MARSHAL TITO INTERVIEWED

[@s.majstorovic5598]

When your mom gives you that look. 2:42

[@bruna2189]

And u know ur fucked and u did something wrong

[@markomedic2649]

I kad te zovne punim imenom, a ne skraćenim ili nadimkom 🤣

[@enchi6138]

Hahaha oplakah

[@nenadmarkovic2370]

😂😂😂😂

[@MrUtah1]

Everybody gangsta till your mum gives you that look

[@xgamerbih]

he's seems so nervous about talking english... but realize, it's 1952, a few years passed after the war, and Tito spent most if not all his life in Europe and mostly in Slavic countries, and practicing english for Slavs back then wasn't useful

[@alexdiaz155]

I think we all would be, one of the first global looks at his country, at him as a leader. He must have wanted to appear competent and intelligent. Though, I admire his candid eagerness, if not his acting, when he seemed so genuinely pleased to have conveyed his message in a new language.

[@AndresZoranIvanovic]

I believe in that time no one leader from non English speaking countries spoke in English. Still today many of them can´t.

[@STEFAN-is-Fun]

Marshal Tito - globally respected diplomat, great strategist and a Gentleman.

[@marshaltito7369]

Nas heroj, druge reci nepostoje. :^)

[@DRomic-cs3rh]

Masovni ubojica

[@DRomic-cs3rh]

Među 10 najvećih zločinaca u povijesti svijeta

[@DRomic-cs3rh]

@@TheAerodromac idi kod njega ako ga toliko voliš

[@TheAerodromac]

@@DRomic-cs3rh Bravo ujo, pricas o masovnim ubistvima, kopetentan si onda, ajde mrs

[@Wolverine-ky9gk]

This is my first time hearing Tito speaking English.

[@danmandich2843]

EVIL!

[@Susser911]

@@danmandich2843 Ok boomer

[@DM-yi8ko]

That was english?🤔

[@austria-hungary4981]

@@danmandich2843 Silence, American!

[@comradenumber6928]

@Dan Mandich God hates America.

[@CameronReilly]

If Joe Pesci ever makes another film, he has to play Tito.

[@-----Alcatraz------]

Oh god he does look like Joe Pesci.

[@bsfoxo3329]

Alcatraz no no Joe Pesci looks like TITO

[@groberti]

@Trips he might have been a dictator but at least he had balls and charisma, unlike current leaders. Life was actually okay during his era, look at Serbia now

[@groberti]

@Trips Actually giving autonomy was the correct choice in Vojvodina's case, which was never ever a part of Serbia but for the last 100 years at most to begin with.

[@xgamerbih]

Trips as soon as you mentioned “general draza a anti-fascist” I knew you were full of shit. DRAŽA WAS A FASCIST WHO WORKED WITH GERMANS AND ITALIANS.

[@Strauss1269]

few Communist leaders least tried to show they are good english speakers.

[@rudolfrehac3114]

listen our actual leaders...much more bad English

[@der1vative983]

NimbleFeeble Yugoslavians and Tito alike called Yugoslavia a Socialism. I personally never lived during Yugoslavia's time, but my Greatgrandpa, grandpa and mother did and they said the country flourished without any signs of communism

[@robotube7361]

YUGOSLAVIA HAD NO RUSSIAN COMMUNISM. I LIVED IN YUGOSLAVIA

[@s.majstorovic5598]

Darkzz Lord, Fuck off, we were independent and proud. You do know Yugoslavia shot down two american fighter aircraft because they got cocky and thought they could just violate air space because, you know, 'Murica.

[@JudasBenPesach]

sounds like a high pitched Mussolini.

[@muhammedemirhanonhan2765]

3:21 what a warm and candid smile

[@s.majstorovic5598]

Winston Churchill said he was impressed by the man's smile when he first met him. He said: "His smile lights up his face, he is one of those people who smile with their eyes too."

