Thank you for the kind words about Belgrade, Serbs. It is true that we approach foreigners with open hearts. We feel this as an obligation to make foreigners feel welcome. A small correction in 1.54 is actually the river Sava, which flows into the Danube near there ☺
It is real gold, actually 15 million pieces of 24 karat gold mosaics (golden flakes applied to baked glass) covering a surface area of 12,000 square meters (Russian federation donated most of the money for the mosaics). There is also a crypt underground where Serbian Patriarchs are buried, that is just as beautiful.
Kalemegdan Fortress goes back thousands of years, not hundreds. The first mention of the city (fort) is in the 3rd century BC by the Celtic tribe, who had defeated Thracian and Dacian tribes that previously lived in and around the fort. The final look got it during Ottoman occupation but it was founded 2500 years ago. Walls from the Roman times are still visible.
Here in germany we make jokes about a possible russian invasion. Not only today, but for decades. When people hear these jokes, you know what they do? They laugh. They don't get offended.
It doesn't have to be. Swabians arrival in Vojvodina was a good thing imo. There are still remnants of them in Vojvodina and let me tell you-They are awesome. Especially older folks.
You made maybe the best video about the St. Sava temple. Great view and you are right, you totally feel dizzy when you look up. I always do. You should go to the crypt, that is, you looked at the stairs to the crypt, but you didn't go. It is really great.
At @1:50, it was Sava river, only at @4:35 you can see confluence of Sava into Danube on right. @14:17 it's the National Library (err, original one was bombed and burned during WW2 by you know whom). @17:20 Yes, it is all pure gold. You could go downstairs too, there's even more gold and frescos there, because it was build first. and not that high ceilings.
I dont know if someone answered you already, but yes, its real gold in that church. I think it was donated by the Gazprom Neft and some other Russian companies.
Love the video,love that you like Belgrade and Serbia but you bought me when you said that you like that we Serbs are proud on our nation,country,history and that you are proud German which you should be,also i like how you pointed out how in Germany they look you as a nazi or some kind of racist if you wear,pur,fly german flag,i remmeber some yrs ago when Merkel and her party won the elections and 1 party member had small german flag and wave with it and she took the flag so aggressively from him and droped it on the floor,i couldnt belive,hear you would have riots over that,that politician could never be a public figure anymore,also you should check serbian-german history,we have long history together,we had great relations through medievil times,your military leader Palman and german knights were personal guard to our Emperor,your King Friedrich Barbarosa was personal friend with our King and they planned together crusade,also Serbia had biggest gold and silver mines in Europe and they were run by Saxons,our Emperor made like constitution and saxons had special rights like minority which in those days nobody did that,also you should check the Lusatian Serbs that live in Germany, serbs and other slavs mixed with germans and they got germanised and thats how you got the Prussians,we had Prussians in our army,we even had prussian style of military,training,doctrine,one of our great Generals from WW1 was Paulus Sturm,prussian,who came as a young officer in 19th century in serbian army,fought in serbo-turkish wars,two Balkan wars and in ww1 he got tank of General and was Commander of 3rd army who was fighting the germans basicly,also you should check your one of the best military leaders,germans say that for him,Fon Mackenzen,he led german army in ww1 into war with Serbia,you should hear what he said ro his troops before coming here about the Serbs,he gave us biggest military honors and after Belgrade fell he eract monument to heroic serbian soldiers who fought,that is never happened that enemy army build a monument to the opponent army,monument is stil here in Belgrade,also Hitler who hated Slavs i mean he hated eveybody haha he had high respect for the Serbs,he negotiate with our prince so that Serbia/Kingdom of Yugoslavia be neutral,didnt want to fight serbs,dont know was it him or Emperor Wilheim that said i wish that nation is on our side,also when we confronted the Nazi Germany Hitler said those Serbs bit me to my heart twice coz of ww1 and ww2 then haha all the best to you from Belgrade Edit; We have in our war museum some german tanks and weapons that dont exist anywhere not even in Germany,they are only examples in the world,also ro add some ppl dont speak english so you think they are not nice they just dont understand you and probably are shamed that they dont speak english so they dont want to talk much with foreigners so you can mistake them with not so nice ppl
Germans and Serbs. There's an interesting Serbian movie from 2014 called "The Man Who Defended Gavrilo Princip." Princip's defense attorney was a man named Rudolf Zistler, an Austrian and a recent law school graduate who was appointed to the job. He was expected to throw the case but he put up a surprisingly good defense. The Austrian government was so outraged by the fact that he basically won the case they marched him to the border at gunpoint and kicked him out of the country. They wanted to hang him but the Hungarians vetoed the idea. It's on UA-cam with English subtitles. In any event, his argument wasn't that Princip didn't murder Franz Ferdinand but that (since Austria's annexation of Bosnia was illegal) he needed to be charged with murder (which didn't carry the death penalty) and not high treason (which did). The prosecution was dumbfounded that an ethnic German would defend a Slavic nationalist. His daughter later became the lead singer at the Sarajevo opera.
