Milicija - Yugoslavia '92

Power Glove - Motorcycle Cop
Now that's what I call "an aesthetic"
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[@alaybozan2634]

Hotline Miami ❌ Hotline Belgrade ✔️

[@ПавлеБлажевић]

EXACTLY

[@aregularperson7573]

JA

[@MrGruneck]

Simon

[@elbigman2815]

Wanted to say this

[@Fraude_fiscale4]

Hotline sarajevo

[@joeblow5214]

Interesting to see Thomsons still being used by police in the 90s. Those hand helds they were using look like stuff old Motorola's cops in the U.S. used in the early 70s.

[@sv_cheats1970]

Yugoslavia used a lot of oldschool stuff

[@igor7195]

Well they can ve very useful even today, 45acp is still being used widely and thompson is nice designed smg

[@sv_cheats1970]

@@JohnJhones nah the army had thompsons wayyy back in the 60s so they used that

[@igor7195]

@@JohnJhones Well yugoslavia had mix of western and eastern weaponary so that is bullshit

[@igor7195]

@@JohnJhones dont teach me i am born in fr yugoslavia

[@adrian5567]

1:15 what a badass walking

[@hertoramann]

The guy Who walks at right looks like max payne

[@balkanicsense1952]

serbian chad moonwalk

[@smartfella7914]

Actual drip

[@alexs7097]

Detectives in civilian clothes

[@dardaniamap.io123]

0:24 the cameraman 🗿

[@untrust2033]

Damn good choice of music

[@ramonhernandez4793]

B A L K A N W A V E

[@ArgoPower]

synthbalkan

[@kristijan.1]

serbwave*

[@eclectic505]

YUGOWAVE

[@HaasGrotesk]

@@kristijan.1 Ma nemoj molim te!

[@kristijan.1]

@@HaasGrotesk ne seri

[@kobz2862]

0:23 - The man who got the idea to make such camera swing is a genius

[@johannesrupp214]

Agree, no professional cameraman would make such a movie, and thats the beauty of it

[@SMGJohn]

@@johannesrupp214 Professional just means you get paid for doing it, this guy was a chad videographer.

[@waste_disposal1066]

You really don't see that everyday

[@enema6222]

@@SMGJohn professional also means you hold your quality up to a standart of professionism, something along those lines in the dictionary

[@yunusemretortamis727]

wasn't this common in 90s? even I remember so

[@kadijaish]

I was a kid in the 90s Yugoslavia and have a little story to share. I lived at 5 th floor of my building and at the time stealing equipment and gasoline from parked cars was popular. One night my mother heard noise down where our car was and woke up my father who was Yugoslavian military officer. A strong men around 6 ft and 220 pounds and had very deep and commanding voice, he got down there quietly and caught two guys stealing gasoline and he tied them to a tree until Milicija came along and arrested them. Other nights I remember my mother throwing flower pots at thieves. Ahhh childhood memories

[@mikialovic5304]

Ah yes, the good old days, when all you needed to do to rob a Yugo is just hit the door harder and you're in.

[@local38on-tv]

Indeed the “good old days”

[@tomanginator]

average evening in the balkans

[@stefanvasilov4066]

@Report of the day my family lived in yugoslavia and they said it was good to live in yugoslavia

[@MrJack1992]

Gotta say there is something that makes people more resilient and tough about shady streets.

[@Airman1121]

"Previously on Milicija..."

[@dunjatirnanic1484]

To be continued

[@aguywholikesmilitary5394]

Coming Soon to DVD

[@TippiSimo]

nypd

[@ras573]

How time flies.. Young people in these clips are now in their 50s...

[@polishmafia1573]

That’s honestly extremely depressing to think about.. just aging in general .. and society isn’t looking any better, if anything much worse.

[@ras573]

@@polishmafia1573 I think even though it's shitty, it's getting better overall, because technology keeps advancing. We might achieve full automation in a few decades... Maybe cure aging by the end of the century? Who knows... The future has a chance to be very good.

[@kristijansusnik1297]

@@ras573 we will make something about aging. But it will probably make it where once you use it youre stuck at that age. It will probably be a fluid wich stops your body from aging

[@davideb.4290]

@@ras573 full automation will be the ruin of our society. Many people will be changed for robots and so the unoccupied people will rise. The rich will get more rich and the poor will get more poor and, at one point the crysis will erupt in a revolution or something like that. Before reach full automation we need to switch from capitalism to socialism, so that people will spend more time in the politics, everybody will have something to do and the government can be more of the people because they spend more time in it and the government (basically themselfs) can organize the people and the robot work to achieve great richness for everybody, great heart respect and precise resource use avoiding waste. This way society will be better, at least in my humble opinion.

[@ras573]

@@davideb.4290 I can add a few positive things about automation. -Many billionaires support the universal basic income because, if we all lost our jobs and had no money, who would buy their products? Without the UBI, the system would collapse, because they'd lose the markets. UBI is in the interest of everyone. -Automation means jobs will be lost, but not professions. The owners of businesses will survive and thrive. For example, if every taxi driver, started his own micro-company and used an autonomous taxi, they would keep their job.

