About Serbian women, lets say for the past that Turkish pashas aswell as byzantines, Avar, Bulgarian and Mongol horse riders had fun with them... Thats why servants have large e1b1b (berber and j (anatolian) genes because servian girls enjoyed with everyone...

About Serbian women: "All the most beautiful and suitable women, young women, and Serbian girls from the village had to come to her, and play and sing while playing the bagpipes and other music in a circle, and thus enjoy the Turkish life. , the Turks chose the best and most beautiful Serbian women whom they liked, and with them they lay, rolled, hugged and publicly shamed themselves in front of their fathers, brothers and husbands, with the unfortunate Serbian women fornicating in the middle in broad daylight - Such a terrible trann Turkey reigned over poor Serbia". Konstantin Nenadović, Kojekude Serbia, Vienna 1883.

Dalmatia is s historical region of croatia and not a "gift" it was conquered by venice once yes but the population spoked always croatian and italian, also in the croatian kingdom in 925 dalmatia was a part of it and later the union with hungary too in 1848 dalmatia was connected with the croatian slavonian kingdom. And there was a letter in 1821 that was.m counting all ethnic groups in dalmatia snd croatians where the largest ethnic group in that region.

Dubrovnik was a subject of Venice for a very short time, it was much longer under the Byzantium, from 1358 it was de fecto independent after Hungarian king granted them autonomy. It was an independent state till 1808. when marshall Auguste Marmont arrived with the French army (450 years of independence). Make more research when you try to be specific.

Nicely explained video!!! Thanks a lot for the English subtitles. Hrvatska je moja omiljena slavenska zemlja, veliki pozdravi iz Nizozemske 💖🇳🇱🤝🇭🇷💖

serbs cleansed 200´000 croats and other non-serbs (czechs, slovaks, hungarians, germans etc.) from croatia serbs cleansed 200´000 bosnians and croats in bosnia and created the "republika srpska" serbs cleansed over 200´000 albanians and other non-serbs from republik of kosovo (who does not belong to serbia btw)

Dalmatia wasn't a gift, the "Slavs" you mention living there were Croats and they were living there since 7th century. In fact, Dalmatia is where original medieval Croatia was located and it was THE Croatia until Venetians and Ottomans conquered it and what was left of Croatia was only around Zagreb and it elected Habsburgs as kings to save Croatia from Ottoman conquest. Venetians then took the coast from Ottomans, and Dalmatia was merely returned to Croatia after centuries of separation. Italians were only majority in several cities and their population is always overstated because of their historic territorial pretentions, specially under fascists. Entry of Croatia to Schengen will not accelerate emigration because Schengen is irrelevant in that respect. Schengen only allows one to cross the border without showing the ID. I doesn't make emigration easier, it only makes it you don't have to wait in line at the border crossing. Nothing else. How is this so hard to understand to Europeans? It just removes border crossings. Ease of moving, working and living elsewhere in the EU is part of just being in EU. Schengen does not affect it at all. Dubrovnik wasn't part of Venice for centuries by the time they gave Neum to Ottomans. It is not typically Venetian city, it's entire history is based on opposition to Venice. It's wealth came from being the main trade port between Balkans and Mediterranean, so it was very focused on inland trade and had trade colonies even on the Danube in Ilok, easternmost town in Croatia. It just wasn't expansionist. One alternative to the bridge was building a closed motorway behind Neum, but the problem isn't just that Bosnia is an independent state that is in the way, it's the nature of Bosnian politics. A country constantly on the edge of civil war with 3 nations who can't agree on even what is the colour of clear sky at noon. It is near impossible to agree anything with them and political instability makes any investment risky. It was safer to avoid them.

E hablotip nowadays is mostly common among north africans, albanians and serbs...becasue african, albanian and arab pashas left their genetic trace in modern servian population during 600 years of ottoman occupation...theats why modern servants look more moroccan and afghan then white...

You used word "gift" for Dalmatia (3.35)? Ethnically, the most homogenous Croatian region (at least in last six or seven centuries) and place where was born both Croatian Kingdom in X. century and Croatian secular litterature in XV. century. Pretty colonial narrativ for someone so well informed. Please, find what your genial compatriot Fernand Braudel wrote about Dalmatia and Dalmatian cities in his masterpiece about Mediterranean and the Mediterranean world..