03:27 Actually fortress was buit 280 before Christ, by roman empereor Iustinian. Iustinian is one of 17 roman emperrors born on theritory of today Serbia. The most important is Constantine the Great, founder of Christianity and builder of Constatinopolle. Constatin was born in today city of Niš, former Naissus.
@@adrianog4148 Constantine the great was Illyrian by father and Greek by mother. No one knows exact origins of Albanians, one of theories was they are direct ancestors of Illyrians but genethic research shows that every balcan nation, every balcan people has illryian genes 10% or more. Btw, i sayed. CONSTANTINE the GREAT was born on teritory of TODAY SERBIA, whats the problem?.
@@hypatiatv421 serbs will never know the origin of albanians. Dont live in your lies, serb. Today there is enough evidence that clearly show who the albanians are. Especially italian researchers have found a lot of evidence.
@@adrianog4148 Research and evidence points to Caucasus origins of the Albanians (Shqiptars). Albanians are J Haplogroup which is from the Caucasus and Middle East. These people were brought into the Balkans by the Byzantines who brought huge numbers of people from Armenia, Syria, Southern Italy, and that is how the J got into the Balkans. The Illyrians and ancients Greeks didn't have J, except for maybe some people of Georgian (Caucasus Georgia) descent, but they were only a small amount. Albanians language is also similar to the Caucasus language in grammar and syntax and also sounds in the Albanian language are uncommon in Europe but common in the Caucasus. The Illyrian propaganda for the Albanians was started by Austria for its political agenda in the Balkans. Austrians took the idea for the Serbs and the Dalmatian Croats who had an Illyrian movement long before the idea was put in Albanians' heads. Austria suppressed the movement among Croats and Serbs and started pushing in for the backwards Albanians.
@@adrianog4148 Some of Serbs' ancestors were there because the DNA shows Serbs have ancestors who came to the Balkans many thousands of years ago. They and the other South Slavs were there before later Slavic movements and there is DNA besides the South Slavic. Most South Slavs are I Haplogroup which is the only Haplogroup to originate in Europe and scientists say it originated around the Danube where Serbia is today. It originated around the Ice Ages. "Albanians" which is not even their true name but what others decided to term them with the first writings being "the so-called Albanians" weren't mentioned in the Balkans until the 11th century when they were mercenaries of the Byzantines.
I am not sure, but if I have the correct address, it might be the old post office build in 1938. Germans used it during the second worldwar. It was the post office until 2008. Today it is used by some stores and business.
Schön das du da warst. Für mich sind Berlin und Belgrad von ihrer Art ähnlich. Beide Städte schlafen nie, sind freundlich, kommunikativ und bieten viel. Hoffe es ist nicht das letzte Mal, dass du uns besucht hast.
Because kids like it😂 And the guy was not avtually "not nice", he was friendly, just desperate for change 😂. They usually lack change very early as everyone pays with big notes.
Germans are originally Slavs/Serbs anyway. You were conquered, given a new language and brainwashed by the Franks (a division of the Roman empire) a long time ago. Just go visit the few remaining Sorb communities in Germany and ask them about their history. They know.
@@MarvinMagellan No we did not all come from Africa, you dont seriously believe such nonsense? Each race has its own legends and origin story. Learn yours. The white race was and is one kind, one family with its own origin. Learn it.