[@sadclown1956]

Thompson, soviet architecture. Yeah, that's Yugoslavia

[@grugg3108]

Kind of a mixture area. The Serbian Zastavs Arms factory made .308 Mauser 98s, and their M76 AKs in 8mm mauser

[@lakemontysee7296]

When i saw that thompson i rewinded a bit just to check that i wasn't hallucinating wtf kind of other guns do they have

[@vladajevtovic7649]

@@lakemontysee7296 today i dont know reallt,back in the 90's as you can see cops were badass,today you cant even compare how terrible our cops are

[@lakemontysee7296]

@@vladajevtovic7649 well at least you have cops we have criminals in a uniform 😂😂

[@xxxxxx5868]

@@grugg3108 they made a fucking AK chambered in 8mm?

[@W.Stryker]

This special presentation of Cops is brought to you live before a Serbian audience. All suspects are guilty. Because otherwise they wouldn’t be suspects

[@АлександарКузмановић]

😂😂😂100% correct

[@pietroboggio8353]

You cannot imagine how many innocents are inside american or european prisons!!...and how many quartiers.or ghettos exist in USA...BELGIUM..ITALY..FRENCH..GERMAN cities!.where police never enter...and honest citizens cannot go to walk after a certain hour because it is too much dangerous for them.what is freedom?

[@RestitutorEuropa]

Sounds like the start of a badass movie

[@apocratos0174]

Lol That’s some serious Soviet way of thinking Lol

[@onrr1726]

I think cops wearing a bereats look more intimidating.

[@akashaexp3275]

Cyberpunk 2020 DLC - Yugo ‘92

[@TheLaPride]

2092

[@papasha1323]

Dosent Yugoslavia still exist in cyberpunk 2077?

[@marklems5894]

@@papasha1323 Probably still exist, if the USSR still exist in the Cyberpunk universe

[@SusCalvin]

@@papasha1323 You can visit the Soviet Union in Cyberpunk 2020 if you want to. It's a place dominated by raw materials company SovOil, the security services and the autocratic president. It is a partner with the EU. There is at least one campaign taking place in the cyber-EU. Eurotour. You play the road crew for american rockerboy Jack Entropy. One of the tour stops is in Czhekoslovakia. The further east you go, the less prosperity there is. Some parts of the EU like the UK, Greece and Turkey are slipping. There's occasional revolts and coups.

[@mikialovic5304]

@@marklems5894 also their double barrel shotguns are named in Serbian.

[@Bruce1nr]

Years later and I still come back to this video for the camera transition 0:23 - 0:27. Legend.

[@k_ir3868]

This guy knows what he's doing. Some of these are cut better than music videos

[@ЈанаБлагојевић]

Russian specnaz: *makes propaganda videos* USA marines and NAVY Seals:*makes propaganda videos* Yugoslav Milicija: Hold my cigarette..

[@РМЕ-т8ъ]

. Herzegovina flor? Stalin favorite tobacco

[@debilk1n]

In russia we too have 'milicija"but in 2013 renamed to "policija"

[@Ruslan-ub2ot]

Hold my zastava...

[@bladevlajk]

@@debilk1n We did that too

[@tacticalsocialist8060]

Fake yugoslav milicija*

[@laszlohrabovszky2489]

This music perfectly matches to the scene. It really feels, like, you silently roam around with your squad in a police/milita car during the night, cheking in at outposts, raiding some reported houses, searching suspicious people... You feel a bit tired, but you want to keep doing it, and it is your duty.

[@coal2710]

This music makes me feel like I was born with thick skin.

[@gofuckthyself420]

Also works for the opposite gives great evasion and opposing force vibes

[@NeoMartel]

Hotline Miami Vibe's

[@fl366]

Roaming around...crusing...

[@life69467]

Yugoslawia was more Westernized Socialist Country were teen have everything.Seached for (Mirodrom Koncert Split 1985).

[@nuclearwinter391]

Not gonna lie, this beat is fire.

[@stinkypantiesss6009]

I agree,do you know name of the track?

[@davidgiraldo454]

@@stinkypantiesss6009 motorcycle cop

[@Mare172]

@@davidgiraldo454 Thanks

[@cruise2552]

@@Mare172 motorcycle cop by power glove

[@cruise2552]

@@Mare172 oops i didnt read the other comment

[@k2xe455]

Cybermilicija 1992

[@kosovoisserbia8937]

Lol

[@tsuni7040]

Imagine Rainbow six with thompson in old eastern european setting

[@manlamp7531]

Thompson was made for war :)

[@Catire92]

Man Lamp not really

[@Mei-wk5mt]

Maps would be based on different yougoslav countries like the Beaches of croatia or the mountains in Slovenia or more Russian city feel in serbia

[@juliusraben3526]

Rogue Spear. But no thumpson

[@aregularperson7573]

YUGOSLAVIA IS SWITZERLAND BUT COMMUNIST

[@michaelboyce8766]

Bad boys bad boys what's you gonna do when they come for you

[@searaider2571]

When these guys come, there is pretty much nothing bad boys could do. 8)

[@metallicarchaea1820]

I thought the exact same thing, songwise that is. The actual answer would be planting evidence, trumped up charges, physical abuse, human rights violations, and summarily executed via point blank headshot by a roadside ditch still in handcuffs and inside out pockets.