[@NB-kq7lm]

@@s.majstorovic5598 lici kao da ga je cercil pravio a mozda i jeste a cercila kralj Milan Obrenovic pa mu tito onda dodje poslednji obrenovic

[@s.majstorovic5598]

@@NB-kq7lm Ala ga nasra, svaka čast majstore

[@sunrise1580]

he ordered killing of hungreds of thousands inocent serbs, his smile is smile of the devil

[@Varkhal218]

@@sunrise1580 chetniks aren't "innocent serbs". Did he kill Serbian partisan supporters or people detached from politics? No. Chetniks and Ustashe were a cancer on the peoples of Yugoslavia, including many real innocent Serbs.

[@farisan99]

well actually im suprised by his voice lol, i expected a deep voice from him

[@bokakotorska4416]

He actually had a deep voice, it must be something about audio recording.

[@mikecekic2393]

doesn't actually sound like why would you think a recording from the 40s would have an accurate audio

[@sashoksashok8108]

He actually raped Serbo-Croatian language speaking it. He spoke like anybody , but not Yugoslav

[@modern-simplicity]

Still the socialist ideals live on in a post modern world - damaged by capitalists - driven by proletarianism & totalitarian dictatorships today!!

[@CrackidoodlE]

He was a smaller than average height man, but he was a great man

[@louis44]

A wise and benevolent leader. If only more countries had people like him the world would be a better place.

[@PERSERMEX]

Ignorant. Tito destroyed Serbia and invented a new artificials countries like Macedonia. He was a CIA spy

[@kpsiex]

@@PERSERMEX Please provide source. If this was true everyone would've been talking about it.

[@dejanristic4715]

@@PERSERMEX That's bullshit.

[@austria-hungary4981]

@@kpsiex Who are you to demand a source if there are many works that praise him! Not that he's 100% perfect but it is true that he was benevolent! He was a kind person!

[@austria-hungary4981]

@@dejanristic4715 Your life is bullshit

[@amogusmale]

Remember, this guy threatened Stalin to kill him when he failed to kill him multiple times. And once,Stalin gave to Josip rice and said “ try to count us” and Tito responded with spicy Pepperoni and said” try to taste us”

[@mariofretz]

I think that was in relation to the chinese...

[@artemesaulkov2010]

There is no evidence of that

[@amogusmale]

@@artemesaulkov2010 letters

[@artemesaulkov2010]

@@amogusmale proof?

[@amogusmale]

@@artemesaulkov2010 we found letters having those conversations.

[@rampantmutt9119]

"a new, STRONK Jugoslavia"

[@shutup7957]

jugoslavija*

[@gage3725]

I WASNT EXPECTING HIS VOICE TO SOUND LIKE THAT!

[@klenovicaklen657]

Well the audio quality 50 years ago.. I thing the audio was playing from higher speed and makes it sound higher.

[@hyperion3145]

@@klenovicaklen657 Yeah, clips were a little faster to take up less space, so he most likely would've been a little deeper

[@timirdas-e8u]

Great friend of India.Along with pandit Neheru were the founding figure of NAM.salute to marshal Tito from India.

[@babaroga73]

NAM was good. Progress for everybody , I believe.

[@sooryan_1018]

Lal Salaam to Tito

[@whw710]

shut up pajeet

[@danilolovic5431]

Salute to India. Great ancient nation just like us Serbs. And both plundered and destroyed by the west...

[@sooryan_1018]

@Kyle Broflovski he was

[@aimerolan3381]

He smile's like a child. Good man

[@franciscopizarro8642]

Sounds like one too.

[@cungalunga8971]

You know he killed about 1.1 million people?

[@cungalunga8971]

@Legal Name Ok so hear me out... Some sources say about 500k, but it doesn't include war time attrocities. (sorry if i spelled that wrong) Wikipedia actually says 1.1 million which might be an overestimate. I would safely say he killed about 700-800k people. You can trust any which source. But 500k people is still too much. He was a ruthless dictator regardless of everything he did. So yeah not a good man, but when he was in charge he made yugoslavia strong. But a good man? No. Far from that.

