I know Polish accent as well which this guy in video doesn't have, he did even say he was raised in Turkey and his ancestors were Polish. So it's not anything surprising he has a Turkish accent.
Can you imagine how bad the books are which are been told and teached to you? Its all reverted history. I have so many articles for you to read. reply to me. and i will share some history written by english writers
Hi there! I have been to Polonezkoy two years ago to gather some information about the cementary. I have written my master thesis about this place. It is amazing, too bad there is no public transport from Istanbul to Polonezkoy.
I have seen the name Maria Kępka on one of the cross on the cemetery. My last name is Kępka and I immigrated to Canada from Poland in 1986. I am 78 now.
Jestem trochę w szoku że Kaszubi nawet tam byli, w 5:59 to są Kaszubskie wzory, hafty, a wyżej Kaszubskie nuty, nie jest to napisane po Polsku ale po Kaszubsku, polecam zapoznać się z historią Kaszub (Północne tereny Polski, Pomorze i część Kujawsko-Pomorskiego) Kaszubski oficjalnie jest językiem. Sam jestem Kaszubem dlatego wiem. Pozdrawiam!
I have been to Poland many times and visited almost all parts of the country.. Once i was visiting a kaszubi village and there i saw they had a special place for the honor of the Turkish and Polish friendship. Whenever i go to Poland, my polish friends show me a special hospitality as they never forget that the Ottomans rejected the partition of Poland..
@@venusianfeline aradaki fark 11 yıldır 5 milyondan fazla külteciye 40 milyar dolardan fazla para döktük.üstelik fakir bir ülke olmamıza rağmen.şuanda külteci istemememizin nedenide budur.o yüzden mülteci kiyaslamanız yanlış
@@krmhan2017 hayır işte onlarda da bizdeki gibi surilere afganlara karşı bir nefret var ama ekstradan yabancı da istemiyorlar bizim ülkede de öyle tipler çok var siyahi ve ukraynalı mülteciler sorunlu olmasa bile onları da istemeyen çok kişi var
@@venusianfeline bak arkadaşım türkiye dünyada en fazla mülteciye ev sahipliği yapan nir müpteci çöplüğüdür.dünyada milli gelirine oranla mültecilere en fazla para akıtanda yine türkiyedir.tryi böyle ülkelerle kıyaslaman saçma ve doğru değil
You seem to have forgotten America very thoroughly. In 1960, yes, Chicago had a huge Polish population. But now, the Poles have all fled the city. And not just Poles, but the Ukrainians, Germans, Italians, Irish, Lithuanians, Bohemians and Swedes have also departed. Chicago today is mostly Mexican and black.
It's great! Thank you for making the video. I myself had a very similar experience at Polonezkoy about 10 years ago. It looked than that that would have been the last generation to remember they were, once, Polish. Your report is much more optimistic and positive. Well done! I need to go there again.
I like your videos and your locution. I'm happy to know you in this platform. Please continue to your projects constant, U re good in this job. Love you Ryan.
Queen Of ANATOLIA u must proud to be yeah. But didnt forget we always help to strangers and let them live in peace in our territory. them protect to their culture bcz we let them :)
Poles have certain respect for Turkey, because despite many wars in the past, Turkey showed more respect to occupied 19th century Poland than supposed Polish allies. ( Hungary are exception as usual)
I know the Ottomans also took a lot of polish and Hungarians refugees and even though Russia asked the turks to give them back they didnt even though Russia threatened with war its nice to see poles showing respect
Thanks, i find your channel very heartwarming :) How about an episode about general Joseph Bem, who escaped to Turkey after hungarian revolution and was commendant of Aleppo fortress?
+Kult America Ryan it is awesome video! İ see you in oha diyorum channel. Thank you for explaning TURKEY for another cultures. Have fun in turkey! 'İm from Turkey'
Thank You so much sir, because you're doing a great work. A videos are so interesting with full of information, who show polish culture with non-slick style. Btw. What is the name of this polish song in Your film?
