Wspólny wróg Polski i Turcji — kto sabotował ten sojusz?

Poland and Turkey—eternal enemies? Not necessarily. For over two centuries, both countries shared the same enemy: Russia. And during that time, they repeatedly—quietly, unofficially, but truly—worked together. This film tells the story of a forgotten chapter in Polish-Ottoman history: about Stefan Batory, who, as an ally of Istanbul, defeated Ivan the Terrible. About diplomatic missions to Istanbul during the Deluge, when Poland sought an ally everywhere. About why the alliance was never formalized—and who sabotaged it. Tatars? Cossacks? Church? Habsburgs? This is a story that doesn't appear in textbooks because it doesn't fit any national narrative, neither Polish nor Turkish. But it's true—and surprising. Had the Polish-Ottoman alliance endured, the history of Russian expansion might have been completely different. Forgotten Witness—Poland's history through the eyes of a Turk. Each episode offers a forgotten perspective. Subscribe and turn on notifications — new videos regularly. #PolishHistory #StefanBatory #PolishOttomanAlliance #HistoricalDocument #OttomanHistory #ForgottenHistory #PolandITurkey #16thCenturyPoland #ForgottenWitness