@@MarvinMagellan You should know that at the begining of time whole Earth belonged to Serbs, but since we are so nice people we desided to share it with others. Your government doesnt want you to know the truth. But thankfully there are still brave people like Marija ready to spread the awarness no matter the cost :)
@@MultiMischka yes Moin is greeting word in the North Germany, Hamburg and around Hamburg. I like to say moin and for good morning and for good evening. Zuhause ist, wo Mann auch Abends Moin sagt. Haus is there where a person says moin even in the evening. They say it here like that
There should be a statue of Prinz Eugen von Savoy placed in Kalemegdan to commemorate his liberation of Belgrade from the Turks in 1717. On the postament of it there should among other be the words: Prinz Eugen der edle Ritter, wollt dem Kaiser wied'rum kriegen Stadt und Festung Belgerad! Er ließ schlagen eine Brukken, daß man kunt hinüberrucken mit der Armee vor die Stadt. Als die Brucken nun war geschlagen, daß man kunnt mit Stuck und Wagen Frei passir'n den Donaufluß, Bei Semlin schlug man das Lager, Alle Türken zu verjagen, Ihn'n zum Spott und zum Verdruß.
The problem is that the biggest Nazi division in Yugoslavia during the Second World War was called the "Prince Eugene Division." And that's interesting because Prince Eugene was an Italian not a German. He actually wanted a place in the French Army (He was brought up at Versailles) but his mother was involved in a very bizarre murder/conspiracy and the French King denied him a commission, so he went to the Habsburgs. The rest is history. Personally I don't like the neocon view of the Ottoman/Habsburg wars as a "clash of civilization." It was a clash between two empires. The French were traditionally allied with the Turks against the Austrians and the Serbs considered the Habsburgs their oppressors (who shot who in Sarajevo in 1914?) as much as the Ottomans. Eugene was a masterful general but he was no saint. He destroyed Sarajevo in the beginning of the 18th Century and ruined a great European Islamic city. It didn't recover its population until the 19th Century.
Germans *do* need a bit more nationalist self-respect these days. When the Americans blew up their pipeline and the ex-Polish foreign minister started cackling with glee, even I wanted to see the Germans invade. But alas they stayed silent.
Totaly agree with you. The german goverment even has evidence regarding who did it. They won't publish it for national safety reason they say. Its a disgrace.
@@MarvinMagellan Germany traded sovereignty for money. Serbia traded prosperity for independence. Serbs will never give up Kosovo because they're poor. Their heritage is all they've got. But they have no real desire to become western lackeys like the Poles and join the EU (and get subsidized). The Germans gave up Pomerania, Prussia and Silesia because they're rich and have enough money to make it go down easily. But should the German standard of living decline because the USA is so determined to drive a wedge between Germany and Russia they cross some as of yet unknown line in the sand....
06:05 you look like spanish German, by your accent the most. By look, i do not know, less then 50% of Germans are with blue hair and blue eyes. Other 50% looks like you.
08:53 Fotress constantly changes owner durin it history. Romans, Celts, Avars, Hungarians, Ottomans, Hungarians, Ottomans... 20 times i think?, Serbs, Austrians, Serbs.... We have long history of relationships with Germans(Austria). Sometimes friends, sometimes enemies...
09:56 Do not buy sparkling water or anything in street small shops, in regular shops price is 50-60 dinars, 0,4 euros. In street shops you will pay 1+ euro.
I know my family history a few generation back. Almost all german. Maybe I have to look further into past... Soon I will continue exploring the Balkan 😃 thank you so much for all your comments! ❤️👍
Nemci, a sa njima isvi zapadni narodi I.aju misljenje o slovenskim.narodima, kao nekakvoj nizoj Klass ljudskog Roda. Mi jesmo beli ali po njima smo intelektualno lestvicu dole. Posle Nas naravno dolaze Indusi, arapi crnci it'd. Oni sebe smatraju vroom. Tacka To nije samo Hitlerova teorija
I am from Srebia, and I can say people in Belgrade are not nice. At 10:50 This is horrible example of rude behavior from typically poor and uneducated Belgrade citizen. 120 dinars small bottle of water? What? That is robbery. In my town, same water costs 40 dinars!
