#polish soldier

[unmotivatedartistry]

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two posts in two days? whew. also, don't ask me how long this took. months, actually. how many layers? 108 including the sketch layers, 102 without. i'm going insane. also please appreciate him he took hours

[blu-cheavy]

poland is real and we all just have to live with that

( this is a character from damashidx on youtube)

[wojakgallery]

Title/Name: Polish Soldier Wojak Series: Feels Guy (Variant) Image by: Unknown Main Tag: Polish Soldier Wojak

[kewpiekills]

finally finished this up from a handful of months ago

[nipuni]

On may 2nd we participated in the reenactment of Madrid's uprising against French occupation in 1808 at the Royal palace and also visited the Liria Palace 😊 All of Madrid was there!! it was crazy, I couldn't take pictures once the act started but we were on the news and had our pictures taken by the press 😵‍💫

[machazer]

Movie. Documentary about the 303 Division. 🇵🇱

Wrocław knows the Red Baron.

The tourist brand.

[illustratus]

Vive l'Empereur! by Wojciech Kossak

[tiredspoi]

TF2 Soldier Toy Box I did not finish this but decided to share it anyway

[nautical-poe]

Wojtek the Polish War Bear for my Illustration class! Prompt: Historical Event

[pushing500]

Well, Ivy seems to be adjusting to her new arm/flesh whip/companion well enough (she's named it Henry).

The Jones Boys were naturally a bit shocked and confused when they got back to find a pool of blood by the twisted obelisk and a writhing tendril where their kid's arm used to be, but we all have to put up with strange stuff on the rim.

After ensuring Ivy and Alistair were okay, the Jones Boys returned to work until a transport pod fell from the sky! They begrudgingly rescued the hapless occupant, as it was a person from Wasbum, which is the faction we need to become allies with to get the first piece of the Archonexus map.

Mechi seems to be enjoying his new private bathroom (being an Acolyte has its perks) to get some well-earned relaxation time. Surely nothing else could happen to stress him out today, right?

Who's spreading rumours that Mechi is charming?? The man has the approachable personality of a moose with a toothache.

No, Purple, he's not marrying you. Don't be silly.

With that nonsense taken care of, it's time to curl up in bed with Security Chief Ratchet keeping a dutiful watch so no aspiring fiancees make it past.

Goodnight, Mechi. Enjoy your beauty sleep.

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[tf2heritageposts]

Imagining Soldier comforting someone by taking his helmet off and reaching in and offering them a single, scalp temperature pierogi

this ask has been in my inbox for two days and i kept it there because i love the imagery of soldier trying to comfort someone and just completely silently handing them a stale perogi. and then just staring directly into their soul

[helmut--zemo]

You're an absolutely stunning, murderous creature.

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@ws-barnes

[ripstefano]

The Polish Standard-Bearer, Paris 1814 (c. 1831)

Léon Cogniet (French, 1794-1880)

[radykalny-feminizm]

On the anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, it's important to remember the remarkable role that women played in this tragic and heroic event. Thousands of women participated in the uprising, which began on August 1, 1944, taking on various roles, from frontline soldiers to medics and couriers.

The Roles of Women in the Warsaw Uprising:

Soldiers: Women fought on the front lines, often alongside men. They were members of regular units of the Home Army as well as spontaneously formed volunteer units. Many women, who had been involved in underground activities during the occupation, took up arms to fight for the freedom of the capital when the uprising broke out.

Medics and Doctors: Women made up the core of the medical staff. They worked in field hospitals, providing aid to the wounded, often under extremely difficult conditions. They frequently risked their lives to evacuate the injured from under fire. Their courage and dedication were invaluable, and some were posthumously honored for their heroism.

Couriers and Messengers: Couriers and messengers played a crucial role, carrying orders, messages, and supplies between units. They often moved through areas under fire, exposing themselves to great danger. Without their invaluable services, communication between units would have been significantly hindered.

Women in the Resistance Movement: Even before the uprising, many women were involved in the resistance movement, engaging in underground education, publishing activities, diversion, and sabotage. Their work was crucial for organizing the armed action.

Notable Women of the Uprising:

Among the women who fought in the uprising, several stand out, such as:

Krystyna Krahelska ("Danuta") - a poet, medic, and author of the song "Hey Boys, Bayonet on the Gun!". She was rescuing a wounded colleague when she was shot three times in the chest and died on August 2, 1944.

Anna Zakrzewska ("Biała Hanka") - served with the Polish underground army as a courier and a medical orderly. She was killed in the course of desperate combat during the Uprising.

Elżbieta Zawacka ("Zo") - one of the few female paratroopers of the "Silent Unseen" (a special forces unit), a courier, later a brigadier general. She survived the war and died in 2009 at the age of 99.

Wanda Traczyk-Stawska ("Pączek") - a marksman in the "Parasol" unit, later a psychologist and social activist. She is still alive and remains a prominent figure, advocating for historical memory and social justice issues.

[canisxx]

AYO NO WAY

I just saw a dude who looks like Solder irl. I'm dead serious. Without exaggeration.

He even wore a red jacket.

I'm going insane