[@yazi7790]

Vib'in is the only option .

[@strahinjamijovic7125]

@@metallicarchaea1820 yeah man we live in gta

[@narkopalcic5978]

@@strahinjamijovic7125 Znaš i sam da su to bile ratne godine i da su se tad sa obje strane Dunava dešavale stvari koje bi u današnjim uvjetima bile nezamislive.

[@ardea1021]

Guy at 0:16 straight up touching a tree bark like "what the fuvk is this"

[@eatshit6966]

Lol true

[@mrblimbo1359]

Thats pot

[@ardea1021]

@@mrblimbo1359 and a really bad quality one at that

[@hristiyanangelov3610]

Its opium I think

[@ubcroel4022]

Opium plant

[@davynavy2011]

The Milicija in Yugoslavia was really badass. It consisted of members who really hated criminals. They had a routine: firstly beating then asking for. They also had a lot of work because there was a lot of scum on the streets, because of the war in Yugoslavia.

[@theblazehunter916]

was their any corruption in it or did most of the members just really REALLY hate criminals?

[@Arnechk]

@@theblazehunter916 They beat up the suspects and 3 random bystanders just in case. Probably the corrupt ones were handled by guys who hated corrupt milicija. :D

[@nemanjaljubicic5282]

Well Belgrade was most dangerous city in the world in 1990's. Milicija used to beat the shit out of almost anybody. It was mercy less time

[@johnny666]

@@theblazehunter916 tbh back then the criminals were mostly killing each other all the time

[@thomash5081]

0:21 best editing I've seen in a long time

[@milicajac689]

Dude its not an edit he made it was filmed by Yugoslavian TV that made this show, show is called Crime in Belgrade he just took the footage edit it added text on begging and thats it.

[@thomash5081]

@@milicajac689 I mean his choice of footage combined with the beat.

[@milicajac689]

@@thomash5081 Oh okay.

[@chilldudie242]

@@milicajac689 "it's not an edit" " took the footage edit it" K

[@milicajac689]

@@chilldudie242 it was edited by Yugoslav TV Production he just combined the footage, what the fuck is not understandable here?!

[@dingdang7404]

I have to say, this is a fantastic video that I wasn't expecting at all. The atmosphere you've provided with your amazing editing and the excellent choice of clips reminds me of the TV show Cops which, whether intentional or not, really makes me appreciate it even more. It's also really interesting to a see a video about Yugoslavia that isn't about the Yugoslav Wars and, even though it's technically during the war, that feel isn't there. Once more, you've done a great job!

[@Condorthedude]

Ding Dang as always

[@MajorSamm]

Thanks a lot man, comments like these keep me going. Funnily enough I've thought about making a video with old Cops episodes because I have a few of the really old seasons on DVD but I found clips from this documentary and I knew I just had to do it. The whole post-Cold War pre-9/11 military/police thing is a really interesting look.

[@frazerguest2864]

Отоја Јамагучи : A very interesting moment in history.

[@thriftshopsspiritstops9951]

Always a good day when a yugo vid is posted

[@harshhanma246]

Is this a KZbin bot

[@thriftshopsspiritstops9951]

Vortex 2k yes cause bots post Yugoslavia

[@banza1]

I just love that opening clip of the camera flipping around.

[@Carlito_Brigante]

That shit was hard

[@noobsaibot1890]

Commenting here to bring you back to this video once again. Enjoy 😂

[@muthertz8583]

When there are albanians in your Neighborhood.

[@dzzfx7856]

@@klevino1179 You have internet in Albania? Whatt?? I thought you are the poorest country in Europe

[@dzzfx7856]

@@klevino1179 I know, it sucks to have worst GDP in Europe and being the Europe’s junkyard

[@dzzfx7856]

​@@klevino1179 Learn what is sarcasm, "I hear bombs in the distance falling over belgrade" isn't really an sarcasm. Now go spend your whole month salary to pay for food and internet bill. Strugle is real.

[@Dingbobber]

@@klevino1179 How does it feel knowing your mother is a goat, and your computer is powered by a rat running on a wheel

[@FNModel-ej5bh]

@@Dingbobber C'mon brothers, give the Shqiptar some breathing space. mans breast are being ripped up, have some Jelen.

[@fernandodasilva977]

0:16 interesting

[@milovantolic8821]

Hahahahahaha!

[@metallicarchaea1820]

Interdasting......

