Zadar

[@ThriLLzd]

prelipo viditi zadar ovako kad si preko zime kuci.... rodni grad je ipak tamo di ti je srce... lipe snimke, svaka cast!

[@parlantesno]

Zadar je SUPER !!! Pozdrav iz Argentina, J. Santic´

[@xotablanco]

I am from Brazil and I lived in Zadar during 3 months in 1994.Lovely place and lovely people. Then I moved to Gospic up on the Velebit Mountains. It was winter time and was snowing like hell, but I also loved it.

[@33neptun]

Ljepota grada Zadra ostavlja bez daha. Kad ga jednom vidiš, ostaje zauvijek dio tvog života. Zadar se nikad ne zaboravlja. Nije čudo da ljudi iz cijele Europe prodaju kuče i stanove u svojim zemljama i kupuju u Zadru. Znam ih osobno na desetke. Tko nebi htio živjeti u toj ljepoti......

[@ScrubsCro]

definitivno najljepsi grad na jadranu

[@sanja2683]

nema se sta rec, zadar je najlipsi grad sto postoji ;) moja domovina

[@milenka3000]

nice video..very pleasant music

[@kakudmi]

Lijepo je vidjeti rodni grad kad si daleko.... Steta sto se kamera toliko trese. Hvala na trudu.

[@zaglavac]

hehehe 2:48 :) ma kakav ti to film radis?dokumentarni?! :) odlican video,javi kad napravis film

[@VALDIGNE]

@Bastinjo Zara was actually almost entirely italian while the italian minorities were in Split/Spalato and Traù/Trogir and Dubrovnik.Ragusa . Spalato was always croatian however Zara was always italian.

[@CalippoCola]

I´m half Croatian ( other half German ) and when I see Zadar I get homesick :-( But its a very nice Video.

[@cobrass99]

Hvala vam, ali kao sto sam vec gore naveo, ovog ljeta u kolovozu kad budem u Zadru, scene filma cu vise prilagoditi youtube formatu i na Jesen mozete uzivati u novom djelu!

[@lajosnb]

pozdrav iz Vojvodine u Zadru sam sluzio tadasnji JNA 90-91lep grad dosao bih opet na letovanje ako me primite

[@aleksaa1]

najlepsi grad na svetu,

[@Tavros85]

Which history book have you studied in?

[@sonjakovacevic757]

Usrečili ste me!!! Šetam mojom prošlošću...

[@CroAuslander]

@Tavros85 LOL??? hahaha, did you know that 3 Roman Cesars were Croatians?

[@cobrass99]

Bog, ovaj filmic nije bio predvidjen za youtube, nego sam ga zamislio kao live dokumentarac, u originalu ja hodam ispred i spikam a kamera me slijedi, zato se malo trese, ovog ljeta cu, obecavam, vise raditi sa stativom i ako Bog da u Jesen cu novo djelo ovdje postaviti.

[@CroAuslander]

@Tavros85 And why was Zara in Italian Kingdom 1918-1919?? Because you occupied it after WW1... get it?

[@Tavros85]

@sikira001 I have no doubt that Zara is bautiful....in fact It was us the ones to build it....not to repeat myself but it's is a clear example of how to be beautiful with someone else's things

[@ItsInTheGame11]

You freakin morron!!!You are Venezian shit,not me!I am CROATIAN,did you see it??!!CROATIAN,and I'm proud of it!I'm proud that I'm Croatian and every day I keep on thanking God that I am a member of this beautiful and brave country.I'm happy cuz I live in a country of love and hapiness,and I'm the happiest beacuse I'M NOT ITALIAN! Love You Croatia/Volim Te Hrvatska.

[@BabajaroX]

stavi brate i to kad spikas uz kameru

[@Tavros85]

@sikira001 The name Zadar came to be only after wwII, it never existed before, that city was always Zara, and for us is still Zara, it was you to change the names of the street, it was you to change the name of the city, along with Pola, Fiume and so on....the only croatian spirit was the one of the butchers' who sent people in foibe and in the sea....

[@Tavros85]

@sikira001 "The strong croatian spirit in the city..." How could a city inhabited 100% by italians have a croatian spirit? The city bombing was asked by croatians exactly for this reason, because It was the "Latin Spine" on the Dalmatian coast...there were almost no croats in the city at that time...the croats kept on telling americans that Zara was a very important center for nazis (and it was false) in order to have it bombed by americans.

[@7867088]

english please...i was there and i like this place, but i don´t understand you....and it´s pitty

[@Vecerica84]

Bice jos lepsi kad se Srbi vrate u njega!!!

[@ivicazubcic8718]

Ima i srbosjeka

[@33neptun]

Ima i VRBA. Ne briši mi više kometar crve jer ču ga kopirati i nalijepiti 150 puta ako treba. Čekaju vas VRBE. I srbosjeci. Samo dođite.

[@AirAlex]

Stizem za 3 dana ;) Zadar NO.1

[@batrflaj7]

kako nam je lip nas zadar,aymeeee...nas ponos i dika;) filmic je superr!!pozz svima!

[@Iggzy007]

when you wisit zadar please come to my agency and tell me that in my face... :)

[@CroAuslander]

@Tavros85 I scored 120, so i think we got nothing to speak of...cya

[@Tavros85]

@sikira001 actually it was you who had it destroyed by the americans...and apart from the water organ I don't see anything beautiful in what was rebuilt after wwII....city landmarks are still those built by us, so is Ragusa, Spalato and so on...

