Balkanization | The Animated History of Croatia
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2020
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The balkans has been divided for centuries, find out how it got that way with our first chapter on Croatia, and learn how this Adriatic beauty came to be.
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If you translate Stjepan Radić to english directly his name is Steve Jobs
Hahahahahahahahaha najjača stvar što sam čuo u zadnjih par dana
@@marko71 Tak treba
aaah a mrzim ovo zašto si u pravu haahahah
O jebate tek san sad skužia🤣🤣
same with, георгий кустов=george bush
Suibhne: makes Croatia episode
Rest of the balkans: allowe us to introduce ourselves
As balkan I promise we will not destroy the coment section I hope
@@DrakesdenChannel well im not north im in dalmatian part mate
@@DrakesdenChannel What does that even mean?
@@DrakesdenChannel but North Croatia is in the Balkans. It goes as far up as Slovenia.
Edit: Never mind, I see what you mean after looking at maps of the Balkans.
Me: in good time
My family is from Postira, and I was first generation born in the united states. My childhood was very much surrounded with memories of Croatia fighting for independence. I dont think i could ever forget when my father received news that one of his brothers had died in the war. I also don't think i'll ever forget how happy he was when it was ended. I feel very lucky now looking back as an adult that my father was so extremely proud of having been Croatian. He spent a great deal of time teaching me about his country, and it is still something that my cousins who live in Croatia make sure to keep doing. I am very proud to be Croatian.
If you lived in usa howcome dodnt you learn the grammar
@@rokvelic2945 @ Ah your English is perfect lol 😂
@@l.berishaj4630 well im not from USA
@@rokvelic2945 @ So stop correcting others moron !’
@@l.berishaj4630 hahahahhaha
Love Croatia from Hungary!
🇭🇺❤️🇭🇷
🇭🇷♥️🇭🇺
Remember the personal union ❤
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@@pravnica77👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇷🇸🇷🇺🏴☠️❤️🌿.
Obviously! We've just seen the history and know how beautiful our coastline is 😉
As a Croat I am amazed on how you didn't start any controversy whilst talking 15 minutes about the Balkans.
It is mostly poorly researched rubbish. The "Serbs" did not separate from Bulgaria until the 13th century. He also calls us "hordes". LOL
@@julianpetkov8320 jbg
@@julianpetkov8320it seems like you are jealous of the serb history and you are mad and upset that the croats dont have as good history as the serbs do😂
@@leoristic2620why fighting over nuances tho?
I’m half Serbian and half Croatian and proud of both.
@@clintwestwood3539 I love how he wasted 18 minutes of his life and got nothing out of it, still spreading hate.
Croatia didn't use latin alphabet in medival times but glagolic alphabet
Yes we had our own alphabet but he forget to talk about it.
to je pocetak bil al ubrzo smo krenuli koristit latinicu nakon kojih 200-400 godina
Franc Petranc svejedno je moga spomenit bascansku plocu
@@francpetranc9433 glagoljicu smo koristili do 19tog stoljeća u crkvi
@@SpartanTF To da al niko nije piso glagoljicom osim dalmatinaca i ostalih primoraca i buskupa ostali su svi ko i cjeli svjet pisali latinicom
Croatia is a beautiful country. Visited there in 2018, we went to Split, Hvar, Zagreb, Plitvice and Dubrovnik. Loved it all!
My grandpa was from Croatia and never got to meet him and learn about his homeland, so these videos help to at least give an idea of the country and connect with that lost heritage. Croatia seems like a place that has been through a lot but has remained resilent still. I don't understand a lot about its history and politics but I know it's a good place with good people.
It's about time you go and visit.
@@brankobelfranin8815 Oh I wish I could! But I can't afford it. I'll make sure to visit someday in the future.
@@camilagrgicevic2890 good luck
@@camilagrgicevic2890 Za dom spremni
It's time to visit
Ah the Balkans, a map maker’s worst nightmare,
why? if anything we keep them in business
Ooo da
@@arolemaprarath6615 idiot
What about HRE?
@@arolemaprarath6615 Look at a map of Croatia. Boor Bosnia only gets a tiny stretch of land
What if you wanted to have independence...
But God said: Balkans
No it's not for. Prapovijest is term that refers to a time period, povijest means history. Saying this video is about hrvatska prapovijest would makes as much sense as this video is about hrvatski srednji vijek ( Croatian middle ages). Before correcting someone make sure what you are saying is correct...
but God said: "Let it be Croatia", and there it is
both of my parents are Croatian, but i live in Canada so i've struggled a bit to truly understand the history of Croatia since i only hear bits and pieces from my family, but this was about as straightforward and unbiased as you can get, so thank you! I love Croatia so much. My parents recently got a house in Vodice so I cant wait to visit, the last time i was there was when I was like 12 or 13 years old.
