The Animated History of Poland | Part 3

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The final chapter in Poland's story. Part of the Eastern Bloc, Poland was in the Soviet sphere of influence throughout the Cold War. Find out how they overcame the challenges and became the nation we see today.

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[山丨山丂丂乇乇卩]

Poland is perhaps one of the most daring stories never told, so much that any Indian could relate to it. I hope Poland remains united as a nation for years to come. Love and Respect 🇮🇳 🇵🇱

[eisbergsyndrom]

Poland is officialy my favorite nation I wasn't born in.

[KingsandGenerals]

This is such a good series, I kinda hate myself for not thinking about it before. :-)

[rustyJake_]

On behalf of not only all Polish people but also probably anyone stumbling on this video, thanks for this long series that you continued to work on for months!

[Stickyrolls]

Thank you for doing this! I learned very little about Poland growing up in the United States. The Polish people have my admiration and respect.

[lecoureurdesbois]

The Animated History of Poland | Part 4 - Colonization of Mars

[milanilic]

Man, i almost cried at the end.

Mighty stuff!

Glory to Poland, greetings from Serbia

[Dracopol]

"Żeby Polska była Polską!" ("Let Poland be Poland!" Chant of the Solidarity movement, and a freedom song)

[refreshrejoice]

Poland had such a rough history, yet they never gave up on their sovereignty. I hope one day no matter how unlikely they get rewarded for this and become the most powerful nation in Europe.

[SacredSoundTherapy-pc]

Not even polish but I always have a strong sense of pride for the nation and its people for some strange reason.

[lockretvids]

And now, in the name of the Polish-Hungarian friendship, do the animated history of Hungary! :D

[matthewkingston]

Never realised this before but Poland has gone through more annexations and civil wars etc than pretty much anywhere else, being Irish I know all too well about civil conflict and annexation but Poland is on another level entirely. great video, keep up the good work will def sub after this

[brittislove]

I'm planning to visit Poland and I'm learning about its history, people, and customs. Thank you for educating me. Once Coronavirus dies down I will be going to Krakow and seeing the salt mines, bone chapel, tatra mountains, auschwitz, and enjoying the food.

[Stork]

Thank you for all three episodes of the complex and sorrow history of my homeland. The longest series so far, which can mean something (especially for the sorrow part) when one will have a 2nd thought on it. That doesn't mean Poles are the chosen ones, unique or whatever but, just to have a little humble look from our East & West neighbors would be much appreciated. We are not worse (not better too) than for instance the West-Europeans think of us (servants,  thieves  or whatever) as we are sometimes considered within the EU. I'd say we are the biggest losers after the II WW even though we standed among the winners (in some instance thanks to them & their predecessors). Lost the most of people (%wise - almost 20%),  economy was ruined and as a reward for our patriotic attitude towards Hitler we received 50 years of communists hurt sometimes that not many people realize & appreciate our II WW involvement, sacrifice and how we got kinda left behind and forgotten in the end.

[erusthaliel]

Can't believe Karol Wojtyla, the Polish man who endured the tragedy of his country, the first Slav to be elected as Pope, and who later return to his country to inspire the same Solidarity movement, was not even briefly mentioned. :(

[datfisheboi]

The biggest case of ethnic redistribution in history! *dramatic music plays*

[simpersamper]

Poland is such a beautiful country :) . There are so many brilliant Poles successful in the USA. Love from Bangladesh.

[angusyang]

Hey you finally finished it. Good job! I hope you one day reach 1M!

[adampilarski]

Thank you so much for putting this together. I’m frankly furious that I never learned almost any of this through 22 years of schooling. My grandparents came to the US after ww2 and I’ve been in the dark on why that even would have been and what would have been going on with my family and homeland for 32 years of life. This really, really means a lot to me and is just the start of a huge deep dive into my own history.

[Cardiologist]

Love and support to Poland from India
I will definitely visit sometime after corona!