If you would like to visit Poland you need more than 3 days to see most "must see" places, but the heart of polish spirit lies in small towns and rural areas.
Warszawa was totally destroid during WW2 do all what you saw was rebuild. Kraków survived WW2 and most od the buildings, monument, churches etc are oryginal. I'm from Kraków and a visit to Auschwitz was na important point during education in primary school. It's very painfull to hear a fraze "polish concentraction camp" in media. Auschwitz is a german word for the place they have created during ocupation of PL. Salt Mine in Wieliczka is one of the best places to visit! PL is a strong country and if the war don't come to us or EU don't stop us with new regulations or our politicians don't ruin everything then we have some chance to become what they call a super power.
Z tą przyjaźnią między Polską a Anglią to przesada Anglia w wojnę jak i Francja nas zdradzili oddali w niewolę Rosji na dlugie lata tak się Anglia dopuściła za walkę o Anglię naszych pilotów Polska nie ma przyjaciół historia pokazała Polaką że w chwilach trudnych tzw ,,przyjaciele,, zdradzają to Polacy narażają zdrowie i życie za Europę świat a jak nas wrogowie z zachodu i wschodu napadają przyjaciół nie ma wierzę w przyjaźnie zwykłych ludzi można się zaprzyjaźnić z Anglikiem ale zwykłym człowiekiem który nie ma wpływu na rządy światowe kiedy w grę wchodzą interesy polityka nie ma przyjaźni między państwami przyjaźń jest między ludźmi w tedy nie liczy się kto jest kim już Polaką wmawianie przyjaźń między związkiem radzieckim źle się to skończyło komunizmem i przesladowaniami przez ruskich
I come from Poland (used to live in Warsaw, visited Kraków). I live in the UK (previously Nottingham and now Bristol), and I agree 100% what you've said about cities in the two mentioned countries. I really feel depressed in the UK most of the time, so I hope to move to Spain in the nearest future.
The best pierogi are with meat or cabbage mixed with mushrooms and poured with oil on which onion was glazed. Guarantee best flavours. For a desert best are pierogi with blueberries 🫐 and poured with sweet cream.
The Wieliczka Salt Mine, which is listed at the UNESCO List of World's Cultural Heritage sites, is a must-see. It's very close to Cracow, an old historical town, that used to be a former capital and a royal seat - for sure, every tourist must visit Cracow. In Warsaw there's also much to see, like the Old Town, Royal Castle, Wilanów Royal Palace, Łazienki Royal Park, and the Museum of the Warsaw Uprising (it's worth seeing). Many tourists visit also Gdańsk or Wrocław. The Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa is also worth seeing, it's a very important place, not only because of religion, but also it's a important cultural heritage and historic place.
It's quite common that as a part of history lesson schools organise trip to Aushwitz So many Poles visited camp That how I visited for the first time Later as an adult I visited camp again and have to say totally different experience as an adult
Yes, at school we visit the Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau. They offer also 6 hours long study tours with a guide in English. I was at such study tour few years ago with some foreign guests. I think that everyone should go for such a longer visit at least once. And one should also remember that Auschwitz-Birkenau was only one of many such German mass death concentration camps. There were also many others, like Dachau, Sachsenhausen, Ravensbrueck, Mauthausen, Bergen-Belsen, Majdanek, Bełżec, Sobibór, Treblinka, Gross-Rosen and many others. There was also a concentration camp only for Polish children in Łódź - Litzmannstadt Konzentrationslager für Polnische Kinder. But after the war only in Auschwitz such full-scale museum was established, to remember what Germans did then and so that it doesn't come back. In all these concentration camps not only Jewish, but also Polish people were murdered - Polish was the second nation, after the Jews, with the greatest number of victims imprisoned and murdered in German concentration camps, including Auschwitz.
The statue is a symbol of Warsaw - Warsaw Mermaid. Nowy Świat is probably the most expensive street in Poland. Together with Krakowskie Przedmieście makes really touristic long street with many restaurants, cafes, churches, monuments, shops etc. The stadium at the and it is National Stadium in Warsaw built for Euro 2012.
14:45 It's not true that in Poland nowadays the temperatures in winter are so low, like minus 20 degrees Celsius (it's rather a stereotype). It happens actually very rare. Very often, for more days, it's just around zero degrees.