C'est assez erroné, il aurait fallu faire plus de recherches pour cette vidéo : La Dalmatie n'est pas simplement un cadeau offert à la Croatie. Cette région fait partie du monde croate depuis des siècles et était peuplée aussi bien de croates/dalmates que d'italiens. Elle a changé de mains plusieurs fois au cours de l'Histoire et la République de Venise était une puissance parmi d'autres. La vraie raison de la forme étrange du pays est la conquête par l'empire Ottoman d'une partie de la Croatie. C'est à ça qu'on doit la frontière avec la Bosnie d'aujourd'hui. D'ailleurs, on trouve encore maintenant des zones majoritairement peuplées de croates en Bosnie, même si après la conquête ottomane une majorité de croates a émigré vers la Croatie actuelle.

La Croatie est un pays magnifique. Dubrovnic est une ville à voir. Merci pour cette riche vidéo.

To add, Croatia wasn't always this shape. Back in midevil times modern day Bosnia and Herzegovina was mostly Croatian all the way until the Ottomans came. Then Croats emigrated and the demographics changed through wars to todays borders.

Nice video, just a few notes :) - Neum was given by Republic of Ragusa to Ottomans to prevent having a land border with Venice after Ottomans were defeated in 1699, since Dubrovnik was an Ottoman ally and profited from trade with Islamic world and felt less threatened by Ottomans than by Venice which wanted to be the sole power in this area, so basically they wanted to be landlocked at that point in history, but it obviously created new problems in a new political landscape after both maritime republics were gone - Dalmatia doesn't border Istria, there is a region called Croatian Littoral between, it's roughly the coast of Primorje-Gorski kotar and Lika-Senj counties, and it can also be considered a part of central Croatia, it historically remained a part of Croatian Kingdom througout the centuries of Habsburg rule

Sur le même sujet : tu peux expliquer pourquoi et comment eu la dissolution de la Yugoslavie ? J'aime l'histoire de l'Europe et aussi celui de la guerre froide.

