Gdańsk Massacre by Teutonic Knights in 1308

[Peterski]

Do you also consider Ukrainians and Russians bloodthirsty savages?

No, I don't even consider Germans as such.

But the Teutonic Knights were not angels for sure. The Teutonic Knights are controversial (just like the Knights Templar), they were often driven by greed and did not hesitate to attack Christians.

[Peterski]

Here is an excerpt from "Pan Tadeusz: The Last Foray in Lithuania" (English translation) written by Adam Mickiewicz in 1834:

http://leonardkress.com/Pan%20Tadeusz.pdf - from page 89/277

"The Judge unlocked a special liquor trunk;
from the protruding necks he chose a flask,
a fine crystal gift from the Bernardine monk.
Gdansk Vodka - he said - and no hard task
for Pole to drink. Long live Gdansk! - he shouted,
raising his stein. Gdansk was once our town,
and so will be again. The vodka spouted
a silver arc as he poured it around,
till only golden leaves glowed on the ground."

[Voskos]

Where were these knights from?

[pulstar]

Where were these knights from?

HRE

[Sandman]

Poles paid back to Germans in 1311, killing German burghers in Krakow.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebellion_of_mayor_Albert