Thats sweet, I live in Vodice :D , welcome ! ^_^
@@nikolad.5588 thank you!! I went for the summer and I loved every second. Can't wait to come back again 😁
@@jasminem812 ill get you an ice cream when you come back again😄😝
There are some differences in detail. Venice has destroyed Zadar and not Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik was annexed by Napoleon and French army when they asked to pass bye and then took over Dubrovnik government (no war). Last thing, there is more Croats in Jugoslav Partisans then in Ustaša, small details but they were left out to make the difference in West and East greater. Last thing is first king of Croatia Zvonimir was crowned 2 years before England become kingdom, that is a small fun fact :). All best to Canada and lots of Croatians and other Balkan families there making better life for themselves, best wishes.
❤❤❤❤
Ayoo Croatia my homies
Love you from a Serbian! You have a beautiful country and great people
Idemo Hrvatska
🇷🇸❤️🇭🇷
Dobar covijek💪❤️🔥💪
Ly yall too❤️✌️
Burek sa sirom gang
Great people 😂
Serbian woman here 🙋♀️Let try and stop the hate guys. All of us have been hurt by the wars from the '90s but please let's try and see the humanity in each other for the sake of our kids and the future.
You nailed pronouncing "Š" my dude.
Are you english cuz for you guys our weird letters are harder for you to pronaunc but if you can say ž,š,ć,č etc... good job
And đ or dž (yup, dž is a letter)
@@damy2433 don't forget lj and nj
@@onaj_tamo4425 yup
@@onaj_tamo4425 And how people say when they got nothing: žnj
Like:
Šta si dobio?
Žnj.
Zimbabwean here. My great grandfather was also Croatian from the island of Korčula on my father's side. He married my British great grandmother ( whose sister was on the Titanic ) and they moved to Cape Town, South Africa. This was an interesting video for me. Thanks.
Great to hear you know this and pass it on
You mean Rhodesia?
@united banana states there are no italians in Croatia.
@united banana states cry more serb,we exist before servia and italy, when we had our kingdom since 925, yall didn't exist.
@united banana states from your mother
I'm a quarter croat. Didn't know much about croatian history, so thank you.
I'm a simple Hungarian. I see Croatia, I click like. ❤
Thanks!
Hello my friend 🇵🇱
Maybe you are Croatian also, like us.
I am a simple Hungarian, I see Croatia I prepare my horse for them to clean it.
@@libertas5005I am simple Croat,I see an horse,and then cross Drava in to Hungary
I'm Polish and I must say it is so great to hear about Croatia. It's my favorite tourist destination and also a major ally for Poland in the difficult time. 🇵🇱🇭🇷
SLAVIC BROTHERS 🇭🇷❤️🇵🇱
@@francek3892 "Slavic" is a Russian imperialist idea. We are Slavs, but we have to respect other cultures, we aren't Russians.
@@luishernandezblonde we are western we have class we are good people. Slavs are eastern
Catholic Brothers 🇭🇷🇵🇱
@@HOODKINGSofficial Yeah, except for the Nazi part, of course.
Super excited for the Croatian episode! Greetings from Poland friends! 🇭🇷🇵🇱
🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷
We are not friends we are brothers Slavic and Chatolic 🇭🇷❤️🇵🇱
@Super Satanski anti slavs
No
Love Poland, Catholic brothers ❤
I'm Croatian and I'm glad i came upon this video because i literally didn't know a thing about our history.. (mostly lived in Canada so they only talk abt Canada's history and France/England) I've learned so much and i really like how you kept a very neutral pov on this instead of choosing one side or another
Kiki grettings from Croatia.. 🙂
You're Canadian, not Croatian, sorry.
At this rate, adopting a Croatian cat will also make people Croatian or whichever nationality they desire. You're a Canadian; language, culture, mentality, all Canadian.
@@ChessJourneymanthey're ethnically Croatian so what about that?
I love Croatia🇭🇷❤ Amazing country!!
I am Albanian and I always have felt an attraction to Croatia. Nevertheless, I love whatever this pearl of a place holds. Hope you guys see us as brothers😂
We're all brothers here in the Balkans. Some family stories are, unfortunately, sad, and this one might be the saddest of all.
From Croatia, we admire your tenacity and respect for each other and tradition. Peace!
Well im from Croatia
Croatia is gorgeous. I hope that I can visit Albania someday, too.
@@mateoontl2061 HERE IN THE BALKANS? THE BALKAN IS A MOUNTAIN IN BULGARIA! THE REAL CROATIAN PATRIOT WILL NEVER SAY THAT CROATIA IS ON THE BALKANS! SHAME ON YOU!
Croatia and Albania never Brothers Albanians are turks and Croatians are slavs (although they try to hide it) like Serbs.