[@tihi1788]

@@cungalunga8971 u prolly come from a Nazi family that's why and I ain't surprised :)

[@bbssssssssssssssssss]

He killed 300000 people on bleiburg field!

[@shay3355]

He was a good man. Rest in peace, Tito

[@Betmen3]

He is in hell now,he and his comunist killing priests and monks,comunists see God as their enemy

[@sairechrysbelleparcon8950]

His wholesome condescension look and his candid smile

[@FogBattleshipKongou]

He learned English just for this interview, and he’s pretty good for a new learner. Very cool!

[@blogbalkanstories4805]

I'm pretty sure he knew some rudimentary English before. After all, there were two British liason officers in his HQ from 1943 on, and he spent the last bits of the war on an island in the Adriatic, partly surrounded by British troops. I guess he picked up a bit here and there, without ever having a chance to - or possibly any interest in - learning it further. The guy was pretty talented in languages: He spoke fluent Russian, on a level that is not easy to attain even for native speakers of other Slavic languages, and German. Oddly enough, he retained a peculiar rural accent in his native language of Serbocroatian, which people mocked in Yugoslav times. (The accent could have been for show as well, though.)

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

Tito was a truly remarkable man, this guy was an everyman who survived two world wars and assassination attempts from both Hitler and Stalin. He united several ethnic groups to lead a resistance against the axis powers and liberated an entire country. He formed a new government, became president and held a country that had been previously been ravaged by war and ethnic tensions together for almost 40 years. Sadly when he died, his country died with him shortly thereafter. Yugoslavia may no longer exist but Tito’s legacy of Brotherhood and unity and peace between the races is still a beautiful concept that I think most people in the world can understand and respect.

[@TheSouth-j7f]

Unfortunately, the old Federal Socialist Yugoslavia was built on the bones of about 250,000 Yugoslav citizens murdered after WW2 finished ( 140,000 Croats, 59,000 Serbs and so on). When a state has those murderous foundations, you know it's not going to last when the truth becomes publicly known.

[@Radoboj41232]

Walter Cronkite: "If I had to choose the most impressive world leader it might be Tito of Yugoslavia. Because of his marvelous personality, his overall awareness of the ebb and flow of history, around him, his vision of the future, his pragmatism, his candor about himself and the future of his country."

[@Lysimachus]

Yeah he said that in 1973 and not in 1993 when Yugoslavia was a smouldering wreck of ethnic strife.

[@ufkun20]

@@Lysimachus Wasn't exactly Tito's fault tho was it? The West was just waiting for his death so that they could start instigate nationalist sentiment throughout Jugoslavia which would eventually lead to a break up of it into smaller countries, but not before a brutal war would break out which would yet again profit the American military industrial complex

[@Lysimachus]

@@ufkun20 Religion. In 1948, 99% of Yugoslavia considered themselves religious but this went downwards sharply over the following fifteen years to 70%, and it was as little as 63% amongst Serbo-Croats by 1964. Churches and religious practices were surpressed in Yugoslavia after WW2, but in 1966 Tito relaxed these measures on religious expression. As a result, the societal increase of atheist Yugoslavs halted and you still had Serbo-Croats still calling themselves "Catholic", "Orthodox", or "Muslim" and there arose the "ethnic differences" that were in fact religious. You see there's virtually no difference on the ethnic level between Serbo-Croats but because the religious divides were s till in place they all considered each other complete foreigners instead. Tito had the chance to stamp out the cancer of religion in Yugoslavia, but he failed.

[@Schweizer_Politik]

@Johnny Hash titos form of socialism brought more stability and prosperity than the capitalist kindom before it

[@Schweizer_Politik]

@Johnny Hash so i informed myself by people that lived in yugoslavia. Most of them want yugoslavias model back. Most of them still think of tito as a great leader. And all of them said that they never had any problems with food shortages. Privat live was much freer than in the rest of eastern europe. And killings only happend in the years after the war. Bc there was a nazi croatian state in the war and they killed of that entire goverment. Wich is a good thing considering they were nazis. People had less money than the west. But worked only like 4 hours a day. Because the economie was overemploid. The economie was stable and everione had enough food, a place to call home and work. Wich totaly wasmt the case under the king. Sadly it all collapsed when nationalists started killing eachother

[@alexhennigh5242]

That look he gave his translator after getting through those English bits 🤣🤣

[@jhutfre4855]

I thought literally I was watching some comedy movie. Have said to myself, this isn't real !

