The Battle of Grunwald: Medieval Europe's Turning Point

Explore the historic Battle of Grunwald, a pivotal clash in medieval Europe that shaped the fate of the Teutonic Order and Polish-Lithuanian alliance. Discover the strategies, heroes, and the enduring legacy of this monumental 1410 battle.

[paweborek]

Well this dutchy wasn`t small at that time, first of all it was called the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and in the period of early XV controlled the land from baltic sea to black sea.(todays terrytories of Lithuania, Belarus and part of Ukraine and Russia). Secondly, you use maps that are not related to the historical period of the event. Thirdly, the Polish kingdom was a Central European power. Lastly some of the presented paintings concern the later period of the 17th century.

[bjam]

Well, this is "quite" unprofessional to use maps from XX century while talking about XV century

[andrzejhinc]

WTF are those maps and paintings? This is awfoul

[FALKOR]

Teutonic knights was not sent by the church but was invited by one of the Masovian dukes to protect the Kingdom frontiers from Prussians, a Baltic tribe (NOT Slavic) raiding the Northern lands of what was part of Polish Kingdom...which was actualy quite powerfull and large for the medieval standards.
No offence intended but the maps you use are outrageus, shame you trying to create the impression that you know what you talking about when you clearly don't have a clue or you don't realy care.
Btw, what are the Polish Hussars doing there? Seen the Matejko painting and assumed it must be accurate?

Realy dissapointing video

[herewegoagain]

The Battle of Grunwald wasn't in Poland but in Teutonic Order country !!!