Why Nobody Wants This Part of Europe
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"- There's a place where you can just build a new country"
"- Cool, where is it?"
"- Between Serbia and Croatia"
"- Yeah, I'm good"
Answers a lot of questions pretty fast, really.
Good news: It's unpopulated, meaning you don't have to remove people there to claim it as your own.
Bad news: It's unpopulated, meaning you can't experience the classic Balkan tradition of removing people there to claim it as your own.
It was me who made the like count go from 200 likes to 201 likes. Sorry...
Bir Tawil suddenly sounds a lot more appealing, hmm?
@@utubrGaming good news: if you bring your family,incest time
Bad news: must populate your own country
Defending an area and preventing people from entering its borders is literally the definition of ruling/ claiming that land. Seems to me Croatia has claimed it whether they acknowledge it or not.
Tsundere Croatia, lol
It's also arguably Serbian territory that Croatia is occupying, and is safeguarding while trying to hand it back.
Serbia is like "Yeah but they don't know that we know that they know!"
Sounds like I rule my back yard from my neighbor lol 😂
@@doujinflip but Serbia doesn’t want it though…
The dispute in a nutshell:
Serbia: ''Take this part!''
Croatia: ''I don't want just this part!''
Serbia: ''Take this part!''
Croatia: ''I don't want just this part!''
Serbia: ''Take this part!''
Croatia: ''I don't want just this part!''
Czech: ''Can i take it?''
Serbia: ''NO!''
Croatia: ''NO!''
Serbia: ''Take this part!''
Croatia: ''I don't want just this part!''
Serbia: ''Take this part!''
Croatia: ''I don't want just this part!''
Third Party, tentatively raises hand: "Can I have it?"
Croatia and Serbia: NO!!!
Almost, Serbia said "idc"
There are only two fair options:
1. Just cut it in half
2. Like any river boarder in any other country: make the borders based on the current state of the river and measure it every year
But not all rivers stay the same, just say by example, the river changes deeper into the other countries territory, does it mean they still have to follow the course?
@@Trontotario The river is a sovereign nation with right to self determination. Let it decide
@@billburrcorner2727 your right, Serbia does own liberland.
no its the free land of liberland
@@taxevader7613 IT IS RIGHTFULLY SERBIA
I actually live in Osijek, Croatia, a town really close to this piece of land, like 30km southwest. I actually never knew of this!
Go plant a flag claim it for all of I'm on my way
Također iz Osijeka, ni ja nisam znao! Pozz!
@@dejanmatijasko8575 Q1àaàq1Q
This is actually in Baranja region of Croatia.
@Sam it's Croatian military that's monitoring the lands, that's what RLL said. Didn't know anything of it though, because it really is a swamp land and nobody really cares I guess.
“There we are, learn to live with it”
- A mustachioed British man drawing a straight line on a map
"This thing will absolutely implode after we leave but by then we've already left the place so it doesn't matter"
the British will never let a country history that doesn’t have them being involved
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@@sapphire5475 damn rip bozo
*That is what happens when you let an island draw border*
the map shown at 3:06 shows a part of the modern Landkreis Dillingen, Schwaben (Germany). The city Dilingen is located at the danube river, but has nothing to do with croatia or serbia. My first appartment when I moved out of my mothers flat was in Dillingen. I worked for 6 years in the local court house (Landratsamt) there.
I noticed this immediately as well... still working in Dillingen... what a coincidence! :D
Hi
Grüße aus Dillingen 😊
Similar thing in NYC. A whole bunch of years ago the redirected a small part of the Harlem River(not really a river) and cut out a tiny tip of Manhattan. It is now attached to the Bronx as the old part of the river was filled in. It is still legally part of Manhattan. It is called Marble Hill.
You'd have to be mad to willing go and live on top of a mountain ~ a Dutchman.
love your videos hilbert
@@PakBallandSami Cheers man!
I used to like your videos before you collaborated with an *actual* racist who supports eugenics, but that's just me.
@@BurnBird1 i don't think that mr z is a racist he might have some questionable takes but nothing to bad
@@PakBallandSami He literally defends eugenics. Eugenics. Not to mention that he believes in biological races, IE scientific racism/race realism.
