GERMAN reacts to 13 Posterunek - H1TLER

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I love to do Poland Reactions and Reaction to Poland videos. I especially love to react to Polish culture, Polish history and Polish Comedy. I started with a few Poland Culture reaction videos, then did some Poland History Reaction videos and I am doing now also Poland Comedy Reaction videos.I was impressed by the Polish Army in comparison to the German Army. And maybe want to do a Polish Rap Reaction in the future. I love to react to poland and do polish music reaction videos. I already did an unconquered reaction.

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0:00 Intro
0:26 Reaction
7:30 Analysis

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[chris.poland]

Hej, dzięki za wszystkie wspaniałe komentarze na temat mojego zdrowia, fajnie było to zobaczyć 😊 Jak zawsze, jeśli chodzi o delikatne tematy, YouTube to ASSHOLE, więc spędziłem cały wieczór przesyłając ten film, a teraz przesyłam go w bardzo złym czasie dla algorytmu, dlatego na tym filmie bardziej niż kiedykolwiek, proszę pomóż, aby algorytm zobaczył, że jest dobry! Możesz to zrobić, oglądając cały film, a zwłaszcza LIKUJĄC i DZIELENIE się z przyjaciółmi i rodziną i KOMENTUJĄC! Dziękuję ❤

Hey, thanks for all your great comments to my health, it was so cool to see 😊 As always when it comes to sensitive topics, YouTube is an ASSHOLE, so I spent the whole evening uploading this video and now upload it at a very bad time for the Algorithm, therefore on this video more then ever, please help, that the Algorithm sees that it is good! You can do this by watching the whole video and especially LIKING, SHARING with friends and COMMENTING! Thank you ❤

[igorpiekarski]

"bierzemy Polskę 50/50"
Autor: dobry deal
Nigdy się nie nauczą xD

[ChristophGangrel]

Since "pokój" in polish means peace and room... "Malarz pokojowy" means "Peacefull painter" but also "Room painter" (meaning indor painter) Its quite funny and clever joke actually...

[TheFifthHorseman_]

1:00: 13 Posterunek to serial komediowy. Aktorzy nie grają tu Hitlera i Goeringa, tylko dwóch policjantów którzy się za nich przebrali i prezentują swobodną (bardzo) interpretację historii.
5:28: Przed 2WŚ, Gdańsk był wolnym miastem, niezależnym od Polski i Niemczech. Poczta był ekstraterytorialną placówką Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej - w sumie przyrównywalną do ambasady - a ludzie tam pracujący traktowali to jako poważną odpowiedzialność.

[kayakastek]

Yeah, Cezary Pazura is a great Polish actor, he's so good with his expressions and voice. There was a movie in which he played a gangster(Chłopaki nie płaczą - Boys don't cry) and he explains how black people got into USA(this scene has subtitles, but I recomend to see a whole movie. It also has subtitles). It was hilarious... He also plays a rather shady character in Almost Perfect Scam(Futro z misia). Also funny and with subtitles on Netflix.

[JinzoNingen]

Chris pls check „Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz” scene from „How i unleashed WW2” ❤

[sredniosmiesznypodcast]

Cezary Pazura (that actor who plays Adolf) is like polish Jim Carry. He's a one of the best polish actor in history. He has also a youtube channel :D
Greetings from Eisenach Digga

[MayaTheDecemberGirl]

There was a joke in the video that Polish have a "mushroom" as a leader - it's about the name of Polish General Edward Rydz - Śmigły (because "rydz" is a type of mushroom), who was a Marshal of Poland and in September 1939 was a Commander-in-Chief of Polish armed forces.

[KamilMB]

The guy KLOSS reffered here is a fictional character from a TV series "Stawka większa niż życie", where the main character is a polish-soviet secret agent nicknamed Hans Kloss, who infiltrates German military and spies for Poles. Kult-classic tv series in Poland.

[radoslawwieszczyk]

Yes, Molotov like the coctail :) The name "Molotov's coctail" was introduced during Winter War, when Soviets attacked Finland and Fins were using this home-made explosives to throw at Russian tanks. They called it after name of the Soviets Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Molotov :)

[fox]

One of the jokes was changing one letter in the name - Ribbentrop into Ribbentrup - "trup" in Polish means "corpse", so in German it would sound like Ribbentot. On the other side The Polish Post Office in Gdańsk is one of the most dramatic episodes during the Polish-German war in September 1939 - a group of Poles, mostly civilians, fight against German troops trying to defend the office. The survivors were all shot and buried in a mass grave.