[@ntvm4749]

Opium

[@smokyhusky5819]

lol

[@markusmeldre]

0:11 he looks like a Greek painting

[@mero8051]

Watching this makes me wish that GTA 4 had a prelude part situated in Yugoslavia.

[@CarefreeMan]

*Trust me, what's mentioned about it should be enough.*

[@Tamaraa2006]

I love how they handle evidence without gloves 😅

[@napalman5261]

that's how we do stuff in Balkans

[@jacekzamorski8165]

gotta go fast 😎

[@DennisMartinezCalifornia]

In Slav country evidence process you!

[@Tamaraa2006]

@@DennisMartinezCalifornia 😅😅😅

[@TheWolfDude91]

if these guys come after you, the case is already closed :D

[@dilly7551]

I remember hearing so much about the Balkan wars growing up but I didnt really understand it. To me wars in Europe were like an illusion, or at the very least unbelievable, after the second world War. I used to love watching history Channel or documentaries on pbs so I was well aware of ww2. In my mind europe was peaceful and was like the core of modern civilization. The fact that a country stopped existing was also weird to me. I didnt understand how Yugoslavia no longer existed. Whenever I saw a world map or globe with Yugoslavia in it, I felt like I was looking at a ghost. I would sometimes think to myself "what happened to you? Where'd you go?" Again, it felt weird. I never really paid attention to the ussr either so I have no really input on that

[@panzerjuiceinc.5183]

You have to watch documentary series called: "The Death of Yugoslavia" Then, you'll understand...

[@panzerjuiceinc.5183]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHWkdaxvl5d8eK8

[@buckplug2423]

you weren't the only one. The military stagnation of the Cold War (in Europe, of course) followed by a conflict as brutal and big as the Yugoslav Wars was a shock to everyone - even people living in Europe.

[@anamartinka3268]

Plain and simple, power hungry politicians played religion card to lure people into civil war and people just being people ignorant grab the weapons whit out thinking twice wack living daylights out of each other for no good reason, basically same scenario as anywhere else you have civil war created chaos and distraction and then rule.

[@darktemplardelta268]

I get the same feeling too whenever I see older maps and see Yugoslavia wondering what happen.

[@nikolaivanovic1060]

0:46 Radovan the headless Tomson gunner

[@sovietchadster907]

Nikola Ivanovic god I miss colonial Africa

[@benwinter2420]

Send lawyers guns & money

[@benwinter2420]

@@sovietchadster907 It would'v been a time . . for sure

[@manlamp7531]

Zna se ko je Thompson :)

[@Godfrey_Tibirus]

0:23 wooow very impressive In this way, different camera shots make a video recording look great.

[@bohemianbum6082]

I realllyyy wanna use that camera shot

[@buckplug2423]

that's a very interesting shot.

[@dalmar23]

Now this is uniform. Not this modern "police" ... I always prefered the old one as more military style.

[@darkoratic2339]

Heck yeah!

[@yeeyee395]

I bet your not surprised but now when police where camo people get offended for some reason

[@epicninjasky1112]

Nowadays in america people complain the police looks too much like a military

[@jacekzamorski8165]

@@epicninjasky1112 and then you look at them 😂😂

[@psobbtutorials6792]

@@yeeyee395 the yugoslav police was brutal as hell, there is a negative association with overreach of power with militarily equipped police departments, because historically, it's been negative.

[@derpsternium8334]

Unironically imagine a cop show set in 1992 yugoslavia. A police procedural set in the last days of a dying country.

[@antanasmelinis6769]

Perhaps it's somewhat of an aesthetic, but to anyone who has experienced even a glimpse of post-Soviet block 90s this is top-level anxiety inducing

[@olawiaczek1]

Thanks Major, this one is one of your best, the music fits extremely well with the footage, loved every second of it.

[@MajorSamm]

Thanks man, I'm actually really happy with how this one came out

[@stinkypantiesss6009]

@@MajorSamm can we get track id? It's banger

[@skeetrix5577]

@@stinkypantiesss6009 darude-sandstorm. in all seriousness, read the damn description if you want to know his music. c'mon you people gotta start paying attention once in a while

[@ДрагошРобовић]

Mom: we have new albanian friends near, they own a bakery Me and my boys: 0:41

[@etceterax144]

@UÇK9 YNWA you would, by staying in your country and not migrating with your 30 people families and living of social support for which other hard working people pay for. 🤫

[@winterautumnfishing5215]

@UÇK9 YNWA Albanians support adultery? Good to know.

[@derverdachtige1406]

thats what this paramilitars were foundet for. maltreating and terrorizing civilians. 3 month of nato bombs and you cry like little princesses. worthless humans 3rd class

[@winterautumnfishing5215]

@@derverdachtige1406 you needed NATO to save you fucking stupid

[@derverdachtige1406]

@@winterautumnfishing5215 and the nato did a good job. you just owe it to the goodness of the usa that you don't burn in napalm :D

[@Happy_Shopper]

0:23 that camera work is so slick.