[@pazoozoo4229]

Tito is a legend

[@Sam-qc6sz]

Please elaborate Why?

[@nomoney1433]

@@Sam-qc6sz Tito say NO NO MEANS NO

[@Betmen3]

Tito was satan in humen form,scum of a man,i live in Serbia,countury that he destroy

[@randyabraham2201]

Yugoslavia's living symbol at the time

[@19matanikola89]

2:42 Putin was influenced by that move

[@bballer123ification]

Delicious yogurt.

[@grmbtl]

Definitely Putin stole that looking. 👍

[@JohnSmith-lo3lc]

Lmao dude you saw that too🤣🤣

[@gottmituns813]

Hasta siempre Mariscal Tito, líder eterno de Yugoslavia.

[@ozgunmengun8499]

Rest in peace, great leader Josip Broz TİTO. You are really good man. Respect from Turkey.

[@ΓιακούμπΙμάμοβιτς]

U really think that? Ugh jesus🇧🇦 Alija Izetbegovic the best president

[@dejanristic4715]

@@ΓιακούμπΙμάμοβιτς Don't be silly.

[@cetniksikentitoistyugoslav4983]

@@ΓιακούμπΙμάμοβιτς I am bosnian from turkey I respect izzetbegovic but Tito is best

[@vesnijaaliskanovic1263]

@@ΓιακούμπΙμάμοβιτς 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ΓιακούμπΙμάμοβιτς]

@@dejanristic4715 dejane komunjaro ne seriii

[@edgardoromero9607]

Tito joined many Yugoslavs who fought against the Nazis and the partisan army was a headache for the German army, for the "general staff" of the German army, thousands of soldiers could not beat the partisans and Churchill supported Tito and Stalin too they wanted to put him in his pocket, he not go with them, he was an exceptional person uniting different peoples!!!

[@Yanciharpci]

3:18 so good, that smile

[@giarenella]

Man his smile is so damn wholesome lmao

[@balsa0108]

That does not mean he is good, Adolf Hitler liked to smile and was always smiling( only after some time in WW2 after huge losses he changed a lot).

[@shipmasterofsanghelios9856]

@@balsa0108 That alone doesn't mean he was good. It doesn't take away from the fact that Tito was arguably one of the best leaders in human history.

[@hdmonster3327]

​@@balsa0108 but Tito WAS good.

[@balsa0108]

@@shipmasterofsanghelios9856 hahaha. Can you tell me where are you from? Bc you dont know what crimes that guy that you are defending did. A lot of people got homeless, got killed. You dont know what Tito did to our people. Some of my anecwstors died or got tortured becouse of Tito's regime .

[@shipmasterofsanghelios9856]

@@balsa0108 And my ancestor's lives greatly improved under Tito. Even many anti-communists acknowledge that Tito was a genuinely good leader.

[@petartoshkov2076]

Just like Stalin - I thought this guy had a much deeper voice

[@marinodezelak1180]

The recordings are distorted. That's also true for Hitler and Musollini for example. when listening to Hitlers speach on radio, you get the impression he has a high screeching voice, but a private recording with the Finish in better audio quality captures Hitlers rather deep voice, by contrast.

[@nikiwolffe]

heres a more modern speech kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHytn5SllNeLfNE

[@neel.KAITH2005]

they do have deeper voices but the audio in the older times distorted and made it high pitched

[@elko978]

best moment 3:21

[@adorno_gang37]

Find someone who looks at you like Tito looks at his translator

[@unetortue3429]

0:54 My boy be drinking Rakija

[@snarfusmaximus]

Rakija cures everything.