I honestly wasn't aware of this village. Very nice material, nicely edited as well. Thank you for sharing! Sadly, I noticed some unnecessarily vile and aggressive comments but I suppose it comes with the territory.
there are lot of polish nobles serve ottoman empire against russia. I read a book about russian turkish war in 1877-78. a polish prince name czetwertinsky serve as a cavalry officer for turkey in famous siege of pleven.
hi, do you prefer English or Polish? If you want to know more about the past of Adampol, please read the books about a Polish teenager who went to his family in Adampol. Książki napisał Eugeniusz Paukszta - Korony księcia Dardanów, W cieniu hetyckiego sfinksa. The action was placed in 1966 or a little bot lated, but before 1972, Turkey and Adampol are certainly different to what you has found now. Julita
I am exploring a very European place, I feel and know I am standing in Europe, when suddenly, I hear the calls for a moslem prayer. At that moment, I know that I am standing in G E R M A N Y.
You see that poles escaped to the protection of muslims, just deal with it! and suddenly you are in a very clean nice place in europe and enter a church than you see the the idiots ( poles ) are trying to invade a church and then you know that you are in NORWAY!
Does anyone know the history of the statue at 3:17? That's a folk costume from Podhale, my ancestral region. Was there a significant Goral presence in Adampol?
No there in thath village are from such a regons like Eastern Poland under russian sphere or western Central Poland former borderland between Russia and Prussia
Turkey has always been an immigrant country throughout her history, Poles are welcome as any other group Unlike other immigrants Poles were rewarded with land because their uprising against Russians (go Poles :P) which is an uncommon practice, officials usually prefer to distribute immigrants into existing societies so that immigrants can mix with them within a generations or so
Do you have some polish relatives? I can hear that your polish is actually quite nice, the accent and the special letters you say. About the village, I have been there few times, it is really great place with a polish spirit :) but polish food you can eat only if you annouce your coming before, same if you want to visit a museum or church
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Fun fact. The Ottoman Empire was the only major country in the world which did not recognize the Partitions of Poland. [Wikipedia]. Thank you Turkey!!!
Justice, my friend, always on the side of justice
I didn't know that, its really nice to hear
You are welcome
bo ich nikt nie zapytał xD, amerykanie tez nie uznali jak myslisz czemu?
Turkey and Poland are brothers. Turks defended the Polish state at every opportunity. respects
I from Poland ❤ i love Poland and I love this beautyful polish place in Turkey ❤
As a Turk, i didnt met any single man who talk bad about Poland. Love from Turkey for Polish people
I did unfortunately
@@lotuscabrio2937 let me guess, its related to 1683
@@jurtra9090 has nothing related to it. But generally speaking the country it is.
everywhere are bad people because they are only people ... Poland loves Turkey ! AND beautiful flag at the beginning of the film
Respect Turkey!
And what? How can you explain that honorous relationship? Perhaps cos two great nations became a friends without predudjes? yes. God bless Poland and God bless Turkey. Two nations which knows what means " word of honour" Amen.
Jacek Wandzel Your right our history is same, 2 Great Empires and 1683 You could win Ottomans. grats
Jacek Wandzel, Thank you very much your nice comment...As you know, The God has created humankind in different race ethc. so every humankind has right to live in peacefully on the earth. God bless Poland and God bless Turkey...Amen.....
Chinkuje bardzo brechie we are all one
👍 thank you
Amen brother
Respect to Adam M. and the other heroes like him. Respect to Polish glorious history. Stop being ultra-nationalist and keep the good relationship between Polish and Turkish. I greet you my Polish friends. Stay strong! From Turkey.
Turks rescued many jewish Polish from Nazi's hand.
@@d_bennji benjamin coś ty za imbecyl
Yes but they the Turks did not have such a danger like the for example Polish in thath times ,also with all the respect Poland was than under German nazi ocpation saw it was much difficult for or example a Polishto rescue the Jews than for turkish and turish kurdish diplomats to do so for Polish or Central Eastern European Jews.
They even made movies about those who saved two or three people. Novels were written. But no one knows that the Turkish ambassadors saved the Jews from the Nazis. They even saved the Jews from the Spanish Inquisition in 1492.
@@unseliorki1395 Not to mention the fact that we already had so many Istanbulite Jews, and those of Jewish descent that converted to Islam. The Ottomans took a huge risk of disrupting the demographic structure by allowing more Jews in the state, but at the end of the day, Jews did nothing but contribute to the country.
