Moj druzze Tito !this guy survived 2 world wars !!!!!and united the world from war until his Death 1980!after his death people should see How many countrys that war and separate including yugoslavija !he was a man who talked to the presidents of countrys world wide to not war and he affected them !❤when He died worlds country changed many innicent killed!!! Love to Tito great leader in history❤🎉
@@balkan0703 Serbian at 0:46, Croatian at 1:11 and Slovenian at 1:46. That's actually national anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia - the only Yugoslavia that UK truly respected.
No matter if you like Tito or not...something must be said...not even the Nazi Germany or Fascist Italy were able to catch this man. This is kinda incredible as Yugoslavia was occupied by them and he had also Ustashas and Chetniks as internal enemies. Just think about such a lost situation..but Tito won and the world was literally on his knees. He dared even to go against Stalin. The man was fearless and admired. Tito's funeral was attended by big personalities worldwide. Just very few persons in the world had such funerals. Facts. Just think about all this. Incredible.
For your information that country no longer exists fortunately. It could only be held together by a dictatorship. Tito was a brutal communist dictator that exterminated and imprisoned well over million people of all ethnicities from the region.Stalin's right hand man who murdered his own party comrades in the process of taking over the leadership of KPJ.Huge material wealth and land was stolen by the communists from rightful owners in that regime and lack of democratic process planted the seeds of all the subsequent wars in the region. Anyone defending or glorifying the misdeeds of this mass murderer and kleptomaniac should be ashamed and possibly legaly prosecuted.Like someone glorifying Hitler for example.No difference.
@@nebojsaborkovich9196 Communist dictator that imprisoned and murdered over a million of his own people did you say? Please can you give us a breakdown of these numbers. Don't forget there were Slovenians, Serbians, Croatians, Macedonians and Bosnian folks living here. Also Albanians living in Kosovo. So how many of each territory were incarcerated and murdered please? I'm very curious.
@@nebojsaborkovich9196 looking back it would've been far better for Europe if the constituent republics of Yugoslavia had went their seperate ways after World War 1 finished.
@@Smudgeroon74 There were no republics to do anything in 1918.They were created and carved out after WW2 by the communists.There were no such "nationalities" as Macedonians or Bosniaks. Serbia joined by Montenegro before WW1 were victorious in the war.Croats ,Slovenes,Serbs and Moslems (How they identified until the last war) were part of defeated Austro-Hungarian empire in whats today "Bosnia" and Croatia/Slovenia.And northern part of Serbia.Dalmatia and the Islands were given to Italy as reward for switching sides in the war.Knowing that thew would lose Dalmatia Croatian politicians and Slovenes for security reasons as small people begged and prodded crazy King Alexander to create a joint state well before the war is over.King Peter 1st was too old and turned over the state affairs to his son.Serbian legendary Prime minister Nikola Pasic was against the idea but was overruled by Alexander.'Kingdom of Serbs,Croats and Slovenes' was born later to take name Yugoslavia.Italians were pissed for losing Dalmatia and that worked partially to bring Mussolini into power who worked on dismantling it and later helped the Croatian right wing group Ustase.Alexander thought that Serbs would be big enough to "cook over the Croats and control them which was a total idiocy and proved wrong.Within 2 years things went South and Croatians were already seeking independence 1929 Alexander proclaimed a dictatorship and unitary Yugoslavia by all means.1934 he was assasinated.1939 semi independent"Banovuna Hrvatska'was created.And the Hitler invaded and the rest is history.Serbia should have never,ever created Yugoslavia.Needlesly made enemies with Italy over ungrateful Croatian and would have remained more physical insulated from Germany.Would never led to War with Germans nor Ante Pavelic or later criminal communist Tito.Nor later wars.Big mistake but Serbian are very self-destructive and crazy people.