[@NikolaPopov]

My father was here Criminal investigator, it all looks nice and fun but i know how it was for all of them...When he was back at home he just stared in the walls and thinking about the job, it's not easy at all, and one time he said ,,It's very good job, you are in the uniform, you are the law, but you have every year tests which you need to do otherwise you will get fired", and that is besides violence killing your mind and peace.

[@balkanicsense1952]

kakav test?

[@valideno9592]

@@balkanicsense1952 i mene isto interesuje

[@bokycrncic6035]

?

[@cherchil]

psihicki test, da vide dal si zalemio ili mozes jos da radis

[@detergent6477]

I think Hotline Belgrade would make for a great game

[@asemy1503]

yeah i also just feel that hotline miami type beat, love it

[@filipdacic3717]

Guy at 1:24 - 1:25 was chief of detectives in police station where i work, great guy and great policeman. He retired last year...

[@IGLArocknroll]

Even the look on his face means business. I bet he was a really tough guy, hard as nails.

[@pietroboggio8353]

My best congratulatons to him..I m sure he ll be now a good grand father!!!!!

[@pietroboggio8353]

@Harry Harry right!

[@82zerox]

@@IGLArocknroll all the policemen in this footage have tough faces, i mean... they have war's faces as sgt Hartman said.

[@jackripper1134]

​@@82zerox back then cops could beat the shit out of you and you cant complain to no one . If you get arrested you are doomed....i know a guy so beaten up he cant get up from the bed like 3 days. Realy brutal in the 90s.

[@omicronceti6063]

90’s Serbia. The worst and the best times..

[@laganomacak]

U kom smislu najbolje druze? Ne do bog da se vratimo u ova vremena

[@omicronceti6063]

@@laganomacak muzika, druzenje, patriotizam, uspeh nasih sportista itd..

[@cherny7555]

Mislite o buducnosti,zaboravite proslost.

[@laganomacak]

@@omicronceti6063 Bombardovanje,sankcije,rat,oluja,silovanja,ubistva,kriminal,korupcija??

[@omicronceti6063]

@@laganomacak pa ja i jesam rekao sve najbolje i najgore. cak je ono najgore bilo 50 puta vise i jace..

[@Shiftinggers]

Man this piece of music is so strangely fascinating. It's like a mix of synthwave and slavic techno on a "Law&Order" backdrop.

[@johnmellos9946]

Greek American. In the 90's during Eurobasket I idolized Yugoslavia.

[@ViniciusJOAlmeida]

Ayrton Senna eslavo é real 0:12

[@cyber9mm462]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@pedrojuan8050]

Lol

[@AloneIronArcher]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@hermes1730]

Kkkkkkk

[@TbilisiRustaveli]

1:35 what a badass cop

[@metzker-uq5st]

მილიცია

[@hasanaliyev524]

Armenia fak u

[@wuwuweweeosas]

@@hasanaliyev524 you fool

[@kameradimran2163]

@@hasanaliyev524 That's Georgian, Einstein

[@hasanaliyev524]

@@kameradimran2163 do they supports azerbaycan?

[@Markov092]

Really got nostalgic 90's feels from this. I grew up in 90's and saw social chaos after my country was in after regaining independence. They showed lot of gendarmerie special police unit activities on news.

[@ianlevi9195]

What country?

[@Markov092]

@@ianlevi9195 Latvia

[@ivario]

@@Markov092 You mean the National Guard of Latvia, we didn't have a gendarmerie

[@Markov092]

@@ivario Zemessardze 90-tos gados arī principā pildīja sabiedriskās kārtības nodrošināšanas funkciju, kamēr Milicija restrukturizējās toreizējos IeM policijas departamentos un veidojās pašvaldības (toreiz municipālās) policijas. Teorētiski Zemessardze arī tagad var to darīt. "Mājsēdes" laikā tika piesaistīti zemīši, lai palīdzētu policijai (protams, neveicot procesuālās darbības un tiktāl cik AM paredzēja piesaisti). Bet par "gendarmerie" minēju vairāk ārvalstu kadrus.

[@vladimirpalik6697]

cyberpunk 2099 looks great ;)

[@janekqak2450]

No zarąbiście

[@KitchenFSink]

*Cyberpunk 1992

[@mechspace]

Cyberpunk BG

[@darkoratic2339]

I miss the Blue Camouflage Uniforms, I alway prefer them over the Actual Police Uniforms in Serbia, Montenegro and the Serb Republic

[@yllkrasniqi7422]

Yeahh Drako

[@warvideos2108]

Lol the serb Republic 😂😂😂

[@user-gv7fu2sm5j]

What is the serb republic??

[@darkoratic2339]

@@user-gv7fu2sm5j Republika Srpska "Serb Republic" is the literally translation which is used for Republika Srpska an Entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina In Republika Srpska they use in english the term "Republic of Srpska" on Welcome signs and in some translations

[@imporiorvelarius6550]

@@user-gv7fu2sm5j YOU MEAN YUGOSLAVIA???