Also saved the Sephardic Jews from Spain and Portugal from the Reconquista with boats and inhabited them in the modern day Greece and Türkiye.
Really nice place to visit while being in Turkey, I went there last year and do not regret it. As a Pole, I felt really amazed when I saw a little Poland near to Istanbul, true clash of cultures but in a good way :)
AAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!???
Many poles fought for the Ottoman Empire. For example Józef Bem (Murad Pasza), Konstanty Borzęcki (Mustafa Dżelaleddin Pasza), Ludwik Bystrzonowski (Arslan Pasza), Feliks Breański (Szahin Pasza), Władysław Kościelski (Sefer Pasza), Antoni Aleksander Iliński (Iskender Pasza) or Seweryn Bieliński (Nihad Pasza).
Kemal Atatürk (founder of the Republic of Turkey) said about Konstanty Borzęcki ''Build him a statue made of gold'
Noval cool i didnt knew that but werent atatürk from albania?
Mr Seboos, He didn't say Atatürk wasn't a Turk, he said that Atatürk SAID that about Konstanty Borzęcki.
Atatürk is the Father of all Turks
Nations =/= genetic groups. A nation is a group of people brought up in the same culture and who believe that they are part of the same group. If he believed he was a Turk, he was a Turk, doesn't matter where his ancestors came from.
Atatürk is Türk. It has been proven from the Ottoman state archives that the Turks are nomadic Turks from Anatolia who are stationed in the Balkans.
America has also a college in Turkey, called Robert College builded in 1863 as the oldest American school outside the U.S.A and it is located in Arnavutköy, Istanbul.
Noluyo ya Soviyet Özbekistan :D
@@ers4690 what ??
Arnavutköy ironically means Albanian village. Just like how Polonezköy means Polish village.
Holy crap! I went to Istanbul earlier this year, in May, did not know about this! Will have to go again!
you must be
you are always welcome!
6:00 Its not Polish :) its Kaszubski language dialect. Its spoken in the Kaszuby area and thats a song for kids to learn some words in this dialect :)
Tru
"Co kaszubskie to polskie".
"Everything kaszubian is polish".
"Co kaszubskie to polskie".
"Everything kaszubian is polish".
"Co kaszubskie to polskie".
"Everything kaszubian is polish".
I mean, as a Pole I can understand kaszubian perfectly, for all intents and purposes, it's the same..
Love Poland Greetings from switzerland
@STRONG TURKEY TR ❤❤❤
I love Poland 🇵🇱 you loves Turkey 🇹🇷?
+MUSTAFA EREN AKBULUT yes, and I'll be there in two weeks from now :)
Kult America I am glad to hear that :) 🇹🇷🇵🇱🇺🇸
Of course 🇵🇱 🇹🇷 Turkey is beautiful and very nice country. I was in Turkey just for a week, but it stay in my heart for ever
MUSTAFA EREN AKBULUT yass ❤️
Yeah.
I'm glad that our anchestors didnt destroy culture where they conquer, they didnt slaughter ppl because of their believes or anything. I've seen some many hate , so many childish things written on internet. I dont think they studied history based on truth. There were 2 community that didnt destroy the cultures where they conquer and one of them is Ottomans.
Hi from Turkey. You have a Good channel. 👍
ı'm turkish
+Ponçik Panda bende türküm kendini kasma :D
şu yanlış cevap veriyonuz ya ölüyom :)))
İngilizce dersini dinlemem
Ponçik Panda :) bende dinlemiyom ama iyi 😂😂
Ayrıca ingilizlere neden türkçe öğretmiyolar
Turkey is a friendly country who has helped & welcomed all people for centuries. 🌹🇹🇷🌸
WOW!!! Polish people are simply all over the world. Thank you for such an interesting document& being such an supporter of Polish history. Dziekuje.
Interesting point is that there is a n idiom in Turkish Diplomacy "Has Polish Ambassador arrived?". This was created to annoy Russian Diplomats at first but later during WW2 also used against Franz von Papen after his request of Polish premises in Turkey.
Ali Abakan türk
Lol... funny.
@@robertmarks317 Triggering russians is good and funny :) Poland and turkey good at that :d
Nothing has changed really, even today, if Turkey can annoy Russia somehow they will do it.
