Poles always try to show castles, palaces, manors, their interiors as they were in historical times. All elements have historical value and when you ask a guide, he will tell you about the objects in a given place and the stories associated with them. They are not inanimate objects. I was recently in a museum where the ordinary glasses of one of our Polish heroes had an incredible story. This was such an important person (but murdered), but before his death he managed to throw away these glasses and someone took them to save them as a souvenir. And he put them on his own nose so that they would not be confiscated by the enemies of Poland during searches. They have priceless value and are not loaned to any other museum despite many requests. These may be details, but Poles care about the authenticity of their history and culture and objects associated with them. If there is such furniture in a palace, it means that this is what it was there for. If there are such walls in a palace, it means that this is what it was there for historically. What's more, if time doesn't destroy it, there will be original things from the past. Poles pay great attention to this. For example, in the case of the restoration of vintage cars (Poles are the most renowned restorers of old vehicles in the world), if it is possible to save even a piece of an old vintage body, they do everything to save it. They will only replace what can no longer be saved at all.
Poles always try to show castles, palaces, manors, their interiors as they were in historical times. All elements have historical value and when you ask a guide, he will tell you about the objects in a given place and the stories associated with them. They are not inanimate objects.
I was recently in a museum where the ordinary glasses of one of our Polish heroes had an incredible story. This was such an important person (but murdered), but before his death he managed to throw away these glasses and someone took them to save them as a souvenir. And he put them on his own nose so that they would not be confiscated by the enemies of Poland during searches. They have priceless value and are not loaned to any other museum despite many requests. These may be details, but Poles care about the authenticity of their history and culture and objects associated with them. If there is such furniture in a palace, it means that this is what it was there for. If there are such walls in a palace, it means that this is what it was there for historically. What's more, if time doesn't destroy it, there will be original things from the past. Poles pay great attention to this. For example, in the case of the restoration of vintage cars (Poles are the most renowned restorers of old vehicles in the world), if it is possible to save even a piece of an old vintage body, they do everything to save it. They will only replace what can no longer be saved at all.
I've been watching your vids for some time now and I still can't get around how similar you look to Zendaya. Anyone else? :P