History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]

Just off the top of my head

1400- the biggest medieval battle in the world, Grunwald in which Poland being the underdogs defeated the German Teutonic knights and saved Europe

1682- Battle of Vienna, which thanks to Polish king Sobieski and his winged Hussars Christianity was saved

1920- Battle of Warsaw, Poland saved europe from the Bolsheviks.

Thats just battles, i could still mention heroic individuals like Kosciusko. So thats just off the top of my head, events every polish school child should know

Btw if your so ignorant about History dnt make posts which show off your stupidity

Genealogy / Do Polish people have big noses? [450]

in every population there is genetic variability. Whether u have a small or big nose depends a lot on your inherited traits.....somehow i doubt a big nose is genetically dominant over a small nose

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]

Bratwurst Boy
Germans were vastly superior in armor, horses, experience in battles and leadership....most Luthuanians were armed w/clubs and every aspect of allied equipment was inferior.

there is the historic scene when the Grand master sends two swords to the polish king Jagiello, as an insult

Jagiello replies: I accept both your swords, but the outcome of this day I enturst to the will of God.

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]

He delay was strategic..... although i agree w/ the swords interpretation

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


Yeah it was, the Germans didnt attack Poland for a change of scenery.Jst from recent history I think we all know what Germans plan on expeditions to Poland

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


Whats that chip on ur shoulder?

Genealogy / Do Polish people have big noses? [450]


well they dnt marry out of their religion, hence no genetic variability.....although i think ur being a bit stereotypical here

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


I would happily bulldoze those shitheaps for the"Paris of the east" Warsaw which was destroyed by those pathetic krauts

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


This is an extract from a Polish novel in 1926!!

"German pride has no boundaries, and is a constant danger to the world, It shouls be broken for the sake of humanity and their own.

The Germans eminently sensible in small things, commit the stupidest blunders in large undertakings because of their dangerous madess of grandeur, they have developed a curious intellectual acrobatics which allows them to justify the greatest absurbity and biggest evil."

yeah pretty sure its a fair comparison........the Poles knows the german mindset very well

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]

Bratwurst Boy

yeah you didn't mention how remarkably accurate it is, as was discovered a couple of years later

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]

MediaWatch

I think your taking my extract out of context, I was jst pointing out the dangers of german nationalism throughout history, not saying thats the case these days......However it goes without saying that we're in a different age, were Poland and Germany are now good friends in the EU.

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


very true

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


Soccer players?

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


Was that meant to be a German joke?

Genealogy / Do Polish people have big noses? [450]


Who let Joseph Goebbles on Polish forums??

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


Pitty we dnt have talented German players like Podolski, Klose, Trochowski......oh wait they're Polish

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]

Last time in heard Klose saying and I quote " I'ld rather play for Poland" .....Podolski & did Trochowski said somthing similar. they were ignored by the polish board thats why they dnt play for Poland, and i bet it kills them inside......I never once saw Podolski singing the national anthem

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They're jst making a living, going were the money is. they dnt live in filthy Germany btw.

funny how all these fat patriotic germans in the stands all cheer and go nuts for polish blood.......kind of reminds me when in WW2 Goebbels was traveling across the polish country side and noticed how all the Poles fit the ideal German characteristics more then the germans themselves ahaha

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


na its fact, I thought u would be familiar w/ ur proud history

History / Is there any part of Polish history that's at least a bit glorious? [196]


Yeah right dnt preach that ********, w/germans had it so good w/ the US and Britain trying to make it a beacon of capitalism after WW2. Poland not only had to rebuild a whole country they also brought down communism while they were at it. Its a testimony to the Polish spirit that during the GFC Poland was the only country to record a economic growth.