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It was obvious to us that we had to make a song about it, that we should talk about it. There were a lot of emotions that resulted in the creation of this song. That the Soviet Union stopped the attack and waited without helping the insurgents. So believe it or not, but the song Uprising was not meant to kiss butts. For us it is one of the most important and spectacular events of the Second World War. Earlier, we heard that something like this happened, but we didn't know any details. note) at the premiere of the video and then we first learned more about the Warsaw Uprising. Mullback: " When we wrote 40:1, we were here (in Warsaw Uprising Museum - ed. Simply, the topic was fascinating enough that we had to write a song about the Uprising." We did not calculate whether it would bring us greater popularity in Poland. Pär: "When we visited the Warsaw Uprising Museum, we were so impressed that we wrote "Uprising" almost instantly. Joakim: "(.) The Warsaw Uprising is an important part of Polish history and has been criminally ignored by the rest of the world. An ambulance was called to the set, but after receiving the analgesic injection, the shooting continued. As a result, the scenes with the band had to be discontinued for the time being.

Daniel Myhr suspected that he had a broken rib because of the accident he was involved in few days before the shooting.

Peter Stormare agreed to play in the video because he's a heavy metal fan and a fan of Sabaton, who usually turns down offers to play in music videos.

The video was shot 18-, in Norblin Factory, Warsaw.

Sabaton could shoot the video during the mourning period in Poland, but as a token of respect, they decided to postpone the shooting.

The shooting was postponed a week later, but it had to be postponed again due to the volcano eruption on Iceland that paralyzed air traffic in Europe.

The video for the song was supposed to be shot in April 2010, but it was postponed due to the crash of the plane with the Polish president on board.

The winning translation was chosen as the official.

Because the official translation of " 40:1" was heavily criticized by the Polish fans, a contest was set for the best translation of the "Uprising" lyrics to Polish.

In the demo version of the song, Joakim sings "Warszawo walcz" for the second time, but for some reason, on the album version he sings "Warszawo wal".