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The Worst War You Never Learned About 

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Комментарии : 17 тыс.   
@johnnyharris
@johnnyharris Год назад
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@Arriss2121
@Arriss2121 Год назад
👍
@domicreator
@domicreator Год назад
Hi, Johnny loved this vid, been following you for years and I am happy you did story on Balkan area, hope you do story about Croatia too. :)
@isiahfriedlander5559
@isiahfriedlander5559 Год назад
By the way, would you please list the sources for this video, this topic always fascinated me, specially how the west practically forgot what happened
@goodbit11
@goodbit11 Год назад
It's amazing how interesting maps are, considering how boring it sounds like they would be to study.
@jububoobaroo67
@jububoobaroo67 Год назад
The US bombed Serbia which was the real atrocity.
@beardoswaggins739
@beardoswaggins739 Год назад
I lived in Bosnia during this war. Lost two uncles and remember heading to a giant meadow with my mum to identify her sisters husbands. It was a terrible conflict. My late father walked during bombing raids to UN bread lines to collect food and water and walked it back. He told me you never ran during a bombing raid because you didn't know if you'd run right into a falling shell, so you just walked, getting showered in debris and moving from building to building to avoid sniper fire. He had some really messed up stories about his experience. Thank you Johnny for shedding light on this, it really means to world to everyone who experienced this awful war.
@Yocole5
@Yocole5 Год назад
Wow…incredible story about your father. Seems like he was such a strong man, I’m sure you’ve heard many stories!! Always cherish people that have seen more than you will in a lifetime❤️I hope he lived a long happy life looking back in these stories and awful times, thank you so much for sharing!
@Ben-rz9cf
@Ben-rz9cf Год назад
I talked to a Kosovan who worked for the UN during the Clinton administration. He told me stories about getting stopped at a Serbian road block and they told him they would rape his wife and basically told him they would give him a head start before they hunted him down and killed him. I thought it was crazy because this is the kind of stuff that so obviously goes against the geneva convention. A lot of Americans talk shit on Bill Clinton but anyone who lived through those wars is certainly grateful to him and it may have been the last time that american intervention abroad was truly benevolent.
@danielgomessilva8966
@danielgomessilva8966 Год назад
Thx for sharing
@techbox2002
@techbox2002 Год назад
Incredible story, thanks for sharing.
@jnetwork3232
@jnetwork3232 Год назад
Takes “parents way to school” seriously
@Whatupitskevin
@Whatupitskevin 11 месяцев назад
They just found my coworkers brother body in a mass grave and has finally just been identified after being missing for decades. It was heartbreaking having a woman in her 60s crying on your shoulder.
@shonenjumpmagneto
@shonenjumpmagneto 11 месяцев назад
*shoulder?
@Whatupitskevin
@Whatupitskevin 11 месяцев назад
@@shonenjumpmagneto yes thank you voice to text will do that
@anna-gt2mu
@anna-gt2mu 10 месяцев назад
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@anna-gt2mu
@anna-gt2mu 10 месяцев назад
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@Staerkebombe
@Staerkebombe 9 месяцев назад
*May Allah Almighty have mercy upon him, and give her pleasure, amiin yaa Hu*
@War_Zone360
@War_Zone360 5 месяцев назад
I’m a survivor of this war and I also lost two uncles during the conflict and it’s amazing how useless UN is and was allowing thousands of people to be murdered. The world never seems to learn lessons and change foreign policy.
@allenramirez2778
@allenramirez2778 Месяц назад
They do say they're peacekeepers, at whatever the cost. They definitely wouldn't of survived though if they got involved in the fighting
@ANato_Channel
@ANato_Channel Месяц назад
How useless is Alija after withdrawing Lisabon agreement
@muksimulmaad7413
@muksimulmaad7413 Месяц назад
Mass tragedy happens Dont help Issue an apology the next generation 30 years later UN peacekeeping
@superloversonic5682
@superloversonic5682 Месяц назад
Its like UN did not help in Bosnian war 😢😡🤬
@Benjimac379
@Benjimac379 Месяц назад
As an American, the people who did care was the special forces that apprehended the war criminals that were responsible for the atrocities that were committed by those animals. We Americans have said this for years: THE UN IS A JOKE
@MiladJP
@MiladJP 24 дня назад
Next to my apartment in Germany, there is a small pub. - Owner is Albanian, Customers are Croats, Serbian, Bosnian, Greek and Turkish. We all live in peace, we all celebrate together. They have left the battles of their fathers at home and decided to finally start again with love and joy for their shared food, often the language and culture. I am amazed every single day I pass this pub. It's called Arians Pub (named after the owners son Arian) and it is in Hamburg. The most amazing gathering of Balkan states.
@svendankic8589
@svendankic8589 23 дня назад
Can you please tell me the name of a pub.I am going to Hamburg for euro 2024 so Im probably gonna go often to the fan zone
@MiladJP
@MiladJP 23 дня назад
@@svendankic8589 Arian's Pub - Adress: Stellinger Weg 20, 20255 Hamburg They got many beers from Germany, France, Belgium, England. Really good inventory. Price is also good, compared to the touristic area.
@AlexD-mg9xb
@AlexD-mg9xb 22 дня назад
@@svendankic8589 if you search Arian's pub, Hamburg on google earth there's only one result i think that's it
@daniraspahic2625
@daniraspahic2625 19 дней назад
Dear MiladJP, this proves that every war is just a trick, becuase people naturally come togedher and help each other, thank you for sharing the same opinion as many of us in former Yogoslavia’s people.
@janap8019
@janap8019 17 дней назад
Yes this is what is the truth not the people that are spreading hate and lies, because the war in Yugoslavia was manufactured, there is a French general he made confession before he died, Germany wanted to revenge serbs because of the ww and to split Yugoslavia because it was to powerfull, so they planted seeds into croats and muslims to turn against the serbs…and they waited for Tito to die…that was their plann and untill this day we all can see the truth that this confession was accurate…Germany untill this day isn’t satisfied they aren’t done with Serbia they want to kill the serbian soul to…but you can’t do that because we know the truth
@portsouth
@portsouth Год назад
I had a professor, his name gave away that he was Bosnian so he was put into a labor camp cutting down trees mostly. After some time he was let go. Later he was taken to another labor camp and forced to dig trenches, he acted as a guard and escaped with a fake ID and lived in Belgrade until the war ended. He told us “And that was my first performance” and that that performance was the start for his love of acting, and the arts.
@milosmilosic2632
@milosmilosic2632 Год назад
WHY CAN'T BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BE A UNITARY MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY...? Bosnia and Herzegovina was a multi-ethnic community in Yugoslavia - while the cohesive strength of the community came from self-governing worker (class...!) consciousness, which was: above all religious and national consciousness. In such circumstances: where the dominant form was social ownership of the means of production, and the main production relationship: SELF-MANAGEMENT, it was easy to build multi-ethnic relations and multiculturalism: which was reflected in film, sports and especially in music, where it manifested itself the most...! With the introduction of capitalist relations and private property as the dominant form in the economy, where PROFIT is the main driver of everything and not satisfying the NEEDS OF CITIZENS, political relations are radically changed, where the existing multi-ethnic and multicultural community is legally disintegrating, because this "new" is now based on : A MULTI-PARTY POLITICAL SYSTEM, where each ethnic group legally creates its own political party... And they are no longer bound by CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS and affiliation, but exclusively by NATIONAL or RELIGIOUS (both in politics, culture, economy, security and sports...!) Any attempt in such (bourgeois...) circumstances, to establish some kind of UNITARY COMMUNITY, inevitably leads to the domination of one nation and therefore to conflict within such an artificial (forced...) community, and finally, to the inevitable... - WAR...! I will prove to you with a very simple question, that Muslims from Bosnia are ESSENTIALLY the instigators of the war in BiH...! "If TOMORROW ALL SERBS from Republika Srpska were to collectively convert from Orthodoxy to Islam, would you - shoot them"...? Answer me....? If you have a "hertz"...? If you say: that you would not shoot the Serbs, if they collectively convert to Islam: THAT MEANS - THAT YOU did not like the multi-ethnic and multicultural Bosnia that existed in the SFRY and that you are: 100% responsible for the outbreak of war in Bosnia...! If you say: That you would still shoot at the Serbs... - it only means that you are a FASCIST society and a fascist TOTALITARIAN community, which does not know how to organize economic life in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the principles of democratic principles, and that is why you NEED ROBBERY of other peoples and their economic and financial resources. So...? Are you the instigators of war in BiH...? The answer is: YES...! Muslims are the instigators of war in BiH...!
@abdalrrahim
@abdalrrahim Год назад
@@milosmilosic2632 You sond just like every "peace keeper" I ever heard . Just admit it They are Christian so you veiw theme as the good guys regardless of evidence 🙄 Stop pretending to be unbiased. I am biased too but I don't lie about it
@0816M3RC
@0816M3RC 11 месяцев назад
​@@milosmilosic2632 The Bosnian Serbs should be deported to Serbia.
@commandercody2224
@commandercody2224 11 месяцев назад
​​@@milosmilosic2632 your comment is too much bs for me to bother reading so ill just answer ur question at the begining. the reason it isnt as unitary as it was in yugoslavia is becouse the whole country was held together by Tito. as soon as Tito died in 1980 thing started going downhill and everyone started descending into extreme nationalism wich eventually lead to the wars (and this isnt me praising tito or anything im not the biggest fan of his at all its just the truth)
@mikevarga6742
@mikevarga6742 11 месяцев назад
@@milosmilosic2632 holding socialist yugo together was not easy lol. Tito could be brutal and ruthless when he needed to be. So if u think having someone locked away or killed for an opinion is acceptable, then yea it was easy
@The_right_path100
@The_right_path100 10 месяцев назад
As someone who’s been in Bosnia during this mess I can assure you that war is very much scarier than anything I’ve ever experienced
@Ana_jugo
@Ana_jugo 8 месяцев назад
I feel sorry wish you all the best
@dhzhbb
@dhzhbb 6 месяцев назад
因为有穆斯林,所以有战争
@aleksandarcvetkovic5436
@aleksandarcvetkovic5436 6 месяцев назад
Are you Bosnia native?
@vendetta4640
@vendetta4640 5 месяцев назад
I feel sorry for the civilians. So unnecessary war. In the end all parties had to sit down and agree to a deal. I wish that deal would have come in 1991.
@aleksandarcvetkovic5436
@aleksandarcvetkovic5436 5 месяцев назад
@@vendetta4640 How sorry exactly you feel? Enough to provide pictures of you protesting against war in Bosnia? Or showing copy of paycheck you sent Red Cross to help civilians?
@Jiusolosurfavs
@Jiusolosurfavs 4 месяца назад
My mother and father are both Bosnians, my father escaped in the beginning of the war, my mom stayed for 1 or 2 years, having to escape through an underground tunnel, seeing much of the atrocities and death, she was 12.
@JamesHunt19761
@JamesHunt19761 Месяц назад
disii Lipaa moja Simpatična Bosankoo, a sto lijepo stoji crna bujna kosa, krasno, cime se zanimas inace, odakle su tvoji?
@1389NS
@1389NS 21 день назад
​@@JamesHunt19761 Kakvi su ovo Bosnci sve Japanci i Amerikanci ? I ti isto James... Koji ste vi?
@ahmedgamessa2
@ahmedgamessa2 11 дней назад
Name of tunnel your mom escaped is Tunnel of life-Tunel spasa
@SashaRomeo-cb1fr
@SashaRomeo-cb1fr 3 месяца назад
I'm really glad to see that someone of your breadth and capacity is working on this topic, it really shows how versatile you are.Thank U
@ekids.bassment
@ekids.bassment Год назад
I was part of that. We 'the dutch' were send on a mission with basic weapons and mostly transport vehicles and no tanks. Therefor my trust is gone in the UN and my government. Recently they apologized after 27 years. I was 19 and a lot of soldiers were around that age. So nowadays I'm really upset when people promote the army or war. It's all a game and we're just collateral. there is no bravery in war, just foolishness
@dbgoestotheinternet7609
@dbgoestotheinternet7609 Год назад
War is hell. I detest warmongers. I tell my son never to listen to old men or women banging war drums. Won't be them in the fox hole. They preach in safety. F em. And F the corrupt media/politicians easing the way for bankers wars.
@beancole
@beancole Год назад
I've seen much bravery in war. Just not from those in governments.
@eruno_
@eruno_ Год назад
there is bravery in defending the weak. Sadly Netherlands and UN failed at that and that shame will never go away.