Thank you for your video. You understood correctly that the shape of today's Croatia is odd. There are three points, I would like to highlight: 1. The share of tourism in the Croatian GDP, even by very generous measurements of the Croatian Ministry of Tourism - which encompasses all indirect effects too - exceeded at no time 19.6% of the GDP. 2. Croatia did not get a "gift" with Dalmatia being a part of it. Dalmatia is the cradle of Croatia's statehood. That's the territory were Croatian kings were crowned and where historically was the seat of the "Primas Croatiae". I think, historical sources are very rich about this and there is no need to elaborate further. 3. The historical reasons for the shape of today's Croatia: Basically, the borders to Slovenia and Hungary as well as Serbia run along the ethnic line of divisions. The borders with Slovenia and Hungary, with some minor exceptions at times, are roughly thousand years old and go along to a good part with natural obstacles such as the rivers Mur, Drava and Danube (with today's Serbia) in the north or Sutla and Kupa in the west. However, the borders with Bosnia and Herzegovina are a legacy of the centuries long Ottoman conquests. During the Turco-Croatian wars, the Kingdom of Croatia (at that time Croatian kings belonged first to the Anjou and from the 16th century to the Habsburg dynasties) lost territories to the Ottomans. The peace treaties in the early 18th century between the Catholic powers of the Habsburg Empire and the Republic of Venice on one side and the Sublime Porte on the other, have cemented Croatia's borders there until the end of the Great War. Why was Croatia under the Habsburg king not able to reclaim lost Croatian lands after the withdrawal of Ottoman forces from the provinces of Herzegovina, Bosnia and the Sanjak of Novi Pazar? After all, as a consequence of the Russo-Turkish War of 1877/78 the situation looked favourable for the Habsburgs to kick out the Ottomans from the historical lands of the Kingdom of Croatia, whose rightful rulers they have been continuously since 1527. At the Congress of Berlin in 1878 the Habsburgs obtained the right to administer the provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina and to man a garrison in the Sanjak of Novi Pazar, while those provinces remained formally Ottoman. This, and the Hungarian ambitions to have the main say in the new provinces, were the main reason why a territorial reorganisation was not envisaged. Croatian demands to unite those provinces with Croatia in spite of a strengthened Russian influence in the Balkan peninsula seemed not advisable at the time, although the historical Croatian claim was considered to be valid. Instead, the Habsburgs decided to disestablish the Croatian and the Slavonian Military Frontier and to reunite those lands with the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia. During the Ottoman rule the ethnic structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina underwent considerable changes. Croats sought refuge in the non-occupied parts of Croatia, and survived the Ottoman expansion in greater numbers only in Central Bosnia and Western Herzegovina. The Serbs, who formerly mainly existed in the eastern and southern parts of the two provinces migrated to western and northern Bosnia. However, a third distinctive group came into being. During the Turkish occupation a considerable part of Croats and Serbs converted to Islam and became this, what at the end of the 20th century would evolve into a Bosniak ethnicity. The Bosnian Serb assassination of Franz Ferdinand, the heir presumptive to the throne of Austria-Hungary ignited the Great War and meant the end of the Habsburgs as a great European dynasty. In the interwar period the provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina were first reorganised in the new South Slavic state without an attempt to satisfy the national aspirations. But in the face of the threat of Hitler's new European world order, an attempt to solve the Croatian question was contemplated, resulting in a new territorial organisation which meant that the lands with a Croatian majority were largely integrated into the autonomous province of Banovina of Croatia. In Hitler's new European order, all of former Bosnia and Herzegovina was allotted to the war-time creation of the Independent State of Croatia. After 1945, the Yugoslav communists decided simply to re-enact the Habsburg protectorate of Bosnia and Herzegovina as an administrative unit in the same way like the other socialist republics. The national identities were thought to be of subordinate importance for the politically conscious in a social-class based system. When Yugoslavia collapsed, Bosnia and Herzegovina became the battle ground of three national aspirations, each of them fighting - at times - against each other. The war ended inconclusive, with no nation satisfied with its outcome. The Dayton/Paris peace treaty established a de facto international protectorate, in nature even more complicated and experimental than the Habsburg administration, solving nothing, just freezing a conflict and leaving it to brew into the next war. But if you are interested to know where the majority of Croats (or Serbs or Bosniaks) live in Bosnia and Herzegovina today, just find a map from the end of 1995 with the areas of control between Croatian, Serbian and Muslim forces after the signing of the Dayton/Paris Accords.

It might be strange for some people, but Bosnian territory (herceg - bosna, )was always Croatian territory, many of our kings have been crowned there, and Croatian people have lived there before any muslims, or serbs.

Moja, Naša Htvatska je lijepa, prelijepa. Prirodne ljepote, nacionalni parkovi, veći i manji gradovi, more, otoci, rijeke, jezera, gorski i nizinski krajevi, dvorci... Dobrodošli svi dobri ljudi ! 🇭🇷 u ❤️ !

Bosnia and Herzegovina did everything to prevent the bridge. Croats and Serbs were in favor of construction, and your Muslims were against it. It's true . I note that Croats and Serbs are Christians and constitutive people in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Belle vidéo comme d'habitude ! Une vidéo sur Saint Marin serait super.

OMG, Dalamtia is historical region of Croatia anexed in history and it is defenitly not a gift! But the answer why does Croatia geographically look like this is because modern day Bosnia and Herzegovina used to be a part of Croatian Kingdom,, Ottoman empire is responsible for the modern day shape of Croatia and cultural diffusion of Bosnia and Herzegovina

BETTER THAN TWILIGHT; The book "Balkangreuel" by Gottfried Sieben explains the realtionship about Smrdian girls and Turkish men :)) And also explain the "heroism" of mighty Smrdians against there Muslim occupants

Muchas gracias por los subtítulos en español! Aunque el francés es una lengua romance como el español, me es muy difícil entender el francés hablado. Con los subtítulos, podemos aprender de muchos países sin tener que estudiar francés, un idioma hermoso pero complicado!!!

Fun fact : la ville de Dubrovnik a été le lieu de tournage de Port-Réal, dans Game of Thrones

Des paysages magnifiques en Croatie.