You kept the original symbol of the nazis in the arm bands when everyone else in UA-cam censors it or changes it to the iron cross, respect, it’s part of history and it must not be changed no matter how horrible it was thank you and good job
It's all about monetization and region specific laws - they keep it vague in order to not get their videos demonetized and for countries that ban the swastika to not block the videos - that said, I'm all for presenting history how it happened but it's not like someone's going to forget what the swastika looks like because UA-cam videos choose to substitute.
I do find it ironic when people insert the UA-cam symbol into there, though.
@@fuzzydunlop7928 And what country would ban the image of the Swastika in a historical context?
@@Kleberei You fishin' for any particular answer? I mean, we know the obvious one is Germany. They did that after the war to pretend they weren't letting Nazis into the top echelons of state.
@Vi5oC4n3 Gladly not. German media generally does show swastikas in historical context. The only exception were video games. Recently, however, they loosened that rule so there shouldn't be any censorship of swastikas (in historical context) in the future.
Talking about war with Ottomans and not mentioning battle at Siget is kind of heresy
I was thinking the same thing :/
Biggest battle for euruope or smtg but whatever
so f true lol /istina istaina
@@Vrbii lol biggest battke,please learn history
Battle of Siget? Wasn't that actually a siege of the fortress Siget?
Where Croats and Hungarians were attacked by Ottomans.... and that is important for.... ? Any significance of that siege?
Very informative. Helps me to see the context and perspective, and appreciate much more the peace and beauty of Croatia now.
Just to add something. First writing system Croatians used was Glagolithic script, then Latin.
A lot of other Slavic people used it, but Croatians used it longest.
Croatians used special type of glagoljica which is one of the further differences between Croatia and other slavic tribes.
Also, Croatiana used special type of cyrilic (so called bosnian, croatian or western cyrillic) in which very important statute of southern duchy Poljice was written.
Good video overall.
Samo čekam kad ćeš da napišeš da ste izmislili i hrvatskog Srbina koji se od pravog razikuje po tome što ne priča bre nego kaj. a da, prvo ste osvojili univerzum i izmislili mlečni put... tako je sve počelo. Konjušari i ubice...
How did you do it? Almost nobody is fighting in the comments
Im also wondering about that
Serbs finally accepted propper history...
its about crocop lol...
Hahhahahahahahahajja
@@matijabublic whats proper history ?
No one :
The Balkans: so anyways i started blasting
ahahahahah 😂😂😂
This deserves more likes XD
It’s always sunny in Yugoslavia
hard to tell everything in 18 mins but you left out an interesting thing: the mongol invasions. Around 1241-42 the mongol empire came all the way to Croatia. King Bela IV of the Arpad dinasty fled the mongols to Croatia where he resisted capture in Trogir. Usually noone knows the mongols were this close to "western europe" and only turned back because of the death of the great Khan.
Thank you so much for making this video. My father was born in Privlaka back in the 50’s and left home when he was 15 to find work to support his family. Eventually he made his way to the US where he decided to settle and start a family. I was fortunate that in addition to my dad always telling us stories of his home we also lived near a large Croatian community that was primarily made up of recent immigrants to the US. Sadly I was never really able to visit as a child due to the war, but some day I will make my way there to finally meet my cousins who still live there in person instead of on skype. Until then I love learning about the countries history, culture and people.
Which Privlaka,the one in Dalmatia,or the one in Slavonia??
I really respect and admire Croats, many people in Poland do.
Kev Polska!!! We love you guys 🇵🇱 🇭🇷
@@antestup 🇵🇱💖🇭🇷
We love Poland also. Catholic brothers forever! John Paul II. has helped us a lot.
I am croat living in Canada. I can tell you how our cultures are practically same. So many polish and Ukrainians here so can tell fron first hand. Basically same people.
Same from us, thanks for Jan Sobieski's help even though Habsburgs actually didnt deserve to be helped..
My Croatian ancestors migrated to New Zealand before WW1 from Dalmatia, thanks for making a video that I can learn some of my own family's history from!
That's great, as the son of Croatia immigrants I have the luxury not many have its nice others learn more about this amazing land
I'm here doing the same. All my life I was told my family is from Austria. But recently, documentation has been found that my great grandfather came to the US during WW1 from Croatia. It was a bit of a suprise. Not sure where the story he was from Austria came from.
@@christinaglazier9600 Perhaps something to do with Croatia being a part of Austro-Hungary for a good chunk of recent history.
Question, did your ancestors make wine?
@@christinaglazier9600 simply because he was an Austro-hungarian citizen, who entered the US with an Austro-hungarian passport. He was probably recorded as such by the US authorities.
Croatia was not an independent country at that time, but part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
So it's equally correct saying that he was Austrian/Hungarian and Croat: he was Austro-hungarian citizen, and likely a Croat national.
