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SokratesThreads: 19
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  Jun 20, 09, 10:26 /  #
Bratwurst Boy:
The guy probably didn't even spoke one word polish in his life...

He had a Polish father, studied in Kraków and his workes were influenced by his Polish professor, he also most definitely spoke Polish.
Bratwurst Boy:
he for sure never wrote in it

That is incorrect, a few letter to Jagielloński Universytet are in Polish, his works were in Latin because that was the way of all Poles from the higher classes back then.
Bratwurst Boy:
Answer: A famous German! :):):)

He had a German mother.

He also had a Polish father, fougth for Poland, learned in Poland, spoke Polish, he was definitely faaar more Polish than German and even today most dictonaries recognize him as such :))))
Bratwurst Boy:
Answer: A famous German! :):):)

Who else was a famous German? Columbus?:))))

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Edited by: southern   Jun 20, 09, 10:49 /  #
Sokrates:
Columbus?:))))

Klose.
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  Jun 20, 09, 10:55 /  #
And yet again I have to point out to Polish liars that servicemen from both the free Poles and the nation of Poland were invited to take part in the parade. If you don't believe me, see the memoirs of General Anders: he specifically states that free Poles were invited and that they refused the invitation. The writers of Qiestion of Honour are liars: American troops were not placed at the position of honour in the parade, no units of the US army were even invited!
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  Jun 20, 09, 11:30 /  #
Harry:
And Ironside: there was no Ukrainian state, because Poland and her allies in the USSR strangled the Ukrainian state at birth and both set up concentration camps for Ukrainians who protested!

Thats is your interpretation of events, and I wonder what could be said about you if your life would have been scrutinize and interpret in the same way you do it ?
There was no Ukraine state- period.
So Poland could not have stabbed non existed state in the nonexistent back......
What allies in the USSR? Your grandpa?
Nobody protested as everything was clear !
What concentrations camps and what was they purpose ?

Bratwurst Boy:
The guy probably didn't even spoke one word polish in his life...he for sure never wrote in it, only in german and latin.

I understand that Canadians, Americans and Scots are all English because they speak English ?and lets not forget Irish!
BB you have break it to them gently )))))))))))))))
What a helmeted wurst -pancerwurst? )))))))
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  Jun 20, 09, 11:38 /  #
panzerwurst hahahaha

brilliant ;)
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  Jun 20, 09, 11:39 /  #
ZIMMY:
by Czechs

The Czechs who paraded had no better luck than the Poles who did not.
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  Jun 20, 09, 16:11 /  #
Harry:
And yet again I have to point out to Polish liars that servicemen from both the free Poles and the nation of Poland were invited to take part in the parade.

One in your lifetime opportunity, Harry, so you can't say I'm not flexible: provide me with link to that invitation. Also give me timeframe: when this invitation was issued (months, days, hours before parade?) and to whom. I'm interested in those London Poles, don't care about Soviet Poles.
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  Jun 20, 09, 16:28 /  #
As already posted: read General Anders memoirs, all the details are there.
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  Jun 20, 09, 16:50 /  #
Why Poles are behaving like wussies all the time? You were or were not invited to the parade, so what? Ukraine, which lost 2.5 million soldiers and 4.5 million civilians wasn't invited to the freaking parade. Bielorus' lost 1/4th of its pre-war population wasn't invited either. Do you hear any complains on our side? Make fcuking parade in your own damn country and leave Britain alone.
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  Jun 20, 09, 16:58 /  #
Nathan:
Why Poles are behaving like wussies all the time?

We're not really. You're draw too many far going conclusions based
on the input of some "internet entities" on this board.

Come to Poland and meet some real Poles - we're not that bad ;-)
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:02 /  #
I would never call the Poles wussies, Nathan. However, old wounds sometimes never heal here. That was more pronounced under Kaczyński's PiS.
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:10 /  #
So why do you whine all the time? "History was unfair to us, we were not invited to a parade (what a joke), we saved Europe and the world (yeh, right) and they treat us badly, we were partitioned while other countries' territories were "rightfully taken back", we were peaceful and the rest are vultures". In my dictionary it is called wussiness and pussiness.
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:22 /  #
Nathan:
it is called wussiness and pussiness.

And yet we still beat Ukraine in virtually every war, we're still almost three times as wealthy as you and we're recognizable in Europe whereas you are...what?:))))
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Edited by: Torq   Jun 20, 09, 17:25 /  #
Nathan:
So why do you whine all the time?