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo intéressante :) J'imagine qu'on a déjà dû te poser la question mais comment fais-tu pour connaître autant de choses sur l'histoire et la géographie ? Tu as l'air d'être un véritable puits de science quand j'écoute tes vidéos.

J'ai pris la route de Dubrovnik à la Dalmatie en voiture, lors du passage de ce morceau de territoire de Bosnie, on voit bien des douaniers, mais ils ne demandent strictement rien, comme si ce territoire appartenait à la Croatie, il est d'ailleurs sous son contrôle.

Croats 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺 🇻🇦 🇻🇦 🇻🇦 🇻🇦 🇻🇦 950 years long foreign tropes enjoy love with Croatian grandmothers

You hit the jackpot when you made connection betwean former Austrian and turkish boarder, but you failed to mention that it had normal shape prior to that in medieval times when it was independent kingdom with most of Bosnia and Herzegovina inside. And the fact that turks were there is the reason that those are now separate states. Quite a crucial part. And that Croatia got Dalmatia and Ragusa as a gift? Far fetched, it is way mor logicaly explained with what I just wrote up there.

Spędziłem wakacje w Chorwacji już dwa razy i muszę przyznać, że jest tam cudownie! Pozdrowienia z Polski 🇵🇱❤🇭🇷

Merci beaucoup c'est l'une des vidéos les plus intéressante de cette chaine !

No, the Pelješac bridge wasn't opened for tourists specifically. It has already been in plans since the early 90s.

Croatia is kinda crossword, that's why it's so interesting. Croats together with Poles, Armenians, Moldovas are Antemurale Christianitatis given by Pope for fighting Ottomans. They were stoped here and that's all philosophy why we have today islam majority in Bosnia and why Croatia is shaped this way. Dalmatia was never a gift, it is a heart of Croatia with long suffering history and i as Dalmatian-Croat with over 800 years old family tree guarantee that. To correct few comments here, Dalmatia wasn't under Venice for thousands years but cca 350years. It was way more time in Hungaro-Croatian kingdom. Our shape today is our sacrifice for defending Europe from Ottomans together with ones i mentioned above,you welcome. P. S. Take a look at 30year war between christians and protestants and who were Croats there. That's when neck tie (kravate-croate) was invented.

Serbs 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 ☦ ☦ ☦ ☦ 500 years servian grandmothers enjoy with turkish/arab pashas and mongol horse riders... "All the most beautiful and suitable women, young women, and Serbian girls from the village had to come to her, and play and sing while playing the bagpipes and other music in a circle, and thus enjoy the Turkish life. , the Turks chose the best and most beautiful Serbian women whom they liked, and with them they lay, rolled, hugged and publicly shamed themselves in front of their fathers, brothers and husbands, with the unfortunate Serbian women fornicating in the middle in broad daylight - Such a terrible trann Turkey reigned over poor Serbia". Konstantin Nenadović, Kojekude Serbia, Vienna 1883.

Just a note that further explains Croatia's peculiar shape - the historical "Croatia proper", now centered around Zagreb, has actually migrated to where it is now from the south during the country's thousand years of history. Originally, the core of Croatia lay in Lika and the hinterlands behind Zadar and Split, encompassing parts of today's Bosnia. As the kingdom developed and grew it first reached the Sava river, and then later the Drava river where contact with the Hungarians was established, thus delineating the broadest scope of the country as laying between Drava and the Adriatic. The core of the country then started a slow migration from Dalmatia and its hinterlands up further into Lika and Bihać (today the northwesternmost part of Bosnia and Herzegovina), and later during the long wars with the Ottomans, Croatia came to lose its territories in the hinterlands of Dalmatia and Bihać (then capital) so the core of the country moved closer to Austria, settling in the area between Karlovac and Varaždin. With Zagreb the last remaining unconquered urban area of any economic, political and clerical importance, it naturally assumed the role of capital over the next couple of hundred years.