@oreljumovic1731
@oreljumovic1731 Год назад
There is bravery in war, you feel it when you defend the defenceless or you could have felt it if UN would truly stand behind its goals and intentions. Blood of Srebrenica is on UN's hands too
@heisenberg5361
@heisenberg5361 Год назад
Unbelievable. They’ve arranged the conflict and sent some 19 yo soldiers to pretend they are trying to stop it. And then of corse, the American’s with the cavalry to save the day, Uranium bombs on schools and hospitals, bridges getting blasted while a train full of people is passing, planes dropping on cities full of civilians and all that.. Disgusting!
@vedadfisic
@vedadfisic Год назад
As a young child, I spent the entire duration of the war in Bosnia. My mother, who was in her early twenties at the time, and I were constantly on the move, seeking shelter from the relentless bombings. I vividly recall waiting in line for aid from the Red Cross and having to flee from their bombs. One night, my father, who was also in his twenties and deployed on the front line, returned to us. However, my mother did not recognize him at first due to the hardships we had endured. Despite being a Bosniak, my father's best friends were a Serb and a Croat, which further emphasizes the tragic divide that the war had created. The aftermath of the war was also challenging for us. Food shortages were rampant, and my father's salary was paid in one bag of groceries per month instead of money. To supplement our food supply, we went on frequent fishing trips to a nearby river. These fishing trips are among the few memories from that time that I recall with a smile.
@woocheta
@woocheta Год назад
Nadam se da ste svi na broju i zdravo. Živio!
@Dobis86
@Dobis86 Год назад
I grew up in Mostar at that time. Similar story but different, I hope you and your family are doing well these days. We made it out alive, brother.
@peter58peter
@peter58peter Год назад
u was not 'bosniak'. u were jugoslavian muslims.
@Inception1338
@Inception1338 Год назад
I can't help but think of Hitlers strategy to destroy the east in order to make space for Germans...being continued here. The EU one Reich one Führer... It's sad.
@Zrillamarion
@Zrillamarion Год назад
Serbia.. oh yes. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GjnyRdwNkYw.html
@simpleliving-bulgaria4787
@simpleliving-bulgaria4787 3 месяца назад
My ex was a part of this. The stories he told were horrific. I will never forget the things he told me. Absolutely awful. Neighbour against neighbour. Neighbours that lived next to each other for decades became enemies.
@peterrhodes5663
@peterrhodes5663 26 дней назад
I am English, with all the Slavic features, so blend in with that lot. I was in Mostar around 9 years ago. We were in a cafe, and the owner was totaling up the bill. I couldn't understand what he was saying, so asked him in Croatian to speak Hrvatski. We were on the Croatian side of the river, but the hatred in his expression upon hearing my request was unbelievable. That hatred goes back for countless generations. You can suppress it, but it is instilled in the kids. Just like religion. Both Sarajevo and Mostar still had the bombed out buildings, and other structures full if bullet holes from 30 years before. They can't be bothered to fix the damage. If anyone is interested in disaster tourism, Bosnia it's a good country to visit.
@user-ks7vw8zs8r
@user-ks7vw8zs8r 4 дня назад
so true it is an amazing place to visit
@DzevadTopcic
@DzevadTopcic Месяц назад
My father and some uncles were in the war fighting on the Bosnian side . I was born early 96 and we escaped to America when I was 4. I’m so grateful everyday that they made it out alive … but you can tell it changed them forever
@serdavosseaworth6115
@serdavosseaworth6115 7 месяцев назад
UN - United nothing.
@9kk99k9k
@9kk99k9k 2 месяца назад
TRUE
@hpillsbury06
@hpillsbury06 2 месяца назад
I was in Bosnia in 2003, and the international companies that were there to build up after the war did nothing but cause high unemployment with the younger people. Work for the Army as a contractor or starve.
@9kk99k9k
@9kk99k9k 2 месяца назад
@@hpillsbury06 Damn :C
@moa3605
@moa3605 2 месяца назад
Or ..Useless Nation's
@ryanoglesbee1075
@ryanoglesbee1075 2 месяца назад
USA should stop sending funds to the UN, and watch how quickly the whole thing crumbles
@kantemirovskaya1lightninga30
As a former soldier I spent over a year there in 95/96. It was horrific. I had witnessed war firsthand but what I saw there was just appalling. This awakens memories best left asleep.
@zlocerekzlo2254
@zlocerekzlo2254 Год назад
When you were there when it was over😊
@fuzzylogic33
@fuzzylogic33 Год назад
​@@zlocerekzlo2254 yes, but obviously what he saw after was disgusting
@Coolidge2329
@Coolidge2329 Год назад
Joe Biden has dementia
@grantdubridge7995
@grantdubridge7995 Год назад
You were late to the fight. Most of my wifes family, and hundreds of thousands of others, were already gone from the country and spread across the globe.
@tatomirmiletic71
@tatomirmiletic71 Год назад
where are you from and whose side did you fight for?
@Amp1771
@Amp1771 6 месяцев назад
Thank you for explaining this I remember seeing this on the news a lot when I was a kid but never fully understood it. This was like watching one of those Metal Gear backstory vids.
@Xboxers
@Xboxers 2 месяца назад
I can tell you in The Netherlands we definitely learned about this war and the horrific events that played incl. the overrunning of the Dutchbat safe-zone.
@Em-tw1gz
@Em-tw1gz Год назад
As a Bosnian, who witnessed firsthand and survived these events, I can say that in this rather short video, Johnny , you painted the picture pretty well. It brings tears to my eyes. Thanks
@filipmilic7966
@filipmilic7966 Год назад
As a Serb it saddens me how peoples lives were ruined by my country.
@e.k874
@e.k874 Год назад
He said it was complicated story .. it’s not every time Muslims are the victims of crime ppl say it’s complicated
@heisenberg5361
@heisenberg5361 Год назад
Don’t agree with you.
@Taurunum
@Taurunum Год назад
Yea he forgot to mention a lot of unimportant details for west. For example what mujahideens from Arabic countries were doing there when Nato, UN and USA were there also, and how mujahideens arrived, who bring them and how many left after. Also what he didn’t say is why someone who don’t want to be part of some country in this case Yugoslavia want to keep boarders created by same Yugoslavia communist regime. And why someone is allowed to separate from Yugoslavia and again others can’t separate from newly separated regions? What would happened in case that south USA states want to brake out USA to be independent and also not just that but to take boarders USA create as new boards of country plus to forbid any group that want to be part of USA to stay as part of it? Probably USA or any other country would stand still and watch that…There is a lot of questions he, i guess, miss not intentionally.
@e.k874
@e.k874 Год назад
@@Taurunum he forgot to mention that th serbs were worse than the nazi's a genocide is not complicated
@eskay5106
@eskay5106 Год назад
I remember being a 10 yr old in Pakistan and seeing a sudden surge of people who didnt look like me on the streets. A lot of Bosnians were airlifted to Pakistan during the war between 1992 and 1995. I saw mostly women. They were traumatized by what the war had done to them. Housed in refugee camps in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. I dont remember much more about them apart from the fact that they were great people who deserved better. Sending love and peace to the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina!
@libertas5005
@libertas5005 Год назад
We had a Pakistani UN base in my hometown in the 1993, I met some of them in my school as I was a kid at the times during the siege. I still remember them playing Pakistani traditional songs on bagpipes (I'm not sure how you call those instruments in Pakistan). I guess it's part of the British heritage? In any case, Love to Pakistan from a Bosniak.
@kangtheconqueror8784
@kangtheconqueror8784 Год назад
Pakistani war crime and atrocities in Bangladesh, 1971 should be addressed - a Bangladeshi muslim.
@4Everlast
@4Everlast Год назад
People did horrific stuff to each other in those days, absolute monsters that showed their true face in war especially Serbian Četnik's.
@shazanali692
@shazanali692 Год назад
Yougoslavia is the perfect example of a shite storm
@iNeed2.p
@iNeed2.p Год назад
You guys did the same with Bangladesh before 1971 specially Hindu bangladeshis
@randallcraft4071
@randallcraft4071 5 месяцев назад
It blows my mind about about so many of these videos about conflicts that people have supposedly never heard of. I don't know if it has something to do with me being at advanced classes in high school or more likely being a national where we have huge Diaspora populations of former refugees, but this war was covered in my school and a good quarter of my class were Bosnian. We learned about Armenia as well and several other conflicts. I am always surprised other people dont know about some of these crazy things.
@camilliadelagarza4581
@camilliadelagarza4581 6 месяцев назад
Been there. Saw the scars on the streets and hearts. Such a complicated war. But aren’t they all 💔
@Meatsweats_o_O
@Meatsweats_o_O Год назад
A lot Bosnians moved to St. Louis MO cause of this war. I hate the reason they moved here, but I love their community in the area. I've always worked with someone from Bosnia, they have always been fantastic, caring and loving people. Their stories have broken my heart countless times.
@libertas5005
@libertas5005 Год назад
I'm Bosnian who lives in the US but I've never been to St. Louis. How is it nowadays, is it a nice place to visit? I'm thinking about a road trip across the Midwest this summer and was thinking of stopping by in St. Louis for some Bosnian food :)
@Meatsweats_o_O
@Meatsweats_o_O Год назад
@@libertas5005 St. Louis is a complicated little city. statistically we have high crime but it's concentrated to very small areas so it sways the stats very heavily. The area's with a higher concentration of Bosnian are safe and don't have any increased crime problems. South St. Louis is where a lot of Bosnian specific stores are, like Afton, Lemay, Mehlville, Bella Villa, Wilbur Park, Lakeshire. those neighborhoods would probably be a treat for you. Hell the population is high enough that they convinced MLS to build a stadium and we now have a soccer team, all because of our Bosnian population. I'm so damn glad I get to live in the same area as them. the US could and should do more for refugees, it's been nothing but positives for the last 30 years. they're the backbone to so many industries here. Every contractor and electrician I've ever hired has been a Bosnian, and they've never disappointed.
@sanjaveljovic4006
@sanjaveljovic4006 Год назад
@@Meatsweats_o_O I am from Bosnia moved here 1995 lived in Sarajevo witnessed all of it now in USA in Atlanta Georgia but visit St.Louis often as I have Bosnian friends there. Atlanta Georgia has a lot of Bosnians as well.
@nerzhul2455
@nerzhul2455 Год назад
What a ridicuIous popagandish video. "Women were sent to prison camps", women were never sent to prison camps in Bosnia atIeast not by serbs. Another NGO weSStern stooge trying to stir the fire with aII the popaganda in the ongoing situation in Ukraine
@demibasan1714
@demibasan1714 Год назад
my parents moved to swiss, i didnt knew theres a bosnian community in usa lol
@SandmanOFC
@SandmanOFC Год назад
When I visited Bosnia with my family, my dad showed me a vhs tape taken on an old camcorder. The video was taken by a close friend of my dads. He was inside his house, filming as the bombs fell just a couple hundred feet away. They were targeting farms and food stores in the area, trying to starve out the inhabitants. After the bombing subsided he left the house and ran over to a shed nearby. My dad was outside the shed, laughing from shock. He then pointed towards a massive hole in the ground just a couple yards away. A shell had landed a mere 20 feet from the shed, knocking my dad off his feet. If he had been just a bit closer, he would have been blown to bits, and I would not be here today. It a miracle he survived the war with all his limbs intact. As this was not the only near death experience he's told stories about.
@noahedelson3618
@noahedelson3618 11 месяцев назад
George Washington used that same tactic to wipe out the Native Americans in New York. He was called "Town Destroyer" or Conotocaurius. Its the same nickname that was given to his genocidal grandfather. We also used that tactic in Russia at the end of WW1 in 1918/19, starving the Jews and Slavs (Bolsheviks) during their civil war. Did the same in the Philippines, set up death camps- nearly a million died around the year 1900. Also the same in Iraq, another million civilians killed in 2003, accordng to the ORB estimate. That was "shock and awful"
@roxyfoxy4251
@roxyfoxy4251 10 месяцев назад
Your country is accustomed to living off slaves, with servants bowing down to them. That is the main difference between Russians and you. Russians have neighbors, partners, friends... a wide range of collaborators depending on the status of their relationship, suitable or not for certain joint actions to some extent. Russia's joint actions with a partner are based on certain needs. This doesn't mean that Russia is incapable of doing something on its own, but sometimes it's nicer to work with a friend or someone more experienced and learn from them. The eventual gains from that joint action are distributed proportionally to the strength/efforts of both partners. The one who has done more and is stronger receives more, while smaller partners receive less due to their smaller capabilities and efforts, according to agreed-upon contracts... and not a millimeter less than the agreed-upon agreement. In the West, you have allies, and you are all similar or speak a similar language. Most of you had colonies and slaves everywhere. That connects most of you as something common. You do love slavery; it can be felt even if you have changed the form of servitude. You have been looking down on the rest of the world for far too long. Instead of being our sincere guides towards something better and friends we wanted to have and admired, you decided to deceive us, enslave us, and use us as disposable material for your colored revolutions to divide us among ourselves, to destroy our countries and heritage, to change our history in elementary school textbooks. You destroyed us with lies and deception. You killed humanity and everything sacred that was within us for the sake of your profit. That's what sets you apart from the Russians, and that's why you have a problem with Russia.