@@Smudgeroon74 Yes open Wikipedia or any unbiased book or article about Titos crimes. No mysteries there.You know like reading about Aushwitz or Dachau.He decimated his own party comrades before the war,established ties with anti government fascist groups.During the war committed unspeakable atrocities against Serbian peasants in Serbia and prodded Germans into heavy reprisals against the populace.Left purposefully poorly armed and untrained 200.000 young Serbs to be annihilated by the withdrawing Germans at so called 'Sremski Front'.Murdered and expelled ethnic Germans and Italians .Although the Ustashes were horrible Tito communists murdered on mass not only them but countless Domobrans and many innocent Croatian and Slovene civilians I at Bleigbourg field in 1945.The main Ustashes leaders mostly escaped.Anti communist Serbian troops of Mihailovic and Ljotic were also mercilessly slaughtered without any trial in Slovenia at the same time. And then the real mass murders and prosecution of people started in Serbia and other republics.Thousands upon thousands.Nobody was safe.Even the communists own family members.Goli Otok and Glavnjaca camps were infamous for murder and torture.Later on Tito made it a habit to murder Croatian and Serbian emigrees abroad including a vicious dismemberment in Chicago of journalist Dragisa Kasikovic and his 9 year old dsughter.Many were shot or strangled by his Udba secret police at the same time he was being wined and dined by American presidents.Today there is group of idiots mainly in Bosnia and Serbia still glorifying his useless,corrupt regime.
For all the uneducated or purposefully uneducated idiots out there who argue on this video, the anthem of the kingdom of Yugoslavia comprised of three songs: "Bože pravde", which was the ,serbian national anthem before the unification, "Lijepa naša domovino", (,croatian), and "Naprej zastava slave" (Slovenian). It is unclear, at least to me and anyone else who does not wish to be malicious, whether this anthem was played on purpose instead of "Hej, Sloveni", which was the anthem of post-war Yugoslavia, but which shares its tune with Polish anthem. It is probable that the editor of the film at the time wished to avoid confusion.
The National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted "Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
(3:05) look at that diference , beetween the guy who did the liberation war from the front, and the other guy who comand the liberalist war from his office
The National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted "Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
@ozbiljnisrpac3123 especially since he can't even Stat with one woman to call his wife. Ironically, his current one comes from Slivenia. Which was formally a part of Yugoslavia. So much fir him being "anti Communust." What a simp...
Actually is the anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia that consists 3 anthems in it the serbian "Bože Pravde", the Croatian "Lijepa Nasha Domovino" and the old Slovenian "Naprej Zastava Slave". This was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted"Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
Tito's govt spent a lot of money on the Yugoslav army. The "Željava Air Base" which was built inside a mountain cost an estimated $6 billion USD ( most of this money was borrowed). This military project along with other crazy military projects ended up bankrupting the old Federal Yugoslavia which was one of the reasons for the collapse of the federal Yugoslav state.
It would be quite Insulting to Tito if he had seen this Segment, mainly due to the MONARCHIST anthem being played instead of the Socialist One, "Hej Slaveni".
Actually is the anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia that consists 3 anthems in it the serbian "Bože Pravde", the Croatian "Lijepa Nasha Domovino" and the old Slovenian "Naprej Zastava Slave". This was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted "Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
Tito didn’t break his salute, not even once when walking past those sailors!
That’s top tier respect right there ❤️
Moj druzze Tito !this guy survived 2 world wars !!!!!and united the world from war until his Death 1980!after his death people should see How many countrys that war and separate including yugoslavija !he was a man who talked to the presidents of countrys world wide to not war and he affected them !❤when He died worlds country changed many innicent killed!!! Love to Tito great leader in history❤🎉
It's interesting to hear the anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia around minute 1 and not the anthem of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia.
It was the same tune.
Nope.
And anthem of Croatia after that.
Stiven Ram the anthem of the kingdom of yugoslavija was first the serbian then the croatian together.
@@balkan0703 Serbian at 0:46, Croatian at 1:11 and Slovenian at 1:46. That's actually national anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia - the only Yugoslavia that UK truly respected.
No matter if you like Tito or not...something must be said...not even the Nazi Germany or Fascist Italy were able to catch this man. This is kinda incredible as Yugoslavia was occupied by them and he had also Ustashas and Chetniks as internal enemies. Just think about such a lost situation..but Tito won and the world was literally on his knees. He dared even to go against Stalin. The man was fearless and admired. Tito's funeral was attended by big personalities worldwide. Just very few persons in the world had such funerals. Facts. Just think about all this. Incredible.
I love Yugoslavia and all my brothers and sisters.
