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[@lukaslukovic5345]

I love your dress beautiful country I love Serbia

[@nadacalo9289]

Thanks❤

[@rebecapaspalj8716]

Ja sam iz Beograda i ovaj Beograd u videu više ne postoji! Tada su ulicama šetale dame i gospoda a danas toga više nema!

[@MarkoKraguljac]

Ne vratili se. Ako skinemo ružičaste naočare i ostavimo sentimentalnost po strani, u prošlosti nema skoro ničeg dobrog osim pouka koje se mogu izvući iz te močvare.

[@nenad_marinkovic]

Sve sama gospoda, moj do mojega kao i dan danas.

[@aleksandraradenovic3202]

Potpuno te razumem sugradjanko moja. Kada gledam slike prababa i pradeda, divim se kako su se oblacili i kada cujem price kako se tada zivelo. Zaista jesu bili dame i gospoda i na zalost to je polako nestajalo dolaskom raznoraznih ljudi sa strane. Hvala Bogu te bar imamo slike, dnevnike, snimke iz tog vremena...

[@franzjosef7728]

Šetala osmanska raja.

[@pinokio6149]

​@@aleksandraradenovic3202Tada je se zivelo jako jako tesko.Ovo su snimci iz 1922 godine,4 godine posle Prvog Svetskog rata...Zemlja je bila unistena...99 posto ljudi je bilo siromasno,pretezno seosko stanovnistvo.Da bilo je i gospode,ali to je mizerno.Drago mi je da su tvoji preci bili gospoda,moji nisu bili...

[@dellija1991]

0:56 u can’t say “relatively young nation”, Serbia exists for more than 1.200 years. But it was occupied during that period from more countries.

[@SRB.4S]

@@UpscaledHistory You have a great video and thank you for coloring and preserving from oblivion these fantastic shots of Serbia and Belgrade... The only complaint is the "young nation"?! Serbia and the Serbian lands were under Ottoman occupation for about 350 years ... Serbia and the Serbian state and people were not created by liberation from the Turkish occupation, you should know that ... That would then mean a "new nation" ... Otherwise, historically, Serbia and the Serbian nation has existed in the worst case since the 6th-7th century, in that area, where they are still today. Since the Serbs were formed as a nation in the early Middle Ages, unlike some who did so only in the 19th century, the Serbs formed their own state, principality, kingdom, and later empire in the 14th century.... You can say a young state. but not a "nation"?! Because they are two diametrically opposed things. After it was freed from the Turks, the first and second Balkan wars and the first world war. The kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes is formed, under the Serbian crown. Later, it changed its name to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. In which the name itself says that the three nations of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes live, and other national minorities... You must know the difference between a nation and a state, it is not the same in this case. The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, and later renamed to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, is not "nation" ... It is a new country, because the "Yugoslav" nation did not exist at that time, the communists unfortunately invented it later, but without success, but that was much later after the second world war ... Before that kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, there was the Principality and Kingdom of Serbia, which was a national state, a simple reconstruction of the earlier Serbian medieval kingdoms....

[@hellothere8121]

@@UpscaledHistory 1.200 year is not a "young nation" bro. Maybe you mean young state, this is what it was

[@nullifye7816]

@@UpscaledHistory "Nation", especially in the Balkans, refers to the ethnic group. "State" or similar, would be more accurate. In any case, Serbia as a state had existed as a principality with autonomy since 1817, expanding to full and recognised independence in 1878. It was hardly younger than Germany (1871). It would indeed be true to say that the KSCS was a young kingdom (1919). [ok i see someone else said it, but i'll leave the comment anyway in case it's meaningful to someone.]

[@nenad_marinkovic]

Yes, he can, there are no nations before 19. century you ignorant idiot. Read a book instead of playing games or writing shit comments on the internet.

[@GlobalMindsetRealism]

Tell them! Americans always trying to white wash and ruin other nations history. Sorry for this.

[@laurawells1711]

I love how different their way of dressing is from the rest of Europe around this time of the century

[@AndjelaAndjic]

The video has been edited. Maybe he's from Turkey, not from Serbia. Here's the real video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6LYhXmdbLyno9k

[@ivanbasiliorobainabychko5936]

@@AndjelaAndjic The views are from Belgrade

[@user-ct2cr8zw3i]

​@@AndjelaAndjicovo je srbija... valjda vidis po gradjevinama koje i danas postoje, zaista smo se tako oblacili

[@abpast5319]

Those are intentionly dresed people so they can sell turkish drink. Its not called culture its called marketing

[@ChannelBerpindah]

Well there was a huge gap of social strata between western and eastern europe those days hence it differs the way their dress. It still does though today but not so obvious.

