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What was Polands greatest historical moment?



cjjcThreads: 37
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  Feb 11, 09, 22:30 /  #
I wonder. I just read a book on Polish history and wondered what the forum thinks was Poland's greatest moment.

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Edited by: Ryszard   Feb 11, 09, 23:58 /  #
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Warsaw_(1920)

If Poland has lost, most probably whole Europe would enjoy communism since 20's, maybe 30's.
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  Feb 12, 09, 00:01 /  #
Ryszard:
If Poland has lost, most probably whole Europe would enjoy communism since 20's, maybe 30's.

and if we lost the battle of vienna in 1683 we all would be muslim commies ;)
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  Feb 12, 09, 00:07 /  #
You may laugh as much as you can, but these are the facts.
Germany was on the brink of communist revolution, France was totally exhausted after World War too. Ok, maybe UK would manage to save behind the channel as usual.
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  Feb 12, 09, 00:22 /  #
personally I think it was whenever we got the husarze going ^_^

husarz
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Edited by: plk123   Feb 12, 09, 01:12 /  #
besides the 1920 and 1683 dates there are two more very important ones: the year 966 and 15 July 1410 but i can also think of at least another half a dozen dates that were pretty monumental.
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  Feb 12, 09, 11:33 /  #
cjjc:
What was Polands greatest historical moment?

I'll go from left field and say the ratification of the Nihil Novi Statute (1505). The implications were earthshaking to the politico legal direction of Poland, and this Act was simply a revelation of the time when you think about it.

Fine battles aside, I think Poland's star shone brightest historically with its frighteningly moderns concepts of government. One could be tempted to say Poland paved the way for France, GB and USA hundreds of years later.
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  Feb 12, 09, 11:42 /  #
Elssha, for you.

Husar
Husar
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  Feb 12, 09, 11:54 /  #
Ozi Dan:
I'll go from left field and say the ratification of the Nihil Novi Statute (1505). The implications were earthshaking to the politico legal direction of Poland, and this Act was simply a revelation of the time when you think about it.

This trend lead to destruction of Commonwealth.
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  Feb 12, 09, 12:40 /  #
September 1989.
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  Feb 12, 09, 16:48 /  #
sjam:
September 1989.

Please... :)
Rafal_1981   Feb 12, 09, 17:23 /  #
Nicolaus Copernicus - “De revolutionibus orbium coelestium”
(On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres) - 1543


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_revolutionibus_orbium_coelestium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaus_Copernicus

Mikolaj Kopernik (Nicolaus Copernicus)
Mikolaj Kopernik (Nicolaus Copernicus)
De revolutionibus orbium coelestium_
De revolutionibus orbium coelestium_
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  Feb 14, 09, 01:48 /  #
I think it was The Warsaw uprising against the Nazis.
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  Feb 14, 09, 06:40 /  #
lesser:
This trend lead to destruction of Commonwealth.

No it didn't. Outside intervention did.
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  Feb 14, 09, 07:58 /  #
i think The Kosciuszko Squadron was pretty badass.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._303_Polish_Fighter_Squadron
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Rafal_1981   Feb 14, 09, 08:27 /  #
HAL9009:
I think it was The Warsaw uprising against the Nazis.



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  Feb 14, 09, 08:29 /  #
cjjc:
Poland's greatest moment.


just one? i can think of a few moments...
Rafal_1981   Feb 14, 09, 08:44 /  #
pgtx:
just one? i can think of a few moments...

Well..? Could you share them with us, please?
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  Feb 14, 09, 08:58 /  #
re: What was Poland's greatest historical moment?
When I arrived in December 2000 :)
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Edited by: lesser   Feb 14, 09, 14:00 /  #
HAL9009:
I think it was The Warsaw uprising against the Nazis.

I believe this thread is not devoted to the greatest catastrophes...

Ozi Dan:
No it didn't. Outside intervention did.

If a man would decide to walk naked through the park in the middle of winter, became sick and finally died. Would you try to explain this tragic outcome by invasion of deadly viruses?
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  Feb 15, 09, 00:44 /  #
lesser:
Would you try to explain this tragic outcome by invasion of deadly viruses?

Yes. The man's nakedness precipitated the event but the virus caused the man's expiry.
k98_man   Feb 15, 09, 18:22 /  #
The Warsaw uprising just led to a bunch of innocent people being killed and the city being destroyed. Best moment was Polish cavalry saving Vienna at the last moment to defeat the Muslim invaders. To join hands with a rival entity in such a way is quite honorable.
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Edited by: Prince   Feb 15, 09, 20:30 /  #
Germans on knees :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prussian_Homage


prussian
The Prussian Homage by Jan Matejko

The Prussian Homage or Tribute (German: Preußische Huldigung; Polish: ho³d pruski) was the formal investment of Albert of Prussia as duke of the Polish fief of Ducal Prussia.


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  Feb 15, 09, 22:33 /  #
Ozi Dan:
Yes. The man's nakedness precipitated the event but the virus caused the man's expiry.

Nakedness provoked the event. We need to see wider picture talking about history as well.
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  Feb 15, 09, 23:10 /  #
During the Time of Troubles, the Kremlin was held by the Polish-Lithuanian forces for two years, between 21 September 1610 and 26 October 1612.

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