[@stian3478]

If they only knew that they were about to fight in one of the bloodiest conflicts a few months later

[@hertoramann]

Fight each other?

[@kosovoisserbia8937]

Wdym ? War was over for yugoslavia in 1991 this is 1992 footage when yugoslavia was only Serbia and Montenego. So no war after this this was post war footage . I mean war sure lasted 3 more years but only volunteers from Serbia and Montenego came to help Serbs in Bosnia and Croatia .

[@kosovoisserbia8937]

@@hertoramann this was during 1992. Yugoslav army was pulled out of Croatia in 1991 and Bosnia in early 1992 .

[@hertoramann]

@@kosovoisserbia8937 why they started to kill each other?

[@kosovoisserbia8937]

@@hertoramann before this. But after this there was still eat in Bosnia and Croatia but new SR yugoslavia didn't care much .

[@serofiks4290]

White socks+shoes=perfection

[@cenkcdemir]

also a golden neckless and hairstyle even more perfection

[@pietroboggio8353]

They are detectives..not SWAT.

[@mbo1455]

Im an albanian and i can confirm this gave me chills

[@MrTtotheSe]

That's why older generations still shit their pants when they see Kosovan Police, they think they re Yugoslavs.

[@nestotamo8594]

@UCrolAlpbjhOnxe4J0IhuZcg what the fuck u talk about?

[@nestotamo8594]

@@MrTtotheSe e

[@jackripper1134]

especialy those blue cammo uniforms

[@KitchenFSink]

Genetic fear response to Serbian policemen

[@ontuonssmetuona8016]

The music fints the clip soooo well i cant stop watching

[@babazeza]

ja ne verujem da su posle ovakvih ljudi samo manekeni opstali u miliciji....

[@milosmilosevic4857]

Kakva drzava, takva milica, sa Badze, dzudiste, specijalca, komadanta TO na nesu slinu.... Ovi iz 90tih bi tukli komunalnu....

[@idokwatcher2062]

Well they operated with impunity. Human rights was an unknown term.

[@ДмитрийКеренский-щ6ъ]

Видео отдаёт теплотой и ностальгией.Ностальгией по местам в которых я никогда не был,довольно странное чувство

[@russia-italia7579]

очень странное чувство. со мной тоже бывает

[@yunusemretortamis727]

Google переводчик здесь, для этого есть специальное немецкое слово: «Fernweh»: тоска по невидимым местам.

[@vladimirthegreen6097]

@@yunusemretortamis727 тут ещё подходит валлийское Hiraeth.

[@SvyatoslavKonev]

И времени,которое плохо помню))

[@SvyatoslavKonev]

Я когда совьетвэйв слушаю у меня тоска, по неосуществившейся линии будущего, в котором СССР не распался и колонизирует Марс, в то время как на земле цветущие города с белоснежными панельками, фантанами и алеями

[@Skac01]

The 90s in former Yugoslavia were beyond rough, not just in Serbia. Most of frm Yugoslavia was swarmed with weapons, drugs and people with PTSD. I live in a town of 20,000 people in Croatia that wasn't affected by the war too much and there was weekly gunfire. Everyone was drinking, everyone was poor as shit, everyone had PTSD, heroin addicts were all over the parks. I lived in a part that used to be an industrial part of town and all the factories closed down so there was a bunch of large abandoned factories and a few dozen houses inbetween. All we had were 3 bars and one night club called "The Madhouse" where the absolute craziest and most traumatized people, often armed, drunk or drugged up gathered. At one point the Croatian special police dropped on top of our house from a helicopter because they believed that a massive heroin trade was going on in the bar that was on the first floor of our house. Once, during Christmas eve, a naked woman, clearly high on drugs, broke into our house and went to sleep on our floor. Then two guys broke in and took her out. Shit was crazy. Now all those factories have been demolished and replaced by shopping malls and all those seedy bars closed down and the only drug addicts are guys who work in Germany and then come here for the holidays cause the blow is much cheaper.

[@supremeovernerd]

'progress!'

[@anicapandzic7593]

Koji grad ?

[@lukamilin4424]

I live/d in a town in Croatia as well, about 200k people and i can pretty much vouch for everything you wrote.The post war period was insane. Every neighborhood had their drug lords, a fuckload of weapons from the war, heroin junkies in every park, young girls exchanging sex for heroin or ecstasy and just throwing their lives away. Gunfire and gun crime was everywhere, but rarely ended up in the news. Yet still in all of this madness we grew up and had somewhat "normal" childhoods, guess our normal was different from other countries but we made it through. But yeah, ex Yu countries in the 90's were hell for average folk and heaven for organized crime. These days it's somewhat better but every now and then the ghosts of the past come out and remind us of those times. IYKYK

[@Roger-rh5lu]

1:21 badass leather jacket

[@0bserver416]

Back then it was Milicia (for the protection of people from criminal activities). now it's Polize (for the protection of governments from civil activities.)