In a typical year the temperature drops below -20C only on a couple of nights. It’s not unusual though for it to fall to -10C every night for several weeks. Depends where you are of course: it’s colder in the East.
5:00 Obviously we have to take a loans to finance these wartime shopping or sell treasury bonds. In next 30 years German dictated UE will put on us enormous unnecessary expenses while UE directives are implemented such as EPBD directive, FitFor55 directive, European Green Deal directive. For a long time we wouldn't be to catch Britain economically.
You need to go to Poland...take a flight, presume from Edinburgh or Glasgow (plenty of cheap options with Wizz, EasyJet or Ryanair and explore)...can guarantee You'll love it
While Warsaw is the capital and the business centre. Kraków is the old, royal capital, spared war destruction, stiped in tradition and memory. Krakowians still resent Warsaw, that they lost the capital prestige 400 years ago.
Where did you take that information from? I live in Cracow for over 30 years and haven't heard a single person saying that they are unhappy that the capitol was moved...
@@karos6744 That was my experience when I was growing up. Glad to hear that after 400 years Cracovians found peace. Anyway; Kraków is worthy of a royal rule. What is happening in politic now is a doubtful distinction!
This statue is Mermaid named Sawa - symbole of Warsaw. In Poland we have legend about men named Wars who fall in love with Mermaid named Sawa (Warsaw - Warszawa)
10:00 [Note: In Polish, 'w' pronounces as the English 'v' sound] The statue at 10::00 is a statue of a mermaid named Sawa. Notice, that Sawa is wielding a saber and a shield. According to legend, Sawa, the warrior mermaid, fell in love with a human warrior, Wars. The city's name in Polish Warszawa, is a joining of the two names Wars and Sawa.
Pretty fair to compare Kraków and Edinburgh. They’re of roughly the same size and cultural importance. But London is VERY different from Warsaw. It’s far larger and has roughly four times the population and has significantly more going on. I’d say Warsaw was more like Glasgow.
4:16 i think it is missleading - it will (if i remember correctly) overcome UK in GDP @ purchasing power level. The UK will still be richer, but in Poland you will be able to buy more for average wages at average prices
I prefer Polish dumplings not fried, but boiled in water - served for instance with onion browned on butter or pork lard (with greaves), or with sour cream (if these are dumplings with fruits). Traditionally they are rather boiled, not fried.
n Poland, there are currently the highest number of people willing to join the army in decades. Poles are a nation that can argue and disagree among themselves, but there is one thing that unites us... it is tragedy or danger. Then Poles are an unstoppable force. The war in Ukraine caused Poles to join the army or territorial troops. Poland is strong, when bad things happen, it unites us, wars, the death of the Pope, the Smolensk disaster, etc.
Speak for yourself. Most of them are young people who think that war is like computer games. Generally, Poles do not want to fight, nor do they want any war, politicians and the EU want war. There are always those who earned a lot of money in war. It's good to fight with other people's hands, while sending your children far away, where they are safe.
Investments in the military are big indeed (3-4% of GDP), however, it's more in equipment. Don't believe in the 300k Polish army. Polish military consists of approx. 115k professional soldiers + 36k territorial/volunteer army. I don't see growing interest in a career in the army, however I might be mistaken here. Considering the low birth rate I doubt we would ever reach 300k armed forces unless compulsory military service shall be reinstalled (it was abolished in 2008).
The attitude of your country men towards army service would be different if you had an existential threat. My cousin from the States made only half way in Auschwitz. He turned around and run crying after seeing what germans did to the prisoners.
A strong, safe state is attractive to investors. We have already proven economically that we are developing, and we know how to do it. We have a very low crime rate. but we lack strength. we want to bring more corporations to Poland. Raise your level of competitiveness. We don't want any event in the Czech Republic or Lithuania to affect our stock market. The war in Ukraine showed us that investors need certainty that no one will attack Poland militarily. That's why we agree on building an army that simply scares away with its power and possibilities. We know that hospitals, schools and other matters have dropped a step in the value pyramid. There are important and more important matters. we just act. we don't speculate, we don't confuse, we don't debate, we act. PS.: I translated from Polish to English using Google. Sorry
1. If I were to recommend any city in Poland that you would visit, I would recommend Wrocław. Krakow and Warsaw are simply snobbish cities nowadays, where the focus is on tourists' money instead of truly Polish experiences :D Wrocław is 100,000 times more beautiful than Warsaw and Krakow and, additionally, in the center of Wrocław, everything is close, so close that you can walk simply. 2. When it comes to Auschwitz, I believe that every person in the world should visit this place. This is a place that completely changes your worldview and the way you look at conflicts in the world. Regarding your question, most kids in Poland learn about Auschwitz, but the trips depend on how rich the local governments and schools the children go to are.