Very good summary, I find it unfortunate that it didn't end on a happier note as Croatia recovered after 90s wars, became a popular tourist destination and joined EU and NATO in the previous decade.
Love our croatian brothers from spain 🇪🇦🤝🇭🇷
As a Serb I love Spain🇷🇸❤️🇪🇸
Greetings from Poland to Croatia. This is my second favorite country. First is Poland.
💜👍I'm Croat and my grandfather is from Poland.
@@biserkasertic1208 nice. What is him
name?
I was in summer in Croatia when I have: 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 yers old. I have 13. I have reserwated vacations in this summer but... corona...
@@maciejk2665 His name was Petar Kohucz.Hope you have luck this year!
@@biserkasertic1208 In Polish its Piotr :)
Love from Hungary
Hrvatska🇭🇷❤🇭🇺Magyarország
Szia! 🇭🇷🇭🇺
And Polska🇵🇱
:)
Polak Węgier dwa bratanki
I do szabli, i do szklanki...
:)
Greatings from Poland!!!!!!!!!!
@@maciejk2665 yeet we love you polands
We love you too!
@@maciejk2665 you know Croats came from "white Poland" today Poland. We are Brothers 💓
Great video brother big love for my Croat brothers from Bosnia ❤
I am from Croatia and I must say you did a splendid job explaining the history of Croatia. Also, as you said it todays situation is complicated. I just wanted to say tnx for all the work you put in here.
Love Croatia from Bulgaria 🇧🇬❤️🇭🇷
Hope we can one day share the border like in good old times
@@dontsearchdocumentingreali9621 l dont think thats a good idea
Kosovo je srbija🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
@@nikolapavlovic8971 your country has been falling apart for decedes why not let people of Kosovo decide what they wana do with their own land
@@todd5640 Why not let the people of Krajina do what they want with their own land?
@@mdza thats not their land Croats settleed there in 7th century and Knin was city of last Croatian king serbs came way after during ottoman attacks so no it never was isnt or will be their land
Quick correction: The “Angevin” Dynasty that ruled Hungary and Croatia was actually the Capetian House of Anjou, who were a separate dynasty from the Angevins that ruled England.
Angevin is just the adjective form of Anjou, so it is actually still correct
we call them Anžuvinci in Croatia
@@tomasjakovac7950 No, it isn't correct because it is not the same family.
@@str.77Your family, my family, it’s ALL the same family… and I don’t mean in the peace, love, we’re all human beings sense, I mean in the we’re all descended from Huns and Avars at some point sense. The ANGevins had that name and got to rule ENGland, HUNGary, FARance, GHORbatia and other lands for a reason. The 12 tribes of Croatia were just a collection of Avar (Ghoran) tribes, the same tribes exist in most other countries under different but similar names, like the Mogorovic/Muric tribe simply means Magyar/Moor/Moravian/Almoravid=great/middle, Kucic means Gucci/Coach/Koch/Kocs/Kushan/Kutch=ram/goat, Karinjan means Carry/Carey/Eger/Ker/Avar/Croat/Ghoran/Ogor/War/Ver=blood/mouse (they’re all closely related), Kukar means Kavkaz/Kirghiz/Caucus/Kek/Gok=Blue and may be of the same group as they Kay/Covey/Kiev/Kubrick/Kuby=stone although I’m not entirely sure. Subic is just Serb/Szerencs/Srem/Saragur/Xianbei=yellow/tiger(Sur+bache, Sur+ogur, Sur+bey where Sur I.e. English “Sir” is the root). Gusic is Keszi/Kessler/Kessel=knife/goat, Snacic is I believe simply a form of Singer/Sunak/Song/Xiongnu/Hun/Kun=sun/lion, Cudomiric I’m not sure about but may be Kotor/Kutrigur/Kurt/Kurd/Curtis=wolf or may otherwise stem from Satar/Kshartria/Csatar=100 lord/centurion/warrior, Poletcic is Polish/Polovec/Paloc/Polan/Polo=bull/bison, Lacnicic is likely from the Wlad/Lad/Laz/Latin/Rad/Red/Razvan=red lineage, Jamomet is from the Dior/Duar/Ghor/Gyor/Gyarmat/Yamato/Diarmid/Yurmati/Jamaat/German=God’s people/mountaineer lineage and finally Tugomir is from the Tocharian/Tongur/Tokes/Tewksbury/Tokay/Tucker/Dakar=squash/testicles/mirror line. Going back several thousand years and some of these lines likely merge like the Avar/Ogur and German/Dior line, Ghor+bat/Hrvat/Croat is a name form linking the two lines although the Croats clearly came with the Avars while the Germans were in Europe 700 years earlier at least. Kucic and Gusic are likely both descended from the ancient Yuezhi but the Kucic became Kushans in India before joining the Avars and coming to Europe while the Gusic probably stayed on the steppes and joined the Gokturks and then Magyars before they arrived. They say Y chromosome Adam and mitochondrial Eve both lived more than 200,000 years ago but it sure seems like we’re much more closely related than that.