[MayaTheDecemberGirl]

About the war times - have You heard about the Habsburg family (yes, members of the Austrian House of Habsburg), who lived in a castle in a Polish town Żywiec (Germans called this town: Saybush), in southern Poland? It's a unique story of their life (even for a video). Especially about the Archduke Karl Albrecht Habsburg and his wife Alice Habsburg (who was from a Swedish aristocratic family Ankarcrona). They had not a drop of Polish blood, but they chose to be Polish. Their children were raised in love to Poland and spoke Polish. In 1920 the Archduke jooined the Polish Army as an officer and faught in the Polish war against the Bolsheviks Red Army. During the II World War, the Archduke and his wife declared in front of the Germans, when they entered Żywiec, that they are of Polish nationality and refused to sign the German so-called Volksliste. As a consequence, the Archduke was arrested and imprisoned by German Gestapo, and was even tortured by them. He left the German prison blind on one eye and half paralyzed. At the same time, his wife Alice Habsburg chose to join the Polish conspiration and was helping the Polish Home Army, she was for instance delivering secret messages for them, risking her life. And also a son of Archduke was fighting as a Polish soldier in the WW II in the I Armoured Division of General Stanisław Maczek. After the war, the communists took all of their property, they had to emigrate and couldn't come back. But in 1993 their daughter, Princess Maria Christina Habsburg, who for all these years of emigration loved Poland and spoke Polish perfectly, could finally come back to live again in Poland (she was already an old women, on a wheelchair, she never got married and had no children, but she had a very good memory, there were a lot of interesting interviews with her). She received a flat from the town in the former palace, and she died in Żywiec in 2012. People still remember her and her family, she and her family received state decorations from Polish President. By the way, the aunt of the Archduke Karl Albrecht (a sister of his father - Karl Stefan Habsburg, who also lived in Polish Żywiec and is buried there - she was the queen of Spain since 1885). And these Habsburgs established also in Żywiec a famous, still existing since 1856, brewery. So although the Austrian Habsburgs took part in the earlier centuries in the Partitions of Poland, this family was so different and really good for Polish and they were Polish patriots. There's plenty of information, books, documentaries, articles about them, also in Internet in English (also in English version of Wikipedia).

[Blady_gra]

, ,Malarz pokojowy" can be translated as: peceafull painter or room painter

[vtyqmg]

Tych żartów nie zrozumie obcokrajowiec

[Shinobi]

Chris, i hope you're feeling better now.

[pabloboy]

Regarding post office in Gdańsk it was one of the first armed clashes of World War II, the defense of the Polish Post Office building in the City of Gdańsk by an organized group of Polish postmen, lasted from morning to evening on September 1, 1939.
First German attack failed; was repelled. During this attempt he was mortally wounded by his commander - SS-Untersturmführer, Alfred Heinrich. At the same time, an attack from the Labor Office was repelled.
Approximately 15:00, the new German attack commander ordered a break in the assault and gave the postmen two hours to surrender. At the same time, a 105 mm howitzer was brought in, and sappers dug a hole under the post office wall, in which they placed a 600-kilogram explosive charge. After the ultimatum expired (at 5 p.m.), the charge was fired, demolishing part of the building's wall, and the German troops, supported by three guns, launched an assault, occupying part of the post office building. At that time, the defense was limited to the basements, where the defenders took shelter from the fire.
Approximately At 6:00 p.m., motor pumps were brought to the post office and the Germans pumped gasoline into the basements, which was then ignited using flamethrowers. As a result of these actions, five postmen were probably burned alive (including Brunon Marszałkowski and Stanisław Rekowski).
At. At 7:00 p.m. the defenders decided to capitulate. Director Dr. Jan Michoń was the first to leave the burning building. Even though he was only carrying a white flag, he was shot by the attackers. The postmaster, Józef Wąsik, who followed him, was burned alive with a flamethrower.
Is the story from the Gdańsk post office at 1st of September 1939.

[bogna]

Story of Poczta Polska (Post Office)
Before the WW2 Gdańsk / Danzig hold a status of Free City (free State) but was dominated by german majority and regarded by II Reich as regular german harbour city. Poles however, had some internationally guaranteed liberties and offices in the city. One of them was Polish Post Office which become one of main resistance points on Sep. 1st. Today Poczta Gdańska is a symbol resistance (and museum).
The story of defenders is sad and shaws how proper closure may take decades.
The postmen defended the building all day long, then surrendered. They were subsequently charged and executed as illegal partisans (criminals), when in fact they were defending an official Polish outpost and should be protected as prisoners of war. That was not even war crime but a court crime. Germany reversed the sentence and rehabilitated the victims only in 1997 (the prosecutor and judge never took responsibility, they were denazified and then lived in Germany as lawyers).
I mention this story only to show why our Polish-German relations are still sometimes bittersweet and from what level they have evolved to the point where we can laugh together. ❤

[scarletevans]

About missed jokes – "olać" kind of means to ignore someone (translated as "not care about" here), but speaking literally it's close to "oblać", like to spill on pour something on someone.
And the moment he said it, the eagle did... you know what 😉

[sand_with-sandwich]

This is a very funny video haha

Pozdrawiam was Polacy i ciebie Chris

[Vengir]

Rydz is a specific type of mushroom. I believe it's called Reizker in German.