Hey, thank you for being interested in Poland :) I really like watching your videos. As for military spending, it is high, currently the largest in Europe, but isn't it too high? Our Minister of Foreign Affairs answered this question very well, he said that we would rather eat grass than let Russia take over our country again. I think Poles agree with this 100% Warm greetings from Wrocław!
@MertPol I am living in Highland of Scotland 21 years I am Originally From Warsaw Mokotow district . Regarding Army question , I feel that good they increase the army numbers , I was one of the last years that was call in for Nation Service , the last year of National service was 2008 and they decided to made army a "Job" I am not saying that bad but Poland went from 500000 active and 1,2 Million in reserve to barely 180000 in just one year , and with current state of Putin Brain deficiency its safer to have large and capable army .
Siły zbrojne Polski: 300.000 armia to plan. Będzie bardzo trudno to osiągnąć, a jeszcze trudniej to utrzymać. Politycy mają tendencję do kreowania nieistniejącej rzeczywistości. Jeszcze daleko do osiągnięcia takiej liczebności. Wydatki 2-4%. Tak ale ... zakupione uzbrojenie w ogromnej części jeszcze "w drodze". Zakupy kontrowersyjne, ze względu na chaotyczne decyzje. Zbyt małe inwestycje w krajowy przemysł obronny. Złe zarządzanie państwowymi firmami zbrojeniowymi. Rozumiem potrzebę zbrojenia Polski, ale obawiam się problemów ze spłatą zadłużenia z tym związanego. Oprócz suchych liczb (wielkość armii, wydatki na wojsko) ważne jest zarządzanie taką strukturą, a z tym nie jest najlepiej. Boję się, że nie wiemy wszystkiego. Boję się, że oficjalne informacje dotyczące naszej obronności, są po prostu elementem marketingu politycznego. Ale może tylko narzekam, jak prawdziwy Polak 😀
I have never been in Auschwitz. I saw many videos and even today I have been at the cinema and watched the movie "The Zone of Interest", where some scenes were shoot in that museum. Horrible view. I don't think so if I am ready to visit Auschwitz. But some 10 years ago I was in Majdanek and it also was sad view.
I hate these types of movies. Poland is a typical European country. It has beautiful and dark sides. Good food, landscapes, monuments, hospitality are all true, but you may encounter unfavorable experiences. No one can say that in my country you will only meet nice people. In Europe we are considered racists. Maybe you'll get punched in the teeth and your wallet and cell phone will be stolen, but probably nothing more. I have nothing against Italians etc. However, I remember the story of a couple who went to Italy for an engagement and the fiancé was stabbed in front of his future fiancée, and while he was bleeding out, he saw Muslim attackers raping her. You won't experience this here. In our country, extremists are exterminated without the knowledge of the authorities. That's why we seem to be such a safe country. Are you Polish, Ukrainian, Syrian, Kazakh, Russian, Iranian, Vietnamese, Nigerian etc. You can take advantage of our hospitality, and we will be happy to accommodate you, but please adapt because we hammer in the protruding nails with a hammer. On this issue, we are not in line with the EU, which allows everything.
Polacy zawsze chetnie wstepowali do wojska i bronili inne narody miedzy innymi Anglie. W podziece nie pozwoliliscie Polakom brac udzialu w defiladzie zwyciestwa .Ponad to za uzyty sprzet wojskowy w waszej obronie kazaliscie sobie zaplacic,a Polacy tracili zycie w obronie was , wasz kraj postapil haniebnie
One word: Realpolitik. No country’s politics are perfect: they must suit the realities of the time. There was no realistic way to come to Poland’s direct aid in 1939. The victory parade decision was an attempt to appease the Soviets at a time when tensions were mounting. Meanwhile, the UK Treasury was emptied by the war and heavily in debt to the USA - Poland was allowed to create its own independent armed forces in Britain on the understanding it would later contribute to the costs of the war.