2:15 Ah yes, starting a new country in the Balkans. What could go wrong!
Yeah that would be cook
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sending Love from Croatia 😍
We have to fuck up world and unite Balkan
It'll be great! Hold my beer and watch me try!
The title: You can claim this land!
The content: You can't claim this land!
Also a nice idea, saying "A river is our boundary" and then manipulate the river, that it flows through your nieghbour "Now your land belongs to us".
Neither croats or serbians modified the river. The austrians did. So this claim makes no sense
@@lena-trajkovic17 Never said that the claim makes sense. Many wars went for little reasons or senseless reasons.
@@smti1985 there was never a war regarding this border issue nor will there be one lol
2:35 Austria never fully controled Serbia,they only controled Vojvodina.
I was about to write the same comment. The map is quite wrong
Also not all of Serbia was included
cough kosovo cough...
probably they didn't care enough or would be too much (costly or time consuming) to change it just to vojvodina it does not really matter. "D
@@zrnov1934 He adjusted all other borders so there is really no excuse.
@@zrnov1934 well the map does show south tyrol, galicia and transylvania as part of AH so it's weird they forgot to add only Vojvodina
Whole Serbia was not in Austria-Hungary,only Vojvodina (northern part of the Serbia).
Vojvodina 🇭🇺
American ignorance that is. Most of the time they're unable to name their own states, let alone countries in other continents.
@@bogdanzivkovic8711 nationalist rage, reeeee
@@RiwenX Or maybe an opinion based on dozens of polls and research about American knowledge of geography, history, politics and world affairs.
@@bogdanzivkovic8711 you mean funny youtube videos
"which means the British are for once not to blame" As a brit I am very relived.
Very cool and interesting for someone who lives in one of those 2 rivalry countries and never heard of this place! :D
Someone mentioned it here in the comments, that the territories on the eastern side of the Danube are de facto controlled by Serbia, and similarly, the territories on the western side are in fact controlled by Croatia.
I can confirm this is true as a foreigner, because I was lucky enough to spend a few weeks in Kupusina, Serbia. While there, we used a small backroad a few times to go from Kupusina to Apatin, which is the neighbouring city on the shore of the Danube (really nice city btw). This small backroad cuts right across one of those weirdly shaped bits of land, that Croatia claims on the eastern side of the Danube. (I can give you the coordinates: 45°42'37.3"N 18°55'00.0"E
).
I went there knowing about this situation and was surprised that there was no official indication or whatever to tell us that we entered Croatia. I even remember seeing some farmers on their tractors doing their thing on what is supposed to be some Croatian land, but I highly doubt that they would pay their taxes to Croatia... Then, I asked the locals about the situation and they didn't really know what I was on about, until I showed them on Google Maps, what I meant. Then they went on to explain how much of a sh*tfest there was during the yugoslav wars in the 90s, and especially how horrendous it was for the people of Apatin.
Oh and one more thing. We also went on a little walk starting from Kupusina and we wandered into some forest and got to a place called Štuka čarda. If you look closely on the map, it's supposed to be in Croatia, but as you can guess, there was no border control in the middle of the forest or whatever. So yeah, I can confidently say that the de facto border between the two countries is the main stream of the Danube.
The only thing indicating that we were near Croatia, is that sometimes my phone would switch to the croatian network, but that's it.
As a guy who lived almost my whole life in Subotica, northern Serbia, I can confirm your comment. It de facto is Serbia
This guy just wrote a full essay
@@Daniel-sh3yn yea kinda, I'm just passionate about the topic and simply took the opportunity to practise my writing skills in English
I don't think the people of Vukovar would agree with their neighbors on the other side of the river. How was horrendous it was for the people of Apatin you should have asked them? There was no war in Apatin and Vojvodina, the war was in Croatia, on the other side of the Danube.
@@matra21 well i must say it was really good
2:48 Serbia was NOT part of Austria-Hungary as is shown in the map. This area lies on the border of Bačka, small region that was in 1918 split between Hungary and Serbia. Because of this now it's one side of the river Croatian and the other Serbian.