As someone who was born in Germany, does not know what at least one of those tanks from the Second World War looks like? Do you learn about World War I or World War II in school???This is basic knowledge from history.
I didn't learn about the varietys of tanks in history at school, no. I know some names but thats it. It is not basic knowledge from history, at least not in the western world.
I actually made a mistake in this video. I was standing infront of the Sava and not the Danube 🙄 Thanks @dusanka nikolic siljegovic for mentioning!
Me too, i thought it was Sava... Danube is bigger..
It's actually quite close to estuary between Sava and Danube...
St. Sava -It is gold
Don't worry you make us laugh ;)
Thank you for the kind words about Belgrade, Serbs. It is true that we approach foreigners with open hearts. We feel this as an obligation to make foreigners feel welcome. A small correction in 1.54 is actually the river Sava, which flows into the Danube near there ☺
It is real gold, actually 15 million pieces of 24 karat gold mosaics (golden flakes applied to baked glass) covering a surface area of 12,000 square meters (Russian federation donated most of the money for the mosaics).
There is also a crypt underground where Serbian Patriarchs are buried, that is just as beautiful.
Kalemegdan Fortress goes back thousands of years, not hundreds. The first mention of the city (fort) is in the 3rd century BC by the Celtic tribe, who had defeated Thracian and Dacian tribes that previously lived in and around the fort. The final look got it during Ottoman occupation but it was founded 2500 years ago. Walls from the Roman times are still visible.
From a historical standpoint "Germans are coming to Serbia" doesn`t sound very good.
Here in germany we make jokes about a possible russian invasion. Not only today, but for decades. When people hear these jokes, you know what they do? They laugh. They don't get offended.
@@MarvinMagellan I wasn`t offended, no need to get defensive.
I can see now that it was not at all obvious, but my comment was lighthearted.
@@arlekin1976 no heartfeelings brother.
It doesn't have to be. Swabians arrival in Vojvodina was a good thing imo.
There are still remnants of them in Vojvodina and let me tell you-They are awesome. Especially older folks.
😂 No, it doesn't.
These Germans, they just can't stay away from us, now, can they? 😁👍
it is gold leafed btw thx for visiting Serbia!
Thanks for your comment!
Great video.Welcome to Belgrade. Enjoy.
Srb people are so frendly, i was in there 2021 see the church is still constitution..yeah one think i saw Serbian flag fly some part of Bosnia.
Soon I will come to Bosnia again brother ;)
@@MarvinMagellan thats good we waiting for new blog
You made maybe the best video about the St. Sava temple. Great view and you are right, you totally feel dizzy when you look up. I always do. You should go to the crypt, that is, you looked at the stairs to the crypt, but you didn't go. It is really great.
Bg je divan i ljudi poz😊💜💙💚
Alma😘hvala lepo.
Hey, love your channel. Please don't stop making videos 🎉
Thank you so much! It means a lot!
Welcome in Serbia !! 🇷🇸
Welcome TO Serbia - ako se vec pravis Englez!!!
@@Brave2standalone A koj si ti k*rac ? Profesor ?
Willkommen in Serbia. Sehr schöne Video ,mach weiter so, viel Spaß und Erfolg wünsche ich dir!🤩🎞💫🙏🍀
Vielen Dank Bruder! Tolle Menschen, tolles Land! ❤️👍
@@MarvinMagellan Freut mich sehr, du bist auch Toll ,weiter so!🍀❤️🙏🕊🌞🌍
At @1:50, it was Sava river, only at @4:35 you can see confluence of Sava into Danube on right.
@14:17 it's the National Library (err, original one was bombed and burned during WW2 by you know whom).
@17:20 Yes, it is all pure gold. You could go downstairs too, there's even more gold and frescos there, because it was build first. and not that high ceilings.
Belgrade Baby best City in the world, where Life is still good!
Belgrade looks great to explore!
Welcome to Serbia
Добродошао у Србију
Ja sam siguran da on cita Cirilicu!!! E jeste ostali neemancipovani Balkanci - svaka vam cast!!!
At 16:12 it is gold plated and didn't go down in cripte at that is the most beautiful part od st,Sava Temple.