Welcome to the Turkey Our county is beatiful
I love Polish People and Poland. Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷🇵🇱
Wow! That's unbelievieble, in the restaurant there were symbols of Kaszëbe. I am from Kaszëbe, so that's cool. 😍
i was there today.its a nice place
6:00 - that is definetely not straight polish language. That is kaszebe - language of it's own that grew from polish.
The polish guy in shirt speaks English with Turkish accent! :)
@HT I don't know if you've heard someone speaking English with Turkish accent but he speaks with Turkish accent.
@HT I believe you're somewhere outside in Turkey doing that, just because I can easily distinguish Turkish accent as well as the person who took place in this video and most of native Turkish people have a strong accent in English mostly by letters R and TH.
I know Polish accent as well which this guy in video doesn't have, he did even say he was raised in Turkey and his ancestors were Polish. So it's not anything surprising he has a Turkish accent.
I'm a turkish and I think he speaks in turkish accent. But not too strong. He sounds like he's trying to speak without accent but he can't help it
Very interesting video, thank you. I never knew about this.
That is VERY cool. I'm a georgraphile, and a Polish-American and didn't know that town existed. Bucket list.
Can you imagine how bad the books are which are been told and teached to you? Its all reverted history. I have so many articles for you to read. reply to me. and i will share some history written by english writers
Turkish polish here from Holland, yet i do knew about this history
Hi there! I have been to Polonezkoy two years ago to gather some information about the cementary. I have written my master thesis about this place. It is amazing, too bad there is no public transport from Istanbul to Polonezkoy.
I have been using public transport from Istanbul to Polonezkoy for the last 3 years
I have seen the name Maria Kępka on one of the cross on the cemetery.
My last name is Kępka and I immigrated to Canada from Poland in 1986. I am 78 now.
Very interesting know about this place, I have never heard about it before🙂 Thank you for this interesting video!
im a turkish guy my girlfriend is polish this is very interesting for us
Neden knk??
Jan Dohoda abimize helal olsun yalnız. Yaşadığı toprakları benimsemiş keşke herkes böyle olabilse ırkın ne önemi kalır
loved it. I didn't know, thank you very much for sharing. love to hear more from you.
i am turkish polonezköy is nice village
2:46 As a Muslim (and as a Türk), I am offended by the mosque's call for prayer being so loud at a place like Adampol/Polonezköy.
very interesting vid, thank you, Ryan!
5:58 that actually is kashubian language, a speech of ethnical minority in northern Poland.
Jestem trochę w szoku że Kaszubi nawet tam byli, w 5:59 to są Kaszubskie wzory, hafty, a wyżej Kaszubskie nuty, nie jest to napisane po Polsku ale po Kaszubsku, polecam zapoznać się z historią Kaszub (Północne tereny Polski, Pomorze i część Kujawsko-Pomorskiego) Kaszubski oficjalnie jest językiem. Sam jestem Kaszubem dlatego wiem. Pozdrawiam!
Byłem tam. Cmentarz zrobił na mnie duże wrażenie. Są jeszcze mieszkańcy mówiący po polsku, m.in. sołtys, który wg tradycji ma zawsze polskie korzenie.
We love Turkey makes us happy . We want to see you constantly in Turkey
+Emira Melek Yörük I will be back soon!
I have been to Poland many times and visited almost all parts of the country.. Once i was visiting a kaszubi village and there i saw they had a special place for the honor of the Turkish and Polish friendship. Whenever i go to Poland, my polish friends show me a special hospitality as they never forget that the Ottomans rejected the partition of Poland..
Hayret ben onları aşırı ırkçı biliyodum
@@krmhan2017 bazıları öyle galiba biz nasıl mültecileri istemiyorsak onlar mülteci istemiyor
@@venusianfeline aradaki fark 11 yıldır 5 milyondan fazla külteciye 40 milyar dolardan fazla para döktük.üstelik fakir bir ülke olmamıza rağmen.şuanda külteci istemememizin nedenide budur.o yüzden mülteci kiyaslamanız yanlış
@@krmhan2017 hayır işte onlarda da bizdeki gibi surilere afganlara karşı bir nefret var ama ekstradan yabancı da istemiyorlar bizim ülkede de öyle tipler çok var siyahi ve ukraynalı mülteciler sorunlu olmasa bile onları da istemeyen çok kişi var
@@venusianfeline bak arkadaşım türkiye dünyada en fazla mülteciye ev sahipliği yapan nir müpteci çöplüğüdür.dünyada milli gelirine oranla mültecilere en fazla para akıtanda yine türkiyedir.tryi böyle ülkelerle kıyaslaman saçma ve doğru değil
You seem to have forgotten America very thoroughly. In 1960, yes, Chicago had a huge Polish population. But now, the Poles have all fled the city. And not just Poles, but the Ukrainians, Germans, Italians, Irish, Lithuanians, Bohemians and Swedes have also departed. Chicago today is mostly Mexican and black.