@@JM-nm3bg Linking the name Angevin to the names Hungary and England - no need to read further.
I've just come home from Split and Milna, Hvar in Croatia. Some of the best coastline in the world. My taxi driver mentioned the Homeland War in 1991 which brought me here. Power to 🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷 🙌🙌🙌
Gotta love the guy jumping off the Mostar bridge at 6:00
@Jovan Lozanac they jump for money bloody crack heads
Lel
Mostar were in Herzegovina right?
@@bigbutter7783 yes it's in Herzegovina but it's a Croatian city
@@FruitschannelMagnumIlirikum I know my Grandma lives there
Thank you from Croatia
I'm amused how such little things can divide millions of people apart
@@someytuser4398 humans are violent and aggressive animals so any motive is good enough apparently.
@@someytuser4398 This video my friend, all tho pretty good, is an oversimplification.We are similar but not the same, we fought for Europe they fought for ottomans.People who dont live here probably wont understa.
@Ivica Radić vjera, ratovi, ideologija, rasizam
@Ivica Radić toćno tako samo sam *malo* skratio
croats fought all there occupators...while servs were loyal servants to turk, bulgarians, mongols, avars and romans what makes serbs turkish and mongol themself
every serb look indian, arab and chinese for some reason
I never thought I'd see the day somebody nailed down centuries of conflict. Usually, everyone just say "it's complicated" and leave it at that. But this video got to the heart of it. Great job.
The red berets at the end are almost exactly like the 4th Guards Brigade, nice touch, greetings from Croatia
Pauci represent.
Dobro si primjetio
"Hrvatska vojska u svom sastavu ima 7 gardijskih brigada, sve dobro obučene i naoružane, ali samo je jedna koja je udarna, a to je Četvrta" - Gojko Šušak
To nam je u genima.. Od kad postojimo, mi dalmatinci stalno ratujemo.
I am from Croatia and I can say that this is a very fair video. Props to the creator and LONG LIVE CROATIA!
I am from Croatia too
isto.
Niste jedini
Long live NDH
@@lukahabus7667 Long live Independent State of Croatia
Croatia has very interesting history indeed. It is a bit similar to the history of Ukraine, whose people were divided for quite a long time
Croatians and Ukrainians were very good friends in my high school
yes, Nazism is the deep characteristic of both Croatia and Ukraine, and being humble to Germanic race.
@@user-lj5mx2nm2qactually croats and ukrainians are both slavs...while serbs are actually turk, sinti&roma, kurd, chechen and arab...jeleaous that they arent slavs
@@user-lj5mx2nm2q actually serbs were dominated by turkish, arab, african pashas aswell as by mongols, tatars and avars...so its just logical that serbs have the most asian DNA in entire europe...
Croats and ukrainians are clear slavic
@@user-lj5mx2nm2q Hello serb. Zivjela traktordija
Love and Respect to Croatia from Bulgaria.
You are not only our Slavic brothers but also our Sarmatian brothers
❤️💪
lol brother sarma connectin people.
why Sarmatian ? I dont get it
Slavic-nomadic connection, Bulgarians claim Bulgars were Iranian nomads, not Turkic.@@kinidiosodlosios6892
@@kinidiosodlosios6892 Its Iranian theory which makes sense in some way.
Wow, a really interesting video about one of my favorite vacation destinations. Greetings from Germany. 🇩🇪🇭🇷
We serve you as workers and good vacation destination, what good independence we got,.
Yes and ur theys favorite work destination
@@aleksandarmarkovic6523 As i said.
@@arianmartic7965 dobro, valjda i ja mogu da se nastalim malo, ista situacija je i kod nas minus turizam
@@aleksandarmarkovic6523 Mozes brate, sta mozes ocekivat od balkana, jbg.
I'm Balkan and I approve of this. Very well done, isn't taking the dumb old "ancient hatreds" approach and is objective without being preachy. Very good synopsis and the best part is that you've captured the complexity of the fault lines of identities as a results of competing empires, churches, languages, and cultural spheres. Very well done.
That video was freaking amazing man, thank you for that!
When I was a young child watching the World Cup, I would always cheer for Yugoslavia, I never knew why. Something about the comraderie was even noticable to a young kid. I remember having my grandmother explain why they didn't have a team anymore, and switching my favourite to Croatia 😌 My stepdad bought me a Croatian jersey for my 10th birthday
It's a shame we lost to France in the world cup final. We'll never get that close to victory ever again...
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
F in the chat for Yugoslavia boys
@@Pollicina_db you guys won third place this year, the gold will come soon i hope!!
There was no comraderie.Just strong forces keeping the nazis at bay.