1:28 the graffiti on that wall says a lot about the way locals feel on foreign military interventions......,
Yes it is Gold!
And it cost about 40mil. euros. just dekoration
I dont know if someone answered you already, but yes, its real gold in that church. I think it was donated by the Gazprom Neft and some other Russian companies.
Watching this from Hamburg moin moin, originally from Belgrad, Srbija Beograd nice video
Danke Dir mein Lieber 👍
Love the video,love that you like Belgrade and Serbia but you bought me when you said that you like that we Serbs are proud on our nation,country,history and that you are proud German which you should be,also i like how you pointed out how in Germany they look you as a nazi or some kind of racist if you wear,pur,fly german flag,i remmeber some yrs ago when Merkel and her party won the elections and 1 party member had small german flag and wave with it and she took the flag so aggressively from him and droped it on the floor,i couldnt belive,hear you would have riots over that,that politician could never be a public figure anymore,also you should check serbian-german history,we have long history together,we had great relations through medievil times,your military leader Palman and german knights were personal guard to our Emperor,your King Friedrich Barbarosa was personal friend with our King and they planned together crusade,also Serbia had biggest gold and silver mines in Europe and they were run by Saxons,our Emperor made like constitution and saxons had special rights like minority which in those days nobody did that,also you should check the Lusatian Serbs that live in Germany, serbs and other slavs mixed with germans and they got germanised and thats how you got the Prussians,we had Prussians in our army,we even had prussian style of military,training,doctrine,one of our great Generals from WW1 was Paulus Sturm,prussian,who came as a young officer in 19th century in serbian army,fought in serbo-turkish wars,two Balkan wars and in ww1 he got tank of General and was Commander of 3rd army who was fighting the germans basicly,also you should check your one of the best military leaders,germans say that for him,Fon Mackenzen,he led german army in ww1 into war with Serbia,you should hear what he said ro his troops before coming here about the Serbs,he gave us biggest military honors and after Belgrade fell he eract monument to heroic serbian soldiers who fought,that is never happened that enemy army build a monument to the opponent army,monument is stil here in Belgrade,also Hitler who hated Slavs i mean he hated eveybody haha he had high respect for the Serbs,he negotiate with our prince so that Serbia/Kingdom of Yugoslavia be neutral,didnt want to fight serbs,dont know was it him or Emperor Wilheim that said i wish that nation is on our side,also when we confronted the Nazi Germany Hitler said those Serbs bit me to my heart twice coz of ww1 and ww2 then haha all the best to you from Belgrade
Edit; We have in our war museum some german tanks and weapons that dont exist anywhere not even in Germany,they are only examples in the world,also ro add some ppl dont speak english so you think they are not nice they just dont understand you and probably are shamed that they dont speak english so they dont want to talk much with foreigners so you can mistake them with not so nice ppl
Second biggest *orthodox* church in the world after Hagia Sophia (which is no longer a church obviously).
Germans and Serbs. There's an interesting Serbian movie from 2014 called "The Man Who Defended Gavrilo Princip." Princip's defense attorney was a man named Rudolf Zistler, an Austrian and a recent law school graduate who was appointed to the job. He was expected to throw the case but he put up a surprisingly good defense. The Austrian government was so outraged by the fact that he basically won the case they marched him to the border at gunpoint and kicked him out of the country. They wanted to hang him but the Hungarians vetoed the idea. It's on UA-cam with English subtitles. In any event, his argument wasn't that Princip didn't murder Franz Ferdinand but that (since Austria's annexation of Bosnia was illegal) he needed to be charged with murder (which didn't carry the death penalty) and not high treason (which did). The prosecution was dumbfounded that an ethnic German would defend a Slavic nationalist. His daughter later became the lead singer at the Sarajevo opera.
I think you're using 20th century international law regarding the Bosnia annexation. Princip died from tuberculosis anyway.
03:27 Actually fortress was buit 280 before Christ, by roman empereor Iustinian. Iustinian is one of 17 roman emperrors born on theritory of today Serbia. The most important is Constantine the Great, founder of Christianity and builder of Constatinopolle. Constatin was born in today city of Niš, former Naissus.
And gas nothing to do with serbs, because there was no serbia at that time. Constantine the great was illyrian/albanian. Youre welcome.