@aleksandra7720
@aleksandra7720 3 дня назад
@@roxyfoxy4251100% on point!!👏
@BlushiSalah-zv5vb
@BlushiSalah-zv5vb 3 месяца назад
I remember in my teenage, My cousin had those VHS tapes that contained footage of the violence during this war, and it stuck with me till this day..Truly a Failure for humanity!
@Alexander-vo4gv
@Alexander-vo4gv Год назад
I find it absolutely insane that people outside of Europe aren't aware of the Bosnian civil war. I'm Scottish, and here in Europe it was massive news when it happened (I wasn't alive to see that though). I personally know people who fought there, such as my friend's father. Absolutely terrible conflict, let's hope it never gets repeated
@RoniForeva
@RoniForeva Год назад
I find it insane that people actually don’t know about this war. I’m Ghanaian from Africa and even i know about the war. I thought everyone did. Its one of the greatest Genocides in modern history along with the holocaust and the Rwandese genocide. I thought everyone knew this basic aspect of world history.
@vehboagovic7330
@vehboagovic7330 Год назад
cista agresij
@tarikmuratovic8773
@tarikmuratovic8773 Год назад
It was not a civil war but an agression on the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina!!
@DjordjeDjurkovic
@DjordjeDjurkovic Год назад
​@@RoniForeva This video Is copy pasting articles from Wikipedia. If you need info about genocide in Bosnia, then Norwegian documentary "Srebrenica town betrayed" is much better choice.
@RoniForeva
@RoniForeva Год назад
@@DjordjeDjurkovic thank you. No offense to this RU-vidr but he didn’t really say anything outside the basic facts that most people that have a high level understanding of the war knows.
@miguelmelo7697
@miguelmelo7697 7 месяцев назад
I had a teacher who served as an UN peacekeeper and the stories he told us were chilling
@ggoddkkiller1342
@ggoddkkiller1342 7 месяцев назад
It is really a shame dutch government never apologized for that incident, never even accepted any responsibility! Their whole purpose of being in Bosnia was defending innocent civilians but i guess it wasn't for dutch soldiers rather they were tourists playing UN peacekeepers, what a shame truly...
@notbanjelacic
@notbanjelacic 7 месяцев назад
​@@ggoddkkiller1342 yep, seen what they did, or better to say didn't do in Vukovar. While they were chit-chating with the serbs to stop attacking the hospital, the other serbs took people away from there just to commit genocide later. Truly sad
@3october1993
@3october1993 7 месяцев назад
@@ggoddkkiller1342 The UN is worthless. It needs to be abolished. All it does is make things worse.
@napobg6842
@napobg6842 7 месяцев назад
@@ggoddkkiller1342 So they were supposed to shoot at the Serbs who were 7-8x more?
@Pollicina_db
@Pollicina_db 7 месяцев назад
@@notbanjelacic Ovčara was truly horrible, they even killed a french men, I think he’s name was Jean Michel Nicolier
@mumumumey
@mumumumey 2 месяца назад
I'm so so happy this came up on my recommended because I was just learning about genocides in history class and this was one of the mass genocides we were learning on, but seriously this should be taught more in schools because I never knew about this before.
@sodog44
@sodog44 Месяц назад
Crazy how Tito kept all this under wraps for as long as he did.
@WhoKnows-vq1um
@WhoKnows-vq1um Месяц назад
Ummm. You know Tito died in 1980. He was one of the greatest leaders this planet has ever seen and the ultimate truth is the people under him and around him loved him. (Awards and decorations received by Josip Broz Tito - wikipedia page). After his death the Serbian monsters started to plan the Greater Serbia. When the Croatians saw that the Serbs were ethnically cleansing Bosnians they started operation Storm in 1995. The Croatians cleansed the Serbs that didn't want to leave Croatia and kicked out about 300,000 Serbs out of their country. Unfortunately the Bosnians were not prepared and were taken by surprise. My mother is from a village called Čarakovo which is about 4 kilometers away from Prijedor. She told me how a friend that lived in the same village and went to school with them (Serbian) was dragging other Bosnians from their homes and killing the men the first day the war started. Somehow the Serbs had a plan and all the necessary equipment, while the Bosnians had no clue and were surprised. You can read about the Prijedor ethnic cleansing - on wikipedia.
@memoraisedone4415
@memoraisedone4415 Месяц назад
Serbia never wanted bigger state no one from Serbia want that that is just BS.the army was protecting people from croats and muslims who wanted ethnically clear state.
@WhoKnows-vq1um
@WhoKnows-vq1um Месяц назад
@@memoraisedone4415Genocide In Bosnia - Holocaust Museum Houston type this into google. Bosnian war - Wikipedia, type this into google. Greater Serbia - wikipedia.. I'm in Prijedor (Bosnia) right now as I'm writing this. Prijedor ethnic cleansing - wikipedia... Take a walk all across the Balkans and ask who started the war and who suffered the most. It was the Serbs who started the war because of the Greater Serbia ideology and started to ethnically cleanse the muslims. Stop lying, facts are facts. Tyrants always want to be seen as victims.
@WhoKnows-vq1um
@WhoKnows-vq1um Месяц назад
@@memoraisedone4415 Stop lying. Genocide In Bosnia - Holocaust Museum Houston type this into google. Bosnian war - Wikipedia, type this into google. Greater Serbia - wikipedia.. I'm in Prijedor (Bosnia) right now as I'm writing this. Prijedor ethnic cleansing - wikipedia... Take a walk all across the Balkans and ask who started the war. It was the Serbs who started the war because of the Greater Serbia ideology and started to ethnically cleanse the muslims. Stop lying, facts are facts. Tyrants always want to be seen as victims.
@WhoKnows-vq1um
@WhoKnows-vq1um Месяц назад
@@memoraisedone4415 Stop lying. Genocide In Bosnia - Holocaust Museum Houston type this into google. Bosnian war - Wikipedia, type this into google. Greater Serbia - wikipedia.. I'm in Prijedor (Bosnia) right now as I'm writing this. Prijedor ethnic cleansing - wikipedia... Take a walk all across the Balkans and ask who started the war. It was the Serbs who started the war because of the Greater Serbia ideology and started to ethnically cleanse the muslims. Stop lying, facts are facts. Tyrants always want to be seen as victims.
@Journal_Haris
@Journal_Haris Год назад
Never would I expect an episode on the Bosnian war. I recently travelled to Bosnia last month to report on what happened on the ground- and after visiting Srebrenica itself, seeing it as a ghost town, witnessing the hundreds of serb flags perched over the spots which the Bosniaks were massacred on and speaking with genocide survivors, I can safely say Johnny's video has done justice to this catastrophe, so from the bottom of my heart and those of Bosnia, thank you for covering this. May we learn from the lessons of this dark chapter.
@Oberarmin
@Oberarmin Год назад
Yes nationalism is really bad
@lafodlafa
@lafodlafa Год назад
@Zaydan Alfariz Bosnia is closer to another war than it's to being a member of European Union. It's sad state of affairs, but it's true. Right as we speak, the Serb side is provoking immediate political instability in the country with the refusal to honor the verdicts, and with the trying to take over jurisdictions from higher levels
@jamesardron
@jamesardron Год назад
Sadly Bosnian politics aren’t great. So it’s an incredible place with incredible people. But it’s a slower progress than their neighbours and they’re really struggling with inflation at the moment as well. With limited government support to help. I know a lot of people very frustrated and it’s very common for people to emigrate to Germany for better prospects. For many political issues it then feeds to the lack of regulation in place that is in line with EU needed to join.
@fra604
@fra604 Год назад
​@Zaydan Alfariz Bosnia recently got their candidate status accepted, so on paper they have the same status as Albania although Albania is closer
@SandyWolf-
@SandyWolf- Год назад
Sounds like what is going on now with Russia and Ukrainian???
@ThatDudeinBlue
@ThatDudeinBlue Год назад
It always blows my mind how many people don’t really know just how intense this conflict was and how it wasn’t that long ago. But then people ask me to explain it and I’m like “oh man…how do I even begin about this?” Definitely one of the hardest conflicts to break down even for anybody who loves history. Amazing job.
@jurgenbebja8615
@jurgenbebja8615 Год назад
I didn't know you were interested in this stuff... amazing!
@gilbertosantos2806
@gilbertosantos2806 Год назад
Never knew you shared an interest in History too, you have my respect.
@ninab.4540
@ninab.4540 Год назад
I was a baby when this was new but I was taught about it in basic history lessons
@timnarre
@timnarre Год назад
People also seem to forget to talk about the successful military intervention of the war.
@jonaspaulsson9912
@jonaspaulsson9912 Год назад
You kidding? Easiest thing to explain in the world. Serbias president/dictator wanted to create a greater Serbia so he attacked Croatia and Bosnia. The europeans helped him by slapping bosnia with an illegal arms embargo and un troops that were potential hostages and gave serbia leverage on nato so they could attack, kill and rape the people of Srebrenica. When serbia was attempting the same thing on Bihac Croatia and Bosnia teamed up and kicked Serbias ass. To bad the USA pressured Bosnia to the stupid partition of Bosnia. Replika sepska must go.
@burnheretic3950
@burnheretic3950 2 месяца назад
There is a urban exploring video that shows the Sarajevo winter Olympic games facilities. It captures this point in time quite well. Very sad and mournful feel to the overgrown and forgotten building that were state of the art at the time. Covered in old bullet holes and destroyed. Nature starting to cover it all again. Crazy to think of all the people that were once there before the war... (Country Urbex if I recall)
@noicsutak1584
@noicsutak1584 19 дней назад
It would be awesome if you could include month/year markers in the corner of the screen for the major events in summaries like these - these are really great explanations but I think including specific timelines as the events are being explained could make these videos even more cohesive.
@EvaD.Slayer
@EvaD.Slayer Год назад
My mother explained it like this...."just Imagine drinking coffee with your neighbour and the other day the neighbour completely ignores you and wants to kill you" People now are like"now it's all good we alle like each other now" no it's not, the hate within the people who experienced that will never go away. It's trauma, war brings nothing but trauma.
@worlddd7777
@worlddd7777 Год назад
It a 100 year long hate, very complicated, started with Jasenovac, ended with Srebrenica
@dhzhbb
@dhzhbb 6 месяцев назад
都是穆斯林的错
@_neXose
@_neXose 6 месяцев назад
​@@worlddd7777it started way before Jasenovac and hasn't ended yet.
@worlddd7777
@worlddd7777 6 месяцев назад
@@_neXose Yes, it started at beginning of 20 century actually
@sejozwak
@sejozwak 6 месяцев назад
It started during ottoman era with Omer Paša Latas who was a serb who sold out his own religion just to gain power and to eliminate Bosniak elite and intellectuals @@worlddd7777
@muchachonextdoor5608
@muchachonextdoor5608 11 месяцев назад
I have a buddy who was a Delta operator. He went all over, Iraq, Mogadishu, and he said the worst things he saw, the most inhumane things, was during this conflict.
@faceofuganda9592
@faceofuganda9592 11 месяцев назад
Want us to be buddy
@shonenjumpmagneto
@shonenjumpmagneto 11 месяцев назад
Ah yes, The City of Iraq & The Nation of Mogadishu.
@Hellodumbbitchs
@Hellodumbbitchs 11 месяцев назад
@@shonenjumpmagneto lol
@californiacombativesclub202
@californiacombativesclub202 11 месяцев назад
So he was there for Black Hawk down and this
@marinavlajic9692
@marinavlajic9692 11 месяцев назад
Layers
@BugHwi
@BugHwi 17 дней назад
I just got assigned to cover this topic in class.... (well he just wrote "Former Yugoslavia Conflict") I was so confused by everything I read and this really helped! thanks!!
@308Nomad
@308Nomad 22 дня назад
Thank you for sharing this story John. I Grew up in this war as a kid, actually in the Center of bosnia and felt this war close to me and my family. Honestly the story is quite true, but we will NEVER know the real story behind this war and WHO actually started it. (it might be one of the most complicated ones) God bless you all . I wish there was peace on this planet
@mstyres00
@mstyres00 Год назад
Being in the military myself, I know a lot of old dogs that consider Bosnia a one way ticket to PTSD. Thats basically the only thing everyone got from that tour. Watching human beings being slaughtered and not being able to do anything about it
@KUsery42
@KUsery42 Год назад
I was scrolling through the comments looking for this. My marine buddy was deployed there at the time and only opened up about it a decade later. iirc, he made a dark joke about calling it Operation Human Shield (ie we were just put there for watching awful things happen and being told not to do, or having to ask permission to do, what they were trained to do). I was aware it was a confusing geopolitical mess, but wasn’t there. So that’s the anecdote I have from someone who was there from the US military minus the gory stuff he witnessed/experienced. He said “We were basically dropped off unarmed and all alone to take shots for politicians”, or something like that.
