Марш Домбровского - Польский гимн - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Polish anthem is the composition “Mazurek dąbrowskiego” (“Mazurka Dombrovsky” or “Dombrovsky march”), written by Jozef Vybitsky (Józef Wybicki) in 1797.

The original name is “Pieš Legionów Polskich We Włoszech” (“Song of the Polish Legions in Italy”), also known on the first line - “Jeszcze Polska Nie Zginęła” (“Poland has not died”), which is often mistakenly accepted by the national motto of Poland.

Poland disappeared from the political map of Europe as a result of the third section of Poland in 1795, carried out by Russia, Prussia and Austria.

In 1797, the Polish General Jan Genrik Dombrovsky, with the permission of Napoleon Bonaparte, created Polish legions in Italy, which, according to Dombrovsky, were supposed to free Poland from occupation, but in the summer of the same year Napoleon began negotiations with Austria, which poorly affected the fighting spirit of the Polish legionnaires. Yuzef Vobitsky arrived in Italy in the summer of the same year, and composed the words of a song that was supposed to cheer up the legionnaires. It was first performed on July 20 by the military orchestra in the rhythm of the mazurki on the Polish folk melody.

The song quickly became very popular in Poland. She became the national anthem of the November and January uprising.

In 1926, the "Marsh of Dombrovsky" became the state anthem of Poland.

Mazurek dąbrowskiego (Mazurka Dombrovsky)

Jeszcze Polska Nie Zginęła, Poland has not yet died,

Kedy my żyjem. While we live.

Co Nam Obca Przemoc Wzięła, everything that is taken by enemy force,

Szablą odbierzemy. We will return sabers.

Marsz, Marsz, Dąbrowski, Marsh, Dombrovsky, Marsh, Dombrovsky.

Z ziemi włoskiej do polski, we are from Rome to the lands of Poland.

Za twoim przedem under your hand freedom

Złączym się z narodem. We will connect us with the people

Przejdziem wisłę, przejdziem wartę, we will cross the Vistya with Varta,

Będziem Polakami, so that we will be Poles.

Dał Nam Przykład Bonaparte, following the example of Bonaparte

JAK ZWYCIężAWY MAMY. We will be able to win.

Marsz, Marsz, Dąbrowski ... March, March, Dombrovsky ...

Jak Czarniecki Do Poznania as Charnetsky arrived in Poznan,

PO SZWEDZKIM Zaborze, Swedish captured, when

DLA OJCZYZNY RATOWANIA We are to save the Fatherland

Wrócim Się Przez Morze. We are from behind the sea

Marsz, Marsz, Dąbrowski ... March, March, Dombrovsky ...

Już Tam Ojciec do Swej Basi will say: “Listen, daughter,” - dad,

Mówi zapłakany: not hiding tears here, -

"Słuchaj Jeno, pono nasi" You hear, ours come:

Biją w Tarabany. "The drums beat."

Marsz, Marsz, Dąbrowski ... March, March, Dombrovsky ...

The original text “Dombrovsky Mazurki” included two additional stanzas (they are absent in the official text of the state anthem of Poland):

Niemiec, moskal nie osiędzie, do not settle [in our region] neither the German nor Moskal,

Gdy jąwszy pałasza kohl, under the canopy of the wings,

HASLEM WSZYSTKICH ZGODA Będzie will be consent to our cry

I ojczyzna nasza and our Fatherland

Marsz, Marsz, Dąbrowski ... March, March, Dombrovsky.

Na to wszystkich jedne głosy and our voices will merge into one:

DOSYCH TEJ NIEWOLI! The end of captivity!

MAMY RACławickie Kosy We have Ratslavitsky braids,

Košiuszkę, bóg pozwoli. With us, Kosciuszko, and God will help us. "

Marsz, Marsz, Dąbrowski ...