Jan Matejko, Bitwa pod Grunwaldem (The Battle of Grunwald) [fragment]
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Jan Matejko, Bitwa pod Grunwaldem (The Battle of Grunwald) [fragment]
1878, oil on canvas,

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Battle of Grunwald 2024, Poland.
Photo by Paweł Ossoliński.
Schloss GRUNWALD near Munich / GERMANY
PL:
Pola Grunwaldu
15 lipca 1410 roku na polach pod Grunwaldem miała miejsce jedna z największych bitew w historii średniowiecznej Europy. Stoczona ona została pomiędzy siłami zakonu krzyżackiego, wspomaganego przez rycerstwo zachodnioeuropejskie (głównie z Czech, z wielu księstw śląskich, z Pomorza Zachodniego i z pozostałych państw Świętego Cesarstwa Rzymskiego) oraz Prusów pod dowództwem wielkiego mistrza Ulricha von Jungingena, a połączonymi siłami polskimi i litewskimi (złożonymi głównie z Polaków, Litwinów i Rusinów) oraz niewielkich wojsk tatarskich wspieranych lennikami obu tych krajów (Hospodarstwo Mołdawskie, księstwo mazowieckie, księstwo płockie, księstwo bełskie, Podole i litewskie lenna na Rusi) oraz najemnikami z Czech, Moraw i z księstw Śląska oraz uciekinierami ze Złotej Ordy i chorągwiami prywatnymi (między innymi chorągiew z Nowogrodu Wielkiego księcia Lingwena Semena), pod dowództwem króla Polski Władysława II Jagiełły i wielkiego księcia litewskiego Witolda.
Bitwa ta zakończyła się zwycięstwem wojsk polsko-litewskich, co miało ogromne znaczenie dla dalszych losów obu krajów.
EN:
Fields of Grunwald, Poland
On July 15, 1410, one of the largest battles in the history of medieval Europe took place in the fields near Grunwald. It was fought between the forces of the Teutonic Order, supported by Western European knights and the Prussians under the command of Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen, against the combined Polish and Lithuanian forces along with a small contingent of Tatar troops supported by vassals from both countries as well as mercenaries from Bohemia, Moravia, and the Silesian duchies, and refugees from the Golden Horde and private banners under the command of King of Poland Władysław II Jagiełło and Grand Duke of Lithuania Vytautas.
The battle ended with a victory for the Polish-Lithuanian forces, which had a significant impact on the future of both countries.

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27.02.2024
A "memorable date in the military history of Russia" that wasn't.... According to Google translate, Russia has decided that the 15th of July is a "memorable date of the military history of Russia" because "on this day in 1410, Russian troops and their allies defeated the German knights in the Battle of Grunwald". Wait....what????? Back in the real world, this is just another Russian lie.... The battle of Grunwald (Žalgiris) was one of the largest and most significant battles that took place in medieval Europe, and was a decisive victory for the combined forces of King Władysław II Jagiełło of Poland and Vytautas the Grand Duke of Lithuania, against the Teutonic Knights. The Lithuanian army under the command of Grand Duke Vytautas was comprised of 40 banners and included troops from all parts of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, which at that time included the whole of modern Belarus, parts of what is now western Russia and most of Ukraine. The only tangible connection between the battle of Grunwald and Russia is the fact that three of the Lithuanian banners were from Smolensk. But although Smolensk is in Russia today, back in 1410 it was in Lithuania, and the Smolensk banners (whose ethnic composition is not known) were led into battle by Prince Simeon Lingwen - the King of Poland's brother. And as a Russian state didn't actually exist at the time, and its precursor - the Grand Duchy of Moscow - played no part in the battle whatsoever, calling it a "memorable date of the military history of Russia" really is a bit of a stretch....
However, this ludicrous claim demonstrates the extent to which the winos and crackheads who churn out the Kremlin's propaganda try to rewrite history by shamelessly making stuff up and lying about pretty much everything (just like they do about current events). On the other hand, you do have to admire their dedication. Russia began to falsely appropriate this particular event in the history of Poland and Lithuania a few years ago, and I guess that anyone who is prepared to go all the way back to the 15th century to find new things to lie about really takes the art of lying very seriously. Incidentally, the battle scene depicted in the screenshot above is taken from a painting called "The Battle Of Grunwald" by Polish artist Jan Matejko. During the Second World War this painting was hidden in Lublin to prevent it from falling into the hands of the Germans. "The Battle Of Grunwald" and another of Matejko's paintings called "Prussian Homage" (which depicts Albrecht of Hohenzollern, the Duke of Prussia, kneeling in submission while paying homage to Polish King Zygmunt I in Kraków on 10th April 1525) topped their list of "most wanted" Polish artworks. But although the Germans looted or destroyed many other artifacts of Polish culture during WW2, they never managed to find either of these paintings ("Prussian Homage" was hidden in the town of Zamość)....
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