About Croatian women, well, let's say that for past 900 years all Turks, Austrians, Hungarians, Austrians, Serbs, French, Mongol soldiers had their fun ;) :) ;) :) :)

Bonsoir ! Pour ajouter au caractère ubuesque de la frontière bosnienne, tu aurais pu étudier la raison historique de cette frontière. 🙂 En effet : le port bosnien de Neum est peuplé à 80% de Croates et ça n’a rien d’un hasard. Cette incongruité remonte à 1699, date à laquelle la république de Raguse (aujourd’hui Dubrovnik) cède le port de Neum à l’empire Ottoman (alors suzerain de la Bosnie-Herzégovine) pour se protéger des ambitions de la république de Venise (qui possédait le Nord de la côte). Donc c’est une frontière tout à fait artificielle à laquelle la Bosnie s’accroche dur comme fer alors que le port de Neum ne lui donne même pas accès aux eaux internationales… Bref

La Dalmatie un « cadeau » fait à la Croatie?… oui et non, plutôt non même. Les croates la peuple depuis au moins le VII ème siècle… le fait que la Dalmatie fasse partie de la Croatie est tout à fait légitime et ne vient pas de nulle part.

Super vidéo !! Je suis allée en Croatie il y a un an et nous n'avons pas pu rejoindre Dubrovnik pour cause de passage de douanes (avec le covid, pas non valide, nécessité de tests)... Ça aide a comprendre le pourquoi du comment !

Bonjour!, question. Is there any chance English subtitles could be added to the Congo episode. There are not many high quality videos like yours and especially not on the Congo. If there is any chance this could be done i would be overjoyed. Keep up the great work.

Géniale cette vidéo, le format et le contenu sont parfaits.

Dubrovnik (Ragusa) gave Neum (small strip of land belonging to Bosnia) to Ottomans so they wouldn't share border with Venice.

Excellent ! =) Une bonne vidéo sur un pays dont on entend pas souvent parler

Dubrovnik est aussi la porte d’entrée vers le Monténégro, un pays qui développe sont tourisme en ce moment. Il possède une situation politique et historique très intéressante entretenant des liens avec l’Allemagne de longue date !

Je pars en Vacances en Croatie, cette vidéo est donc méga utile merci !

Dalmatia was and it is croatian region where mostly croats live

L’auteur ne parle que des autoroutes, jamais du réseau ferroviaire. C’est significatif de notre époque où le chemin de fer n’est plus mis en valeur (malgré les grandes déclarations politiques).

Bonjour. J'aimerai avoir des infos sur la musique d'intro utilisée dans vos videos. Merci.

J'adore ton travail! Et en plus, j'adore ton montage de ta vidéo c'est impressionnant!

Nice video, only thing is...Dalmatia is the "heart of croatia" historicly speaking as all Croatian Kings had their seats there.

Bonjour très bon résumé mais la fin me laisse perplexe au sujet du pont...effectivement il n'y aurait pas eu de frontière pas de pont mais malheureusement il y a une frontière et ils croates doivent faire avec ou faire le pont pour éviter les longues attentes aux frontières...la Bosnie voulait elle la prolongation de l'autoroute ? Bonne journée

Et hop ! Encore une vidéo intéressante sur un sujet méconnu !

J'ai cru que tu ne publierais pas aujourd'hui mais me voilà rassuré :) Tu trouves toujours des sujets super intéressants. Merci pour cette vidéo

Dubrovnik was for example never a Croatian city in whole history. Until 1939, when it was added to administrative region Banovina Croatia, made by Serbian king in Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Dubrovnik was throughout history populated mostly by Roman (Italian population), and Serbian Catholics (later assimilated to Croats, during half of XIX century, when all Catholics of Balkans who spoke serbo-croatian language were declared as modern Croats - heavily supported by Vatican and Vienna).