Dalmatia: kingdom of 101 dogs
Mercantile republic.
3.5 million dogs
more like "kingdom of 101 drugs." :) VIVA LA DALMATIA VIVA LA PARTY
Lipa dalmacija
*kingdom of janjetina*
Thank you for the video. I wasn't aware it's needed to go so many years back to understand all the differences. However, still would like to see more detailed explanation about the latest history, like 1990-2000.
That's a whole other 30min video
8:45 "Because, let's face it. You can't have Croatia without Dalmatia"
Milo Hrnić has entered the chat
Teacher: the exam is not that confusing
*the exam:*
Imagine now how we feel when we have to learn all this is detail for an A in history among everything else
Wait till u see the rest of balkan countries history
I know but over here in Croatia we have history test on that themes
@@zrayx7214 i know im balkan
@@shiiiiiiiiime i know balkanac sam
Sorry, I believe the root of Hungarian/Croatian Angevin was from Charles I of Sicily, who was a Capetian prince of France, before founded his own branch of Capetian house of Anjou. Thus, this house was not the same as the Angevin house that ruled England (Plantagenet).
big true
You know it. Hungarians call him Károly Róbert/Carloberto/Charles Robert.
Btw he was the one that called on the Congress of Visegrad, where today's V4 stems.
Yes, Charles was the youngest son of King Louis VIII of France and was given the titles of Count of Anjou and Maine founding the Anjou/Angevin branch of the Capetian dynasty. The Angevins that ruled England were actually Plantagenet dynasty that ruled County of Anjou prior to that, eventually inheriting England and Normandy...they lost the county in 1204 when it was confiscated by the French king (Philip II...father of Louis VIII) and then given to Louis VIII's youngest son...as mentioned.
you are correct! Bravo....but we have something in common with england....king Richard gave cash to build a cathedral in Dubrovnik for giving him harbouring him.this is a good and friendly case....the unfriendly case...i wont write about it
We were called "Remains of the remains of a once great kingdom"(if I'm correct)
Obožavam kako izgovara naše gradove i sve oko nas!
Reliquiae reliquiarum
Činjenica je da smo bili čak i veći nego što i sami mislimo, ali srozale su nas podjele na kraljevstva i imaš sada, to što imaš.
Šibenik is the first city in Europe to receive electric lighting and the second in the world 🇭🇷 🌞 ❤️ Jaruga Hydroelectric Power Plant or HPP (N.TESLA efekt alternating current)Jaruga is the second oldest hydroelectric power plant in the world and the first in Europe. It was built under the waterfall Skradinski buk on the river Krka (today within the Krka National Park).
On August 28, 1895, just two days after the first hydroelectric power plant at Niagara Falls, the first Croatian and one of the world's first electric power systems was put into operation: Hydroelectric Power Plant "Krka" - Šibenik
You made electric
We made naft lamps:)
Greatings from Poland!
"Šibenik is the first city in Europe to receive electric lighting powered by >alternating current
Prva hidrocentrala u Evropi napravljena je u Užicu.
@@kima00 ne seri
Well, to be precise, it was the first *Dalmatian* electric power plant, not "Croatian".
Šibenik/Sebenico in those years was one of the main cities of the Dalmatian Kingdom, administrative region of the Austrian Empire.
While the K. of Croatia & Slavonia was a distinct administrative entity of the Hungarian Kingdom.
*Dalmatian* not "Croatian" then, when we talk about history (prior to 1920).
Croatia is looking like paradise especialy Dalmácie! Zdravim Chorvatsko z České Republiky! 🇭🇷🇨🇿
Pozdrav Češkoj iz Hrvatske :D 🇭🇷❤️🇨🇿 Slavic brothers
@@francek3892 desi hrvat pozz iz bosne 🇭🇷🇧🇦
I am born in Dalamatia
Čak mogu nešto razumjeti. Pa vidi ti to :D
Dobrodošao
Love Hrvatska from North Macedonia! Your country really rocks!
Love East Bulgaria from Serbia... you have always been traitors.
You missed the time before 1000 AD, with King Tomislav when Croatia was an independent state and regional power in Europe. His monument is in the middle of Zagreb, next to the train station. And this is the reason why we said in 1991 that we're after 1'000 years independent again.
sanjaj
I love how Hitler is animated with the typical red swastika arm band,despite the fact that he's drawn without arms 😊
ever heard for 700 000 slauhtered Serbs by Croatian Nazis, during ww2?
@@user-lj5mx2nm2q 700 000? Malo vi pritjerujete sa tim brojkama...
@@user-lj5mx2nm2q molim? Tolko nisu ni nuklearke ubile japanca. Aj ne seri
More like 7 billion, right? Please give us some more of that Serv lying mitomania
Love Croatia from kurdistan🇭🇷
Love Kurdistan and kurds from croatia!