That's our national character. We love complaining even when we have little
or no reason to do it. It's kinda fun :)

Anyways, my internet connection really should be working better, it's so slow.
I wouln't mind earning more money than I do now - I can hardly make ends meet :-)
Did I mention that my neighbour is an arsehole? Oh, yeah - and the weather's sh1tty too.

:-)

Nathan:
In my dictionary it is called wussiness and pussiness.

lol

In our dictionary it's called "samo życie", "wiesz jak jest", "wyżej nerek
nie podskoczysz", "na układy nie ma rady" etc. etc.

EDIT:

I forgot...

Q: Co słychać? A: Stara bieda.
Q: Jak żyjesz? A: Eee tam, co to za życie?

... that's some real-life Polish language lessons for you, Nathan :-)
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:32 /  #
Sokrates:
And yet we still beat Ukraine in virtually every war

I read through these "major victories" in #350 - check it out, "victor" ;)

Torq:
In our dictionary it's called "samo życie", "wiesz jak jest", "wyżej nerek
nie podskoczysz", "na układy nie ma rady" etc. etc.

There is nothing bad in what you say. I wish it was limited to your words, Torq. But it sound more serious from what I see in this forum. Anyway, have a good one.
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:35 /  #
Nathan:
But it sound more serious from what I see in this forum.

You shouldn't worry about what you read on internet boards. The amount
of sh1te posted on any forum is simply incredible. Talk to real people if
you want to have a better opinion about Poles.

Nathan:
have a good one

You too, mate.
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:35 /  #
Three times richer than the Ukraine, Sokrates? Maybe but 1/20 of your population took off to work elsewhere, mainly to the UK. What does that tell you?
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:37 /  #
Seanus:
What does that tell you?

Erm... that wages in UK are better than in Poland?

(just guessing)
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Edited by: Seanus   Jun 20, 09, 17:41 /  #
Yes but the cost of living is much higher there too. Plus, Poles are patriots and love most things Polish. Why should they leave?

So money is a major factor for Poles, rather than enjoyment of their homeland?
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:48 /  #
Seanus:
Poles are patriots and love most things Polish. Why should they leave?

Seanus:
So money is a major factor for Poles, rather than enjoyment of their homeland?

Depends on how you look at it. My friend, after working for 4 years in Ireland
was able to save enough money to buy a brand new 3 bedroom apartment
in our home town. He comes back to Poland in April next year and he will
enjoy his homeland even more living in his new apartment :-)

I spent 3 years working in Ireland myself and it didn't change my feelings towards
Poland even a little bit. It's a nice experience and if money's good then why not?

Are you any less a Scottish patriot, because you live in Poland, Seanus?
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  Jun 20, 09, 17:56 /  #
Well, some Poles are shunned for moving abroad. Some see that their voting rights should be diluted for not staying 'in touch' with domestic issues.

Anyway, back to the topic. Did any of your family members fight in the war, Torq?
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Edited by: Torq   Jun 20, 09, 18:04 /  #
Seanus:
Did any of your family members fight in the war, Torq?

I assume you mean the WW2? My family members fought in the WW1 on the
Austro-Hungarian side, because our family comes from the lands of Austrian
partition (Nowy Targ, Wadowice). During the WW2 my grandfathers fought against
Germans in Polish Army - one of them in the infantry and the other in artillery.
They both survived; however, my mother's father, God bless his soul, had a severe
leg wound that bothered him for the rest of his life. My father's father, may he
rest in peace, had a true highlander's character and he hated Germans with passion :-)
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  Jun 20, 09, 18:11 /  #
Good stuff! Nothing like a bit of resistance :)
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Edited by: Sokrates   Jun 20, 09, 18:12 /  #
Nathan:
His cossacks and rebel Ukrainian peasants took the cities of Bratslav, Husiatyn, Bar, Lutsk, Kaniv, Cherkasy, and Slutsk, Babruisk, and Mahiliou in Belarus. It was in Lutsk where they killed the Polish nobility and the Catholic clergy.

Yes, murdering civilians and sacking defensless settlements, how... Ukrainian, and then Poles come and...
Nathan:
was forced to retreat to left-bank Ukraine, even after defeating the Poles at Bila Tserkva.

Force you to retreat since the victory at Biała Cerkiew was inconclusive and apparently you dont know that you can lose a battle but win a war, it also shows how superior our military was in that even after losing the battle you were still routed :)))
Nathan:
On 26 May 1596 the cossacks were surrounded by the Polish force near Lubny. After two weeks of siege, there was unrest as the cossacks began to run out of food and water. Loboda was murdered, and on 7 July 1596 Nalyvaiko was handed over to the Poles, as a condition of surrender. After Nalyvaikos surrender the Poles killed the cossacks.

