Congrats, you have summoned at least one Sabaton fan.
Nuclear_Chicken5 on
We almost got it.
Bartin1302 on
THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
UxorionCanoe64 on
The winged hussars are objectivly cool
No-Standard6541 on
God bless the Polish people
densoi3 on
King Jan Sobieski and his 10,000 winged riders.
IronVader501 on
*And the other 80% of the Holy Leagues Forces that did the fighting for most of day that get forgotten every time.
Toruviel_ on
You can make memes about Hodów, Kłuszyn, Kircholm, Chocim, Orsha, Gniew when talking about Winged Hussars too
aFalseSlimShady on
“they fly now!?” -Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa Pasha, probably
DABSPIDGETFINNER on
Modern-day polish propaganda really managed to convince the world that Poland “saved the west” when in reality they only were a small part of the relief force and only joined the battle when the Austro-German infantry had broken the turkish ranks and defeat was imminent. Even then Sobieski didn’t want his men to “fight too much” so the polish cavalry was the first to abandon battle and to loot the Turkish camps , while the austro german cavalry (who btw also made up the biggest number of the “legendary” cavalry charge) continued the battle. Also Sobieski only agreed to help out after austry basically promised them the lions share of the loot as well as paying their army for the entire time, so no he didn’t help for some “great noble cause”
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Congrats, you have summoned at least one Sabaton fan.
We almost got it.
THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
The winged hussars are objectivly cool
God bless the Polish people
King Jan Sobieski and his 10,000 winged riders.
*And the other 80% of the Holy Leagues Forces that did the fighting for most of day that get forgotten every time.
You can make memes about Hodów, Kłuszyn, Kircholm, Chocim, Orsha, Gniew when talking about Winged Hussars too
“they fly now!?” -Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa Pasha, probably
Modern-day polish propaganda really managed to convince the world that Poland “saved the west” when in reality they only were a small part of the relief force and only joined the battle when the Austro-German infantry had broken the turkish ranks and defeat was imminent. Even then Sobieski didn’t want his men to “fight too much” so the polish cavalry was the first to abandon battle and to loot the Turkish camps , while the austro german cavalry (who btw also made up the biggest number of the “legendary” cavalry charge) continued the battle. Also Sobieski only agreed to help out after austry basically promised them the lions share of the loot as well as paying their army for the entire time, so no he didn’t help for some “great noble cause”
A cry for help in time of need
Await relief from Holy League