@vanjamenadzer
@vanjamenadzer Год назад
@@KUsery42 That's because it was all orchestrated that way. Not the atrocities, but the war was allowed to happen, matter of fact was instigated. Just like today's Ukraine. Only people today have internet and are less gullible.
@panzerfist
@panzerfist Год назад
Yup my dad was there for NATO - this is what he told me
@mrnelsonius5631
@mrnelsonius5631 Год назад
I went to Bosnia and Kosovo in 2001 as an AFE performer for troops stationed there. It was a heavy place even then. The conflict was over but the sheer scope of destruction and horror was palpable. I meet many troops who had been there when things were BAD. I was 19 at the time and the experience changed my outlook on many things. Grateful for our military men and women’s service.
@Pashaa417
@Pashaa417 Год назад
Only thing that un forces in Bosnia did was just standing and watching all crimes all around you
@daandegier5208
@daandegier5208 Год назад
My mom is Bosnian, my dad is dutch, I’m born in the US My mom was an exchange student in the US when the war broke out, overnight her passport was worthless and at 18 she was a war refugee in the United States. It’s remarkable how I get emotional just by watching this video - even though I wasn’t even alive at the time - the sadness, it’s cross generational - that’s the real impact of war.
@huntermosely7420
@huntermosely7420 Год назад
I can ever forget the Dutch peacekeepers watching silently as Bosnians were killed.
@marshmelows
@marshmelows Год назад
@@huntermosely7420 I can, they were barely armed and unmatched in numbers. Get real
@Zrillamarion
@Zrillamarion Год назад
Thats really cool. Only Dutch Bosnian i know is #johnnyx100
@marshmelows
@marshmelows Год назад
@@Youaretrapped yeah sure
@Antilluminati
@Antilluminati Год назад
​​@@marshmelows they shouldnt have gone there in the first place. This was payback since the great Illyrian revolt. We never wanted to join your P. To the Edophile New World Freemasonic Order and kept resisting it multiple times throughout history. Pay attention you Spanish/Moroccan b to the astard.. you're watching a people of God resist your satanic leadership.
@SophieLeung-du9we
@SophieLeung-du9we 3 месяца назад
Two maths teachers at my school(one of them currently teach me)were from Bosnia and their father had been sent to concentration camp during the war. This resulted in them seeking refuge in the UK as refugees from political violence, and myself being an immigrant from HK to UK in 2019 (you probably know what happened), I realise my situation is a lot less worse and can not imagine the trauma the brothers experienced (remember they were only in their early to late teens when they left the country). Remember Srebrenica
@waxiesdargle32
@waxiesdargle32 5 месяцев назад
Thank you for doing a video on this conflict. My dad was in the UN and served as a peacekeeper during this. It was intesting to see it in such a way, using the maps makes it easier to understand.
@yannickm.2648
@yannickm.2648 11 месяцев назад
I'm Congolese, but I have a few ex-Yougoslavian friends (Bosnia, Serbie and Croatia), what my Bosnian friends (and parents) told me about that war was horrific. It's strange how people who could live with each other, look a like, ear the same food...and still be able to kill each other. Fortunately, the war is over, but both side lost so much for...what? I hope to visit Bosnia one day, as I have met great people from that country.
@0816M3RC
@0816M3RC 11 месяцев назад
These activities occur in Africa all the time.
@yannickm.2648
@yannickm.2648 11 месяцев назад
@@0816M3RC but is that the subject?
@tubeysr
@tubeysr 11 месяцев назад
Politicians gradually fill civilians with so much poison and hate, especially in the eyes of Nationalism or Religion, that a person loses his humanity, and becomes worse than a beast.
@the_northface
@the_northface 11 месяцев назад
@@0816M3RC make a video about it.
@Shush959
@Shush959 11 месяцев назад
There are many bad things that the ethnic groups mentioned in the video committed against each other before Yugoslavia was a thing. However many still lived relatively normal, but there was many things behind the scene because of this. And this type of thing is still common today. An example can be in the Central African Republic. Same thing with Muslims and Christians against each other. People live peacefully until some group manages to trick the majority into chaos.
@sarahobaidi5333
@sarahobaidi5333 8 месяцев назад
First I heard about the war when I was a young interpreter during a UN mission. Bosnian women were telling the stories of sexual violence they suffered at the hand of soldiers and some were in front of their children. There were rape camps for women. I was not able to sleep for several days after hearing about the details of such atrocities. My heart goes out to all the women who suffered such violation and protected their children and went on to look for their men after the war. More people should learn about this war as it confirms how ethnically motivated conflicts arise and tear apart diverse societies.
@amehu
@amehu 4 месяца назад
Ethnically motivated comes only after CORRUPTION has happened, and major players (Western and Russian rich) have bought local politicians to divide and conquer. Yugoslavia left in so much debt after president Tito died. Debt collectors figured out to destroy the country and then install own "peace makers" and corporations to benefit in rebuilding process.
@user-ev2kr7km7j
@user-ev2kr7km7j 4 месяца назад
Same thing happened to each side, but some of the spokespersons were "cancelled" as the US needed an excuse to get involved (which was their original plan, as the CIA stirred up the conflict) and rob all of the countries of their national resources.
@miodrag0078
@miodrag0078 4 месяца назад
faik west
@generalmartok3990
@generalmartok3990 3 месяца назад
@@miodrag0078 What are you going to do about it?
@babuka4720
@babuka4720 3 месяца назад
​@@miodrag0078jesi kupio novi traktor?
@dariomilkovic4848
@dariomilkovic4848 4 месяца назад
thanks for putting this out there.
@CDNR711
@CDNR711 25 дней назад
I was a Canadian UN peacekeeper and served there 92/93/94 and 2002/03. This was a difficult video to watch as I had a ringside seat to the siege of Sarajevo. You have to include Croatia this video as the UN didn’t see a difference between the war in either region. Both OP STORM/LIGHTING had a knock-on effect into BiH. My War, I Miss It So.
@ssjtalla23
@ssjtalla23 Год назад
This is a topic that is hard to put into a 15min video. It is very nuanced and complicated. I'm from one of the "safe zones", the town of Gorazde. The stuff my parents and my siblings went through is unimaginable. My fathers first wife was a Bosnian Serb, and she died from Serb shell right in front of my dad. Maybe I wouldn't have been born if there wasn't this war, but I would still take not being born over monstrosities that happened during that time and in my hometown. Sad part is, this country will probably never heal and go forward from this war. We are still stuck in it. We are still stuck 30 years in the past.
@Homer-OJ-Simpson
@Homer-OJ-Simpson Год назад
For a 16 min video, this was really good. But there is so much detail that it could easily be a one hour video. This was a big story even in the US throughout the 90's. This and the collapse of the USSR are two foreign news I probably remember the most in the 90's.
@pepefrogic3034
@pepefrogic3034 Год назад
This is mindbogling spin. Milosevid died during his trial, he was never convicted of anything and would by all acounts not have been convicted of genocide. No mention of the largest ethnic cleansing in the war, of entire Serbian poputation of Krajina, in Oluja that he mentions. Srebrenica did have armed muslims, plenty of them who fled through the woods and were captured, and for years were killing Serbs around Srebrenica, in christmas massacre and many other. No mention of that at all, in fact he outright lies about that. So one sided, unseen level of bias on the topic, watch any other video about the war to see how much this is outright dishonest take.
@OmnifyMyAss
@OmnifyMyAss Год назад
@@pepefrogic3034 not the first time he does it. His video on Navalnyi was a fraud, most of his videos on Ukrainian conflict are inaccurate onesided bullshit. He's good for creating a palatable, easy to believe stories and he's being used for that by third parties, no doubt
@Homer-OJ-Simpson
@Homer-OJ-Simpson Год назад
@@mayamodraf the video literally mentions atrocities / war crimes committed on all sides. It then mentioned that the UN or whatever human rights group is mentioned in the video said what the Serbs did was just worse.
@andyc9902
@andyc9902 Год назад
Never get rid of your guns
@danijelazivic3159
@danijelazivic3159 Год назад
I almost died twice because there were not enough doctors to save me in Rijeka, Croatia (doctors went to Bosnia to save lives), where I was hospitalized because my appendix spilled during a seaside holiday in August 1995. After a month, my mother fought to have me transferred to Ljubljana in our country Slovenia, and they barely wrote me a discharge paper because they thought I was going to die during the ambulance transport. I stayed in Ljubljana for another month, my weight was half off and I was left with a large scar running vertically down the right side of my entire abdomen. Compared to that and what happened in Bosnia it's not even remotely the same, because worse stories have been written on the other side of the border. But I am glad that I survived and that makes me appreciate my life even more. I love watching your videos and your approach to how you tell a story, you always choose a juicy subject for which I always think to myself how blindfolded we are. Thank you for your contribution to our community!
@nijazburzic7337
@nijazburzic7337 Год назад
ej živjo danijela res mi je žal slišat o tvoji situaciji res sočustvujem. Jaz sem mel tudi svoje probleme kot bosanc pa je bilo težko objasnit mojim slovenskih prijateljem kako je biti v družini, ki je šla čez tako klanje. Tako, kot ti sem zelo hvaležen, da zdej živim v Sloveniji in da nisem rabil odraščat v ruševinah vojne. Upam, da si zdej dober in da živiš življenje večinoma pozitivno.
@diego89132
@diego89132 Год назад
I send you a hug!!
@EldaMengisto
@EldaMengisto Год назад
I'm glad you're still with us today!
@Saiputera
@Saiputera Год назад
This is why democratic Marxist socialism's is bad, it divided the nation into separate ethnicity group and cause wars and conflict! Yugoslavia shouldn't have form in the first place.
@daypandanightowl
@daypandanightowl Год назад
Bok Danijela, drago mi je da si i dalje s nama 🙂 Ja sam rođen 89. u Rijeci i koliko se sjećam u Rijeci se taj rat nije toliko osjetio, ali opet bio sam dijete pa vjerojatno nisam ni bio svjestan puno toga. Stari mi je doktor, on je bio u Ogulinu i Delnicama za vrijeme rata. 96. smo se preselili u Otočac jer je stari dobio posao tamo. Tu se rat puno više osjetio jer je nedaleko bio front. Sjećam se tada kao klinac da je Srbin bila najveća uvreda koju si mogao nekom reć, ja tada naivno dijete mislio sam da Srbi ne postoje već da je to pogrdan naziv za Jugoslavene. Kad sam malo porastao nisam mogao shvatiti kako odrasli ljudi koji su nas kao djecu učili da budemo dobri, da se ne svađamo, da se ne tučemo uzmu puške i pucaju po svojim dojučerašnjim sunarodnjacima, prijateljima, komšijama samo zato jer su pripadnici drugog plemena (nacije)??? Ne ponovilo se, u ratu nema ništa dobro, ništa...
@xmcerer
@xmcerer 4 месяца назад
I first became interested in this war when I found Roman Bartetzko’s Quora account, followed him, and read about his experiences in the Kosovo Liberation Army and Croatian Defense Council. Being an American, I never really heard about this war before, and reading Roman’s answers about the conflict really opened up my mind. So, here I am at 7am after staying up a full night learning about this war.
@qerimm7462
@qerimm7462 3 месяца назад
Glad to hear that you learn about an important part of europes history!
@tarikligata1252
@tarikligata1252 4 часа назад
I remember it like it was yesterday. When I was little, my father told me war stories because he was eleven years old during the war. He talked about the ways in which he was prevented in his childhood. He didn't have an excursion for the end of school. The UN soldiers would give him sweets and that's how he spent his childhood. He told various stories. To fetch water. As he was 5 minutes before the grenade fell on that place. How he escaped the sniper and several other identical stories. You know, there's no point in talking about something in this country because it's the best way. That we are the only country with three presidents, that is, two and one more who does not recognize his country, publicly threatens it and exploits it in every sense, and that same country is silent. It's not fair what happened in Bosnia, because imagine someone comes to your house and starts occupying part by part, denying any questions, why are you doing that? But I guess it will get better.
@nuraH1
@nuraH1 Год назад
As a Bosnian and someone who survived this horrible war I thank you from the bottom of my heart for this episode ❤💙💛. P.s. Fun fact: Bosnia is often called The Heart Shaped Land.