@@adrianog4148 Constantine the great was Illyrian by father and Greek by mother. No one knows exact origins of Albanians, one of theories was they are direct ancestors of Illyrians but genethic research shows that every balcan nation, every balcan people has illryian genes 10% or more. Btw, i sayed. CONSTANTINE the GREAT was born on teritory of TODAY SERBIA, whats the problem?.
@@hypatiatv421 serbs will never know the origin of albanians.
Dont live in your lies, serb.
Today there is enough evidence that clearly show who the albanians are.
Especially italian researchers have found a lot of evidence.
@@adrianog4148 Research and evidence points to Caucasus origins of the Albanians (Shqiptars). Albanians are J Haplogroup which is from the Caucasus and Middle East. These people were brought into the Balkans by the Byzantines who brought huge numbers of people from Armenia, Syria, Southern Italy, and that is how the J got into the Balkans. The Illyrians and ancients Greeks didn't have J, except for maybe some people of Georgian (Caucasus Georgia) descent, but they were only a small amount. Albanians language is also similar to the Caucasus language in grammar and syntax and also sounds in the Albanian language are uncommon in Europe but common in the Caucasus.
The Illyrian propaganda for the Albanians was started by Austria for its political agenda in the Balkans. Austrians took the idea for the Serbs and the Dalmatian Croats who had an Illyrian movement long before the idea was put in Albanians' heads. Austria suppressed the movement among Croats and Serbs and started pushing in for the backwards Albanians.
@@adrianog4148 Some of Serbs' ancestors were there because the DNA shows Serbs have ancestors who came to the Balkans many thousands of years ago. They and the other South Slavs were there before later Slavic movements and there is DNA besides the South Slavic. Most South Slavs are I Haplogroup which is the only Haplogroup to originate in Europe and scientists say it originated around the Danube where Serbia is today. It originated around the Ice Ages. "Albanians" which is not even their true name but what others decided to term them with the first writings being "the so-called Albanians" weren't mentioned in the Balkans until the 11th century when they were mercenaries of the Byzantines.
0:08 That's a beautiful building! 😍 Any info on that?
I am not sure, but if I have the correct address, it might be the old post office build in 1938. Germans used it during the second worldwar. It was the post office until 2008. Today it is used by some stores and business.
@@MarvinMagellan Thanks! That's interesting, i thought it's older. In 1938 buildings were quite modern already.
A nice video Marvin.
Thank you so much. It means a lot!
you're welcome @@MarvinMagellan
It IS gold, dude.
Welcome ❤️
Thank you Nina 💛
Belgrade looks lovely.
That is River Sava but it is where it starts to mix with Dunav/Donnau/Danube
It is gold..😊
Balkan - New York 💓💓💓💓💓
1:50 it is the Sava!!!!!!
It is gold and glass together. It is the biggest mosaic in the world
Andere Fluss ist Dounau
Schön das du da warst. Für mich sind Berlin und Belgrad von ihrer Art ähnlich. Beide Städte schlafen nie, sind freundlich, kommunikativ und bieten viel. Hoffe es ist nicht das letzte Mal, dass du uns besucht hast.
Vielen Dank für die netten Worte! Komme definitiv wieder! 👍
Because kids like it😂 And the guy was not avtually "not nice", he was friendly, just desperate for change 😂. They usually lack change very early as everyone pays with big notes.
Das ist Fluss Sava
Oh oh. You are correct. Its Sava 🫣
Yes I tought the same. He was on Dorcol, and when he said Danube, I just took it as Dunav ali trebalo bi da je Sava. Der Fluss
Golden plates, friend .
Welcome 😎
A big % of Germans have Slavic Dna ,for historical reasons . I believe you have also Slavic Dna .
Yes. Eastern Germany is misplaced Slavs.
@@Old-Dog00east of elbe river was originally inhabited by Balto-Slavic people. Wends, Polabian Obdorites, and Sorbs.
Jag tror att du ska gå till Kragujevac ,,,
Nemoj u Kragujevac nije zdravo
"I'm proud to be German> 30 seconds later... "let's steal a tank and invade Serbia"
I really wanted to steal a tank. It was clearly no joke.