Her biji Kurdistan, bira❤️
You deserve a country
Thanks man!!
You know as a croat and as a small nation being opprested by bigger one we croats can really see ourselfs in kurds so we really support you guys
I would really love to see kurdistan one day as a prosperus nation
A welcome to f turkey club
Yes.
Im from Croatia
this is a very hard subject to talk about without offending anyone, and you my friend nailed it
As a Croatian, this is very uncorrect.
I always knew about the divide between eastern and western Europe, but Never realised just how deep it was
Micahistory 2 goes much deeper than this lol
Eastern Europe fought while the western Europe grew rich and kept exploiting the Eastern Europe and its people. That's the biggest divide.
@@SnakeP1tPoetry everyone has exploited others. The Western Europeans were just better at it
@@SnakeP1tPoetry don't act as if you'e innocent. There is no innocent group of people
West Europe and Eastern Europe has ALWAYS been divided. You know why ? One part is predominantly racially germanic and the other is Slavic. Racial hatred thus.
Also, one part is Catholic while the other is orthodox
Most interesting part about Croatia to me is that one of the mayors (Milan Bandić) was in office for 21 years and still is
Ill give you hint as a Croat: bandic created a whole network of people who are voting for him in order to keep his jobs, often invented for the sake of that same mutual "benefit". In reality, this is a great burden and drain for the capital (Zagreb) itself and this is why we cannot move on. Honest citizens of Croatia are struggling to remove it but in such small country it's easy to "choke" vital reforms. It's not just Bandic, there are many "local sheriffs" as we call them, people who are stallling everything in order to keep their own position untouched and unquestioned. We have very low rate of violent crimes on streets - but bribery, nepotism and corruption are still strong, inherited from years of socialism.
@@2Epsionicwizard bruh ever considered starting a political campaign
@Robert Đuraš lmao have you noticed that every time he holds a press confernce, or something like that, his voice changes
@Robert Đuraš Yup
@@domagojmilanovic152 he has throat cancer
As a Croat i am glad that you cover pretty much the whole history and not allow yourself to be entangled into details but instead you presented the rough outlines and shapes. Excellent work.
Love my Croatian brothers, from Bosnia 🇧🇦❤🇭🇷
tnx stari
We can agree that we hate serbia
@@maxzban1227 mrzimo i mi vas 😁
@@damjansicva tako ide
@@maxzban1227 No we dont, just ustase and radical bosniaks hate serbia. Stop the hate, dont call us brothers if you hate serbia.
I am from Liverpool England, I just want to say ... that was a comprehensive overview and I commend what you have done.
I'm positively surprised of how deep you went into this. Had expected a lot more shallow view. Kudos!
In the 3 years I have studied history I have never consumed this much information and more. I am very glad that you are a part of Croatia and I think you should keep up the good work. ❤❤❤
It's a nice detail that Croatian soldiers wear red berrets in your representation of Operation Storm like the 4th guard brigade.
Did you see the Oluja this year?
Operation Storm was a biggest ethnic cleansing in the soil of Europe after ww2.
@@user-lj5mx2nm2q ok if you like to think like that
@@grse.official3272 well how you call the displacement of 300 000 people (who lived for centuries in that region), and killing approx 2000 serbian civilians (who stayed) during Operation Storm?
@Gospodin Grše lesgooo
You nailed everything.
As a non-slav, it's really impressive of you talk so clearly about Croatia's history.
Greetings from Karlovac, Croatia.
@@heart8969 exactly!
@@heart8969 Only 8% of today Croats speak genuine Croatian dialect.... Majority of Croats today 80%, speak Serbian dialect (stokavica), which tell enough of mixed origin od modern Croats ;) lol
@@nekoime8872 pričaš sa Hrvatom prijatelju, nepotrebno je objašnjavati.
@@nekoime8872 yes, and 99% of serbs in serbia speak albanian dialect
@@markopervan7673 lol just Croatian state of mind
Respect you did a great job greetings from croatia ❤🇭🇷
From my grandfathers side I have Croatian. My family even has land named after us. But it’s not in Croatia today. But yea it’s pretty cool.
Nope Croatia used the amazing Glagolitic alphabet :D
for a short period
its in my history books
@@vitopokupcic9391 bila je koristena do 19st
ne većinom
Used cyrilic also. Its slavic alphabet. Google it
Croatia has some beautiful coastal towns. I'd love to visit there sometime.
Come to Montenegro, it's cheaper 😂
@@BatkoBrat Love to. My parents went to Yugoslavia back in the 60's.
Thank you for this very knowledgeable and educative short history of the region. Well done.