@jioboy2676
@jioboy2676 Год назад
They will pay for what they have done...its a matter of time. Wont forget ....Wont forgive
@theunbeatable6598
@theunbeatable6598 Год назад
I'm sorry for what happened in Bosnia, I love Bosnian people and hope you guys stay well. Are u still in Bosnia?
@nuraH1
@nuraH1 Год назад
@@jioboy2676 Yes. They will stand before God for their actions, no doubt about that
@nuraH1
@nuraH1 Год назад
@@theunbeatable6598 Yes I am, and I'm encourage you to visit Sarajevo, you will not regret it ;)
@theunbeatable6598
@theunbeatable6598 Год назад
@@nuraH1 Definitely, its on my list for sure In Sha Allah. How are u guys holding up?
@TheBigChief4
@TheBigChief4 Месяц назад
Oh yes good old one sided story about wars on Balkan
@ANato_Channel
@ANato_Channel Месяц назад
glad you notice Carrington-Cutileiro plan was missed
@ElderGodBurrito
@ElderGodBurrito Год назад
When I was in high school we were tasked with writing about “forgotten wars/ war crimes.” I had just rewatched the movie Behind Enemy Lines which I would say loosely covers the bloodily conflict. After watching the film I remembered my assignment and decided it was time to learn more about it. Needless to say just after finishing up my report to the class there was a noticeable thickness in the air and the class was awfully quiet. Most of my classmates just covered the basic facts in their assignments while I went down a rabbit hole of the worst parts of humanity. I was quite depressed after it was all done, I think we all were and none of us ever lived it.
@benjamintaylor3934
@benjamintaylor3934 Год назад
You did a good thing, with your assignment: you made people step outside of their normal comfort zone, thinking about something different. Everyone learned that day. Well done 👍
@funwithgum926
@funwithgum926 Год назад
Humans are disgusting creatures and when you really think about it we are all capable of violence like this with the right push, could be a friend, your neighbor, or even you. I may not b religious but the one thing I pray for every day is to bring forth the apocalypse and wipe humanity off the face of the earth.
@Bleilock1
@Bleilock1 Год назад
Apparently us croats and serbs have even made hitler shudder when he was informed how we do things down here
@paavobergmann4920
@paavobergmann4920 Год назад
I watched the Awfulness unfold on the evening news and was horrified. I had classmates from literally all the different ex-yugoslavian republics. A few years later, there was a movie, "No Man´s Land". It´s bitter. But well made. But it left me very silent for a couple of days.
@boosta3094
@boosta3094 Год назад
Long live the relations between Croatia and the Holy See! Long live the Catholic Church! Long live catholic Croatia 🇭🇷🇻🇦🇭🇷✝️
@AngelHaycock
@AngelHaycock 2 месяца назад
I've read several books on this subject, (the Civil War in the former Yugoslavia). I had friends who came to my home city of Portland Maine. To escape the war and consequent financial ruin and all-around devastation that followed its end. It's most definitely the worst civil war on European soil in the 20th century. I wrote a fictional short story about a young Croatian man. Who came to the U.S. for a better life. I've also written other pieces and prose on the war in the former Yugoslavia.
@stirlingmasters46
@stirlingmasters46 Год назад
My father served in the 90s in Bosnia with the Canadian forces. He’s ruined mentally now mostly because of what he had seen and done over there
@williamwilson6499
@williamwilson6499 Год назад
He lied to you.
@majuscule8883
@majuscule8883 Год назад
The Canadian government of Brian Mulroney and his war minister, General Lewis McKenzie have an important role in the Horrors that your father had seen. General McKenzie went directly to Bosnia, claiming to come to help secure release of Muslim female prisoners, but he took advantage of the teenage Muslim girls. He was always pro Serbian and he belittle the massages made by the Serbians and urged Westen counties to not go to the help of the Muslims.
@majuscule8883
@majuscule8883 Год назад
Plus even after the Serbians were defeated, Americans and Canadian soldiers committed sexual crimes against women. Many Canadians soldiers went to Bordellos organized by the Serbs , who forced Muslim girls to prostitution.
@timdyer5903
@timdyer5903 Год назад
​@@williamwilson6499genocide happened in Bosnia. Rape, murder, ethnic cleansing. Bosnian serb atrocities.
@pindol69
@pindol69 Год назад
Wich is why Serbia deserves to be hated
@7marshal7
@7marshal7 11 месяцев назад
I'm from Sarajevo and I was a part of the war there. You can't put into words what happened. The fact that the city was blockaded in 1425, that thousands of children died, that the sports fields where I played football as a boy were converted into cemeteries says it all.
@jamesabergas5320
@jamesabergas5320 11 месяцев назад
In 1425?
@Cveja91
@Cveja91 11 месяцев назад
​@@jamesabergas5320 1425 days city of Sarajevo was blocked,surounded with tanks and snipers by Serbian army.
@jamesabergas5320
@jamesabergas5320 11 месяцев назад
@@Cveja91 thank you
@johnconnor1583
@johnconnor1583 11 месяцев назад
@@Cveja91 1425 days? Do you know how many years that is?
@belmordok3661
@belmordok3661 11 месяцев назад
@@johnconnor1583 Do you know how to count or the Terminator fried your brain?
@Clementinewoofwoof
@Clementinewoofwoof 4 месяца назад
You freaking nailed that intro dude
@Heretic3000
@Heretic3000 6 месяцев назад
I had never heard of this war until I read Safe Area: Gorazde by Joe Sacco. A very interesting and informative read for those who like graphic novels and world history.
@georghauer7811
@georghauer7811 Год назад
Great video. I can highly recommend traveling to Bosnia. It offers a great combination of culture, nature and amazing food. And all of it very affordable. Check out Sarajevo, Mostar, Blagaj, Stolac, Bijeljina, Trebinje, Travnik and Visegrad - they are all incredibly beautiful places. But Bosnia doesn't need pity. It needs tourists. That's how Croatia recovered so quickly after the war.
@JayHey2323
@JayHey2323 Год назад
Tara River on the border of Montenegro and Bosnia is the most beautiful place I've ever been to.
@AlexH4774
@AlexH4774 Год назад
@louiciousthewerewolf4819 not Slovenia?
@vedranpiljic9550
@vedranpiljic9550 Год назад
We did not recover fully, it is only beautiful on the coast, not on the land, where people live in misery which is not shown at all in the media
@peter58peter
@peter58peter Год назад
Ha? Croatia recovered? From what? How? Why r croats leaving croatia, then???
@hameheroj4030
@hameheroj4030 Год назад
Bosnia needs stable politacl system and security, that is what was goven to Croatia by the west christian civilisation and not to Bosnia because we are muslims. You see, Croatia became the member of NATO, EU, Eurozone, Schengen... Bosnia never gets any of these oportunities. The politicians in Croatia are not less corruot then these in Bosnia, but as I said, one of them are christians and the other one predominant muslims which never gets the oportunity to develope themselves to atract investitions, tourists, poeple to live and work in...
@Ikbeneengeit
@Ikbeneengeit Год назад
I visited Bosnia and the people were very generous and kind. It is damaged and there are still bullet holes in buildings that aren't repaired yet. The train to Mostar is beautiful and cost just €2.
@Saiputera
@Saiputera Год назад
This is why democratic Marxist socialism's is bad, it divided the nation into separate ethnicity group and cause wars and conflict! Yugoslavia shouldn't have form in the first place
@pav_5190
@pav_5190 Год назад
And you still have legs?
@7HMCR7
@7HMCR7 Год назад
@@pav_5190 clown
@pav_5190
@pav_5190 Год назад
@@7HMCR7 why, i literally talked with persons from there and its actually common to activate a random mine
@elvirfale6675
@elvirfale6675 Год назад
I’m from Mostar .. glad u enjoyed your visit kind sir
@goatfather5711
@goatfather5711 2 месяца назад
The forgotten wars are the most brutal ones, It's sad it took UN 5 years to see the real evil going on, by then the damage had been done.
@mangoz_99
@mangoz_99 4 месяца назад
My dad who was 18 at the time born in the city of Bihac applied for the 502 tigers he was infantry a machine gun operator clearing major parts of bihac clearing it in a few months my mom who was around 15-16 when the war started was born in a bosnian town of prijedor was forced out by bosnian serb soldiers and sent to a camp luckily the people were rescued meanwhile my dad was transferred from 502 brigade to 5. Korpus with commander Atif dudakovic making their way from city to city being 20km away from banjaluka when they got a messege from another commander that they should either stop right there or retreat to a nearby city otherwise their position would be bombed by NATO jets sadly the 5. Korpus was stopped right in their tracks from conquering The capital city Banja Luka of the rs if nato didnt interfere in the siege the war would end in a few days my dad passed at the age of 45, on december 31st 2022 he was a good fighter and remembered by many as a Bosnian myself i dont have nothing against the people in RS cuz we are one people with diffrent religions but i will never forgive the people for the genocide aginst my people and also im not with the soldiers who did the same to serbs but war is war i hope no one has this expirience as we did
@kathleenkulp240
@kathleenkulp240 Год назад
As a former history teacher, I appreciate so much the way you research and present this information. Does it ever feel heavy in your heart as you report on the horrors of war and the devastation we visit on each other?
@johnnyharris
@johnnyharris Год назад
The short answer is yes. I used to do all the research and editing on my own and that was heavy looking at all the footage. I have a team now which means we split the work and hopefully minimize the exposure. But ultimately it’s important to bring this stuff to light
@FitraRahim
@FitraRahim Год назад
​@@johnnyharrisI haven't watched your video in full yet, but I hope you mention how the cowardly Dutch army let & surrendered thousands of Muslims in genocide in exchange for their safety.
@Contractor48
@Contractor48 Год назад
@@johnnyharris man up Johnny Harris. Stop being a cissy.
@Bobogdan258
@Bobogdan258 Год назад
@@Contractor48 Yeah man, it's just a little genocide, it's no way it would have any mental impact on a man's psyche, what is PTSD?
@splashafrica
@splashafrica Год назад
​@@Bobogdan258 check his name
@SirMo
@SirMo 9 месяцев назад
I survived the Siege of Sarajevo. I myself was shot and I lost many of my neighbors and friends. I was 15 years old when the war started. One important part the video doesn't cover is the fact that the international community put a weapons embargo on us. So we couldn't even defend ourselves. Europe watched us get slaughtered and killed for years.
@HappyGuy-cn9po
@HappyGuy-cn9po 7 месяцев назад
🫡
@andre1987eph
@andre1987eph 5 месяцев назад
As an American I remember this war vividly from the news coverage in the 90s. I was amazed at the bravery and ingenuity of the Sarjevo people who were under siege and their ability to manufacture devices in their apartment basements to defend themselves.
@VersusARCH
@VersusARCH 5 месяцев назад
They put an arms embargo so that they could be the only ones selling you arms. The reason Srebrenica was attacked (with the subesquent massacre of able bodied men) was that it was supposed to be a demilitarized UN safe haven, but was in reality armed (with UN troops blessing) and staging raids against the surrounding Serbian villages in order to force the Serbs to keep the troops around it, thus weakening the main fronts.
@SirMo
@SirMo 5 месяцев назад
@@VersusARCH That's actually untrue. Srebrenica enclave was disarmed. They gave all their hunting rifles and whatever weapons they had to the UN. So they posed no threat whatsoever. Also men and boys were executed.
@VersusARCH
@VersusARCH 5 месяцев назад
@@SirMo Untrue. They handed over some old weapons for show but kept enough in posession to stage raids commanded by Naser Orić (who was conviniently airlifted out of the enclave by UN helicopter prior to the Serbian attack). And it was with "UN" troops' (European NATO troops really) blessing. They were there to channel the conflict in the direction desired by their US overlords.
@slugfishh
@slugfishh Месяц назад
my dad was stuck in sarajevo when the war started, he was a soldier and later ended up working for the UN, till he was captured and held at gunpoint by someone he want to preschool with, and then traded alongside his colleagues for 2 barrels of oil, and was brought to the U.S where he met my mom. (who was also a bosnian refugee) I was born and grew up in the US dont even speak bosnian that well and grew up far away from most of my extended family, ive heard my parents horrible stories but I want to learn more about what happened and get more connected with my parents home country :( my aunt on my moms side was from srebrenica tho and both of her parents died in it, which i can hardly even imagine how that must have been.
@Chick2106
@Chick2106 Месяц назад
I'm so sorry to hear that, hope your family are doing well.
@theformerkaiser9391
@theformerkaiser9391 Год назад
This war is the reason why there is a surprisingly large Bosnian population in St. Louis, which I live across the Mississippi River from. While it is beyond tragic they had to leave their country to begin with, I am glad they were able to find a new home here.
