Comments by "Natalia Mach" (@nataliamach7248) on "A Day In History" channel.

  1. I hope you don't blame them. I certainly don't. My great grandfather was Ukrainian, but he only managed to father a child with my Polish great grandmother and after that run away never to return. I will never forget what the ukrainians did to the Poles and they better understand that there will be no friendship if they won' let go of their natzi genocidal 'heroes'. The argument about Poles persecuting ukrainians is wildly exaggerated and the facts are twisted in order to fit their narrative of being victims defending themselves. it's beyond disturbing.
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  2.  @terencefredrick9726  we are all direct descendants of Noah, every single one of us.
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  3.  @sergelynch6200  Lies have short legs darling. Keep justifying your actions with lies and see where you end up. Poles will not aid you there.
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  4.  @abcmh  @abcmh No, it kinda was not. Armia Krajowa defended Poles who were being slaughtered by Ukrainians within our own borders. It was pure defence, get it right.
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  5. THEY LOVE HIM
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  6.  @Carlos-im2jp  Probably is not a good enough reason to treat a murderer as a hero. Sorry.
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  7.  @MKZ3003  Is it a custom where you are from to call the perpetrators victims? I feel sorry for you bro. Not in Poland tho. We like the truth.
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  8.  @MykolaLastovetsky  you wish
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  9.  @TrustyEngineer  So a genocide is all good because Pax et Bonum? Only the truth provides forgiveness, not lies.
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  10.  @marions7423  If you have any proof of your words we would all like to see, otherwise kindly stop spreading deceit.
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  11.  @abcmh  That would be like saying a certain german leader of austrian origin deserves praise too, not because he slaughtered the jews, but because he wanted to give germans a good financial status and some extra lands. Should he also be justified?
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  12.  @TrustyEngineer  In Poland we have a famous saying: "Peace? Yes, but not at all cost". In this case not at the cost of truth.
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  13.  @abcmh  Good deeds do not justify the bad. Do you truly believe hey have the right to praise them for chopping up little children?
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  14.  @svp2864  The reality is the official number is only 100 000 when in reality it's over half a million but this is such an inconvenient truth, why talk about it, no? Also, Polish Armia Krajowa was only defending Poles from Ukrainians who were actively attacking civilians within our own borders. Forgot about that one, eh?
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  15.  @tamolamo4698  oh and by the way, what Russia is doing today in not out of imperialism but because Ukraine is openly natzi, get it right. They will not deny it themselves so it would be silly for you to deny it for them.
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  16. Because Poles have soft hearts for their fellow Slavic brothers. Ukraine in Polish means borderland- because it used to be our district and they still proudly use it today, but since they refuse to allow us to burry our dead, I think it is only fair to stop the support.
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  17.  @aniinnrchoque1861  @aniinnrchoque1861 Oh yes, we understand, the deaths of thousands of tiny babies in unspeakable horror is understandable because 'the times were tough'.
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  18.  @tamolamo4698  Ukraine was never even a nation so what imperialism or nationalism are you talking about? I think the term you are looking for is racism: hatred of other nations. There was no war between Ukraine and Poland at the time, because Poland was under occupation and Ukraine was the name of Polish district, so what war from a 100 years ago? It was a genocide motivated by the need to grab our lands. They thought if they kill enough of the local population they have a chance to take it by a vote, which was a popular way to decide about land and nations at the time. What is more Poland belongs to Nato so do you really think Putin would go to war with the USA? You are out of your mind mate.
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  19. There is no future for liars
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  20.  @keith7167  Perhaps the Jews also should forgive and forget because it was a war?
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  21. yes they sure made an art out of killing, so resilient of them, I'm in awe. 🤮
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  22.  @alexandersidorenko9568  If it was so the they would be able to get the land by popular vote, but they knew very well they had NO CHANCE. Because most of the inhabitants were Poles. Hence the tragic unfolding of history. Your lies will not become true no matter how many times you repeat.
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  23.  @mahamadoutraore1077  Trying to become victims by comparisons to slaves? Poles did not invade you. You invaded us.
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  24.  @person6539  you should probably get on with it, also share the title so we can join you in this task!
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  25. Who did the same? Poles killed the Ukrainians in order to get their land, did they? Nope, I don't think so, so no darling, nobody 'did the same' to your dear nation. Misguided is not a word applicable in this instance. Evil, wretched, wicked, completely soulless- yes. Killing of babies in the most cruel way possible misguided? I think you might be misguided.
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  26. Our Slavic brothers!
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  27. be specific, maybe we can talk about it. Unless you made it up.
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  28.  @gervas4935  eye witness testimonies anyone?
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  29.  @SYN022  lies have short legs darling
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  30.  @SYN022  you don't know who started the war? Get a book. The truth defends itself sweetheart.
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  31.  @svp2864  Yes they were one sided, but it's such a harsh reality, better put on pink glasses and pretend it's all good. Sure vania, just eat your lollipop.
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  32.  @randomheadcrab4658  Being an idiot is one thing, but to brag about it is another.
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  33. You mean Ukraine
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  34.  @AverageUkrainianGuy  Sources please, unless you made it up. Also what is ONR? Are you part of UPA?
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  35. This is pure bulls pizzle. Poland and Ukraine are not friends.
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  36.  @keith7167  you wish, than you would not have to feel guilty, how convenient.
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  37. That's because Stalin was killing his own without any boundaries.
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  38. yes, hitler also
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  39.  @malkontentniepoprawny6885  No, Ukraine attacked and destroyed it, Russia tried to defend the civilians. Exactly, the natzis tried to attack Russian speaking people, Russia reacted.
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  40.  @Ave_worker  Were Poles even allowed to burry their dead, or are the bones scattered till today?
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  41. Shame on you for supporting a genocide
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  42. Belarus was Poland in that time and nobody called themselves belarusians then. Get it right bro. You are a mix of Polish and Russians, what are you even talking about?
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  43. Oh how enlightened of you to teach us. Sure, Poles recognizing their heritage and history and land it 'tribalism' and so primitive, no? I'm sure that if we allow ourselves to let go of any values that build us up we will achieve eternal peace. Why bash the killing of babies when we can just let it go and allow it to happen over and over again, no? I think that would be such tremendous growth and peace.
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  44. As a Pole I feel sorry that you think you need to say how sorry you are about the jews when the described genocide was against Poles, by the Ukrainians and had 0 to do with the jews.
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  45. the Natzis 🤣 is this a nation? or are you suggesting Germany to change its name?
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  46. Just like Russia and USA.
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  47. Stalin was georgian
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  48. we forgive but we do not forget, or will we ever
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  49. see we thought so too, until they got their garden tools out
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  50.  @FredrikI2  just as much as hitler
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