I've watched all of your animated histories twice. So far. You do great work 🩷🩷🩷
The only thing that could've been added in the Ottomans part was the Battle of Dubica 1513 and Battle of Sisak 1593, where Croats crushed them, otherwise nice video
Battle of Dubica was actually quite impressive
The Battle of Sisak was mostly fought by Slovene soldiers under the command of the Carniolan noble Andreas von Auersperg. The cloak of the defeated Ottoman commander was even given to the Ljubljana Cathedral.
Also Siget.
Sisak was mostly a Slovene victory but yeah they could name a lot more croatian victories...
@@carantanianfella4035 Slovene soliders? No.Ban Toma Erdody took what little of his Croatian forces he could and rushed to Sisak whic was defended by croatian soliders (may they rest in peace).Our ban attacked the ottomans from behind and pushed the turks into the river because sharpshooters from Karlovac (city in the center of Croatia) took the bridge whic led to turkish camp.Many turks drowned...There were no slovense there, it is not my fault that while we and Poles were saving Europe you where leardning how to swim.
Much love from Macedonia 🇲🇰❤️🇭🇷
There are so many things you never mentioned in this video which are important to the outcome at the end but you hit the nail in the head and regardless of what was missed to be mentioned this video is enough to get you the picture. After all the whole Balkan history is so complicated and dynamic you would probably need a whole series of 1000 episodes to cover the most. And even then you would still have to argue with opposite groups of historians about what really happened. This way you came to the same outcome with nice animation and less complicated history facts. I like your video and if someone doesn't, UA-cam is an open platform for everyone to make their own videos instead of criticizing someone's hard work.
15:25 Ooof
In the ottoman time of sucses there was a triangel that was never broken. Triangel of Zagreb, Karlovac and Sisak
Based
But most of Croatia was never really under the Ottomans
Succes*
Triangle*
@@xboxgamerhr most? only around 1/4 remained under hapsburg rule, maybe even less
@@veteran_dino nah Hungary and Croatia were seriously never under the cultural or political influence of the Ottomans
Croatian coast was Venetian and never fell
The triangle of Zagreb Sisak Karlovac never fell
Varaždin and Zagorje were heavily Austrian
Basically Lika and Slavonia only
As a Hungarian, I also praise this video for its neutrality. I still hope, that the nations of this region (Middle and Eastern Europe) realize that we have too much to lose with war, but can gain much if there is peace between us. Our common past may be sad sometimes, but the future should be bright if we can put aside old tensions and hard feelings.
Croatia and Hungary were good bross until Khuen Hedervary didn't came...
If you ask me as croat, we will need to make our own union 😉
@Domagoj Rubil dijele nas na lijeve i desne, to je princip cijelog zapada. Podijeli naciju pa radi šta hoćeš 😉
@Jean Martin agree, that would be great 🙂
This is a wise and good common-sense point of view. Respect from a Romanian neighbour
Stunning video! Well done folk
As croat I am very grateful that you covered best country in world
Suleyman the Magnificent: Gonna conquer Vienna once and for all
Croats: No, i dont think you will
Love Hrvatska from Ukraine!
🇺🇦❤️🇭🇷
Brothers 🇭🇷🇺🇦 Crimea is Ukraine
@@onaj_tamo4425 Crimea is Ukraine just like Afghanistan I slavic
Shut up you people are just Russians whit some cosak people and greec blod and ussr gave Crimea to Ukraine that's why you had it stfu I am on russian side🇭🇷🇷🇺
Hi i'm from croatia
Jane Doe is a great album, respect from Croatia.
As a Croat I can say that this is very well puttogether and you managed to cover and explain all the major things in Croatian history, good job👏❤
you added Trakošćan castle in 3:30 I love that so much
I want to thank you for this UA-cam video, Suibhne. Since I'm Croatian on my mother's side, this is the first time that I REALLY learned anything about her heritage. As an aside, my father's ancestry is Armenian, but his family escaped what is now the Turkish city of Diyarbakir in 1916.
Go watch Croatian Kings documentaries
@@MrMturko44 Yes, it's a great documentary with a really funny intro and slapping music😂
@JFT from which region does your mother come from?
@@Pollicina_db her family cam from the area around Dubrovnic and Split. Those were the two places that I recall her mentioning.
..same happened in many other bosnian town foca, visegrad, zvornik, bijelija etc...croats had all rights to defend themself from serbs in the 90s! same goes for bsnians and kosovars/albanians...
Love the detail about stari most and people jumping off of it😂👌
id love to see you cover macedonias history and their past and current discrimination in the balkans! love the work keep it up 🤩
I love the fact your animation at 11:42 shows that leader of "Ustaše"Ante Pavelić was in the Yugoslaw parliament when the assasination of Stjepan Radić took place,cause that's acctually true.
This is the most complete history I ever seen online. As a fellow historian, I approve of this!
Love Croatia
From Greece
I too am part Croatian (my mother was born in Zagreb during WWII) and I think you did an awesome job covering its history!