Edit: on the map, there is a complete Serbia in its current borders shown as being part of A-U. Simply nonsense.
these types of channels never really show fully correct historical maps anyway
@@usefulhumvn normally the maps of this channel are mostly correct, but you must be an expert
Just wanted to check if somebody pointed that out. Croatia and Serbian werent united for centuries (in austro - hungary ) but a cenutry(in yugoslavia).
Neither was Vojvodina a part of Serbia yet here we are, it's shown as Serbia.
Oh my god who tje hell cares
*Honestly kind of sweet that they actually want to give each other land for once*
Lol
I'm from Osijek. More precisely, Tenja, I've known about this for a long time and I applied for citizenship for Liberland 😊
I'm born in Osijek :D
@@GORANJOVIC631 nedaj boze da se progovori hrvatski
@@poopoopypants3823 Ili srpski 😊
@@duskobabic4285 to je isti jezik
@@pIeja zato sam napisao "ili"
RLL is honestly one of the only channels who delivers a lot of information in a short amount of time and makes us understand everything, and my little geo nerd inside me always loves his vids
We’re the same person 😭
Don’t read my name
Ikr
@@drmujtabashaikh8 ok
What about half as interesting or wendover
It's funny how I was just watching an older video of reallifelore and 3 minutes into the video this video popped up. Love your videos and always entertaining and educational.
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Yeah looooool
His content is addicting af
Agree
@@sapphire5475 no one gives a shit
And what about 2 sister lands of liberland (southeast of Liberland)? It maybe smaller than liberland, but if you can build a building there, it will become gambling/free party/etc haven..
I was in unclaimed land in Europe while visiting Croatia
I also live 30km away from this location and I'm really surprised how this hasn't happened anywhere else on the planet. Rivers make up a LOT of international borders and they meander as well, it's weird that a dispute didn't happen anywhere else
Maybe they usually specify the precedent for moving rivers. I'm pretty sure the Rio Grande has moved a lot and even been diverted by private businesses in the US; inadvertently encroaching on Mexico's land.
It happens between Sweden and Finland, but it's solved in the way that the border rivers are checked each 25th year, and if the rivers have changed, the border will also change a bit, although the pieces of land are usually not bigger than a football field or so.
This happens often between US states, usually a huge clusterF or completely silent.
Happened between Belgium and the Netherlands. They did a land swap a couple of years ago on the Maes river.
There are several instances of geological formations (typically rivers) moving and creating ambiguous borders, that you can find videos about. There are disputes about some of them, but also sometimes the neigbours just make do with having little exclaves on the wrong side of the river, other times they exchange lands.
I’m not sure “unclaimed” is very enlightening here. That word usually implies that nobody thinks it belongs to anyone. Here, two countries each claim the land belongs to the other. That, plus the whole country-using-force-to-exert-actual-physical-control-over-the-land thing. It’s hard to say a bit of land is unclaimed when there’s an army keeping people out of it.
Do you have a better term that also gets as many clicks as "unclaimed" does?
@@mort3562 "Disputed"
@@legendgames128 Exactly. It is a bit of a stretch to call it "unclaimed" when both Serbia and Croatia actually claim it :D
Wrong but has a point too. It is unclaimed by either country. Controlled by one of them. And claimed by an outsider.
@@legendgames128 "disputed" would be the land to the east of the Danube
The NDL has claimed this land
This place has been claimed a couple years ago they are trying to build a town there but serbia & croatia prevent them from entering (atleast that was the last thing shown in one of plenty yt videos about this island)
Yeah crazy how someone managed to make a video about this without mentioning liberland
"The British are not to blame for this"
Me a Brit: "oh thank fuck"
Well, thanks to Brits and Vatican, Croat have largest sea coast, which was denied to Serbia (too dangerous).
Even though, Croatia committed biggest genocide of entire Balkan history, somehow Serbs were bad guys.....
@@petarn2204 technically the germans made the croatians do it but ok
@@chees8067 Correct.
Croatia: *"We want original borders"*
Serbia: *"We want Danube as border"*
Serbian land not claimed by Serbia: *Exists*
Vit Jedlicka: *"So can I take it?"*
Serbia and Croatia: *"Noooooooo!!!"*
Serbia doesn't really care, Liberland is Croatia's problem
Typical Balkans.