Ako nemas sta pametno da kazes - onda cuti!!!
hahahaha bruda watching Shiey the fucking legend!
Video was amazing bro! keep it on welcome to Serbia
Thank you so much brother! 👍
Germans are originally Slavs/Serbs anyway. You were conquered, given a new language and brainwashed by the Franks (a division of the Roman empire) a long time ago. Just go visit the few remaining Sorb communities in Germany and ask them about their history. They know.
If you look back far enough, we are all from Africa. Does this mean nobody is allowed to celebrate their culture except people from Africa?
@@MarvinMagellan No we did not all come from Africa, you dont seriously believe such nonsense? Each race has its own legends and origin story. Learn yours. The white race was and is one kind, one family with its own origin. Learn it.
@@MarvinMagellan there is german serbian tribe caled SUEBIANS!
@@MarvinMagellan You should know that at the begining of time whole Earth belonged to Serbs, but since we are so nice people we desided to share it with others. Your government doesnt want you to know the truth. But thankfully there are still brave people like Marija ready to spread the awarness no matter the cost :)
😂😂😂
gutes video
Vielen Dank!
A request for the German ambassador to send us only beautiful and blue Swabians in the future, we have too many smoked ones like this in Nis.
Haaaaaaaaaaa
Ako nemas sta pametno da kazes - onda cuti!!!
Prebrzo snimaš. You shooting so fast.
Yes, I would definitely enjoy his videos even more if he would move the camera at a slower pace.
@@miovicdina7706 yes
Thanks for the advice! I will try to change it in future!
@@MarvinMagellan ok, you Are good Man 🌞
@@MarvinMagellan 🧡👍
Moin Moin 😂
Moin moin Bruder 😁
What is this, more moin here except me, moin moin
Moin means “Hi”, “Hello”, “ Good morning”, “Good night” and everything in between, as long as it is used to greet people
@@MultiMischka yes Moin is greeting word in the North Germany, Hamburg and around Hamburg. I like to say moin and for good morning and for good evening. Zuhause ist, wo Mann auch Abends Moin sagt. Haus is there where a person says moin even in the evening. They say it here like that
Schön, interessant, danke Marvin
Ich danke DIR!!
There should be a statue of Prinz Eugen von Savoy placed in Kalemegdan to commemorate his liberation of Belgrade from the Turks in 1717.
On the postament of it there should among other be the words:
Prinz Eugen der edle Ritter,
wollt dem Kaiser wied'rum kriegen
Stadt und Festung Belgerad!
Er ließ schlagen eine Brukken,
daß man kunt hinüberrucken
mit der Armee vor die Stadt.
Als die Brucken nun war geschlagen,
daß man kunnt mit Stuck und Wagen
Frei passir'n den Donaufluß,
Bei Semlin schlug man das Lager,
Alle Türken zu verjagen,
Ihn'n zum Spott und zum Verdruß.
Love this! Both the initiative for Prinz Eugen 's statue, he definitely deserved it, and the poem in his honor.
The problem is that the biggest Nazi division in Yugoslavia during the Second World War was called the "Prince Eugene Division." And that's interesting because Prince Eugene was an Italian not a German. He actually wanted a place in the French Army (He was brought up at Versailles) but his mother was involved in a very bizarre murder/conspiracy and the French King denied him a commission, so he went to the Habsburgs. The rest is history.
Personally I don't like the neocon view of the Ottoman/Habsburg wars as a "clash of civilization." It was a clash between two empires. The French were traditionally allied with the Turks against the Austrians and the Serbs considered the Habsburgs their oppressors (who shot who in Sarajevo in 1914?) as much as the Ottomans. Eugene was a masterful general but he was no saint. He destroyed Sarajevo in the beginning of the 18th Century and ruined a great European Islamic city. It didn't recover its population until the 19th Century.
Du hast recht die deuschen haben ein wunderbares land und die Deutschen sind ein überragendes Volk und Sie sollten mehr stolz zeigen für ihre Heimat
Nette Worte Bruder. Danke Dir!
Als die Deutschen stolz auf ihre Nation waren, war das eine Katastrophe für die ganze Welt.Tut mir leid.