[@grmbtl]

1.Happy 2.New 3.Strong YUGOSLAVIA

[@zabotijanoz1207]

Happy Yugoslavia

[@SerafEnd]

jebe se titu za engleski. takvom frajeru se klanjao cijeli svijet... enough said.

[@nikolavojvodic3036]

Bravo decko i treba to da uradite !!!

[@nikolavojvodic3036]

Bravo decko i treba to da uradite, kuca cveca u beogradu nazalost iz nekih drugih raloga ne sme biti dirana !!!

[@kecdama8057]

@@Tomyleecro boleme kurac koje bijo za nas narod bijo je dobar a za ustase nije ni cetnike i tisi potomak njihov

[@kecdama8057]

@@s.majstorovic5598 odakle se ovi ustasici pojavljuju iz kakve se rupe izvlace mamu im jebem

[@Tomyleecro]

@@kecdama8057 hahahaha, jado jadna..dođi na more trošiti eure.

[@anxietywave8735]

Tito sounds like he be smoking helium , Kim Jong Un has a deep menacing voice

[@Comrade2face]

Jordan Sipe haha i think titos voice got deeper as he aged

[@nresnik]

HEhe I guess the video hes got screwed speed, mecause the journalist also sound like a Munckin :o)

[@petarpetricic6536]

it is because audio quality

[@garvielloken2887]

audio quality mate, check other speeches

[@JudasBenPesach]

Sounds like a high pitched mussolini!!!!

[@magma9000]

His broken English made me love him more

[@vukpistinjat9196]

My leader, Tito look what we do with our homeland Yugoslavia.

[@el_piter33]

Long live Tito!

[@Leoterio76]

The Titan of Balkans!

[@barbarabarbara1448]

Simpatiii ❤

[@randommusicgenorater8776]

Aw that’s cool his dog from a decade ago still with him

[@ratkomartinovic6528]

Wow,wonderfull.

[@YU--bk9ob]

TITO HERO AND BEST PRESIDENT YUGOSLAV PEOPLE.

[@JudasBenPesach]

yeah, its all good to talk that good talk, when your secretly killing people on the other hand. Tito's Partisans murdered half of my grandama's family and sent her to Lepolglava prison as a child in 1945. You people who sing Tito's praise have no clue to the type of man he really was. He was liar, thats what he really was.

[@urby5996]

@D Oxley my grand grandpa told me that ustashe even slautherd people in slovenia

[@TankMarko]

@@urby5996 Sej so. Kaj ce bi nehali sa nacionalizmom in se imeli vsi radi?

[@arindambanerjee3326]

@@JudasBenPesach i think you are from a fascist/nazi family

[@Sh4d891]

@@JudasBenPesach similar happened to some Italian soldiers, they threw them in a hole even tho the war was already over by 1 week

[@TheGloriousLobsterEmperor]

I didn't expect Marshal Tito's voice to be that high, it's like Mao's in a sense, they both have surprisingly high voices. Either way, I am sure Marshal Tito is weeping at what became of his Socialist Federal Republic.

[@alexdiaz155]

I think all of the voices, minus the main voice over, were a few octaves higher due to difficulty recording. All the same, Yugoslavia was a considerable power in its day and was well on its way to becoming something more than the sun of its parts. Such a shame that it could survive without its king, without a puppet master in Moscow or Washington, but could not survive without Tito.

[@stephenscribbles]

You might also be surprised listening to Putin speak English. It's almost uncanny

[@mushroomy9899]

It was sped up, actually.

[@mybestideas1]

Keep in mind that recorders of that times made all voices much higher.

[@TheGloriousLobsterEmperor]

@@mybestideas1 Did they? How does that happen?

[@ljiljanamilenkovic7119]

Bog koji je hodao po Zemlji! Beskrajno zahvalna za srećno detinjstvo i mladost

[@velimirrodic2235]

E moja Ljiljo, nažalost nikad više...

