Polish History 101

Thank you to U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle for giving credit to the Polish GROM!
(Grupa Reagowania Operacyjno-Manewrowego)
(Operational Mobile Reaction Group); the acronym itself means "thunder")

Jeszcze Polska Nie Zginela!

God Bless America

(Chris Kyle you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers)

Video by Ziutek998

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POLAND & SCOTLAND

A Chapter of Forgotten History

Scots in Poland gained a reputation mainly as itinerant merchants but records show that they became involved in all aspects of Polish society, whether as weavers, tailors, shoemakers, brewers, apothecaries, suppliers of provisions to the Royal Court or even respected politicians.

What does a nation DO that is attacked by not one, but two large forces at once? They fight back!! Helping Italy while at it. They even had a bear helping them! Start video at :35 second mark. The videos below depict a history that is not forgotten, but to some not even known. The bear lived out it's life in Scotland, scroll down for some history there. Much love for our Scottish brothers. "Where even the Devil won't go, God sends the Poles." Did you know that The Polish-Lithuanian winged Hussars helped to save Europe from the Ottoman Empire? They never asked "how many?" just "where are they?" After the victory King Jan Sobieski III said, “Venimus, Vidimus, Deus Vincit.” (We came, we saw, God conquered.”) Read about it. The video below shows what they looked like in the opening scene along with more history of Poland.

	Thank you to U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle for giving credit to the Polish GROM! (Grupa Reagowania Operacyjno-Manewrowego) (Operational Mobile Reaction Group); the acronym itself means "thunder") Jeszcze Polska Nie Zginela! God Bless America (Chris Kyle you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers) Video by Ziutek998 & POLAND & SCOTLAND A Chapter of Forgotten History Scots in Poland gained a reputation mainly as itinerant merchants but records show that they became involved in all aspects of Polish society, whether as weavers, tailors, shoemakers, brewers, apothecaries, suppliers of provisions to the Royal Court or even respected politicians. Read more.