@boosta3094
@boosta3094 Год назад
Never forget how they stabbed us croat Catholics in the back after saving them from extinction. The Muslims are now oppressing us in Bosnia
@DAMfoxygrampa
@DAMfoxygrampa Год назад
I have a Serbian friend who did his undergrad degree in st Louis. I wonder if he went there because of that
@jonathanbien3685
@jonathanbien3685 Год назад
South County.
@afghanstan4551
@afghanstan4551 Год назад
Some relocated to Jacksonville, Fl as well.
@dogfrosinos70
@dogfrosinos70 Год назад
Lots in fort wyane indiana too
@JamesKerLindsay
@JamesKerLindsay Год назад
This was a very good overview of what was an extremely complex conflict. But it seems bizarre to think that this is a forgotten war. The collapse of Yugoslavia and the war in Croatia and Bosnia defined the first half of the 1990s. But I’m now getting students who weren’t born when 9/11 happened. I find it fascinating how particular events are ‘remembered’ across generations and others aren’t.
@croatianwarmaster7872
@croatianwarmaster7872 Год назад
My earliest political memory was the invasion of Iraq in 2003. I was born in in 1998.
@peter58peter
@peter58peter Год назад
lies r everywhere.
@inzayan1d289
@inzayan1d289 Год назад
Why not forgeten professor ; because the muslims have been executed by US And NATO.
@d-south4093
@d-south4093 Год назад
It is bizarre, but ask 100 people in the general public about Bosnia or the Balkan conflict, and maybe 10% have any clue.
@gensunasumus101
@gensunasumus101 Год назад
Was not a good overview at all.
@mukac
@mukac Месяц назад
you are spot on with this video --thanks to telling the truth 🙏good bless you
@hunttomuchwolfe
@hunttomuchwolfe Месяц назад
Yogo m76 ammo is amazing it got a workout in this conflict as sniping it's crazy how f up the fighting
@pilsnerd420
@pilsnerd420 11 месяцев назад
I remember in middle school a third of my class was made up of kids from former Yugoslavia. All of them had different ethnic backgrounds but they ended up forming a comradeship and became good friends because they all hated the war in general. None of them blamed anyone except the rich classes making life miserable for everyone else. I learned a lot of Serbian/Croatian swearing while at that school.
@tongobong1
@tongobong1 11 месяцев назад
These people all speak the same language and have the same blood - genes. Serbs, Croats and Bosnians are actually brothers - old Balkan Europeans that used to live there long time before Indo-Europeans came and despite they speak a Slavic language they are not Slavs by genes unlike us Slovenians or Poles, Russians, Ukrainians... It is crazy that some of the worst wars happened between genetically very closely related nations. The latest example is current Ukrainian war.
@belmordok3661
@belmordok3661 11 месяцев назад
@@tongobong1 You know sh.t. We might have similar languages, but definitely not the same. Besides, just because Norgewian, Swedish, Danish, Finish and even German might seem similar, they are not the same. Also, we have genetical differences (different haplogroups). So, keep your Yugoslavia bs to yourself. Never again with that cr.p!
@doedoewski1939
@doedoewski1939 10 месяцев назад
​@@tongobong1 Genetic studies confirm Croatians and Serbs are indeed Slavic.
@moebunkbedsmoeproblems
@moebunkbedsmoeproblems 10 месяцев назад
zdravo pečko ;)
@nevermindmeijustinjectedaw9988
@nevermindmeijustinjectedaw9988 10 месяцев назад
said noone ever wtf have you ever even met someone from the balkans? they're like cats and water or dogs and fire lol as someone who actually went to school and sports clubs with an actual majority of serbs, bosniaks and albanians (ghetto part of town), the hatred among eachother was absolutely brutal. no need to get into details, i'm getting the feeling from other comments around here that youtube is particularly strict about the comment guidelines here. but let's just say there were tons of fights as you know it from american hoods, but they were also actual children, like not even into the double digits in age. almost all of them did terribly in school, were held back for a year or two, still did badly often and mostly became construction workers or went into similar trades like mechs. as a non-balkan native but who came from a neighbouring neutral country, so much closer to their homes than where we all lived at that point, i had no big issues with them at all. sure, there was casual violence everywhere, but the racism stayed within their groups. it took me many, many years to since have met two actual balkanians who never participated in any of this and did well for themselves. one was born rich and never actually lived in the ghetto but the rich part of town, couldnt tell you where he was from as i lost contact to him entirely. it probably helps that he's part of the lgbt, as those are also despised in the balkans. the other one is actually my best friend, met him in high school, but he's only half serbian and half non-southern slav and they came here just when my parents did (when the iron curtain fell) and "only" lived in the second worst ghetto of the capital, unlike me, whose entire childhood played only in the proper hood. anyway, so he's a high achiever engineer now, but i dont think he even has any other balkan friends. maybe some random ones here and there bc we know so many people, but i'm fairly confident the three of us only did decently well in life bc we distanced ourselves from the vermin. and i dont mean to insult any nations here, but what i've witnessed with my own two eyes were literally just vermin out to get eachother over scraps. just criminals of the worst kind and they started young, very young.
@yohighness
@yohighness Год назад
I went to secondary school in Hong Kong in the early 2000s with a Bosnian girl whose family endured this war. She would appear visibly shaken when she told us her personal stories of the war. She was often moody. She would recoil whenever someone touched her, and in hindsight I now realise that she was suffering from PTSD.
@jaykim8851
@jaykim8851 Год назад
The boarding school I went to from 2002-2006 had a European exchange student who grew up in Sarajevo during the war. Her parents recorded the day the siege of Sarajevo started. I remember watching it with a bunch of other boarding students. Keep in mind...this was also around the same time the US invaded Iraq so seeing live coverage of war was starting to become normalized.
@michaelh7125
@michaelh7125 Год назад
@cavachoncx3 Indeed, but not a Bosnian
@peter58peter
@peter58peter Год назад
She did not tell u the truth. If she did exist; she could be only Jugoslavian? SHe's recoiling cause; she has no clue who or what she is?
@peter58peter
@peter58peter Год назад
@@jaykim8851 usa invaded Iraq? And; who invaded Jugoslavija?
@jaykim8851
@jaykim8851 Год назад
@@peter58peter the video explains the history of what happened in this area. Use your eyes and ears bruh.
@AdamB12
@AdamB12 Месяц назад
My dad befriended a Bosniak at his work years ago (around 1999) and some of the stories he told about escaping Bosnia were quite harrowing.
@mirzasacic2557
@mirzasacic2557 18 дней назад
Thank you for making this documentary
@macnosmutano4849
@macnosmutano4849 Год назад
If you're interested in learning more I definitely suggest watching "The Death of Yugoslavia". It was made by the BBC around the mid-90s so they were able to interview all of the big players in the conflicts. It is such a good series.
@DillonWaffles
@DillonWaffles Год назад
I just finished that last week. It’s an absolute must watch.
@yespls4184
@yespls4184 Год назад
Amazing documentary.
@Journal_Haris
@Journal_Haris Год назад
100% highly recommend
@mr.fishmanman
@mr.fishmanman Год назад
Thanks a Lot Man
@Malcolm1993
@Malcolm1993 Год назад
Just checking to see if anyone else has posted about this! The finest documentary I have ever seen, unbelievable first hand accounts with almost all indicted in the ICTY war crime tribunal. Must see for anyone interested in this subject
@medicaldoctor3995
@medicaldoctor3995 Год назад
I visited Bosnia last summer and really loved the place and its vibes!! It was really disturbing to see the remaining physical damages throughout the old buildings and to know what these people had been through, i deeply relate to bosnians as we experienced almost the same story in Syria! But the difference is that our wound is still bleeding and the criminal is wandering around.
@lps_nine
@lps_nine Год назад
I went in November to Tuzla and Sarajevo and it's my favorite trip so far. Everyone was so kind to me and my friend. We could definitely feel marks of the war left in the country, which is something that I've been lucky to not have experience as I'm from Sweden. It's made me think a lot about how lucky I am to live in a country that has experienced very little conflict over the past century and unfortunately how uncommon that is in our world. I can not even imagine what pain that must be.
@medicaldoctor3995
@medicaldoctor3995 Год назад
@@lps_nine totally agree! I visited sarajevo, mostar, konjic, blagaj, pocitelj and kravica waterfall and i had a rafting trip in Neretva river which was an amazing life experience! Btw i was told that the majority of refugees sought asylum in Germany and sweden
@freespiritable
@freespiritable Год назад
Serbians think like Russians, they love criminals and pushing the limits. They have huge egos and think less. Had they wanted a better future the Balkan would have been so forward now. But they let Russia play them for their own interest so the region left behind.
@Saiputera
@Saiputera Год назад
This is why democratic Marxist socialism's is bad, it divided the nation into separate ethnicity group and cause wars and conflict! Yugoslavia shouldn't have form in the first place
@bigmz8215
@bigmz8215 Год назад
Hey man whose the bad guy in terms of the war happening in Syria it’s hard to pinpoint it could you tell me?
@cornett446
@cornett446 4 месяца назад
My parents met in the US Army in Germany on leave from Bosnia. They said that the people were very thankful for the Americans stepping in and helping them. My dad told me he was stationed on a mountain and there were orphans that lived there. He said his favorite part of being over there was giving those kids soda, candy and playing soccer with them.
@SuperDjavol
@SuperDjavol 2 месяца назад
bosnian started war. actualy usa started it against serbia. soo dont talk bulshit!
@arm1nho104
@arm1nho104 2 месяца назад
I am sorry that I need to tell you the true, but USA is our enemy as much as Serbia is dude. First they put embargo on us, imagine doing emabrgo on people who are unarmed... crazy right? Then when we finally started to get on out feet, when we got into Banja Luka, guess what? USA stopped us and said that they are going to bomb us if we keep progressing...
@Karowskiii
@Karowskiii 2 месяца назад
u just saw video, don't act delusional, watch it again if you couldn't grasp it first time@@SuperDjavol
@markodimitrijevic7171
@markodimitrijevic7171 2 месяца назад
fr@@SuperDjavol
@007zuba
@007zuba 2 месяца назад
America start War, and they coming like saviors 😂
@juanelorriaga2840
@juanelorriaga2840 5 месяцев назад
I was in my last year oh HS in 1994 and I had teacher who stoped the normal history and we really spoke about the Bosnian war she really had us look at every side of the war look through the eyes of the Serbs,Croats,etc def a great teacher
@maledives7915
@maledives7915 Год назад
I escaped from bosnia and had a big wish to see our old family house. Also i visited my now 79 old neigbour last week. We were crying as we were talking about good times before the war and she told me her son got shot dead during the war, we were crying as it happened yesterday. Its 30 years ago and our hearts still bleeding
@halvorseneirik
@halvorseneirik Год назад
My wife and I just drove through this area last week from Greece, through Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Slovenia. We were googling along the way to try to understand more about this region, because it's extremely complicated. Growing up in Norway I remember the news in the early 90's about Sarajevo and Bosnia, but we were never told the greater extent of the conflicts in the Balkans. Thanks for helping to shed light on this.
@garkocrnic4707
@garkocrnic4707 Год назад
why not Serbia,,its same nice and beautiful ,maybe more than others,and you even eat or drink for free because you are stranger..People dont know,but there love all turist or who ride throgh contry..big mistake for not see Serbia,have beautyful people and land..don't listen what other say,see yourselfe..next time
@halvorseneirik
@halvorseneirik Год назад
@@garkocrnic4707 we drove through Serbia in January. Can't be everywhere at once :)
@patrik302
@patrik302 Год назад
Why didn't you come say hi in Slovenia we would welcome you
@venom2k2
@venom2k2 Год назад
Nice seeing you here! You photographed my friends wedding (Marianne and Christer) in Bodø 2019 :)
@halvorseneirik
@halvorseneirik Год назад
@@venom2k2 that was a fun one! :)
@mattihp
@mattihp 2 месяца назад
Heard a lot about this war. Grew up in Sweden and it was unavoidable to hear about it
@nikolaiwillett9001
@nikolaiwillett9001 5 месяцев назад
It’s crazy how complicated this conflict is this is just a super simple overview; I encourage everyone to watch the 90s bbc documentary of it; it has all the leaders and other primary sources who lived it who give in depth interviews on it. If you just type bbc Yugoslavia documentary you’ll find it. It’s lengthy but very well worth it truly.