[@Slikarxxx]

Bila se ziva kad je Isus bio na zemlji?

[@ljiljanamilenkovic7119]

@@Slikarxxx Aaa, on tek treba da dodje! Na žalost ja cu tada biti negde medju zvezdama!

[@ТОЛИМИР-ч4ч]

​@@ljiljanamilenkovic7119 Тито је крволок као и његови сарадници. Нису сви живели бајку у тој гробници Срба. Где су ти водоводи, каналицазије, базени, грандиозне грађевине, где су нестали ти мозгови, ти поштени и дивни људи који су руководили тим рајем, где је та љубав братска нестала, зар је могуће да је тек тако нестала ??? Никада је није ни било, вештачки се одржавала, крало се и бахатило, лагало се и шминкало.. Бајка се није могла сама од себе распасти. "Краљ" Аца Ватиканска пудлица, и тито сатаниста су радили за интересе Ватикана, време је показало праву истину. Срећом, Бог руководи и одлучује, треба и пакао напунити...

[@magma9000]

I fucking love this guy

[@alexno.335]

That smile

[@gordanbozov3078]

THIS IS "TITO"! NAJVECI PREDSEDNIK I POLITICAR U SVETU!

[@adjeiboateng6720]

Such a light voice for a heavy man

[@ckarthikesavan8561]

Interviewer: Why dont you keep your ashtray nearby? Tito : no no no no no..

[@sirbrianbirch5026]

he made practise in english by this manner.

[@samoljubesic6275]

In this video Tito's voice is not true. It is processed to shift up pitch. Around 2:20÷2:24 voice is almost normal but after it, it is shifted again. Compare it with other Tito's speeches.

[@A3Q731]

AI😶

[@farukbadnjevic2225]

Genije

[@lastmanstanding5423]

his interpreter gave completely different answer than he did

[@dalmatia1]

Looks like it was edited

[@qumpania]

True. Here is what he says as literally as possible: " I don't know if there is a strong will on both sides to solve controversial questions" Translation that would be more suitable for press would be "I am not sure if there is and interest on either side to address disputes" No doubt there is a lot more he had to say but was edited out for whatever reason.

[@humppi.2304]

Well His practical english is better than mine

[@jacintaf3217]

Grande marechal Tito! ❤️🌹🔥🚩

[@novaknovak3170]

Zivjela Jugoslavija,smrt nacionalistima!

[@jasminlafleur2163]

Tito ❤❣

[@arsenijetodorovic2526]

I love that video ❤

[@Bustamamgendut]

The most communist leader that I respected after Zhou Enlai

[@M.Đ-z4u]

sistem was way more cocialist than communist

[@soulbeats135]

Dont forget Sankara

[@nathanielleack4842]

Ayo what about Ho Chi Minh

[@dobridjordje]

​@@nathanielleack4842Ho is the best, no question about it, but he wasn't a stout communist, Vietnamese socialism is the most nationalistic oriented one out of all of them.

[@VLAD-yu6ul]

i was expecting tito sounding a little tough and menacing xD

[@nikiwolffe]

heres a more modern speech, this one is 70 years old and the audio inaccurate kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHytn5SllNeLfNE

[@E.Doza_M.D.]

He was a total enigma.

[@tangerinetangerine4400]

Now this is good youtube.

[@ramizpeles4710]

legenda

[@judahfriedman8516]

Back when journalists were journalists.

[@truthseeker1697]

Tito was the best seriously

[@rickweber7734]

Tito, reminds me of Andy Kaufman's "Latka"..perhaps this is what inspired Andy to do his impressions of his Foreign man dude on the show Taxi..

[@GoranZ1]

When he spoke English he sounded like Andy Kaufman.

[@szfpa]

His voice was much higher that I thought

[@samoljubesic6275]

In this video Tito's voice is shifted higher with electronic effect. It is not faster speed of tape, because speed of words is normal, but pitch is higher.

[@samvarupa2929]

Great leader

[@Kimimaruuu]

Slava drugu Titu!