For your information that country no longer exists fortunately. It could only be held together by a dictatorship. Tito was a brutal communist dictator that exterminated and imprisoned well over million people of all ethnicities from the region.Stalin's right hand man who murdered his own party comrades in the process of taking over the leadership of KPJ.Huge material wealth and land was stolen by the communists from rightful owners in that regime and lack of democratic process planted the seeds of all the subsequent wars in the region. Anyone defending or glorifying the misdeeds of this mass murderer and kleptomaniac should be ashamed and possibly legaly prosecuted.Like someone glorifying Hitler for example.No difference.
@@nebojsaborkovich9196 Communist dictator that imprisoned and murdered over a million of his own people did you say? Please can you give us a breakdown of these numbers. Don't forget there were Slovenians, Serbians, Croatians, Macedonians and Bosnian folks living here. Also Albanians living in Kosovo. So how many of each territory were incarcerated and murdered please? I'm very curious.
@@nebojsaborkovich9196 looking back it would've been far better for Europe if the constituent republics of Yugoslavia had went their seperate ways after World War 1 finished.
@@Smudgeroon74 There were no republics to do anything in 1918.They were created and carved out after WW2 by the communists.There were no such "nationalities" as Macedonians or Bosniaks. Serbia joined by Montenegro before WW1 were victorious in the war.Croats ,Slovenes,Serbs and Moslems (How they identified until the last war) were part of defeated Austro-Hungarian empire in whats today "Bosnia" and Croatia/Slovenia.And northern part of Serbia.Dalmatia and the Islands were given to Italy as reward for switching sides in the war.Knowing that thew would lose Dalmatia Croatian politicians and Slovenes for security reasons as small people begged and prodded crazy King Alexander to create a joint state well before the war is over.King Peter 1st was too old and turned over the state affairs to his son.Serbian legendary Prime minister Nikola Pasic was against the idea but was overruled by Alexander.'Kingdom of Serbs,Croats and Slovenes' was born later to take name Yugoslavia.Italians were pissed for losing Dalmatia and that worked partially to bring Mussolini into power who worked on dismantling it and later helped the Croatian right wing group Ustase.Alexander thought that Serbs would be big enough to "cook over the Croats and control them which was a total idiocy and proved wrong.Within 2 years things went South and Croatians were already seeking independence 1929 Alexander proclaimed a dictatorship and unitary Yugoslavia by all means.1934 he was assasinated.1939 semi independent"Banovuna Hrvatska'was created.And the Hitler invaded and the rest is history.Serbia should have never,ever created Yugoslavia.Needlesly made enemies with Italy over ungrateful Croatian and would have remained more physical insulated from Germany.Would never led to War with Germans nor Ante Pavelic or later criminal communist Tito.Nor later wars.Big mistake but Serbian are very self-destructive and crazy people.
@@Smudgeroon74 Yes open Wikipedia or any unbiased book or article about Titos crimes. No mysteries there.You know like reading about Aushwitz or Dachau.He decimated his own party comrades before the war,established ties with anti government fascist groups.During the war committed unspeakable atrocities against Serbian peasants in Serbia and prodded Germans into heavy reprisals against the populace.Left purposefully poorly armed and untrained 200.000 young Serbs to be annihilated by the withdrawing Germans at so called 'Sremski Front'.Murdered and expelled ethnic Germans and Italians .Although the Ustashes were horrible Tito communists murdered on mass not only them but countless Domobrans and many innocent Croatian and Slovene civilians I at Bleigbourg field in 1945.The main Ustashes leaders mostly escaped.Anti communist Serbian troops of Mihailovic and Ljotic were also mercilessly slaughtered without any trial in Slovenia at the same time. And then the real mass murders and prosecution of people started in Serbia and other republics.Thousands upon thousands.Nobody was safe.Even the communists own family members.Goli Otok and Glavnjaca camps were infamous for murder and torture.Later on Tito made it a habit to murder Croatian and Serbian emigrees abroad including a vicious dismemberment in Chicago of journalist Dragisa Kasikovic and his 9 year old dsughter.Many were shot or strangled by his Udba secret police at the same time he was being wined and dined by American presidents.Today there is group of idiots mainly in Bosnia and Serbia still glorifying his useless,corrupt regime.