@philipmohlin3887
@philipmohlin3887 3 месяца назад
try watching the avoidable war instead
@anonymouslygood4002
@anonymouslygood4002 7 месяцев назад
As someone who was born (2001) and raised in Bosnia , as a kid i didnt really want to be the person who did not accept someones presence just because of their ethics . but as i grew i saw how much each side hated the other , so much so that some people have told me "dont talk about them" before meeting some of their older family members , but at the same time i met likeminded people who accepted people for who they are , not what their ancestors did . And cherry on top , my best relationship is getting ruined by that hatred , because my family was on the croat side ( my family also reached a point where they accept people regardless of ethics and other things ) , and hers is on the bosniac side (they still hate the others , and as soon as my love mentions she met someone their first question they ask her is obvious ) . With all the love in the world for each other we are so scared to try but also we never met anyone who was such a perfect match , everything about our personalities is just a click , morals are on the same page , music taste , every , f-ing , aspect of what you could like/love about someone , we do .... but the past haunts us still . As a man i will do everything in my power to make things work , brothers and sisters wish me luck and pray that God is on our side for the fact that we do not want to be infuenced by all of those horrors anymore. P.S. I am sorry for any grammar errors , emotions are fluid and huge right now , it was really hard to type this and keep composed without smashing something in my room and making pointless noise.
@user-zz7tk4yr4d
@user-zz7tk4yr4d 7 месяцев назад
Man this is such a cool story. I hope you both find a way to keep this relationship together. I don't know the mentality of the two families , but try to leave them to the side and focus on your love. Cheers!
@anonymouslygood4002
@anonymouslygood4002 7 месяцев назад
@@user-zz7tk4yr4d Yes that is my thought process too but in our country family is #1 everywhere , so it is really shameful not to be on good terms with them.
@aliciafernandesmineiroapol9945
@aliciafernandesmineiroapol9945 5 месяцев назад
Really hope your love will blossom and become a successfull and happy marriage! Love from Brazil ❤
@micah4242
@micah4242 5 месяцев назад
Stay strong. Many people never find the kind of love you describe. If her family is so filled with hatred that they can't rejoice in their daughter being happy and treasured, she may need to be part of your family. Good parents want nothing more than love and joy for their children.
@bearythawizard563
@bearythawizard563 5 месяцев назад
God bless. I hope and pray you and your love spend forever together!
@ivonag85
@ivonag85 Год назад
I was a kid, 7yr old, living in Croatia. Remember everything, my dad was in for from the first day. To this day i cannot hear a loud noise or a plane flying over. I freeze in fear. War is my biggest fear. Driving through Bosnia is alway sad because the war is very much still visible there. 💔
@milosmilosic2632
@milosmilosic2632 Год назад
WHY CAN'T BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BE A UNITARY MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY...? Bosnia and Herzegovina was a multi-ethnic community in Yugoslavia - while the cohesive strength of the community came from self-governing worker (class...!) consciousness, which was: above all religious and national consciousness. In such circumstances: where the dominant form was social ownership of the means of production, and the main production relationship: SELF-MANAGEMENT, it was easy to build multi-ethnic relations and multiculturalism: which was reflected in film, sports and especially in music, where it manifested itself the most...! With the introduction of capitalist relations and private property as the dominant form in the economy, where PROFIT is the main driver of everything and not satisfying the NEEDS OF CITIZENS, political relations are radically changed, where the existing multi-ethnic and multicultural community is legally disintegrating, because this "new" is now based on : A MULTI-PARTY POLITICAL SYSTEM, where each ethnic group legally creates its own political party... And they are no longer bound by CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS and affiliation, but exclusively by NATIONAL or RELIGIOUS (both in politics, culture, economy, security and sports...!) Any attempt in such (bourgeois...) circumstances, to establish some kind of UNITARY COMMUNITY, inevitably leads to the domination of one nation and therefore to conflict within such an artificial (forced...) community, and finally, to the inevitable... - WAR...! I will prove to you with a very simple question, that Muslims from Bosnia are ESSENTIALLY the instigators of the war in BiH...! "If TOMORROW ALL SERBS from Republika Srpska were to collectively convert from Orthodoxy to Islam, would you - shoot them"...? Answer me....? If you have a "hertz"...? If you say: that you would not shoot the Serbs, if they collectively convert to Islam: THAT MEANS - THAT YOU did not like the multi-ethnic and multicultural Bosnia that existed in the SFRY and that you are: 100% responsible for the outbreak of war in Bosnia...! If you say: That you would still shoot at the Serbs... - it only means that you are a FASCIST society and a fascist TOTALITARIAN community, which does not know how to organize economic life in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the principles of democratic principles, and that is why you NEED ROBBERY of other peoples and their economic and financial resources. So...? Are you the instigators of war in BiH...? The answer is: YES...! Muslims are the instigators of war in BiH...!
@TykoBrian7
@TykoBrian7 11 месяцев назад
@@milosmilosic2632 take your meds
@australiaprisonisland9156
@australiaprisonisland9156 11 месяцев назад
@@milosmilosic2632 'Muslims are instigators of war in Bosnia Herzegovina'. He who partakes in the murder of innocents irrespective of religious/political affiliations has committed the gravest of sins. Justice is always served whether in this life or the next. It is impregnated in the minds of those who suffered, not necessarily the victim either but extended members of the family and community. It exists in their thoughts, and thoughts have ramifications because thoughts are an energy field that you can't see. Much like gravity and a magnetic field. Even the death of a physical individual does not kill the thought and those who harbour the greatest revenge harbour the greatest thoughts.
@zelimir1002
@zelimir1002 11 месяцев назад
Just another biased video.... Not a single mention of the biggest genocide in entire history of Southeastern Europe, done by Croats during ww2. Which was hidden and suppressed in Yugoslavia in after war period by communist regime and Vatican clergy..... which actually was a reason behind all hate and destruction.
@igorivanov299
@igorivanov299 10 месяцев назад
War is still a visible reminder in Croatia, especially in Vukovar.
@Strahinja.p1235
@Strahinja.p1235 Месяц назад
I know that this video came out a long time ago but can you make a video about NDH during WW2
@573998
@573998 3 месяца назад
I live in Belgrade Serbia 🇷🇸 and love all in the Balkans. Many of my friends lost retrieves on all sides. This brings tears to my eyes
@Justin-pm7vv
@Justin-pm7vv 2 месяца назад
Then why tf your country attacking and killing them
@JASXN888
@JASXN888 2 месяца назад
​@@Justin-pm7vvit's not just 1 country that it's fault, ur not from there so u have no right to talk about it, good day
@maciejpiotr
@maciejpiotr Месяц назад
@@Justin-pm7vv bullshit
@user-hh1it7rf2n
@user-hh1it7rf2n Месяц назад
@@Justin-pm7vvit’s because countries was weakening of coarse they would
@AELINIC
@AELINIC Месяц назад
@@Justin-pm7vv bosnian army shelling croatian hospitals was a regular, same with civilian gatherings, so no, bosnia is not "innocent"
@zainsalhani4705
@zainsalhani4705 Год назад
My girlfriend is Bosnian. Did not learn about the Bosnian genocide until I got to know her and her family. I was able to relate to her mothers struggle as a Syrian. An insane let down by the whole world. Thank you for making this episode
@jo_kil9753
@jo_kil9753 Год назад
yeah my ex girlfriend was bosnian aswell, her parentsa are refugees from the war.
@AntiFurry_Jihad
@AntiFurry_Jihad Год назад
God save Bosnia & kosovo ☪️!
@adampatel3132
@adampatel3132 Год назад
Having girlfriends is haram get married.
@osowiecwalking9434
@osowiecwalking9434 Год назад
@@adampatel3132 mind ur own business .ur existance is haram for us lol.
@tecategpt1959
@tecategpt1959 Год назад
​@@adampatel3132 is that what you took from this? Lmaooooo actual cognitive dissonance
@nerminmujkic2671
@nerminmujkic2671 Год назад
60% of my family was killed during this war. I could have grown up with Cousins, uncles and aunts. Saddest part is, the country and the people in it cannot recover properly due to the corrupt politics and nationalism. Thank you for this video, bringing some attention back to this beautiful country!
@bojantenja
@bojantenja Год назад
Žao mi je zbog tvoje porodice. Po tvojoj poruci vidim da shvaćaš da problem nije u jednom narodu, nego u nacionalizmu sva tri entiteta. Na žalost, tako će ostati još dugo, dok nas sve ne poveže neka veća nesreća....ili dok se sve to ne raspadne, jer očito ovako nešto ne može da postane bez pritiska iz vana.
@danrook5757
@danrook5757 11 месяцев назад
Get ready for another outbreak, the next generation has grown up
@b.med.34
@b.med.34 11 месяцев назад
It was terrible agresion of Croats and Serbian politics, their presidents Milosevic/Tudjman, they wanted divide undivated Bosnia-Hercegovina. Saddly this kinde of politic is even today actual in politics of Serbo-Croatia! Result is: " You guys can NOT do that ultranational job, ok!" 😊
@sib1ca
@sib1ca 11 месяцев назад
dont care
@sib1ca
@sib1ca 11 месяцев назад
@@b.med.34 sorry to break it to you but if u have a country and somebody in that country declares independence, they are breaking it
@chimaubochi5698
@chimaubochi5698 3 месяца назад
One of my former college classmates was from Bosnia. She immigrated to the US in 2002. In Fall 2012, while we both attended UC Santa Cruz and took the Disability, Technology, and Society class, I remember her stating that she lived in Oakland, CA. I think her name is Yaya
@PrviOPG-Catalhoyuka
@PrviOPG-Catalhoyuka 4 месяца назад
My father, a member of the Croatian army, fought as a scout in the war in Bosnia in the front lines, and behind the front lines during the war...In the beginning with the Bosniaks against the Serbs, then against the Bosniaks until the intensity of the fighting with the Serbs calmed down...after that again with Bosniaks against Serbs, all in three years in the same combat unit, which speaks volumes about the senselessness of the war in Bosnia. At the same time, there were several hundred thousand refugees from Bosnia, a third of the occupied Croatia, mixed with Croatian refugees in all possible accommodations. Also, at the same time when my father was at war with Bosnia, in the apartment where we lived in Split (Croatia), there were refugees: a family of a mixed marriage of a Serb and a Bosniak woman from the area of Visoko (BiH) and their two children, to whom we made our home available while were waiting for a visa for the USA...Strange times and they did not repeat themselves
@BOOREK100
@BOOREK100 10 месяцев назад
As a survivor of the Bosnian war I watched this with a lot of reservation having seen many "foreigners" making same videos without having a clue of what they were talking about. I'm relieved to say it was worth watching, good summary of events, still doesn't get near painting the image of horrors experienced by the people there.
@awicca3079
@awicca3079 3 месяца назад
Me too. Since the focus is on BiH, I would just like to add that even though the war ended, the siege of Sarajevo was only proclaimed as finished in 1996, and even after the proclamation, there were projectiles fired.
@mse5739
@mse5739 2 месяца назад
Nowhere near…and in 25 mins or so?! Wtf
@djsonicc
@djsonicc Год назад
Only those who lived through it know how bad it was. Reading about it or watching documentaries you'd easily think this wasn't a real event or that it was blown out of proportions because of how bad things were.
@milosmilosic2632
@milosmilosic2632 Год назад
WHY CAN'T BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BE A UNITARY MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY...? Bosnia and Herzegovina was a multi-ethnic community in Yugoslavia - while the cohesive strength of the community came from self-governing worker (class...!) consciousness, which was: above all religious and national consciousness. In such circumstances: where the dominant form was social ownership of the means of production, and the main production relationship: SELF-MANAGEMENT, it was easy to build multi-ethnic relations and multiculturalism: which was reflected in film, sports and especially in music, where it manifested itself the most...! With the introduction of capitalist relations and private property as the dominant form in the economy, where PROFIT is the main driver of everything and not satisfying the NEEDS OF CITIZENS, political relations are radically changed, where the existing multi-ethnic and multicultural community is legally disintegrating, because this "new" is now based on : A MULTI-PARTY POLITICAL SYSTEM, where each ethnic group legally creates its own political party... And they are no longer bound by CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS and affiliation, but exclusively by NATIONAL or RELIGIOUS (both in politics, culture, economy, security and sports...!) Any attempt in such (bourgeois...) circumstances, to establish some kind of UNITARY COMMUNITY, inevitably leads to the domination of one nation and therefore to conflict within such an artificial (forced...) community, and finally, to the inevitable... - WAR...! I will prove to you with a very simple question, that Muslims from Bosnia are ESSENTIALLY the instigators of the war in BiH...! "If TOMORROW ALL SERBS from Republika Srpska were to collectively convert from Orthodoxy to Islam, would you - shoot them"...? Answer me....? If you have a "hertz"...? If you say: that you would not shoot the Serbs, if they collectively convert to Islam: THAT MEANS - THAT YOU did not like the multi-ethnic and multicultural Bosnia that existed in the SFRY and that you are: 100% responsible for the outbreak of war in Bosnia...! If you say: That you would still shoot at the Serbs... - it only means that you are a FASCIST society and a fascist TOTALITARIAN community, which does not know how to organize economic life in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the principles of democratic principles, and that is why you NEED ROBBERY of other peoples and their economic and financial resources. So...? Are you the instigators of war in BiH...? The answer is: YES...! Muslims are the instigators of war in BiH...!
