Polish - Lithuanian - Teutonic Great War (1409-1411) Documentary

[Ilkin Gambar]

I recently started a documentary series on historical wars. Though that you guys might find it interesting. This one is on the Great War of 1409-1411 between Polish-Lithuanian alliance and Teutonic Order.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB-1VCmruCw

[Gecko]

That was a quite nice documentary, it might lack some details, but you have passed through that 'bias' barrier quite well. As there are many debates about Lithuania and Poland which was superior and etc, I honestly thought that this documentary will be more one sided, but you carried it out quite well.

By the way, the tactic of retreat was learned by Vytautas the Great during the Battle of the Vorskla River in which it was used against him and caused his defeat. Some historians claim that Vytautas the Great used this tactic during the Battle of Grunwald, other say that Lithuanian army has retreated and left Polish army alone against the Teutonic Knights for the rest of the battle. As far as I know, the version of permanent retreat was denied by many foreign historians.

[Ilkin Gambar]

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Mausgard von Katzenstein:

That was a quite nice documentary, it might lack some details, but you have passed through that 'bias' barrier quite well. As there are many debates about Lithuania and Poland which was superior and etc, I honestly thought that this documentary will be more one sided, but you carried it out quite well.

By the way, the tactic of retreat was learned by Vytautas the Great during the Battle of the Vorskla River in which it was used against him and caused his defeat. Some historians claim that Vytautas the Great used this tactic during the Battle of Grunwald, other say that Lithuanian army has retreated and left Polish army alone against the Teutonic Knights for the rest of the battle. As far as I know, the version of permanent retreat was denied by many foreign historians.

Thank you for watching! Some older historians claimed that Lithuanians run all the way back to Vilnius. Which is obviously ridiculous.
I knew about battle of Vorskla, but decided not to burden this documentary with one army.