Well you were dealing with a professional military, of course they were going to pursue you untill they'd destroy you, you murdered civilians you didnt expect anything else than execution afterwards surely?
Nathan:
Nalyvaiko was brought to Warsaw, where he was tortured and quartered and put on public display.

Again, he oversaw the murder of civilians, naturally that he was going to be tortured and executed, is there anything wrong about capital punishment for traitors and murderers?:)))
Nathan:
Ok, but let's look at the very major Polish victory. What were the forces of Cossacks and Polish-Lithuanians: http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwa_pod_Pi%C4%85tkiem_(1593)
Cossacks - 5,000 people and 26 canons.
Polish-Lithuanian - they even are ashamed to mention the # of soldiers because it consisted of army recruited from 3 Ukrainian regions.

Wait? Is it my fault that your people were stupid enough to fvck with a country that in that particular period had one of the most powerfull militaries in the world? Of course we would outgun you, outnumber you and have troops of superior quality, that only shows how much more capable in organization and development of the miltary we are to you :))))

Nathan:
One of minor Ukrainian victories - Battle of Pyliavtsi (1648)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Pyliavtsi

I think your major victories bring you enough satisfaction and pride, Socrates. I see why.;)

And yet you were forced to give yourself away to Russia to avoid Polish retaliation, you didnt win freedom, wealth or liberty and Poland still took back some of its land after WW1, thats what i call a minor victory for Ukraine.

Also Nathan i think you just edited that Wiki page under battle numbers, the forces under Piławce was 30.000 Ukrainians and 25.000, not 100.000 Ukrainians and 80.000 Poles, please dont resort to lying, entire army of commonwealth was no larger than 50.000 and Ukrainians never fielded more than 70.000 men on the field and that was only once together with the Tatar force.

But if you feel you must edit wiki to suit you it must really hurt you pride that you suck so much at war :)))))))

So yes Nathan my point still stands, Ukrainians won one war against Poland (out of 9) and thats it, you won 1 war in the entire history of your people.

Poland won over 80, and not against some redneck Ukrainian peasants but against Germans, Turks, Russians, Swedes ... :)))))

I edited the page back, also Nathan if you want to read up on your history read Boris Andreychuck, he's Ukrainian and gives a pretty good account of your conflicts with Poland.
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  Jun 20, 09, 19:45 /  #
"Ukraine, which lost 2.5 million soldiers and 4.5 million civilians wasn't invited to the freaking parade."

Maybe because Ukies didn't serve under the British? Maybe because a significant percentage of Ukies fought with the Germans? Maybe because Ukies didn't field the 4th largest Allied army? Maybe because Ukies didn't fight in the battle of Britain? Maybe because.............etc.
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  Jun 20, 09, 21:22 /  #
Nathan, the Ukrainians were very brutal in Warsaw. Yes, the resident Poles were naive to believe that the Ukrainians were coming to their aid but they were even as brutal as the SS officers.

The war was not conducted extensively in Ukraine, much more in Poland. ZIMMY is right, there are just too many maybes.
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  Jun 20, 09, 21:57 /  #
Torq:
... that's some real-life Polish language lessons for you, Nathan :-)

What are you nice to him?
He is fascist and justifier of Wolyn massacres and ethnic cleansing as long as Poles are at the receiving end.
And he dare to complain about amount of Sh''t on this forum whereas in reality he is main contributor of BS !
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Edited by: Torq   Jun 20, 09, 22:54 /  #
Ironside:
What are you nice to him?

Why not? He's a guest on PolishForums and we, Poles, are hosts here.
It's only fair and civilized if we're nice to foreigners. If I ever post
on UkrainianForums.com I will also expect to be treated with courtesy.

Ironside:
He is fascist and justifier of Wolyn massacres and ethnic cleansing as long as Poles are at the receiving end.

I've never noticed Nathan expressing fascist views or justifying massacres
(maybe he did so before I joined the forum - I don't know). He seems like
a sensible man, often presenting matters from biased Ukrainian point of view,
but that's understandable.
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Edited by: Ironside   Jun 20, 09, 23:05 /  #
Torq:
Why not? He's a guest on PolishForums and we, Poles, are hosts here.

As long as guest doesn't abuse hospitality of the hosts!
And believe me he abused it many times....
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Torq:
He seems like
a sensible man,

You're talking about a guy who edited a wiki article about a Polish-Ukrainian battle adding three times the combatants just so he could post an impressive "proof" of Ukrainian military achievements :))))

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