[@nensi5813]

Wonderful!

[@goldendream3704]

I love also serbia because live in kikinda 7 month serbian people Very gd

[@rawuneditedvideos]

This was just 8 years before my Father was born! May he rest in peace!

[@ChannelBerpindah]

Shouldve titled 1920s instead of 1900s, kind of misleading as i was happy at first to see a footage of pre-ww1 serbia but just realised its the interwar era of serbia which probably has lost 40% of its original look due to ww1.

[@bumblebaa2327]

6:25 "The memory of the Turkish rule is kept alive by numerous Muzelmen in their national attire." 'Muzelmannen' is an old word for Muslims from Persia. Dutch, mirrored.

[@serbia_today]

super video

[@ogimia]

young nation? counting 7532 years YURRR!

[@nusproizvodjach]

What?! 🤣🤣🤣

[@bumblebaa2327]

3:47 "Belgrade has a monumental railway station, situated on a beautiful square." Dutch, mirrored

[@bumblebaa2327]

5:54 "A contrast to these modern structures are the ox carts, a common sight on Belgrade's streets." Dutch, mirrored.

[@user-ii3eu6xd8h]

We've lost a lot of buildings in WW 1 and especially in WW 2, so not all buildings remained... a fraction did.

[@Urketadic]

2:45 "i jos da dodam" I ponovo na 7:26 sta je htela da doda :D

[@bumblebaa2327]

4:45 "By the way, the city centre has the same appearance as western European cities." Dutch, mirrored.

[@bumblebaa2327]

3:20 "In front of the government palace stands (proudly) the equestrian statue of Michel Odrenovitch who drove the Turks out of Serbia in 1867." Dutch, mirrored.

[@kostaachin4428]

All the writing is backwards as is the insignia on the policeman. Seems that the wrong side of the film is being projected.

[@bumblebaa2327]

7:15 "These wandering little restaurants often have brilliant buffets!" Old timey Dutch, mirrored.

[@bumblebaa2327]

7:43 "Merchants in nougat and fruit dough do well." Dutch, mirrored. Turkish Delight maybe? 8:05 "Views of the market…" 8:22 "and surroundings, where farmers do their business." 8:55 "There are just a few cities in the world where one can encounter as many different ethnicities as in Belgrade." 9:28 "Belgrade's city centre, with its numerous "bazars", has a Middle Eastern ambiance." 10:19 "Fin/the End. Holfu, Dutch film-university."

[@AndjelaAndjic]

The video is MONTAGE! Inserted footage, probably from Turkey. Belgrade was a metropolis, people dressed like gentlemen and ladies, even children!

[@a.r.4707]

@@AndjelaAndjic Ne seri bre! Shut up already.

[@janakolasinac1686]

​@@AndjelaAndjicyou are stupid, these streets and buildings still egsists in Belgrade! You are obviously not from Belgrade

[@matejasaric22]

Young nation? Wtf are you talking about. Serbian nation is 1000 years older than American continent

[@tvrtkoprvi7219]

Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha ,Avari su vas koristili kao volove prilikom dolaska na Balkan a Turcima ste kosili travu i djetelinu 600 godina i napravili vam potomke za sljedeća stoljeća a to se ne može izbrisati gumicom ,ha ,ha,ja,ha,ha,jadovnici !

[@SlavisaGrbic]

You don't understand we are not from the 1900 only this video is making from that time we are not tausenden we are much much more old Beograd is the oldest City in Europa Serbia is how Europa history is Made how wins the first and second World war Russian and Partizanen two Brothers Distroy Nazi German And Austria-Hungary in the same time Auer History is very old we are not like Amerika for Yesterday for ameeika is 300 or 400 Years. History for us is this Peanut in History in Serbien Kosovo we have 1500 monastery the are older than Tausenden years.Have a Great live a remember the only one truth in the World is The Only One Truth Love.

[@bumblebaa2327]

5:22 "Here too, the traffic officer is dutiful." Dutch, mirrored. The whole film is mirrored.

[@bumblebaa2327]

2:36 "the Royal Palace" in Dutch, mirrored.

[@STASHYNSKYI]

Young Nation since 1091 !

[@bumblebaa2327]

5:38 "Just like our home land: big restaurants with wide terraces." Dutch, mirrored.