Zapominasz ze Polska byla jedna ruina a anglicy okradli ja dodatkow, to nie wy straciliście 6 milionow obywatel iCzy dla zadowolenie sprzedaliście nas sowietom nie bez powodu mowia o was z\e potraficie walczyc do ostatniego obcego zolnierza. To Polscy zolnierza tracili zycie w bwaszej obronie i za to jeszcze musiala Polska placic ,ta hanba na zawsze pozostanie z wami.
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you need to make your own movie from Poland ! you will not regret it . the best food , cities , people and history of warrior s
If you would like to visit Poland you need more than 3 days to see most "must see" places, but the heart of polish spirit lies in small towns and rural areas.
10:00 This statue is a Mermaid with sword and shield - symbol of Warsaw
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I saw that symbol on a front of a house in London so knew that it used to be a house of a Polish person refugee at the end of the WWII
20:07 National stadium in Warsaw.
Wieliczka Salt Mine is gorgeous, I had my high-school prom there ❤
Warszawa was totally destroid during WW2 do all what you saw was rebuild. Kraków survived WW2 and most od the buildings, monument, churches etc are oryginal. I'm from Kraków and a visit to Auschwitz was na important point during education in primary school. It's very painfull to hear a fraze "polish concentraction camp" in media. Auschwitz is a german word for the place they have created during ocupation of PL. Salt Mine in Wieliczka is one of the best places to visit! PL is a strong country and if the war don't come to us or EU don't stop us with new regulations or our politicians don't ruin everything then we have some chance to become what they call a super power.
Płynie Wisła, płynie po Wiślan krainie...
A dopóki płynie - Polska nie zaginie!
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It's good to see for UK people that Poland grow in strong country. UK and Poland it's like two great friends and so much love between our countries.
What??? Who?
Z tą przyjaźnią między Polską a Anglią to przesada Anglia w wojnę jak i Francja nas zdradzili oddali w niewolę Rosji na dlugie lata tak się Anglia dopuściła za walkę o Anglię naszych pilotów Polska nie ma przyjaciół historia pokazała Polaką że w chwilach trudnych tzw ,,przyjaciele,, zdradzają to Polacy narażają zdrowie i życie za Europę świat a jak nas wrogowie z zachodu i wschodu napadają przyjaciół nie ma wierzę w przyjaźnie zwykłych ludzi można się zaprzyjaźnić z Anglikiem ale zwykłym człowiekiem który nie ma wpływu na rządy światowe kiedy w grę wchodzą interesy polityka nie ma przyjaźni między państwami przyjaźń jest między ludźmi w tedy nie liczy się kto jest kim już Polaką wmawianie przyjaźń między związkiem radzieckim źle się to skończyło komunizmem i przesladowaniami przez ruskich
I come from Poland (used to live in Warsaw, visited Kraków). I live in the UK (previously Nottingham and now Bristol), and I agree 100% what you've said about cities in the two mentioned countries. I really feel depressed in the UK most of the time, so I hope to move to Spain in the nearest future.
The best pierogi are with meat or cabbage mixed with mushrooms and poured with oil on which onion was glazed. Guarantee best flavours. For a desert best are pierogi with blueberries 🫐 and poured with sweet cream.
come visit Poland and you will fall in love with our country❤
Thank you for making great videos about Poland.
Poland is really amazing and unique country. Strongly recommend visiting
The Wieliczka Salt Mine, which is listed at the UNESCO List of World's Cultural Heritage sites, is a must-see. It's very close to Cracow, an old historical town, that used to be a former capital and a royal seat - for sure, every tourist must visit Cracow. In Warsaw there's also much to see, like the Old Town, Royal Castle, Wilanów Royal Palace, Łazienki Royal Park, and the Museum of the Warsaw Uprising (it's worth seeing). Many tourists visit also Gdańsk or Wrocław. The Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa is also worth seeing, it's a very important place, not only because of religion, but also it's a important cultural heritage and historic place.
Greetings from Kraków :)
It was a statue of a mermaid (the emblem of Warsaw) on the New Town Square.