Super intéressant, merci 👍

Le Chili de l'Europe

Regarding the issue of emigration, it's worth noting that while the emigration rate is high in poorer EU member states, these same states benefit enormously from being part of the Union in many ways, particularly economic development. What we have seen is there is an immediate flow of emigration (often paired with high amounts of remittances), then structural/development funds, investment, etc. flow into the poor new members, which later on (once reaching a certain level of development) attract people who emigrated to return to the country. Despite some difficulties in this process, such as intermediate brain drain, these countries are overall many orders of magnitude better off in the EU. This is the basis for the the aspirations of these countries' nations to accede after all.

servian girls have a lot of fun with turkish, albanian, arab, kurd, chechen and african pashas aswell as with bulganian and mongol horse riders and lets not forget the eastern romans who gave you the name SERB: De administrado imperio: "Serb" in the language of the Byzantines is a word that means "slaves", and in that language the word "serbula" usually means the shoes of slaves, and the word "tzerboulianous" means those who wear cheap, poor shoes. Serbs got that name because they became slaves of the Byzantine emperor. Well, after some time, those same Serbs decided to go to their own houses (return), and the emperor let them go.

serbs were loyal vazalls of turks for 600 years...they gnsded all catholics from bosnia and croatia together with there turkish masters and settled there, serbs were to afraid to fight there occupnts unlike croats, we saw it very well durng ottoman occupation

Serbian Genes: E1b1b: 🇲🇦 80% 🇽🇰 40% 🇷🇸 30% J2: 🇹🇯 40% 🇹🇷 40% 🇷🇸 30% And servants still claim that they have nothing to do with turks and turks didnt bng them 500 years long hahahahaa

Oh, c'est une question que je me pose depuis tout petit ! Merci pour cette vidéo ! PS : Une pensée à la Bosnie qui n'a quasi pas de plage 🙃

Been able to watch and understand your video, because of the German subtitles. Your pronunciation of our Croatian cities, ignoring your French accent, is on point. 👌🏽 Good work.

Mislili su neki da nas neče biti ,svoju radost nisu znali skriti.Tko na tvrdoj stini svoju povijest piše tom nemože nitko povijest da izbriše.Na kamenu tvrdom o tom slova pišu: OD STOLJEĆA SEDMOG TU HRVATI DIŠU!

well, I hope you can explain to tourist who having a bath around Pag island, that that waters were full of dead bodies, because 2 concentration camps were held on Pag (Slana concentration camp, and Mejtana Concentration camp). This is great story for VICE news.

Tu explique super bien continu 👍👍👍

Mdr, origine Croate, jamais appris la langue malheureusement, mais j'ai toujours vu ce pont depuis tout petit a la plage juste à coté lors de nos vacances, me demandant pourquoi ça prenait autant de temps ! Update : j'y suis actuellement, j'ai pu voir et même touché le pont par au-dessus et en dessous x) Le coin a l'air sympa pour faire du vélo, dommage que j'ai pas le mien de route sous la main, par contre depuis la plage de Komarna, j'ai nagé jusqu'aux piliers, ça s'adapte vite là-dessous, y a déjà des moules et autres coquillages partout sur la partie immergée ! xD

Merci pour ton travail, c'est super comme d'habitude.👍👍👍

Bosnia in the past was actually Central Croatia. After the Ottoman Turkish invasion in the 15th century everything changed with massive population shifts and religious conversions. The current Croatia & Bosnia-Herzegovina borders are based on the war borders Croatia had with the Ottoman Turkish Empire from the Treaty of Karlowitz of 1699 AD ( minus some parts the Serbs stole after 1945).

Une vidéo sur la Bosnie stp je pense que c'est vraiment un pays sous-coté qui mérite une attention francophone.

C'est un plaisir de se retrouver avec ce genre de vidéos qui expliquent certains points d'un pays ! A refaire ;) ?

You didn't go far enough in history. If you combine Croatia with modern Bosnia, you will see that the shape is no longer misshapen.

Dalmatia is the ancient part of Croatia, the Croatian culture began here in the 9. Century

Nice video! Little update: Croatia now has 3.8 million people and in Zagreb there are 800 thousand people.

The Mediterranean coast is a kind of gift that Croatia received !!!??? OMG , the Kingdom of Croatia was founded in that area 1400 years ago ! You have no idea who Slavs, Dalmatians and Italians are. I am a Slav, a Croat and a Dalmatian documented in the last 800 years ! To read that you have a hostile attitude towards Croatia and Croats! The neighboring country is called Bosnia and Herzegovina and it is the land of SERBS-CROATS-MUSLIM. That red is HERZEGOVINA.