Vit Jedlicka is free to go there from Serbian side , but Croats are stopping him to go there
Never saw more bias "meme"
@@draganpaunovic5596 techically he can cross Danube from Serbian side.
It's like when your ex doesn't want you but don't want anyone else to have you neither 😅
That horse statue at 6:56 thou. Pure balkan art.
I like watching RLL videos, but as a Croat from Croatia, I have to write here that in this video you told incorrect data from history, biggest one shown on the map of Austro-Hungary Empire.
And it's not small mistake. Dude said that both countries was controlled by Austria-Hungry which is not true and that map is not correct. Later on, he said that Croatia and Serbia had their independence for the first time in the 90's, also not true, booth countries had kingdoms in medevil era, they are older then Germany, Italy etc. Not small mistakes if you ask me...
@@johndeesnotebook5790 Also, Serbia became independent from the Ottomans in the 19th century.
@@StekliCujo correct! 1878 to be precise, after Berlin congress
@@johndeesnotebook5790 This whole ramble and you didn't even listen to the video. He said "for the first time IN CENTURIES". He didn't say for the first time. So he's right.
@@tryingmybest206 They were independent in the 19th century as noted above, so he's wrong.
i really like these types of thing in the world because it has so much history with it that you can learn a lot of thing
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@@sapphire5475 shut up.
@@sapphire5475 you should try to get a life i heard that helps
Same bro I have been watching him for 4 or 5 month I love his videos and I’m still watching him
@@IslamicSoulEditz ikr 🤣🤣
Happens all the time with river borders. Theres an airport called rosecrans in saint joseph missouri that one day the river jumped over it and now kansas technically owns the airport.
This is de facto a great video.
Nobody wants it? Ok, I’ll take it
Sorry, i just called dibs
2nd comment
I'll race you.. 🏃♂️
Too late
Already planted a station there. It's mine.
The first time I heard about that disputed land in Europe, I thought it was one of the most ridiculous things I'd ever heard; but that IS a significant amount of land to the east.
Well, it IS a significant chunk of flood plain, effectively a useless swamp.
@@dadthelad pfffft, tell that to folridians
Reminds me of Civilization PC Game where a single plot of land is not claimed by anyone due to the fact that it is surrounded by 1-2 nations, yet the 1-2 nations does not have enough influence to take the land.
On Google maps, the border of Croatia and Serbia is still the old river, but you can see the mordern river pass right through all of the border
As a citizen of liberland is thank you for showing your support to our small nation and highlighting this issue to people outside our country
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@@sapphire5475 ok?
@@sapphire5475 Why are you sad, you have 1k
@@sun_geography he's trying to make us feel bad so we can sub to him, he's one of those people who bait people using lies to subscribe to them
@@sapphire5475 good
Croatia: We don't own here
Also croatia: **detains anyone that enters**
Way to assert that you don't own it, Croatia
There is a journalist that went to Liberland and end up being a temporary government ambassador for Liberland. I forgot where I heard the podcast but if you can find it, it is worth a listen
well, economy of Slavonia (east part of Croatia) is quite in a poor condition. Because of that, a lot of people migrated from there to other countries. Vojvodina (north province of Serbia) is economically the most developed part of Serbia, but people migrate to other countries too. So problem with border is not the priority for this people. Building better economy is.
Stvarno?
I'm confused as to why you wouldn't mention de-facto control of the disputed territories or the Balkan wars.
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the Balkan Wars (1st fought in 1912-1913 and the 2nd in 1913) have absolutely nothing to do with the border dispute
I am glad that perennial issues were kept to minimum.
Petition to ask reallifelore to make his own country called the kingdom of Reallifeloria.
Reallifelore pls see this
Americas gonna destroy it sooner or later cuz its not a democracy so thats a bad idea
Don’t read my name
Signature given
I think he lives in Texas so RealLifeLexas would be more fitting
So this is exactly the same scenario as the second dispute(Sudan Egypt) you mentioned
"Every piece of land on earth is claimed we think"
Antractica: I need to form the Republic of Penguin so i have mine's claimed?