Old Town square*
@@zelsoon My mistake 😋👍
It's quite common that as a part of history lesson schools organise trip to Aushwitz So many Poles visited camp That how I visited for the first time Later as an adult I visited camp again and have to say totally different experience as an adult
Yes, at school we visit the Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau. They offer also 6 hours long study tours with a guide in English. I was at such study tour few years ago with some foreign guests. I think that everyone should go for such a longer visit at least once. And one should also remember that Auschwitz-Birkenau was only one of many such German mass death concentration camps. There were also many others, like Dachau, Sachsenhausen, Ravensbrueck, Mauthausen, Bergen-Belsen, Majdanek, Bełżec, Sobibór, Treblinka, Gross-Rosen and many others. There was also a concentration camp only for Polish children in Łódź - Litzmannstadt Konzentrationslager für Polnische Kinder. But after the war only in Auschwitz such full-scale museum was established, to remember what Germans did then and so that it doesn't come back. In all these concentration camps not only Jewish, but also Polish people were murdered - Polish was the second nation, after the Jews, with the greatest number of victims imprisoned and murdered in German concentration camps, including Auschwitz.
We invite you to POLAND 🇵🇱
The best polish meal is "schabowy z kapustą zasmażaną"
Toruń recommeneded was my living town in '90s
10:02 it was Warsaw Mermaid statue, symbol of Warsaw.
The statue is a symbol of Warsaw - Warsaw Mermaid. Nowy Świat is probably the most expensive street in Poland. Together with Krakowskie Przedmieście makes really touristic long street with many restaurants, cafes, churches, monuments, shops etc. The stadium at the and it is National Stadium in Warsaw built for Euro 2012.
14:45 It's not true that in Poland nowadays the temperatures in winter are so low, like minus 20 degrees Celsius (it's rather a stereotype). It happens actually very rare. Very often, for more days, it's just around zero degrees.
In a typical year the temperature drops below -20C only on a couple of nights. It’s not unusual though for it to fall to -10C every night for several weeks. Depends where you are of course: it’s colder in the East.
You welcome in Poland ❤❤❤
5:00 Obviously we have to take a loans to finance these wartime shopping or sell treasury bonds. In next 30 years German dictated UE will put on us enormous unnecessary expenses while UE directives are implemented such as EPBD directive, FitFor55 directive, European Green Deal directive. For a long time we wouldn't be to catch Britain economically.
You need to go to Poland...take a flight, presume from Edinburgh or Glasgow (plenty of cheap options with Wizz, EasyJet or Ryanair and explore)...can guarantee You'll love it
On mieszka w Malezji czy coś takigo , mówił w innych filmach.
@rafaking3501 oh right....that changes things slightly 🙊🙈
While Warsaw is the capital and the business centre. Kraków is the old, royal capital, spared war destruction, stiped in tradition and memory. Krakowians still resent Warsaw, that they lost the capital prestige 400 years ago.
Kraków is the only city in Poland worthy of being the capital of Poland. But I’m glad that the politicians now reside in Warsaw. Good riddance.
Where did you take that information from? I live in Cracow for over 30 years and haven't heard a single person saying that they are unhappy that the capitol was moved...
@@karos6744 That was my experience when I was growing up. Glad to hear that after 400 years Cracovians found peace. Anyway; Kraków is worthy of a royal rule. What is happening in politic now is a doubtful distinction!
Warsaw life is constantly disrupted by parades and political marches. Cracovians don’t have to put up with so much nonsense.
This statue is Mermaid named Sawa - symbole of Warsaw. In Poland we have legend about men named Wars who fall in love with Mermaid named Sawa (Warsaw - Warszawa)
Cracov is more artistic, free souls kind of city, Warsaw is a bustling business city.
10:00 [Note: In Polish, 'w' pronounces as the English 'v' sound] The statue at 10::00 is a statue of a mermaid named Sawa. Notice, that Sawa is wielding a saber and a shield. According to legend, Sawa, the warrior mermaid, fell in love with a human warrior, Wars. The city's name in Polish Warszawa, is a joining of the two names Wars and Sawa.
You know that the Royal Castle is as old as I am? almost 50. It was reconstructed in 70' - 80'
Stadium is national stadium in Warsaw
YOU HAVE TO VISIT POLAND THIS SUMMER
In the Post Office Travel Money ranking for a city break tour Kraków keeps 3rd place and Warsaw 9th place of all Europe cities.
Krakow vs Warsaw is like Edinburgh vs London. Quite different, which is better to visit? Depends on what you prefer.
Pretty fair to compare Kraków and Edinburgh. They’re of roughly the same size and cultural importance. But London is VERY different from Warsaw. It’s far larger and has roughly four times the population and has significantly more going on. I’d say Warsaw was more like Glasgow.
