My Poland travel vlog, which is a Poland travel guide, starts in the city of Poznan. We are visiting the Poznan Christmas Market and the city center of Poznan. Poles are warm and lovable people in character. Poznan was devastated by the Nazis during World War II. Poland has always been between two great states such as Germany and Russia and has been constantly occupied. These occupations added color to Polish architecture. There is an architectural diversity from the communist era to the Austro-Hungarian Empire architecture. Is Poland a member of the European Union? Yes member. While it was a Soviet satellite country that was a member of the Eastern Bloc, it became a member of the European Union shortly after the fall of the Iron Curtain and the standard of living in Poland rose.
How is life in Poznan, how is education in Poznan, is Poland cheap? A lot of questions asked by Erasmus students and Poznan is a very curious city. Zurek soup and Polish cheeses are sold at the Poznan Christmas Market.
Poznan is the oldest city in Poland. Poznan is 1,000 years old. Poznan architecture is magnificent with its colorful houses.
A Turkish student living in Poland meets Ekin. He gives us a tour of Poznan. We try with Ekin a special Poznan dish, pepperoni chocolate.
Poznan Nightlife is fun. We go to the Poznan Proletariat Bar with pictures of Lenin and Che Guavera.
After pouring into Poznan nightlife, I fly to Warsaw, the capital of Poland, by plane. My hostel is in the old city center of Warsaw. The entire city of Warsaw was destroyed by the Nazis during World War II. Warsaw has been rebuilt in accordance with the original. Old houses in Warsaw today are not as old as they seem. When Stalin invaded Poland, he freed stubborn Poles. He did not interfere with the Poles' Catholic church because he knew that the Poles were stubborn and would not obey their orders, he used the phrase "as useless as a cow if" to describe the impossibility of dissuading Poles from the church.
Katyn Chapel in Warsaw. A terrible event that went down in history as the Katyn Massacre or Katyn Forest massacre. In 1940, 22 thousand Polish officers, intellectuals and intellectuals were murdered. Although the Soviet Union denied that it had committed this massacre for many years, Mikhail Gorbachev admits that the Katyn Forest Massacre in 1990 was committed by the Soviet Union. The person who gave the order is Josef Stalin. The Soviet Union is killing all these people in order to prevent any opposition in Poland.
Krasinski Square and the Warsaw Uprising: In 1944, the entire city of Warsaw revolts against the Nazis. At the end of this uprising, 220,000 Warsaw people die. 60,000 of them are Polish soldiers. The Warsaw Uprising is organized by the Polish Government-in-exile. 15,000 Nazi soldiers die. The Nazis are literally murdering 220,000 people.
The home of Nobel Prize-winning Polish scientist Marie Curie is in Warsaw. She lived in Warsaw until she was 19, then she won the Sorbonne University and started living in France.
Our Warsaw Travel Vlog and Warsaw Travel Notes will continue in our next section.
00:00 Chat about Poznan Christmas Market and City Center
02:25 Poznan Christmas Market
04:37 Chat about Poland and Poznan Old Town
07:28 A short tour of Poznan
11:35 Warsaw City Center
13:52 Katyn Chapel
15:32 Krasinski Square and the 1944 Warsaw Uprising
19:05 The house where Marie Curie was born
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