Yeah we learn about this border dispute in school here in Croatia. It's pretty cool to see it covered here.
Stvarno? Mi to nismo nikad ucili. Ja sam iz Vukovara i nisam ni znala da takvo nesto postoji
The Balkans are so beautiful, I visited all over for half a year and life truly felt so comfortable there. I can’t wait to visit again and explore more
Too bad its so hard to actually live there :(
@@Alnitak725 financially hard yes but if money is not big issue then its great
@@sentaveliki425 except it is a big issue?
Your name actually means "the love" in my language.
@@sentaveliki425 thing is to live there you need a job and unemployment is very high. Otherwise I wouldnt think twice. I'd be all over former Yugoslavia
WOAH! That horse statue.
Me getting a 2minute ad about country's that are collapsing incuding Europe:
"what the-"
In fact, Liberland is just one of a dozen islands located in the middle of the Danube between Croatia and Serbia. Liberland is one of the largest islands. You can see their location on Google Earth. I also know that on the other two islands, foreigners also tried to declare independence but failed. The biggest problem is that in summer the area has billions of mosquitoes and it is impossible to stay for a long time. Cheers from Croatia.
There's no Liberland there, nor anywhere else. The territory consists of a floodplain called Gornja Siga AND an island, called Siga Island.
Thank god for the mosquitos, getting rid of those annoying hippies for us ;)
I’ll save you some time. Border was originally set following the Danube river’s path at the time. Since then the river’s path has changed.
Serbia recognizes the current river as the border, Croatia recognizes the historical path of the river.
I live in Sombor a city like 20km away from Danube and Liberland
And i have been all over that region by boat and foot
Danube never meandered so much (maybe it did like 300 years ago)
So when commies made that border they certainly didn't use historical Danube path
croat here, i think the border should follow the current flow of the danube, just like serbia claims it to be.
@@user-rd3yv3yo6e Thanks brother, its much more normal border.
@@loodiloodi8237 i agree
@@loodiloodi8237 Imagine trying to travel South along the border in the Croatioan version and having to cross the river like 5 times to stay within the country :|
- Guards a piece of land, not letting anyone in
- Says it's Serbia's land
- Refuses to elaborate further
Gigachad Croatia
Watching on 2x Speed Playback is like being on ACID
Croatia: we don't own it
Also Croatia: We're arresting you for trespassing.
Croatia controls all lands left of the Danube
de facto
Same way Serbia controls all lands west of the Danube.
Dumb comment
Illegaly crossing the border (illegally exiting the country) is illegal even if you're entering unclaimed land.
Regarding weird borders, there's also the Ems estuary between Germany and the Netherlands. I never really understood that one. Could be somewhat of interest for a future video.
Looking at the land on Google Maps it looks like "someone" is working the land? Forestry looks to be active with plantation?
search up free republic of verdis think it's that???
Somebody is caring for the land based off sat images, the unwooded portions have been sown with trees, presumably to keep it from shifting any more.
Very interesting look around in Earth, you can still see many signs of the old river that the borders seems to de-facto follow.
Many states along the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri rivers in the US have this exact same occurrence. And each and every one has done what Croatia wants done: ignore the current location of the river. There's a piece of Omaha, Nebraska that is on the West side of the Missouri River but is nonetheless part of Iowa. Because the border was drawn up when it was still on the East side of the river. Pieces of Kentucky are west of the Mississippi, pieces of Missouri are east of the Mississippi, and so on.
That's messy
@@callmehplus yeah, but like in the former Yugoslavia, MOST of these spots are small, rural, and little to no population. But lookup Carter Lake, Iowa for an interesting exception.
Those examples are in the same countries, when this happens between enemies it gets more complicated. I remember watching a video that mentioned a flood that altered the course of a river and the border just stayed the same, despite creating an "enclave"
This is why I think Governor Winthrop was wise to explicitly define his new land grants began at the western bank of the Connecticut river. The river is unambiguously in New Hampshire, no matter where it wanders; if your feet are wet you're in NH.
Italy and Switzerland share a moving border in the Alps, and they just live with whatever nature decides. You can't use a mountain peak for anything though, so it's easy to not care about.