4:16 i think it is missleading - it will (if i remember correctly) overcome UK in GDP @ purchasing power level. The UK will still be richer, but in Poland you will be able to buy more for average wages at average prices
You should go to Wroclaw and Auschwitz was not only one of dead camp however Birkenau was a dead camp and Auschwitz was a concentration camp
I prefer Polish dumplings not fried, but boiled in water - served for instance with onion browned on butter or pork lard (with greaves), or with sour cream (if these are dumplings with fruits). Traditionally they are rather boiled, not fried.
n Poland, there are currently the highest number of people willing to join the army in decades. Poles are a nation that can argue and disagree among themselves, but there is one thing that unites us... it is tragedy or danger. Then Poles are an unstoppable force. The war in Ukraine caused Poles to join the army or territorial troops. Poland is strong, when bad things happen, it unites us, wars, the death of the Pope, the Smolensk disaster, etc.
Speak for yourself. Most of them are young people who think that war is like computer games. Generally, Poles do not want to fight, nor do they want any war, politicians and the EU want war. There are always those who earned a lot of money in war. It's good to fight with other people's hands, while sending your children far away, where they are safe.
20:03 National Stadium in Warsaw
Hi Mert, I don't think that Poland can surpass the UK in terms of GDP per capita by 2030. Certainly it have a chance to get closer to the UK level.
Military is important for every single Polish citizen because of always returning problems with neighbours
am I the only Pol not feeling this growth ?
That was putin's face on a paper tolet 😂👍
Hey! You should watch "POLAND VERSUS UK 🇵🇱🇬🇧 Dlaczego POLSKA wygrywa na każdym poziomie" - by The Writing Traveler (dutch writer living now in Poland)
Investments in the military are big indeed (3-4% of GDP), however, it's more in equipment. Don't believe in the 300k Polish army. Polish military consists of approx. 115k professional soldiers + 36k territorial/volunteer army. I don't see growing interest in a career in the army, however I might be mistaken here. Considering the low birth rate I doubt we would ever reach 300k armed forces unless compulsory military service shall be reinstalled (it was abolished in 2008).
To był papier toaletowy z twarzą Putina
I Think I did wacht all yours videos about Poland seems to mee You becomming to Polish becouse is not about the pasword IT is about the mind❤
,,,,,Viva South Poland,,,,, best Ever Ever Ever
Oswiecim is disturbing and every young Pole go there is a secondary school trip.
The attitude of your country men towards army service would be different if you had an existential threat.
My cousin from the States made only half way in Auschwitz. He turned around and run crying after seeing what germans did to the prisoners.
A strong, safe state is attractive to investors. We have already proven economically that we are developing, and we know how to do it. We have a very low crime rate. but we lack strength. we want to bring more corporations to Poland. Raise your level of competitiveness. We don't want any event in the Czech Republic or Lithuania to affect our stock market. The war in Ukraine showed us that investors need certainty that no one will attack Poland militarily. That's why we agree on building an army that simply scares away with its power and possibilities. We know that hospitals, schools and other matters have dropped a step in the value pyramid. There are important and more important matters. we just act. we don't speculate, we don't confuse, we don't debate, we act.
PS.: I translated from Polish to English using Google. Sorry
Where Warsaw is the biggest and modern, Kraków is the most polish. We should take back the capital title >:(
1. If I were to recommend any city in Poland that you would visit, I would recommend Wrocław. Krakow and Warsaw are simply snobbish cities nowadays, where the focus is on tourists' money instead of truly Polish experiences :D Wrocław is 100,000 times more beautiful than Warsaw and Krakow and, additionally, in the center of Wrocław, everything is close, so close that you can walk simply.
2. When it comes to Auschwitz, I believe that every person in the world should visit this place. This is a place that completely changes your worldview and the way you look at conflicts in the world. Regarding your question, most kids in Poland learn about Auschwitz, but the trips depend on how rich the local governments and schools the children go to are.
Hey, thank you for being interested in Poland :) I really like watching your videos.
As for military spending, it is high, currently the largest in Europe, but isn't it too high? Our Minister of Foreign Affairs answered this question very well, he said that we would rather eat grass than let Russia take over our country again.
I think Poles agree with this 100%
Warm greetings from Wrocław!
