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IT IS A BOHEMIAN FLAG!
You know why I love the Czechs and the Slovaks? Because they managed to dissolve their union peacefully. The Velvet Divorce is a good example for us all.
Jan Hus - good name
ОтветитьWho is here after the remeque?
Ответитьthey didn't get to sail straight home actually they had to go to the USA and cross by train then sail the Atlantic so they basically circled the whole Earth
ОтветитьFun fact, a legion of italians went through a similar journey and even aided the czechoslovak legion at some point, if you guys are interested look up the "legione redenta" ;)
ОтветитьCzechoslovakians conquered the whole Russia. From Moscow to Harbin. Since the Mongol invasion in the 13th century has nobody been able to make it happen! Proud of my country
ОтветитьMy god, it's CzechoslovAK, not Czechoslovakian! Sometimes you say it correctly, other times you use the -ian ending. Please be consistent.
ОтветитьBTW its CZECHOSLOVAK, not CZECHOSLOVAKIAN
ОтветитьAny movies been made about the czeck legion's journey through siberia?
ОтветитьWho's here from Last Train Home?
ОтветитьAnyone else seeing this after seeing that there is a game in development based off this called last train home?
Ответитьi thing is not czech druzhina but druzina ( in czech Druřina)
ОтветитьBrilliant video. We always appreciate your hard work to make these videos. Love you guys. Your huge fan from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰🤝🇺🇸
ОтветитьGreat video, never heard about this story!!
ОтветитьI love the knowledge in this video, Blessed Be.
ОтветитьFun fact: Czech legions by holding back the German soldiers shortened the war by half to one year and saved thousands of lives.
ОтветитьSo there's a game coming out about this and no one's talking about it
ОтветитьThey're making a game about this
Ответитьnice trolling by czechs lmao
ОтветитьHonestly the russian civil war makes more sense now.
ОтветитьWho is here for second round?
Ответитьthat was really interesting
ОтветитьI played vikings and I don't know what that footage was from but it definitely wasn't the game
ОтветитьMan... proud to be of Czech descent. What a bunch of badasses!
ОтветитьFun fact: Russians were talking about Czechs like "Ratši bojovat s čertem než-li s Čechem"
ОтветитьAn army without a country :) Shame the Communists after the coup d'etat in 48 and Soviet invasion in 68 suppresed their legacy and they are still very underappreciated in our country to this day. And don't even get me started on how the legionairs monuments and cemeteries look like in Russia today despite all the agreements that the Russians would take care of it. They still didn't get over it, they never will with their imperialistic mindset.
ОтветитьThat actually gave me a hint about when and where my grandpa was on behalf of Austria-Hungary. He was sent to Russian front. He would have been 22 in 1916. Once in what was likely Ukraine he deserted by ducking into injured line because he shot off his finger. His one souvenir was finding an 18th century Russian copper coin in a field. Which i still have. Once he returned to Slovakia he married my grandma and went to the US where his brother already was.
Ответитьplease do video about Milan Rastislav Štefánik
ОтветитьAnd they went thru all that just so the soviets could "liberate" us a couple decades later and fuck up our economy for ever
ОтветитьSabaton song about these badasses please.
ОтветитьVive le Guard Blanche! Vive admiral Kolchak!)🇷🇺
Ответитьso they were oportunists cowards and traitors !
ОтветитьHow am I supposed to believe it when half of the time you use Polish flag to indicate Czechs?
ОтветитьThere needs to be a movie made about this(if there already is, please inform me)
ОтветитьYou skipped the part where germany defeated russia and acquired 1/3 of all thier land and people in the peace deal
ОтветитьI have gained so much respect for the Czecho-slovakians from this video. This is the funniest stuff I've heard about in a long time.
ОтветитьReally sad to see what Eastern Europe has become, a shell of its previous strength through divsion and unnecessary blood spilling of our own brothers
ОтветитьPeople who are upset about the Kolchak thing should realize the context. At that time Czechoslovak legion of ~60,000, which didn't have any reliable supply chain, was mostly armed with light weapons and stretched across half of Russia was facing increasingly well organized and equipped Red army of roughly 600,000. The White movement has been largely defeated at that point and the British French intervention that was promised them failed to materialize. They also had no allegiance to Kolchak, who actually overthrew the White leadership Czechoslovaks were working with. It was still controversial no doubt, but it didn't really change the course of history.
ОтветитьWow an army that nearly circumnavigated the globe, impressive and underrated
ОтветитьAn unfortunate turn of events that led the Czech Legion to arrest the leader of the Siberian Whites and turn him over to the Reds. Imagine how history would have turned out differently if Kolchak had been able to hold his ground and perhaps even defeat the Bolsheviks. With no red terror maybe there would be no rise of such reactionary fascism in central and southern Europe.
ОтветитьSuch an epic retreat!
ОтветитьMom: just a detour to get groceries
The detour:
I have a complete Czech Legion uniform to include the ultra rare Czeske Kepi and the Veterans awards in my extensive Militaria collection.
Ответитьi dont remember hearing a single word about this in school. born and raised in Slovakia.
ОтветитьRussia should return the Trans-Siberian Railway to the Czech Republic and Slovakia, it is the historical territory of Czechoslovakia.
ОтветитьStill one of the greatest, funniest and stupidest stories of the great war. Absolute legends
ОтветитьBad flag, you used Polish flag instead of Czech !
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