Pa ni Split nije puno bolje proda od istih bombardera i naručitelja partizana .Oko 4oo civila ubijeno.

Izgleda kao britanski Hurican avioni

babo ti ždere krmetinu.....😂😂😂😂

Ajde budalo ne sramoti se ovdje, zar svak mora znati koliko si nepismen ' povijesno!!!

Turcine ti ima da sutis

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Ajde budalo ne sramoti se ovdje!!!

Krepala zauvijek. 🤣

Isto kao za Drezden, Keln, Leskovac, Beograd. Isto kao što će ovi za Gazu

🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷 Zadar was never Italian city. It was concurred by Italian intruders, but city residents were always mostly Croats. You can cry on these postcards as you wish, but you should be ashamed of what your Italian fascist country did to Croatian people in Zadar, during that period of 1920s and 1930s. Never again. Come and visit Zadar only as tourist. Dobrodošli u Zadar. 👍

You are SICK man. Go see your doctor and check what's wrong with you.

Keep crying

No Italien City.Italian Was occupator , Just like others(AU, napoleon , venezia)...Alltags crostian.FRom 6 century ..

I am sorry for all civilian casualties on both sides, however it is important to mention that italian fascist occupation of eastern coast of adriatic led to 350000 dead non italians, mostly Croats since Croats are the largest entity and only dominant folk here, everybody else is minority, at the largest number italians were never more then 25%, The only reason why postcards are in Italian are: 1921-1944 Croats were exiled, murdered, croatian language and culture was forbidden. Italians sported numerous concentration camps for Croats such as the one on Island Molat. Ask yourself did any of the fascists hang for that, or went to jail. Cause i know for a fact that Giusepe Bastianini(the faschist guvernor of Dalmatia) didn't, he was in charge of all the terror towards Croats, when Mussolini asked him why is croatian language still spoken in Zadar, his simple reply was "Because we are not killing enough of them!". Bastianini died peacefully, of old age in Milano in 1961. My grandparents survived all of that, and the first taste of freedom to even name their kids Croatian names came in 1945. with Partisans and socialist Yugoslavia. So if the majority of Italians weren't fascist scum and you didn't do that for years to Croats there would maybe be an italian flag in Zadar other than the one on the ferry to Ancona. And most of you would probably still live here in Zadar, Croatia.

Zadar*

@@antonijelucius1010 Per noi è stata, è e sarà sempre Zara.

ne kakaj….

nego ti kao pravi hrvat bi bio uz ustase i fastite, jel?

U rujnu je kapitulirala Italija,a bombardiranje je započeto u studenom 1943. Saveznici su snimali zadarsku luku i otkrili njen značaj,zato su je bombardirali. Na dan oslobođenja,kad su u Zadru bile partizanske jedinice,bombardiran je tri puta.

Znači i ti bi otvorio goli otok!!! Pa ti si gori od komunista

Dalmatinski Zadar, hrvati marš u zagorje kod pijanih dudeka.

@@milanmacura4258 je li doša WC u Macure?

U Zadru na gradskom groblju nema nijedan spomenik nekom hrvatu da je sahranjen prije 1945 god. Ko ne vjeruje neka se prošeće do groblja da vidi.

@@milanmacura4258 lažeš gospodine. A sad lipo idi molim te i lici svoje komplekse negdi drugdje. Hrvatska iznad svega...

@@milanmacura4258 ne Seri kvake, dodji pokazati cu ti grobove od svojih, Po ocevoj i majcinoj Strani.

Aj ne seri.

🤣. Kamenjarac si sigurno.

😠Croatian Zadar??? 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹In these postcards, as you can see, they are written in Italian because it was an Italian city. The bombing of Zadar during the Second World War by the Allied air forces caused the almost total destruction of the city, an Italian exclave in Dalmatia. The huge number of bombings and casualties has not been unambiguously quantified so far, and the strategic reasons for the repeated Allied air strikes against the city, which was followed by the almost total exodus of the Italian native population, have often been the subject of historiographical interpretations. divergent.

@@alessiorenzoni5586 just look at the geographic chart of Italy and eastern Adriatic coast, and say honestly where is the common sense that this area should be in any point of history Italian. Within your statement, why you didn't mention the exclave of Croatian people during 1920s and 1930s by Italian fascist government? Before Italian occupation Zadar was under Austro Hungarian empire. So, if you can state here that this is an Italian city, so can do Austrians, and franchment also, etc. The fact is that Croats are habiting this city constantly for 15 centuries. The fact is also that Italians were never native people in Dalmatia, they were invaders and conquerers. Bad luck for Croatian people that they never had strong state to defend themselves efectly from invaders. So, by that facts, yes we were living together for centuries in this city. These buildings in the video were constructed mostly by Austrians, but also by Italians and Croatians. We, citizens of Zadar, are proud of our city's multi ethnic history and to have all that now under our native country of Croatia. You are very wrong if you think that Italian influence cannot be seen in today's Zadar. For instant, Zadar citizens daily croatian speech has a little bit Italian accent, which differs from all other Dalmatian region speech. We also use more Italian words in our daily speech than other Dalmatians. In the city, there are many Croatians with Italian names or even surnames. There are also many city parts with Italian names. The main street in old city is named Široka Ulica, but nobody calls it that way. Everybody say Kalelarga (Calle Larga). Are you glad to here all that? We respect Italian contribution in city's rich history, so please do respect ours.

🤣🤣🤣talijanski grad

@@alessiorenzoni5586 Good to see fascism hasn't died lol my I ask you what is your relation to Zadar? My grandparents lived here and so do I, and you? And I actually wrote thesis about bombing of Zadar, and its faith, and of it's citizens Italians, Croatians and others alike...Salute from a Croatian..don't be a *ick head 👍

@@alessiorenzoni5586 It was always Croatian but Italians wanted to steal it