Krakow -> Gdańsk -> Warsaw for me 🎉
@MertPol I am living in Highland of Scotland 21 years I am Originally From Warsaw Mokotow district . Regarding Army question , I feel that good they increase the army numbers , I was one of the last years that was call in for Nation Service , the last year of National service was 2008 and they decided to made army a "Job" I am not saying that bad but Poland went from 500000 active and 1,2 Million in reserve to barely 180000 in just one year , and with current state of Putin Brain deficiency its safer to have large and capable army .
Gdansk is better that today than both Krakow and Warsow. The missed a lot!!!
Siły zbrojne Polski:
300.000 armia to plan. Będzie bardzo trudno to osiągnąć, a jeszcze trudniej to utrzymać. Politycy mają tendencję do kreowania nieistniejącej rzeczywistości. Jeszcze daleko do osiągnięcia takiej liczebności.
Wydatki 2-4%. Tak ale ... zakupione uzbrojenie w ogromnej części jeszcze "w drodze". Zakupy kontrowersyjne, ze względu na chaotyczne decyzje. Zbyt małe inwestycje w krajowy przemysł obronny. Złe zarządzanie państwowymi firmami zbrojeniowymi. Rozumiem potrzebę zbrojenia Polski, ale obawiam się problemów ze spłatą zadłużenia z tym związanego.
Oprócz suchych liczb (wielkość armii, wydatki na wojsko) ważne jest zarządzanie taką strukturą, a z tym nie jest najlepiej. Boję się, że nie wiemy wszystkiego. Boję się, że oficjalne informacje dotyczące naszej obronności, są po prostu elementem marketingu politycznego.
Ale może tylko narzekam, jak prawdziwy Polak 😀
I have never been in Auschwitz. I saw many videos and even today I have been at the cinema and watched the movie "The Zone of Interest", where some scenes were shoot in that museum. Horrible view. I don't think so if I am ready to visit Auschwitz. But some 10 years ago I was in Majdanek and it also was sad view.
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Do not postpone the trip to Poland. Come and see it before Putin invades ;).
im Polish and i dont support ukraine
This was Warsaw National stadion.
Man for foods in England u pay at least 4 times more than in Poland
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I hate these types of movies. Poland is a typical European country. It has beautiful and dark sides. Good food, landscapes, monuments, hospitality are all true, but you may encounter unfavorable experiences. No one can say that in my country you will only meet nice people. In Europe we are considered racists. Maybe you'll get punched in the teeth and your wallet and cell phone will be stolen, but probably nothing more. I have nothing against Italians etc. However, I remember the story of a couple who went to Italy for an engagement and the fiancé was stabbed in front of his future fiancée, and while he was bleeding out, he saw Muslim attackers raping her. You won't experience this here. In our country, extremists are exterminated without the knowledge of the authorities. That's why we seem to be such a safe country. Are you Polish, Ukrainian, Syrian, Kazakh, Russian, Iranian, Vietnamese, Nigerian etc. You can take advantage of our hospitality, and we will be happy to accommodate you, but please adapt because we hammer in the protruding nails with a hammer. On this issue, we are not in line with the EU, which allows everything.
Polacy zawsze chetnie wstepowali do wojska i bronili inne narody miedzy innymi Anglie. W podziece nie pozwoliliscie Polakom brac udzialu w defiladzie zwyciestwa .Ponad to za uzyty sprzet wojskowy w waszej obronie kazaliscie sobie zaplacic,a Polacy tracili zycie w obronie was , wasz kraj postapil haniebnie
One word: Realpolitik. No country’s politics are perfect: they must suit the realities of the time.
There was no realistic way to come to Poland’s direct aid in 1939. The victory parade decision was an attempt to appease the Soviets at a time when tensions were mounting. Meanwhile, the UK Treasury was emptied by the war and heavily in debt to the USA - Poland was allowed to create its own independent armed forces in Britain on the understanding it would later contribute to the costs of the war.
Zapominasz ze Polska byla jedna ruina a anglicy okradli ja dodatkow, to nie wy straciliście 6 milionow obywatel iCzy dla zadowolenie sprzedaliście nas sowietom nie bez powodu mowia o was z\e potraficie walczyc do ostatniego obcego zolnierza. To Polscy zolnierza tracili zycie w bwaszej obronie i za to jeszcze musiala Polska placic ,ta hanba na zawsze pozostanie z wami.
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