@mazzystqr
@mazzystqr 7 месяцев назад
@@milosmilosic2632živjela živjela bosna !
@ghnbtrcv8672
@ghnbtrcv8672 3 месяца назад
Great video thanks
@user-uo7mi2xf9y
@user-uo7mi2xf9y 4 дня назад
After over 30 years of experience following the conflict in BiH, this reportage seems to me to be a rare example of synthesis, truth and clarity on a complex conflict in which it has been understood that the West takes action only very late. One of the many books written about the war in Sarajevo, "Zlata's diary", begins with the father who, at the first shots fired, tells his daughter "Don't worry, within a few days UN will intervene"...
@icibinbataII
@icibinbataII 10 месяцев назад
Part of my family lived all the time in Sarajevo during the war. There were mixed marriages. My Croatian cousin was married to a Serb and on the Serbian side of Sarajevo. Her brother (Croat) was on the Bosnian/Croat side. Both had to shoot and did not know if they were shooting at their own family at the time or not. Yugoslavia was such a cool country and to this day I can't really explain how something like this could happen. I fled to Germany in 1991 when I was 14 years old.
@SiPakRubah
@SiPakRubah 9 месяцев назад
The only reason why this happened is because there was no such ruler like Tito after he passed, only he has the power to keep a country in one piece and his charisma too
@DD-qw4fz
@DD-qw4fz 9 месяцев назад
@@SiPakRubah Tito , you mean that Balkan version of "banana dictator" living like royalty while everyon else was getting bread crumbs, a failure of an economy that was never self sustaining, with the secret police killing ppl daring to defy "the great leader" ...no thanks, it was a prison of nations, doomed to fail. No relationship based on force of terror and lies ever lasts...
@warcriminal3414
@warcriminal3414 8 месяцев назад
nationalism and tribalism is evil that is why it's a sin to follow tribalism
@demibasan1714
@demibasan1714 8 месяцев назад
@@Youaretrappedlmao ☠️ smoke less or smoke more
@demibasan1714
@demibasan1714 8 месяцев назад
@@Youaretrappedtito was a general and made himself a name, + he just kinda took over. there was noone to pick and choose u fool.
@Ema-qn7om
@Ema-qn7om Год назад
My family is Montenegrian and my mum was an university student in Sarajevo when the war broke out. In the first days, she wasn't quite aware how serious the situation was so she didn't leave the country immediately. She was listening to grenades and people being killed everyday for a week. She was lucky enough to escape but her boyfriend at that time wasn't. He died few days after they said goodbye.
@milosmilosic2632
@milosmilosic2632 Год назад
WHY CAN'T BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BE A UNITARY MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY...? Bosnia and Herzegovina was a multi-ethnic community in Yugoslavia - while the cohesive strength of the community came from self-governing worker (class...!) consciousness, which was: above all religious and national consciousness. In such circumstances: where the dominant form was social ownership of the means of production, and the main production relationship: SELF-MANAGEMENT, it was easy to build multi-ethnic relations and multiculturalism: which was reflected in film, sports and especially in music, where it manifested itself the most...! With the introduction of capitalist relations and private property as the dominant form in the economy, where PROFIT is the main driver of everything and not satisfying the NEEDS OF CITIZENS, political relations are radically changed, where the existing multi-ethnic and multicultural community is legally disintegrating, because this "new" is now based on : A MULTI-PARTY POLITICAL SYSTEM, where each ethnic group legally creates its own political party... And they are no longer bound by CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS and affiliation, but exclusively by NATIONAL or RELIGIOUS (both in politics, culture, economy, security and sports...!) Any attempt in such (bourgeois...) circumstances, to establish some kind of UNITARY COMMUNITY, inevitably leads to the domination of one nation and therefore to conflict within such an artificial (forced...) community, and finally, to the inevitable... - WAR...! I will prove to you with a very simple question, that Muslims from Bosnia are ESSENTIALLY the instigators of the war in BiH...! "If TOMORROW ALL SERBS from Republika Srpska were to collectively convert from Orthodoxy to Islam, would you - shoot them"...? Answer me....? If you have a "hertz"...? If you say: that you would not shoot the Serbs, if they collectively convert to Islam: THAT MEANS - THAT YOU did not like the multi-ethnic and multicultural Bosnia that existed in the SFRY and that you are: 100% responsible for the outbreak of war in Bosnia...! If you say: That you would still shoot at the Serbs... - it only means that you are a FASCIST society and a fascist TOTALITARIAN community, which does not know how to organize economic life in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the principles of democratic principles, and that is why you NEED ROBBERY of other peoples and their economic and financial resources. So...? Are you the instigators of war in BiH...? The answer is: YES...! Muslims are the instigators of war in BiH...!
@DTBIDTB
@DTBIDTB Год назад
​@@milosmilosic2632 Sure, let's reverse the question. Who's the instigator in the Croatian War for independence?
@matthiasdarrington3271
@matthiasdarrington3271 11 месяцев назад
@@milosmilosic2632 wtf are you talking about ?
@59vlada
@59vlada 11 месяцев назад
@@DTBIDTB Franjo Tudjman and close to him ultranationalistic and neo-Nazi circles in SR Croatia.
@59vlada
@59vlada 11 месяцев назад
@@matthiasdarrington3271 To simplify, he is saying that the Muslim "fighting for unitary multinational" Bosnia is just a smoke screen that should hide the actual purpose of Bosnia breaking away, which is to have Bosnian Muslim - fully controlled by the US - dominate such quasi-country, with the other two constitutional nations - Croats and, particularly, Serbs, made marginal. The US is trying to do something similar with the occupied province of Serbia, Kosovo.
@1joshjosh1
@1joshjosh1 5 месяцев назад
I recently visited Slovenia and Bosnia and I really liked it. A lot.
@Mrh449
@Mrh449 2 месяца назад
I’m Croatian and my buddy from high school is Bosnian, my buddy’s parents lived in Bosnia when the war was happening and my grandparents fled to come to canada before the war, my buddy’s father all the time when we got drunk he would just talk about the war and some of the stories man just crazy yo, it was a bloody war a disgusting war I wish I did learn this in school but sadly I had to learn from my grandparents and my buddy’s father and man oh man I know war is war but man the Bosnian war was a brutal war man
@ersanmemic
@ersanmemic Год назад
As a Bosnian, I can only say: Thank You, Johnny, for sharing and educating the world about the Bosnian War. Many people still deny the facts you showed (and many others too) and the biggest problem by far is that deniers are raising deniers which is harming the country and the entire region.
@rudysmith1552
@rudysmith1552 Год назад
Comment form Western Europe
@rudysmith1552
@rudysmith1552 Год назад
I wonder who’s going to resettle the Balkans after of the south Slavs leave
@hehe-pt6yb
@hehe-pt6yb Год назад
He did not mention that well before the war in Bosnia officially started, there was ongoing fighting within Bosnia, but it was only between Serbs and Croats, and it was directly linked to the ongoing war in Croatia. Serb and Yugoslav forces were using Bosnian territory to attack Croatia and when doing so they were attacking and killing Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina. One such incident was attack on the village of Ravno, when Yugoslav army attacked and destroyed Croat village in Herzegovina, on their way to attack Dubrovnik, Croatia. After this incident, Croats in Bosnia demanded central Bosnian government (mostly led by Muslims) to do something, however, Bosniak president, Alija Izetbegovic, publicly stated on television; "this is not our war, we will not interfere" Afterwards, Croats of Bosnia realized they cannot rely on Bosnian government for protection (which they helped vote to power), and had to form their own state within a state, that is, Herzeg-Bosnia. So Croats were practically back-stabbed by Bosniaks at the start of the war, as they did not want to fight the Serbs. In early 1992 when the war in Bosnia officially started, Bosnia was mostly and most effectivelly defended by Croats, who were better organized and prepared for the war. As such, if not for Croats of Bosnia it is very likely the Serbs would have managed to conquer much more of Bosnia in the early stages of the war, and perhaps win the war at the start.
@GrigRP
@GrigRP Год назад
@@rudysmith1552 Cry more, Serb.
@Mirsab
@Mirsab Год назад
​@@hehe-pt6yb interesting
@VanjaKerek
@VanjaKerek 8 месяцев назад
I was a kid during the war in Croatia and remember vividly when my aunt, uncle, cousins escaped from Sarajevo to Croatia, to my home town, I was so happy! And even though the war raged around us and my father fought in it, we were somehow happier and felt safer because we were all together.
@darioberki4569
@darioberki4569 5 месяцев назад
Spot on. Unity reigned in those hard times.
@sarajevoball
@sarajevoball 5 месяцев назад
I'm a person living in serbia, but extremely addicted to sarajevo. I come there like 3 times a year and war causes are still there. You can see grenade holes everywhere and a lot of abandoned buildings. Except all of that, sarajevo is beautiful and recommended to visit
@gloopdogg1145
@gloopdogg1145 Месяц назад
Yeah you are from Serbia with "Sarajevo ball" as a name😂....Right here how many Serbs love in Sarajevo before and after war,just to people who are outsiders see my point ...
@MukishaHD
@MukishaHD 2 месяца назад
My parents were kids during the war and are still traumatized for ehat was done to their friends and family i lost my uncle all other family members survived and im glad they did
@leafc6744
@leafc6744 Год назад
as someone who came to the US as a small child because of this war, it’s story and it’s impact on those in my family have transcended generations. I am glad this is getting more attention. It’s hard to put into words the utter sadness and grief one feels for a country that isn’t the same as it was, and what it’s people have gone through.
@milosmilosic2632
@milosmilosic2632 Год назад
WHY CAN'T BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BE A UNITARY MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY...? Bosnia and Herzegovina was a multi-ethnic community in Yugoslavia - while the cohesive strength of the community came from self-governing worker (class...!) consciousness, which was: above all religious and national consciousness. In such circumstances: where the dominant form was social ownership of the means of production, and the main production relationship: SELF-MANAGEMENT, it was easy to build multi-ethnic relations and multiculturalism: which was reflected in film, sports and especially in music, where it manifested itself the most...! With the introduction of capitalist relations and private property as the dominant form in the economy, where PROFIT is the main driver of everything and not satisfying the NEEDS OF CITIZENS, political relations are radically changed, where the existing multi-ethnic and multicultural community is legally disintegrating, because this "new" is now based on : A MULTI-PARTY POLITICAL SYSTEM, where each ethnic group legally creates its own political party... And they are no longer bound by CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS and affiliation, but exclusively by NATIONAL or RELIGIOUS (both in politics, culture, economy, security and sports...!) Any attempt in such (bourgeois...) circumstances, to establish some kind of UNITARY COMMUNITY, inevitably leads to the domination of one nation and therefore to conflict within such an artificial (forced...) community, and finally, to the inevitable... - WAR...! I will prove to you with a very simple question, that Muslims from Bosnia are ESSENTIALLY the instigators of the war in BiH...! "If TOMORROW ALL SERBS from Republika Srpska were to collectively convert from Orthodoxy to Islam, would you - shoot them"...? Answer me....? If you have a "hertz"...? If you say: that you would not shoot the Serbs, if they collectively convert to Islam: THAT MEANS - THAT YOU did not like the multi-ethnic and multicultural Bosnia that existed in the SFRY and that you are: 100% responsible for the outbreak of war in Bosnia...! If you say: That you would still shoot at the Serbs... - it only means that you are a FASCIST society and a fascist TOTALITARIAN community, which does not know how to organize economic life in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the principles of democratic principles, and that is why you NEED ROBBERY of other peoples and their economic and financial resources. So...? Are you the instigators of war in BiH...? The answer is: YES...! Muslims are the instigators of war in BiH...!
@ykabusalah
@ykabusalah Год назад
Hey Leaf C! I know this is odd, but I saw your comment and it caught my attention. I am currently doing a fellowship project where I collect and document stories of people who have been displaced. I think these stories are incredibly important, and I myself am a Palestinian refugee who had to flee war. I'd love to potentially interview your family for my project if you are all comfortable as I'm really interested in learning about real stories that came from this war. If you're interested, please contact me at: ykabusalah@gmail.com. To learn more about what my project is about, please my fellowship project here: filmishmish.substack.com.
@leafc6744
@leafc6744 Год назад
@@milosmilosic2632 i aint reading allat ☠️☠️
@Noraslunch
@Noraslunch Год назад
I was there for it. And it's crazy how many people don't know about it
@mou6854
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