The Austro-Hungarians didn't draw the maps between Serbia and Croatia, all those lands were apart of the larger Kingdom of Hungary. The borders were decided after the Yugoslav wars in 1995.
Border was decided back in 1945-1946
Although it was never fully defined since it was internal administrative border.
Not to mention that entire Serbo-Croat border is just atrocious.
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@Captain_Morgan The modern borders of Serbia,Croatia and Bosnia are a result of the Dayton Agreement. Basically the territory that is near the free territory is called "krajina" meaning "borderland". In 1991 it was an unrecognized Serbian puppet state a.k.a "Republika Srpska Krajina" or the Republic of Serbian Krajina a.k.a the Republic of Serbian Borderland, officially recognized as a part of Croatia but controlled by Federal Yugoslav troops during the Yugoslav Wars.
PS: The modern borders were created during the Democratic Federal Yugoslavia but were officially recognized after the Yugoslav Wars because of Slobodan Milosevic's plan of a "Greater Serbian State" incorporating much of the territory of "Krajina"
@Captain_Morgan Really inaccurate since only like 5% of that border correlates with modern Serbian-Croat border.
@@albinovenom6872 Dayton agreement was meant for Bosnia only
In Croatia after the destruction of majority of Krajina you had Erdut agreement that peacefully under UN supervision reintegrated remaining regions into Croatia.
It also confirmed that old Yugoslav administrative borders will be new international borders between Croatia and Serbia (along with problems of those borders).
2:08 australia* (captain cook who discovered australia said it was terra nulls even though it wasn't)
Bro those survival house buildings dudes are gonna make a town lol
"Why Nobody Wants This Part of Europe?"
I thought for sure the answer was Newcastle.
I thought I was going to watch a video about Milton Keynes.
jaywick
I'm from Serbia and this is the 1st time im hearing about this Liberland. Fascinating how we haven't learned about this in school.
It must be sad not knowing about one of your best neighbors, huh? :|
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Not really, it's not even an established nation.
Well, from a Serbian point of view, that's a problem within Croatia, so why care? And Croatia (while actually controlling that area) says "that's a problem within Serbia" :)
That's because someone is trolling both Serbia and Croatia. You guys had a dispute after the war in 1995 and some Czech guy just came and took his advantage of "claiming" the land. But I've heard the Croatian police arrested him.
Only issue here is that people have already claimed that part.
This actually made me think, how the other river borders are managed in Europe? Like Oder between Poland and Germany? Oh... OK, I think I know the answer
In here we go to war every 100 years and redraw the border each time
1:13 I've never heard someone say Europe in such a weird way like the change in tone of voice is astounding
Hyurop
Yurope 🥰
After the last two years I'd happily take a slice of Antarctica.
for the first time i've seen someone foreign do history on Serbia(and Croatia), you even showed the part where i live in Serbia
Yeah only Serbia ! Yugoslavia !
As someone who grew up in Turkey as a minority I just knew people disliked Turkey. I completely get it tho since so do I.
There are also 3 other small parcels along Danube that are not claimed.
man the animation in this video is really good
0:55 Well that's a funny looking triangle. lol
I claim all of these pieces of land as the traditional lands of my people. I now wish to apply for financial aid to assist my country in these troubling times. I now wish to advise that our country will be disbanding due to insurmountable differences and to avoid a civil conflict that could lead to countless deaths, literally, so that we can follow our own destiny as a people. Who do I give my bank account details to for the financial aid deposit part :)
Şahane bir konu. Çok ilginç ve ilgi çekici bir konuda keyifli bir video olmuş
Thank you so much
There’s something very similar to this between Canada, and the U.S. except they’re fighting for a piece of the ocean with a little island for lobster fishing. You should check that out when you have time.
We respect your video's and we thank you much for all of the intelligence you gave us with all of your videos ❤
Keep it up!😁🔥
I live near that place around 100km from there
The third place is actually claimed and it is called Liberaland. Only few countries worldwide acknowledge them. The person standing behind it is called Vít Jedlička from CZ.
No country recognizes Liberland. The territory was already claimed by Paraduin before Jedlicka had ever heard about it.