[@ivanpavlovic3546]

Muzika je odabrana perfektno, voleo bih da znam izvodjaca

[@nemanjabogdanov6610]

Power Glove - Motorcycle Cop

[@Nikolay_Slavov]

The 90s were dark times for Eastern Europe and Southern Europe especially in the Balkans where the countries started the transition from communism to democracy and the fall of Yugoslavia which lead to multiple conflicts for nearly 12 years. The Police forces at the time where having a very difficult time fighting the organized crime because most of the first mafia bosses were former police or state security officers knowing the system inside which helped them growing their unligitimate buisnesses or covering up their assasinations also the constant shiftings and changings of what police officers can/can't do and the rapidly spreading corruption in the upper echelons of the police force plus the low salary which also force some to work 2nd job (like my father) made alot of the veterans and experienced officers to quit looking for better paying job and some end up working for people they have chased for years which is ironic. Salute and respect for all police officers from every branch that stood their ground against the organized crime, corrupt bosses and collegues, bribes and uphold their sworn oath to protect the people of their respected country.

[@gshit1695]

Balkan is Southern Europe not eastern

[@karkkimarkkinat2109]

Very interesting indeed. Would love to wat h some documentaries of this period. Very intriguing to me.

[@fentoxytramorphine]

True.....Tak było we wszystkich krajach Układu Warszawskiego. Brutalne i bezwzględne gangi, strzelaniny, uprowadzenia, egzekucje, zamachy bombowe i wszechobecna bieda i bezrobocie. Bogacili się szybko tylko ludzie służb, gangsterzy lub ludzie z dobrymi układami i znajomościami.....

[@soldierbr0070]

0:08 A Thompson M1A1?

[@Mare172]

Да

[@soldierbr0070]

@@Mare172 ow

[@yyoutubeeuserr]

МИЛИЦИЈА

[@veritasvincit759]

1:27 ЦОЯ повязали!!!

[@ДмитроКриничанський]

Бля похож

[@onikamis]

Ага!

[@adamcel6]

LOOOL

[@gtaddict3666]

Love Yugoslavia from iraq 🇮🇶🤝🏻🇲🇪🇧🇦🇷🇸🇭🇷🇲🇰

[@BillyBoB_508]

Americans complain but ain't ever been frisked with an ak in your back. Lol

[@DennisMartinezCalifornia]

Uh National Guard in the US fired on civilian homes during the Floyd Protests. For people standing on the porch. You must be another inbred bastard

[@SgtSnazzerino]

Have you thought of doing an aesthetic video on the Russian Constitutional Crisis? I've wanted to do one but I can't seem to find footage that isn't watermarked

[@system1912]

Are you talking current? Or Yeltsin?

[@SgtSnazzerino]

@@system1912 Yeltsin

[@MajorSamm]

I made one all the way back in 2016 but I've been slowly remaking stuff so I may just get round to it

[@SgtSnazzerino]

@@MajorSamm Ahh.. have you done one on the Chechen Wars?

[@jovan4003]

Gonna dress like this with a friend for halloween and ask girls are they bad?

[@user-nt3uh8ru6s]

How I miss this shitty era almost to the point where I feel completely hopeless and uninterested in the future. Green late night city lights, smell of smoke from the chimneys, shitty cars you have to rev to turn on and the overdose of brutalist architecture. Someone wake me up in 90s Yugoslavia just for a day again please.

[@mihaisirbu1]

I still drive a car that fits in your description love to to death :))

[@marcom2210]

I was a kid in the Belgrade during 90-ts and can confirm that cops back then was very fucked up. Can't blame them because the criminals was even more fucked up and they had to deal with that shit for years...

[@haristhebosniaklion8584]

It’s only a WAR when both sides do bad,a FAIR fight is not what happen in Bosnia against us, Bosniaks ( Bosnian Muslims ) Srebrenica Genocide and thousands of Bosniak women and young girls that were raped is 100% true,next war I don’t want them to stop us again when Bosniaks start to regain more and more of our land and get revenge ,me and many many Bosniaks remember Serbian war crimes and want to only be good buddies with them once we get even 1-1. I will add I have nothing against fine Serbian women and girls,(❤️❤️).

[@PeterT-i1w]

Serbia spent 20+ year on the border of becoming a failed state. But despite of all the hardships and legitimate grievances, they managed to pull through. Even if you don't like the Serbs, they definitely deserve at least some respect.

[@Igor-xv8sf]

We became more normal since we got rid of Milosevic but we are slowly moving back into that time and our country is looking more and more like the dictatorship of Milosevic again.

[@swine2659]

Видеоряд с сочетанием музыки создаёт атмосферу анти-утопии. Шедеврально.

[@fil9304]

I would love to see something like that with Warsaw police and mafia in 90s.