For all the uneducated or purposefully uneducated idiots out there who argue on this video, the anthem of the kingdom of Yugoslavia comprised of three songs: "Bože pravde", which was the ,serbian national anthem before the unification, "Lijepa naša domovino", (,croatian), and "Naprej zastava slave" (Slovenian). It is unclear, at least to me and anyone else who does not wish to be malicious, whether this anthem was played on purpose instead of "Hej, Sloveni", which was the anthem of post-war Yugoslavia, but which shares its tune with Polish anthem. It is probable that the editor of the film at the time wished to avoid confusion.
The National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted "Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
(3:05) look at that diference , beetween the guy who did the liberation war from the front, and the other guy who comand the liberalist war from his office
Josip Tito Yugoslavia president 1953 to 1980 marshal of Yugoslavian army 1941-1980 died aged 87 4th May 1980
are we just gonna ignore the fact that they played the anthem of The Kingdom of Yugoslavia and not the anthem of SFR Yugoslavia?
The National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted "Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
Better than trump
trump is nothing to tito he came to every city in yugoslavia and hold nation of 7 countrys in one
@ozbiljnisrpac3123 especially since he can't even Stat with one woman to call his wife. Ironically, his current one comes from Slivenia. Which was formally a part of Yugoslavia. So much fir him being "anti Communust." What a simp...
Slava Jugoslaviji!!!
Tito was a great man!
He was excellent
Queen Elizabeth is still alive
No
no
LOL. why they were playing Serbian (Boze Pravde) and Croatian (Lijepa Nasho Domovino) anthems instead of official Yugoslav one (Hej Sloveni):?
Prob to either avoid confusion or because it was shortly after the liberation of yugoslavia
Actually is the anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia that consists 3 anthems in it the serbian "Bože Pravde", the Croatian "Lijepa Nasha Domovino" and the old Slovenian "Naprej Zastava Slave". This was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted"Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
@@stgr0186 Hej Sloveni was used until 2006
A kazu tito spijun, samo slusajte taj engleski hahah Legenda :D
Bolje Engleski parla nego Srpski 😂
@@SrbinHercegovacTacno tako! Engleski prica sa jasnim nemackim akcentom...!?!
ima li gdje video gdje prica nas jezik?
friendship
a smoke bomb?
ony a joke : )
Живела зоциалистичка фодеративна Југославија живели друг тито
Tito's govt spent a lot of money on the Yugoslav army. The "Željava Air Base" which was built inside a mountain cost an estimated $6 billion USD ( most of this money was borrowed). This military project along with other crazy military projects ended up bankrupting the old Federal Yugoslavia which was one of the reasons for the collapse of the federal Yugoslav state.
It would be quite Insulting to Tito if he had seen this Segment, mainly due to the MONARCHIST anthem being played instead of the Socialist One, "Hej Slaveni".
Moj voljeni oprecednik❤
Hey that was Prince Philip!
they mansged to get the most annoying speaker
Lijepa nasa hahah
Actually is the anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia that consists 3 anthems in it the serbian "Bože Pravde", the Croatian "Lijepa Nasha Domovino" and the old Slovenian "Naprej Zastava Slave". This was played probably because the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) adopted "Hej Sloveni" officially as a national anthem only in 1977. "Hej Sloveni" was used as a transitional anthem from 1946 until a new one could be adopted and replace the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Eventually, the anthem got an official status in 1977 and remained Yugoslavia's anthem until 2004. Of course, this situation alongside the fact that the era that the former anthem was played was very close, might have caused a confused situation.
Chetnik Dragoslav Dražha Mihajlovich...!
Dragoljub not Dragoslav
Pozdrav!
Da li je iko primetio da se u pozadini cuje himna nezavisne drzave Hrvatske.?!? LoL.!!!
Pa svirali su je i na Titovoj sahrani.
As well as Serbian anthem
Kako mu je divno stajala uniforma😊
Moja voljena Jugoslavija i drug TITO❤
jethrooo,SLAVA KREPANOJ JUGOSLAVIJI....
Nikola,ZIVELA KREPANA SOCIJALISTICKA YU ZIVEO KREPANI TITO!!!!
DOLJE S NJIM
alah