I can't even explain to you how unimportant this "problem" is both for Croatia and Serbia
So unimportant that Croatia will block Serbia's entry into the EU if Croatia's view on the border is not agreed upon by Serbia.
Just wait until 600 thousand Liberlanders show up in Croatia.
@@arnorrian1 They will do what Germans tell them to do. And Germans will do what US tells them to do. So Croatian politicians can huff and puff all they want if Washington decides it's in their interest to absorb Serbia into EU it will happen. Hopefully EU will fall apart before that happens :)
A friendly comment, the name of that Czech guy has a wildly different pronunciation, so it would be nice to include the written form in the video, or checking up with someone who actually speaks the language. I personally had to listen three times just to understand what it might be. ;-)
Yep, same
Vít Jedlička
@@jelenad6367?
@@jelenad6367 Your English reading comprehension needs some practice..... read what he said again... it's about the incorrect pronunciation of a CZ name, not his inability to understand English.....
I'm not surprised, I've never heard of You're Up.
Imagine if you find oil there 💀
You remind of LEMMiNO, just solid entertainment and always perfectly entertaining. I think you fill that hole in my UA-cam life sense he is like jontron now and does maybe a video a year…. Your channel is always uploading and taking over as my favorite
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Croatia: doesn’t recognize liberland being theirs to support their stronger claims
Also Croatia: forget that; your arrested for claiming our land
They weren't arrested for claiming land, but for illegal border crossing into serbian territory. We do not claim those lands, we simply administer them as the serbian side doesn't want to do that.
@@petardrmac132 So you invaded Serbia and impersonated Serbian police officers without permission?
Memes aside, if the land isn't monitored it will become a haven for thieves and criminals of the worst kind.
@@someguycalledcerberus9805
No Just No
@@antjeeismann4684 Yes so. It's a piece of land without legal jurisdiction. Legally speaking I could kill someone in Croatia and then flee there and the Croatian government would have to wade through red tape and a minor diplomatic incident to launch an expedition to No-Man's-Land to get a hold of me. So either they need to formally annex it (which they won't do for reasons shown in the video) or stop people from accessing it (which is what they're doing).
There was an article a few years ago about a guy they did claim that piece of land between Egypt and Sudan to verify to his daughter that she indeed was a princess!
2:05 Quick! Send Captain Cook there stat!
This is basically the same issue with bir tawil, if either nation claims it, then they lose they right to claim better land
But with the crucial difference that the land Croatia refuses to take isn't completely worthless like Bir Tawil is.
6:16 that guy is a mad lad
There is a mistake in the map on 2:37. Serbia (at least the part on the east, on the Bulgarian border) has never been part of Austro-Hungary. It was part of the Ottoman Empire, then became an autonomy, then independent.
That was adorable how WWE thought we'd actually believe Undertaker would challenge Bobby for the ECW title
The Kentucky/Indiana border follows the course of the Ohio River in 1796. There is a pretty good section of Kentucky north of the river near Evansville, IN. It used to be home to horse racing track, Ellis Park
Can you make a video about Bulgaria's history, georgaphy etc. your videos are AMAZING!
“But you should understand the history first”
Me already deciding my dictator outfit.
There is guy who "claimed it" and thousands of people arrested trying to claim it and get there, still the title says: "nobody wants this"
This map at 2:35 made me die internally due to its inaccuracy
Also back in Austria-Hungary times, both Serbs and Croats were minorities in that region since it was primarily inhabited by Germans and Hungarians
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Serbians would be angry
@@Wintergram Ohhhh
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By the way, the correct pronunciation of the name of the man who claims Liberland - Vít Jedlička - is wheat-yed-lich-ka, so pretty much all of it was correct except for the middle part, not yed-lick-a, but yed-lich-ka. Very cool video.
Croatia kept arresting that guy over and over again so he proves Serbia point that it is Croatian,
After all they are the ones potting all the effort intro enforcing its boarder and Serbia considers this an internal matter not infringing on Serbian territory
@@nullvoid564 He was arrested for illegal border crossing.
How about the free land between sudan and egypt can i build my khanate there
Silly question: is they any kind of maintenance being done on this piece of land? Does someone mow the grass or is it all wild.
wild
Part of Siga is privately owned by a logging company.