[@bumblebaa2327]

6:51 "These former rulers now practice the humble profession of traders in country wine and lemonade. (And detail!)" That latest might also be "en detail" which means "in detail" or "very detailed". Dutch, mirrored.

[@bumblebaa2327]

4:02 "A contrast to this modern structure are the farmermen and -women, who are waiting for the train, wearing the traditional attire." Old spelling Dutch, mirrored.

[@user-ws8pz4ux9q]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-qf6ff1bf8b]

Od 1918 Beograd je sve manje Srpski a od 1945 definitivno....

[@fucker3883]

Yes, Yugoslavia is a relatively young nation born from the ashes of World War I

[@batoj]

why is the wording backwards? any chance you can correct that?

[@batoj]

@@UpscaledHistory maybe put your own captions in there so we know what it is?

[@pakusht]

Young nation???

[@serbianboss3294]

There is actually movie from 1904 of belgrade

[@geraldmantel4955]

Where?

[@serbianboss3294]

@@geraldmantel4955 type "krunisanje kralja petra 1904"

[@nikolaivanovic3163]

During the last 120 years Belgrade was destroyed by Austrians during WW1, Nazi Germans during WW2, Western Allies during the same war (when they betrayed Serbs and gave their support to communism) and by NATO in 1999. Plus communist architecture that is not beautiful at all. So... Just couple of buildings survived those distructions.

[@GlobalMindsetRealism]

I’m sorry for your loss.

[@tvrtkoprvi7219]

Ah taj divni genocidni i holokaustični Beograd ,pun zločinaca iz svakog rata koji proizvede ,k'o nar košpica

[@saka5608]

Seems like everyone hates you 😂

[@a.r.4707]

I've heard that Belgrade was completely destroyed and rebuilt at least 40 times in its history.

[@tvrtkoprvi7219]

@@a.r.4707 Ha, ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@windmacher]

Taken from Eye Amsterdam?

[@rachelrachel5513]

Mir ist es aufgefallen, dass es aus damaliger Zeit, relativ gesehen, von Serbien recht viele Aufnahmen gibt. Dafür, dass das Land damals nicht so technisch entwickelt war. Woran könnte es liegen? Zufall oder wurden die meisten Archive westlicher Länder im 2. Weltkrieg vernichtet?

[@jagodavanilija563]

I Srbija je uništena u drugom svjetskom ratu, Beograd u bombardovanju sav porušen a devet stote godine ni druge zemlje nisu bile nešto razvijene, Balkan je bio razvijeniji od njih.

[@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea]

Das liegt daran, das durch die gewonnene Unabhängigkeit durch die Balkankriege und WW1 ein gewisser Progress, ähnlich einer kulturellen Renaissance herrschte. Belgrad war einer der ersten Städte, in denen die Brüder Lumiere Filmvorführungen machten. Die Universitäten waren mehr als solide, die russische Diaspora, die vor den Rotarmisten flohen, brachten zusätzlich Knowhow und Kreativität ins Spiel. Die serbische Gesellschaft war inspiriert durch deutsche Technologie, französische Kunst und russischer Seele. So ein kleines Land mit einem ungemeinen großen Erbe, besonders was moderne Literatur und Poesie angeht. Manchmal habe ich das Gefühl, dass das literarische und künstlerische Schaffen in dieser hohen Dichte dieses kleine Land einzigartig machen

[@mary-jane7756]

Serbien war von allen Seiten ein bedrohtes Land, was immer wieder von Großmächten angegriffen wurde. Das Land hat trotz allem das "Genie aller Zeiten" hervorgebracht. Nikola Tesla hat der Welt ein funktionierendes Wechselsromsystem geliefert. Damit hat er der gesamten Welt Wohlstand beschert. Unter seinen ca. 800 Patenten gibt es Erfindungen, ohne die das gesamte heutige Telekommunikationsnetz nicht funktionieren würde. Er hat den remote control erfunden und das Radio. Serbien hat prozentual zu seiner Bevölkerung mehr schlaue Köpfe hervorgebracht als manch große und reiche Länder. Mileva Marić die erste Frau von Albert Einstein hat einen großen Mitwirkungsanteil an der Relativitätstheorie. Sie war die Mathematikerin und er der Physiker. Milutin Milanković muss man auch unbedingt erwähnen. Die Milanković Zyklen waren bahnbrechend in der Klimaforschung und für die Wetterprognosen auf dem Planeten. Diese werden z. B. auch heute in keinem Klimamodell des Weltklimarates berücksichtigt. Doch viele Klimaforscher vertreten die These, dass die Sonne einen Hauptanteil an Klimaveränderungen trägt und nicht die Treibhausgase. Serbien kann zurecht stolz sein auf seine Menschen. Sie sind eines der zähsten und willenstärksten, sowie freiheitsliebenden Menschen in Europa.