[@janekqak2450]

Haha +1 byku

[@TheGreatLlamaJockey]

Thompson SMGs? AKs? Rolling around in pimped out Dacias? These guys got PUBG gear💀

[@jamsya493]

Prolly cause yugoslavia in the 90s WAS pubg

[@fentoxytramorphine]

To nie jest żaden AK!!! To jest ulepszona i zmieniona pod własne potrzeby wersja licencyjnego radzieckiego AK. Jej nazwa to Zastava a nie AK była ona produkowana w Jugosławii. Inne kraje Europy Środkowej produkowały karabiny AK na radzieckiej licencji, które prawie niczym się nie różniły od oryginału. Jugosławia była jedynym krajem, który przeprojektował oryginalnego AK aby dostosować do własnych potrzeb i ulepszyć.

[@Aetherius21]

War Aesthetics flashbacks... haha Good job!

[@carter12821]

Rip war aesthetics

[@staspinochet]

Watching this footage reminded me about the civil war in my beloved country Algeria , as kids we used to see police and army footage like this the news everyday , it was horrible time around the world back then

[@TheSmasher69420]

Those two guys between 0:10 and 0:13 are handsome asf

[@maozedong69420]

I agree

[@nostalgiaof98]

1:26 Viktor Tsoi gets picked up

[@vastblack2728]

NOOOOO NOT KINOOO

[@harlemhornet]

Firstly.. VERY Cool video. Everything about it.. the film style.. the period.. the country.. (In its former state) The atmosphere.. The ak47's. lol Its beautiful. Just beautiful. And of course the subtle details.. For example ; The stereotypical Eastern European 'inspector'/plain clothes officers we see at 1:15. Dressed just as they should be with gold chains, the dress pants 'n shoes and of course leather jackets. Each of the men looking incredibly run down, overworked.. likely fueled on a combination of Yugoslavian Prescription uppers chased with hard liquor. (No judgements here, just describing what I see.) Man that was such an interesting.. yet painful time for so many in The Balkans. -GREAT people they are. Sincerely.

[@fentoxytramorphine]

Not AK! It's Zastava. Check it.

[@retixgame]

This look's like trailer of great war movie. I want to watch full version

[@samuelgontarz]

Jasna cholera, mam wrażenie że zaraz zaroi się tu od federalnych

[@janekqak2450]

Haha komentarza od bagiety tu szukałem

[@Mao-gb6xk]

Nico Bellic Stories

[@Kanivalos80]

Miami Vice: We are so cool Balkans : Hold my Rakija...flips the camera 0:23

[@theone9288]

Ta uniforma...misije sivo golub plavo . . . . strah

[@DeserteagleMS]

Blue tiger uniforma

[@everybodydothatdinosaur519]

It's interesting they're using Thompson submachine guns or Thommy guns, which were american submachine guns in WWII. These are likely soviet hand me downs from WWII given to police units, which makes sense as they're reserve units and for close quarters, clearing rooms, this is a good application for them. But just interesting to see, even the U.S. didn't really use these all that much with police in the 90's and 80's.

[@maximtk148]

Обожаю смотреть видео-матерьялы войн в 80х и 90х особенно под тематичную музыку

[@hurtcor3]

hotline yugoslavia 1992

[@Yugoslavforce]

The new GTA looks amazing

[@obscureorca]

I was born and raised in Belgrade in the '90s. Milosevic's police was fucking brutal man. If you got into troubled with them you know you are absolutely fucked and there is nobody who can help you. It was all these super aggressive, tough, alcoholics who didnt give two shits about anything. They enjoyed beating up anybody who even remotely stood out of the crowd. If you were an alternative kid, a gay, a druggie you were bound to get into trouble with them and get at least some beating. If you actually broke crime, you might have have as well just escaped the country as soon as possible.

[@gabrielnunes7407]

Things changed so much from the 90s. Internet changed everything. Shit was way crazier back then when we talk military/police/war.

[@vikalawa5301]

Every thing was cracy back then thank god everyone is a pancy and dont want to do some freedom struggle

[@penknight9218]

These guys probably hear "Counter-Terrorists win" after every successful mission

[@alexluca1250]

Fr

[@ВладиславРуднев-г5х]

Слава югославской милиции!

[@LeoMedan-i8w]

The best of times and the worst of times 😁

[@dendevis4331]

я бы хотел сказать, что вот где и когда действительно боролись с преступностью. но ведь так было во всех республиках, пока часть этих самых преступников не пришла к власти, а милиция не стала крышевать преступный бизнес.

[@Based-1962]

Верно

[@DIABULUSKIRA]

Koliko lepse uniforme nego danas. I lepse beretke nego kape koje se sada nose. 😁

[@johnwilliam862]

0:30 #YugoChad

[@nightvvisher7713]

0:11 Ayrton Senna xD

[@neymarmessironaldo5881]

Corruption, low wages, old bad equipment, depression, more crime than you can handle, insurmountable amount of written reports and beauracracy... ahh. I love the Balkans

[@kuki1824]

Equipment wasn't that bad