good for them I suppose. blacks and Mexicans and Europeans are free to live in whichever city they wanr
Arthur Newlly Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Royland Maines No they aren't Europe for Europeans!
You have tons of Turkish Fans.
Who?
Hz Ademden gelenler ?
Yusuf840 milletçe alkisliyoruz
Afrika'dan kardeş. İsim olarak bilmiyorum, fakat Adem olduğunu sanmıyorum.
Evrim.
najkreass69 ben
Turkey brothers Poland
Hey thanks I was waiting for this one
I am really glad that someone like you is interested in Turkish culture. Greetings from Izmir.
It's great! Thank you for making the video. I myself had a very similar experience at Polonezkoy about 10 years ago. It looked than that that would have been the last generation to remember they were, once, Polish. Your report is much more optimistic and positive. Well done! I need to go there again.
Wow, Adam Czartoryski in my city found the main of eastern Poland resistance movement for polish independance. The city called Siedlce.
I like your videos and your locution. I'm happy to know you in this platform. Please continue to your projects constant, U re good in this job. Love you Ryan.
I love this about Turkey, they have numerous villages of every type of descent, polish, Greek, Armenian and also African, it’s so cool to visit ❤️
waw... new information.. your channel is very rich... keep it up
thank for this video Im turkish and ı dıdnt know about polonezköy's history until now and now I really want to visit polonezköy
Niesamowicie interesujące! Nie miałam pojęcia o tym miejscu!
I am so proud with my grandparents. They don't destroy other culture and language. In this time which country do that ?
Queen Of ANATOLIA u must proud to be yeah. But didnt forget we always help to strangers and let them live in peace in our territory. them protect to their culture bcz we let them :)
But you forget Armenians, Greeks, Kurdish and Assyrians dude...They had big populations and not just a polonezkoy...
There is also a Polish city, Adampol, in Belarus. Adam's Field (Adam pole) of course, Wiki says meadow, but pole is not meadow in Polish.
Nice video Polish and Turkish Relations are 600 years old I know poles hate muslims but with Turks its different because we are not that religious
Can't blame you Arabs forced it upon us as well
Poles have certain respect for Turkey, because despite many wars in the past, Turkey showed more respect to occupied 19th century Poland than supposed Polish allies. ( Hungary are exception as usual)
I know the Ottomans also took a lot of polish and Hungarians refugees and even though Russia asked the turks to give them back they didnt even though Russia threatened with war its nice to see poles showing respect
Merhaba :)
AD G this AD G guy is everywhere, typing anti-Turkist hatred comments with full of bullshit. He is probably a Greek nationalist or anyother butthurt.
6:02 / 8:05 Its Regional language used on Kaszubach North Poland City Kartuzy Gdynia Rumia Reda
In 6:00 it's Kashubian. It's Polish language but other dialect. Difficult to understand for main stream Polish speaker.
Kashubian is not a dialect. It is another language, based mainly on old-polish, pomeranian, german,prussian and others.
To jest dialekt
You dumbass to nie dialekt tylko osobny język (sam jestem kaszubem)
Michał Porsberski Jest zbyt zbliżony do języka polskiego i w świetle prawa uznawany jest za język regionalny czyli gwarę
+Green “Верди” Panter język regionalny to język regionalny, a nie gwara znafco
Thanks, i find your channel very heartwarming :)
How about an episode about general Joseph Bem, who escaped to Turkey after hungarian revolution and was commendant of Aleppo fortress?
6:02 That's Kashubian.
Its really impressive you took so much effort into making that video
herkes bi yerden gelenler diye yazmış arkadaş, ben de yazayım: evden gelenler?