[@onrr1726]

I'm impressed with his English skills.

[@achbanilacran2061]

I like this guy! Actually made comunism work. At least as he lived. After that....

[@Yanciharpci]

Socialism

[@austria-hungary4981]

It was pretty much Socialism because he approached the people with kindness and not the usual stereotypical iron fist.

[@TammoKorsai]

3:00 There's the problem. He was getting mixed up with Italian.

[@brane4175]

Tito spoke in English in front of Kennedy in Oct 63.

[@trole7049]

he sounds so young

[@nikiwolffe]

heres a more modern speech, this one is 70 years old and the audio inaccurate kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHytn5SllNeLfNE

[@lydiamalinovic9402]

Car! nismo cijenili...tad i nikad vise bili nezavisni i slobodni..a sad citav balkan roblje corporporacijskog kapitalizma...uzese dusu

[@CptMark]

Great helium! :)

[@enrico_semeraroalberobello1522]

Ok!

[@MegaAbcd8]

Drugarice Ingrid, ar ju luking dis?

[@mtango9985]

This man proved communism works, racial divinity and religious differences can be put aside. RIP TITO

[@benjaminsalkanovic]

PROUD OF MY PRESIDENT ❤️💪

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

Would be 128 today. Here he speaks English.

[@1joshjosh1]

Holy crap he sounds like Belki Bartokomous from perfect strangers. You would think he has a deeper voice but he doesn't.

[@1joshjosh1]

@Seoh wonk em You think my comment is weird?

[@Rkepa12]

0:45 Miodrag Petrović Čkalja among peasants

[@LogisticsWorldz]

I love tito

[@mushroomy9899]

Rest in peace, the man who broke the steel of the USSR.

[@Metusalem979]

Stronk Yugoslavia. Based

[@nuclearblitzkrieg7734]

i accepted him to have a much deeper voice lmao

[@nikiwolffe]

heres a more modern speech, this one is 70 years old and the audio inaccurate kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHytn5SllNeLfNE

[@razoblicavanje4231]

Legend. Rest in peace.

[@podolski-gc1sn]

If charle chaplin can speak.. its maybe her voice may like this tito.. 😇

[@adrianobanak2824]

That look at 02:44 min:)

[@DV-dt9sq]

Correction - SFR Yugoslavia wasn't in eastern Europe. It was at the South - neighbour of Italy. Like one can expect from a British to know geography hahaha

[@TheMemeDynamics]

Its kinda strange to see him speak English

[@spyaccount6396]

Sound so off-putting i know

[@tevzcrnic4456]

His accent sounds like Slavoj Žižek

[@xgamerbih]

as Tito is half-Slovene and grew up on the Croatian-Slovenian border

[@rosejovic5630]

My president Josip brzo tito ❤

[@lillyaquarius1523]

Na kom je jeziku pravilno govorio

[@altergreenhorn]

mozda na maternjim dakle slovenackim

[@titoistickibokelj1294]

Ovaj mu je bio maternji, ali je pola djetinstva nakon toga proveo među Slovencima pa je nanovo učio ovaj.

[@00p-u1t]

Pa na marsovskom jer je danas u 2019. skoro čak i više nego 1999. praktički vanzemaljac. Takav hrabri pogled i optimistični pogled na čovjeka. Kakva smo mi ljudi nepismena govna.

[@M.Đ-z4u]

malo se zna o ovom čoveku.pričaju neki da je jevrej po veri postavljen od moćne cionističke organizacije.ja isto mislim tako jer je imao apsolutnu podršku amerike i engleske svih godina na vlasti a znamo ko drži te dve zemlje u šaci

[@NB-kq7lm]

@@M.Đ-z4u jesu ih drzali masoni ali rimska crkva sve preuzima sada

[@Vislav]

Koja legenda majko mila. Gle današnje hrvatske političare, koje prodane duše...

[@ronaldgrall8100]

Built beside the river "damn you"

[@Derhackfleischendezerhacker]

Svi smo jedan armija