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https://johnreisinger.wordpress.com/2016/11/19/how-poland-saved-western-civilization-twice/
When most Americans think of Poland, if they think of it at all, they think of it as a faraway place where they make kielbasa and have a serious shortage of vowels in their names. Some, who know a little more about the place know that it has had a very bad time of it in the twentieth century by being located between Stalin’s Russia and Hitler’s Germany. Talk about a bad neighborhood. One author called the area “the bloodlands”. Between being invaded by Germany and “liberated” by the Red Army, it would be hard to tell which was worse, since each event resulted in a soul-crushing foreign rule and mass murder as a tool of government administration. So has Poland always been a victim? And what have the Poles ever done for us? Well, how about helping to win WWII? The Polish 303rd fighter squadron helped defeat the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain, and Polish scientists helped crack the German secret codes.
Not enough? How about this; the Poles saved Western Civilization….twice!
The first time was in 1683. The Ottoman Empire was at its height and was pushing deep into Europe. The Ottomans had been waging constant war on any part of Europe they could reach and had made much of the European areas bordering the Mediterranean uninhabitable through conquest or slave raids. Now the sultan had laid siege to Vienna, one of the intellectual and cultural centers of Europe, and the gateway to the rest of the continent. The Ottomans were on the verge of victory as they attacked again and again, wearing down the defenders. Of course, the Turks, themselves, were weakening from the fighting, but they would soon outlast the defenders of Vienna. Once Vienna was taken, the Ottomans would use it as a base to attack the rest of Europe, and to replace European civilization with a repressive Islamic dictatorship. For the Europeans, things looked bleak.
Then the Poles showed up.
The Polish king, Jan Sobieski had brought a relief force all the way from Warsaw to help break the siege. He swooped down on the Ottomans with 23,000 Polish troops, including the famous heavy cavalry, the “winged hussars”. The Poles charged downhill with 15,000 mounted men, possibly the biggest cavalry charge in history. The Ottomans were overwhelmed, losing thousands of men. They abandoned the siege and retreated back to Istanbul, and leaving their camp and artillery behind. Over the ensuing years, the Ottomans were driven from Hungary and other European areas they had formerly occupied. The Turks never again threatened Vienna and went no deeper into Europe. Europe and Western Civilization had been saved.
The Poles had saved western civilization, but they weren’t through yet.
After the first First World War, the Communists took over Russia and, once they had consolidated their power, decided to spread their revolution to their neighbors. Europe was devastated and mostly bankrupt after the war, and many people were sympathetic to the Communist promises of a better life with less effort. Not everyone realized the hollowness of these promises and the fact that Communist rule meant state terror, shortages, complete loss of freedom, the stifling of all innovation and improvement in everyday life, and the good possibility of state-imposed mass murder. Lenin ordered he Red Army, fresh from defeating the Czarist forces to began a push into Europe to bring the entire continent under the Soviet heel. Once Warsaw fell, the plan was for the Red Army to join revolutionaries in Germany in imposing a Communist regime there and spreading to the rest of Europe. The Poles grimly awaited the invaders, determined to stop them.
At first, the Polish army fell back in disorder, and as the Russians approached Warsaw, their victory seemed certain, and Europe seemed doomed to become Communist dominated. But the Poles had broken the Russian codes and Polish Chief of State Józef Piłsudski came up with a plan to exploit this knowledge.
In a complex battle., the Poles lured the Russians into a trap and defeated them. The Russians lost over 15,000 killed and had to abandon their plan to foment and assist Communist revolution in Europe and turned inward. This was bad luck for the hapless Russian people, but a lifesaver for Europe. Although Poland would fall to Hitler a few years later, Europe had avoided the fate of Russia, and along with it, 50 years of repression, terror, purges, economic stagnation, and cultural sterility.
So raise a glass to the Poles, and maybe have a kielbasa. We owe them a lot.
When most Americans think of Poland, if they think of it at all, they think of it as a faraway place where they make kielbasa and have a serious shortage of vowels in their names. Some, who know a little more about the place know that it has had a very bad time of it in the twentieth century by being located between Stalin’s Russia and Hitler’s Germany. Talk about a bad neighborhood. One author called the area “the bloodlands”. Between being invaded by Germany and “liberated” by the Red Army, it would be hard to tell which was worse, since each event resulted in a soul-crushing foreign rule and mass murder as a tool of government administration. So has Poland always been a victim? And what have the Poles ever done for us? Well, how about helping to win WWII? The Polish 303rd fighter squadron helped defeat the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain, and Polish scientists helped crack the German secret codes.
Not enough? How about this; the Poles saved Western Civilization….twice!
The first time was in 1683. The Ottoman Empire was at its height and was pushing deep into Europe. The Ottomans had been waging constant war on any part of Europe they could reach and had made much of the European areas bordering the Mediterranean uninhabitable through conquest or slave raids. Now the sultan had laid siege to Vienna, one of the intellectual and cultural centers of Europe, and the gateway to the rest of the continent. The Ottomans were on the verge of victory as they attacked again and again, wearing down the defenders. Of course, the Turks, themselves, were weakening from the fighting, but they would soon outlast the defenders of Vienna. Once Vienna was taken, the Ottomans would use it as a base to attack the rest of Europe, and to replace European civilization with a repressive Islamic dictatorship. For the Europeans, things looked bleak.