Ludovik Ier d'Anjou confirme tous les attributs d'État à la République de Dubrovnik avec la paix de Zadar et le traité de Visegrad. Cette période, au cours de laquelle la République de Dubrovnik atteignit son apogée, dura de 1358 à 1808, date à laquelle les forces d'occupation napoléoniennes l'abolirent officiellement. Dans les affaires politiques, Dubrovnik était en fait une république complètement libre. Après 1358, toutes les institutions gouvernementales et le prince (lat. recteur) en tant que chef de l'État officiel ont été élus exclusivement parmi les habitants de Dubrovnik sans aucune confirmation du roi.

The border was called Craina (Kraina) defended by Serbs against the Turks to not expand no thurther it was a Serbian border financed by Austrohangerian

Je me demande comment tu fais pour trouver toujours encore tous ces concept franchement gg.

Ouiii une vidéo sur mon pays d’origine 😋

Très bon réportage. Le pont pour aller à Dubrobnik m'a surpris vu le sujet de la frontière entre deux anciens pays de la Yougoslavie. La guèrre organisée depuis le Royaume-Uni et l'OTAN a fait une grosse casse sociale entre ce deux pays Croatie et Bosnie-Herzegovina autrefois, unis.

Pourrais tu parler de toute les vagues et peuple du fleuve de la Volga ayant migré comme les Finnois et les Bulgares ?

Croatia ( then part of Hungary & later Austria ) was invaded by the Ottoman Turkish Empire and after about 200 years of warfare the "Treaty of Karlowitz" of 1699 AD was signed after the Great Turkish war. After 1945 the Yugoslav communist party decided to use Croatia war borders of 1699 AD as the basis of the Socialist Republic of Croatia ( some parts of Croatia ( & Dalmatia) from 1699 AD were annexed by Serbia and Montenegro after 1945). After the fall of Yugoslavia the internal Yugoslav republic borders become the international borders.

I am from Croatia and I have to say that you did a good job! Only thing is that area from Rijeka to Zadar and south of Middle Croatia are the original parts of Croatia.

J’aime bien le partie pris du bon sens à la fin de ta vidéo, on construit un pont illégitime à cause d’une raison illégitime, les frontières sont le bandeau de notre égoïsme, on nous a donné une mémoire pour ce rappelé que l’être humain depuis son existence n’aime pas son voisin

Croatia get Dalmatia as a gift??? From who'?? In fact first Croatian medieval state is formed in Dalmatia... Croatia fought with Ottomans for 500 years and that is why borders are like that...

Real reason is because Croatia lost Bosnia and Hercegovina during Otoman war in Europe. Bosnian muslim have Croatian origins.

L’histoire des Pays bas ? Pourrait être grave intéressant ^^

Merci Télécrayon

Tu pourrai faire un épisode sur la Belgique avec les difficultés des langues et de gouvernement. PS: je suis belge et j’adore tes vidéos.

Soon Herzegovina is gonna be part of Croatia 🇭🇷, Herzegovina is our Croatian-Catholic land, and we already work on that... 👌

Tu peux faire une vidéo sur l'histoire du Soudan ça me ferait vraiment plaisir

Eut-il été possible de creuser un tunnel en lieu et place de ce pont ?

Odgovor je vrlo jednostavan i logičan, Hrvatima je kroz povijest na različite i vrlo kreativne načine kraden njihov teritorij ( BiH, Vojvodina, Boka Kotorska).

Le pkus curieux c'est que les gens qui vivent dans ce petit morceau de téritoire bosnien sont des croates.

Tes vidéos sont toujours d'une qualité remarquable, cela fait des années que je te suis et tu a toujours fait un excellent travail. Milles bravos

une vidéo sur la bosnie serai la bienvenue bon travail

Bravo TéléCrayon ! Je ne poste pas de commentaires d'habitude mais je regarde toutes vidéos ! Très bien réalisé, vraiment top ! A pluus

By fact the weird shape comes from the fact that a lot of historical Croatia is now Bosnia and Herzegovina

superbe comme d habitude

Tout le monde sait que la Croatie à la forme d'un dragon. 🤭

Trop beau la Croatie

Salut j'adore tes vidéos et je pense que celle la vas être bien