Ben
Der Appleist türkmüsün la whatsaap
6:00 It's actually some words in local dialect that is called język Kaszubski
Türkiye'de bile bu şekilde kaliteli ekipmanla ve alt metinle video hazırlayan bir kanal yok
Even more bizarre is the Polish impact on Haiti. Research that for a video without the onsite visit.
amazing job. keep on going mate :)
Very interesting. Didn't know that. Keep up the good work, Cheers!
There is toon of Kuman Kypcak Turk live in Poland..They are not only slavic root..Ottoman knew it..
+Kult America Ryan it is awesome video! İ see you in oha diyorum channel. Thank you for explaning TURKEY for another cultures. Have fun in turkey! 'İm from Turkey'
Its very nice to see that you still embrace your culture.
"folk song" is not in Polish - that is "kaszubski" language:)
Very good video, hope Turkey and Poland progress.
Thank You so much sir, because you're doing a great work. A videos are so interesting with full of information, who show polish culture with non-slick style. Btw. What is the name of this polish song in Your film?
I honestly wasn't aware of this village. Very nice material, nicely edited as well. Thank you for sharing! Sadly, I noticed some unnecessarily vile and aggressive comments but I suppose it comes with the territory.
there are lot of polish nobles serve ottoman empire against russia. I read a book about russian turkish war in 1877-78. a polish prince name czetwertinsky serve as a cavalry officer for turkey in famous siege of pleven.
These song is "Kaszubskie nuty" (5:58) and these song is writing Keszebe
hi, do you prefer English or Polish? If you want to know more about the past of Adampol, please read the books about a Polish teenager who went to his family in Adampol. Książki napisał Eugeniusz Paukszta - Korony księcia Dardanów, W cieniu hetyckiego sfinksa. The action was placed in 1966 or a little bot lated, but before 1972, Turkey and Adampol are certainly different to what you has found now. Julita
Thank you very much for visiting Turkey :)
Polonezkoy in Turkiye- Buyuk Turkiye itibaren Polonya - from Polonya to Turkiye with love
🇵🇱🇹🇷💪
*I LOVE YOU RYAN*
Oha bilmiyordum.
I didn't know that. Thank you for the video.
We would like to see much more Polish people in Turkey ;)
Rewelacyjny odcinek
Çok etkileyici video teşekkürler
Çok güzel bir video olmuş.
I am exploring a very European place, I feel and know I am standing in Europe, when suddenly, I hear the calls for a moslem prayer. At that moment, I know that I am standing in
G E R M A N Y.
Haha, dude, you made my day :D
You see that poles escaped to the protection of muslims, just deal with it! and suddenly you are in a very clean nice place in europe and enter a church than you see the the idiots ( poles ) are trying to invade a church and then you know that you are in
NORWAY!
*OHA DİYORUMDAN GELENLER...* 🇹🇷
5:57 It is not written in polish -_- it's in "kaszubski" region od Poland called kaszuby that have it's own language and culture.
Does anyone know the history of the statue at 3:17? That's a folk costume from Podhale, my ancestral region. Was there a significant Goral presence in Adampol?
No there in thath village are from such a regons like Eastern Poland under russian sphere or western Central Poland former borderland between Russia and Prussia
I like turkisch peoples love from ........kocham CE poland
Thanks man,very interesting :)
Swietny material.
Amazing !!!!
Turkey has always been an immigrant country throughout her history, Poles are welcome as any other group
Unlike other immigrants Poles were rewarded with land because their uprising against Russians (go Poles :P) which is an uncommon practice, officials usually prefer to distribute immigrants into existing societies so that immigrants can mix with them within a generations or so
We love Polish peoples From Turkey
Did u know that first dentistry faculty of Turkish Republic was build by Alfred Kantarowich who was a jewish Polish dentist.🇹🇷🇵🇱
Do you have some polish relatives? I can hear that your polish is actually quite nice, the accent and the special letters you say. About the village, I have been there few times, it is really great place with a polish spirit :) but polish food you can eat only if you annouce your coming before, same if you want to visit a museum or church
+Laura Kobylas I have a polish wife and two daughters :) they teach me lots!
What's the background song?
Ulan hep yurt dışına gitmek istedim ama ülkemde bilmediğim nereler varmış.
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