Then the Poles showed up.
The Polish king, Jan Sobieski had brought a relief force all the way from Warsaw to help break the siege. He swooped down on the Ottomans with 23,000 Polish troops, including the famous heavy cavalry, the “winged hussars”. The Poles charged downhill with 15,000 mounted men, possibly the biggest cavalry charge in history. The Ottomans were overwhelmed, losing thousands of men. They abandoned the siege and retreated back to Istanbul, and leaving their camp and artillery behind. Over the ensuing years, the Ottomans were driven from Hungary and other European areas they had formerly occupied. The Turks never again threatened Vienna and went no deeper into Europe. Europe and Western Civilization had been saved.
The Poles had saved western civilization, but they weren’t through yet.
After the first First World War, the Communists took over Russia and, once they had consolidated their power, decided to spread their revolution to their neighbors. Europe was devastated and mostly bankrupt after the war, and many people were sympathetic to the Communist promises of a better life with less effort. Not everyone realized the hollowness of these promises and the fact that Communist rule meant state terror, shortages, complete loss of freedom, the stifling of all innovation and improvement in everyday life, and the good possibility of state-imposed mass murder. Lenin ordered he Red Army, fresh from defeating the Czarist forces to began a push into Europe to bring the entire continent under the Soviet heel. Once Warsaw fell, the plan was for the Red Army to join revolutionaries in Germany in imposing a Communist regime there and spreading to the rest of Europe. The Poles grimly awaited the invaders, determined to stop them.
At first, the Polish army fell back in disorder, and as the Russians approached Warsaw, their victory seemed certain, and Europe seemed doomed to become Communist dominated. But the Poles had broken the Russian codes and Polish Chief of State Józef Piłsudski came up with a plan to exploit this knowledge.
In a complex battle., the Poles lured the Russians into a trap and defeated them. The Russians lost over 15,000 killed and had to abandon their plan to foment and assist Communist revolution in Europe and turned inward. This was bad luck for the hapless Russian people, but a lifesaver for Europe. Although Poland would fall to Hitler a few years later, Europe had avoided the fate of Russia, and along with it, 50 years of repression, terror, purges, economic stagnation, and cultural sterility.
So raise a glass to the Poles, and maybe have a kielbasa. We owe them a lot.
And the same for Trump, so stop your nonsense comments about me. Look in the mirror first.
Wetherspam, CODE RED in the Netherlands :/
Afraid my fences won't hold. They are old and need to be replaced soon, but maybe I have to after today. Wanted to wait till spring by the wind seems to have other ideas about that :S
http://alarm.noodweercentrale.nl/storm-en.html
Afraid my fences won't hold. They are old and need to be replaced soon, but maybe I have to after today. Wanted to wait till spring by the wind seems to have other ideas about that :S
http://alarm.noodweercentrale.nl/storm-en.html
Low fence of my neighbor is almost gone, parts are holding on with just a few screws but will be flying over the parking spots soon.
Mine are both a lot higher and closed off, still standing but bending way too much. Damn it :S
Mine are both a lot higher and closed off, still standing but bending way too much. Damn it :S
damn! I would say something like "duct tape the motherfucker" but I suppose this isn't a laughing matter..
good luck with weather! :)
p.s. before mentioned aurora jolie never filmed vagina penetrated scene :O... she "saves" her vagina for marriage :).. nice of her XDDD
good luck with weather! :)
p.s. before mentioned aurora jolie never filmed vagina penetrated scene :O... she "saves" her vagina for marriage :).. nice of her XDDD
I have designed the start of my own spiderweb in the garden, hoping it will hold on. Or else it will become duct tape to make a temporarily new fence :/
A new problem, the thin walls the fences are mounted on starting to wave. Don't think bricks and mortar like to bend :O
Positive thing, if this wall comes down I have a good reason to ask for higher walls between me and the neighbor to block his disgusting cigarette and cigar smoke :) (positive thinking!)
A new problem, the thin walls the fences are mounted on starting to wave. Don't think bricks and mortar like to bend :O
Positive thing, if this wall comes down I have a good reason to ask for higher walls between me and the neighbor to block his disgusting cigarette and cigar smoke :) (positive thinking!)
silver lining in everything, cool! :)
hey, do you have laws about wall height? here (i think) you have to "work" out with your neighbor about it.. I mean, he can be against your height of wall proposition XD.. then lawyers comes into the game.. and we all know what that means for.. your.. wallet.. XDD
hey, do you have laws about wall height? here (i think) you have to "work" out with your neighbor about it.. I mean, he can be against your height of wall proposition XD.. then lawyers comes into the game.. and we all know what that means for.. your.. wallet.. XDD