Germans *do* need a bit more nationalist self-respect these days. When the Americans blew up their pipeline and the ex-Polish foreign minister started cackling with glee, even I wanted to see the Germans invade. But alas they stayed silent.
Totaly agree with you. The german goverment even has evidence regarding who did it. They won't publish it for national safety reason they say. Its a disgrace.
@@MarvinMagellan Germany traded sovereignty for money. Serbia traded prosperity for independence.
Serbs will never give up Kosovo because they're poor. Their heritage is all they've got. But they have no real desire to become western lackeys like the Poles and join the EU (and get subsidized).
The Germans gave up Pomerania, Prussia and Silesia because they're rich and have enough money to make it go down easily. But should the German standard of living decline because the USA is so determined to drive a wedge between Germany and Russia they cross some as of yet unknown line in the sand....
Don't
06:05 you look like spanish German, by your accent the most. By look, i do not know, less then 50% of Germans are with blue hair and blue eyes. Other 50% looks like you.
08:53 Fotress constantly changes owner durin it history. Romans, Celts, Avars, Hungarians, Ottomans, Hungarians, Ottomans... 20 times i think?, Serbs, Austrians, Serbs.... We have long history of relationships with Germans(Austria). Sometimes friends, sometimes enemies...
09:56 Do not buy sparkling water or anything in street small shops, in regular shops price is 50-60 dinars, 0,4 euros. In street shops you will pay 1+ euro.
You are atyipicall German, by your behavior and mentality. I am 100% sure u have some connection with some southern country. Sorry, im spaming.
I know my family history a few generation back. Almost all german. Maybe I have to look further into past... Soon I will continue exploring the Balkan 😃 thank you so much for all your comments! ❤️👍
@@MarvinMagellan Ok, nothing bad.
Imaju li germanski narodi predrasude o Slavenima,Srbima prije svega?To bih voljela cuti od jednog Nijemca...
I can not speak for every german, but I don't think that there are prejudices against slavic people here in Germany.
Ma nema šanse da ih imaju!😂😂😂
@@MarvinMagellan Dobro ti došao uživajte.
Jok, nemaju
Nemci, a sa njima isvi zapadni narodi I.aju misljenje o slovenskim.narodima, kao nekakvoj nizoj Klass ljudskog Roda. Mi jesmo beli ali po njima smo intelektualno lestvicu dole. Posle Nas naravno dolaze Indusi, arapi crnci it'd. Oni sebe smatraju vroom. Tacka
To nije samo Hitlerova teorija
That statue in Kalemegdan is a statue of an Albanian, wearing the traditional Albanian hat.
His Name Was Jani Kondi from city of
Strug , Maqedonia
😂😂😂
@@tonyalb3863 Ma Jašari xaxa 😅
I am from Srebia, and I can say people in Belgrade are not nice. At 10:50 This is horrible example of rude behavior from typically poor and uneducated Belgrade citizen. 120 dinars small bottle of water? What? That is robbery. In my town, same water costs 40 dinars!
Dont worry! Your people have been very hospitable and kind! You can be proud brother!
@@MarvinMagellan Here in Vojvodina region, we don't like Belgrade. 😉
@@BranisAvBG separatisto budjavi
Kako te nije sramota iskompleksirani covece ?
@@GenX975 well, he's right. He got robbed, but those are just Belgrade, especially those tourist sights, prices.
Yes these are gold flakes in church
it is gold :)
Slaveni SU najlepsi narod pa ruskinja SU najlepsi zene na kugli zamaljskoj❤
Ako nemas sta pametno da kazes - onda cuti!!!
Пробај средњевековни град маглич
As someone who was born in Germany, does not know what at least one of those tanks from the Second World War looks like? Do you learn about World War I or World War II in school???This is basic knowledge from history.
I didn't learn about the varietys of tanks in history at school, no. I know some names but thats it. It is not basic knowledge from history, at least not in the western world.
Aj' ne lupetaj!!!
Tvrdjavu su rimljani sagradili😊
Mozes li mu i na Kineskom to reci?!?
Dolazili su Nemci više puta nezvani, kako su se vraćali neka pitaju starije
Ako nemas sta pametno da kazes - onda cuti!!!
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