Video: ‘Yugo-nostalgia’ versus nationalism in the Balkans

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Our reporters Michael Sztanke and Julien Alric returned to Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia, almost three decades after the break-up of Yugoslavia. Today, these two neighbouring countries have opposing visions: in one, the sense of a lost homeland dominates; in the other, a desire for modernity which can turn into a worrying form of nationalism.
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[@pavomrnarevic3900]

Not a bad piece of journalism, now if you would only start questioning the official narrative about the use of poison gasses in Syria...

[@Arcadiabeckons]

Solidarity with the students of Jajce- such an inspiration!

[@roxysponge3447]

Love Tito

[@MrHmjg]

why are all these films done while there are no leaves on the trees

[@bwbesq]

Sounds like American nationalism...err, I
mean "conservatism."

[@RoyalKnightVIII]

12:01 hates communism but then says everything good about it

[@klemenator]

Is it so hard to take 1 minute to learn how to pronaunce something?

[@bibabalaz5711]

Non Sense and bad propaganda 😮

[@luciferdzhugashvili]

Ok, boomer.

[@генералратко]

Tito is a revisionist

[@RoyalKnightVIII]

Sadly yes. He severely underestimated how much thr user acted like a shield for his market socialism. Once the ussr was destroyed the West immediately set aboht razing Yugoslavia to the ground. Clinton was a butcher

[@JOKERATM]

Ok Enver Hoxha

[@генералратко]

France 24 didn't covered about Thompson guy