[@podastrana]

glumite neki nivo a svijet je vidio vas nivo a sto se tice zadra i hrvatske nikad vise za vas poz

[@Tavros85]

@sikira001 Have you asked yourself why croatia is not entering the EU at the moment? It's because it doesent disclose its responsibilities in the Yugoslav war...but how can we expect your country to do this if still today doesen't accept an history of 80 years ago the way it really is and keeps on rewriting it...

[@Tavros85]

@CroAuslander That's exactly what I said....you know the meaning of "average"? This means that Italians usually score 102 and croatians usually score 90....that's all, doesen't matter if we are 60 million and you are 4 million

[@33neptun]

You are VERY sick person. Go look for a help.

[@Tavros85]

@vulingo just check....

[@Tavros85]

@sikira001....Dear, this is not a croat movie....this is real history...not a single day of Zara's history was croat till WW2....read real books and then speak, Zara was 100% Italian, and that's why the Croat tried their best to have it bombed by the angloamerican....by telling it was an important nazi coordination center while poor Zara was not even a big port and had no strategic relevance....

[@CroAuslander]

@Tavros85 I was only telling the truth man, you need to realise that the only time Zadar and parts of Istria and Dalmatia were in Italian domain is when you occupied those lands...even in the World War 2, you got Zadar because Musolini put an ultimatum to Ante Pavelić. But i would gladly exchange Zadar, Dalmatia and Istria for the lands that Croatia had in WW2, that is Bosnia and Parts of Serbia and Montenegro....

[@33neptun]

Luckily, nobody care for what you think. Croatia is FREE, and we don't care nor we need ANYTHING to do with bosnia, and especialy with serbia and montenegro. ALL Croatians would sign to be Italian land before then serbian, (yugoslavian). This story is over FOREVER.

[@CroAuslander]

@Tavros85 Thats not "Tito's history" thats the truth, but that traitor brought more pain to my people than you Italians in 200years

[@Tavros85]

@vulingo In which book did you read this? I guess on Tito's propaganda flyers....unless you want to rewrite history Zara always had an italian majority untill jugoslav annexion...and every serious historical document would say that.

[@Tavros85]

@CroAuslander Then stop learn history as he wanted to....

[@Tavros85]

@Bastinjo All romans were original from italy dude....sorry for that....that's why are called ROMANS...and did not live with croatians, simply because there were No croats at that time....they only came later in VII century...the populations you are talking of were not slavic and had nothing to do with modern croats....while italians directly developped from this background and from venice republic the slaves came in in VII century from actual Ukraine. Zara was 90% italian, Pola 75%, Fiume 80%.

[@CroAuslander]

@Tavros85 You know that Croatia has only 4milion people? By your talk i cant belive that Italians are so smart as you say....plz stop talking rubbish...

[@pierob982]

I suggest you to study in a better way the history. Zara/Zadar legally belonged to Italy from 1920 to 1947. Put your useless nationalism aside, please

[@Tavros85]

Sure but what was the language spoken in Zara before 1918....I tell you: Italian! And how was the architecture? I tell you Italian!....The fact that Zara was not part of Italian kingdom before 1918 does not mean it was not italian for language adn architecture, in 1848 during risorgimento Zara starts its "moti" as any other city in pre-unitary italy, and...Zara was never part of Croatia Kingdom enough for you?

[@luduvugla]

hahahaahahah

[@Vecerica84]

srpski zadar!!!

[@33neptun]

Cvili crve cvili.....To je sve što možeš....

[@VALDIGNE]

Today's Zadar built under Tito is actually very ugly , the real Zara with the beautiful venetian and renaissance buildings was destroyed by the anglo yugoslavian bombardments which flatten 90% of the historical city center.

[@BEYONDExtraTR]

ono je zadarski sud a ne filozofsko sveuciliste!! samo se krov filozofskog vidi u pozadini.

[@Tavros85]

We got Zara because Mussolini put an ultimatum....you should study history much metter since Zara became part of Italian Kingdom in 1918-1919 and Mussolini only came to power in 1922 and Ante Pavelic even later in 1941.....you have a lot of confusion....

[@Tavros85]

@Bastinjo Zara was the only REAL Italian city in dalmatia, it was 100% Italian and that's why Tito wanted it to be totally destroyed....over a population of 40.000 inhabitants 35.000 were italian, you have killed 10.000 and other 20.000 have emigrated....

[@Tavros85]

@CroAuslander Japods, Dalmatians, Illiryans WERE NOT slavic tribes :) ha ha ha.....they were pre roman populations, there were NO slavic population in europe untill 600 AC...and the proto-slavic language is attested from VIIth century.....unfortunately for you history cannot be changed...better if you learn it properly and not from tito's school books

[@Tavros85]

@CroAuslander I see you have huge history knowledge lacks...at roman time croats and croatian didn't even exist....you are talking of ROMANS...you say that....slavic population only came in in the VII century...and were never a majority on coasts and cities and were not a leading culture since were mostly land workers and farmers, actually those lands were first roman, then bizantyne, then venetian...in few words...italian....

[@IraLive1]

ne seri! Zadar nije govno!

[@Tavros85]

@CroAuslander The problem is that you confuse Italian annexation with Italian identity, Zara was always italian for identity and culture, that's it...even under austrian occupation most of the newspaper were edited in Italian. Only under the latter part of the austrian period, due to the big fear that Zara could decide to join Italian kingdom the Austrian encouraged Croatian immigration.