[@dzonikg]

Serbia was poor then ,its just went try 3 wars from (1912-1918 ) in which it lost majority off men population .But they were poor but were making some great looking buildings. There are lot off photos ,just not in west media , i my self have tons off family photos from beginning off 20 century

[@narancauk]

TIme Travel Zoooooom

[@officerdonut7066]

Dirt roads and horses and a people completely disconnected to the buildings and infrastructure an erased history only preserved by this film

[@user-do5tx6jg7c]

Da li ovo treba da gledamo u ogledalu, zašto je sve naopačke?

[@burlbird9786]

It's not "restored" if it's recolored.

[@TheMohadam]

TURKEY had a lot influence in this region.

[@NON155]

LIBERIA?? I SEEN OLD PICTURE THAT ISAEL FLAGS IN THE PAST IN LIBERIA ??

[@petarswift5089]

How these poor peasants defeated the Empire in WW1?

[@noamuzika]

Boze mili jedni odu drugi se radjaju sve se izmjeni ali sada ?????

[@AndjelaAndjic]

1. This video is a montage, it has nothing to do with reality. 2. Turkey did not influence Serbia, but vice versa. These inserted scenes are probably from Turkey. In Serbia, they learned not to be the primitives they were. 3. Serbia has the oldest civilization in the world, Lepenski Vir. When Serbia had multi-story houses, the rest of Europe was a swamp. The genetics of the white race is haplogroup I, which is Serbian. All whites come from Serbs!

[@franzjosef7728]

Stop it, get some help. Serbs were 80% illiterate in the early 20th century.

[@franzjosef7728]

You need help. I haven't read such a bunch of nonsense in a long time.

[@IMT539GTI]

😂😂😂😂😂 idi traži prađeda u Tursku!

[@AndjelaAndjic]

@@IMT539GTIтражи ти. Турци су пореклом из Африке, црна раса. Ако не видиш, узми наочаре, ја сам припадница беле расе.

[@a.r.4707]

When you go to Serbia you will notice that majority of the people are quite dark with black hair and dark eyes, they look often like Turks pretty much or even like Arabs sometimes. But yes they are classified as white in general. Serbian language has a Slavic core but it's very heavily influenced by Turkish language. In Serbian language there are about 8500 Turkish loanwords and 7500 - 8000 words are still in use nowadays. Serbian cuisine is heavily influenced by Turkish/Ottoman cuisine and most of their "national" dishes are of Turkish origin. Serbian music is also influenced a lot by Turkish rhymes especially the folk music, also the nowadays popular genre of music called turbofolk sounds often quite Turkish as well. And I could go on and on....

[@dzonibravo_bg5465]

Au koja kasabina

[@user-ct2cr8zw3i]

Ne prdi

[@dzonibravo_bg5465]

@@user-ct2cr8zw3i prdi ti keva 🤣

[@user-qf6ff1bf8b]

i ostala

[@saka5608]

Looks like Islamic country

[@user-mu8gb7zh6l]

Now no

[@Bezzy75]

They look turks 😂

[@blendiberisha9817]

Tursko albanski grad...

[@bingo737]

TELL ME YOU ARE DUMB WITHOUT TELLING ME YOU ARE DUMB

[@adnanredzic-kj9lm]

Tu srbije i srba nema sve muslimani pa ste ih zatrali

[@dejan375]

Види се да си ти фали даска у главе!

[@NB-kq7lm]

Ko te to uci mrznji. Ovo je mnogo posle oslobodjenja od turaka pa svi zive zajedno. Postoje i srbi muslimani ako nisye znali a mnogi hriscani su se tad oblacili u tu nisnju koja se sad smatra samo muslimanskom i arnautskom. Itekako su srbi nosili one vele kapoce keceve i fesove pa i turbane

[@paja7]

Beograd 1904. godine - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHSZiHungt-KgK8

[@imagogavin2473]

tebi je jado genetski mozak zatran

[@clericaltotalitarian]

Nasi Srbi Muslimani i nije ih niko "zatro".

[@abuqadr629]

Literally turkey. Looks like an islamic nation lol

[@janakolasinac1686]

5:48 Nikola Jokić's great grand father