The Partisan Capture of Sarajevo in World War II
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2023
- The liberation of Sarajevo by Partisan forces in April 1945 was a significant event during World War II and marked the end of German and Axis occupation in the city. The Partisans were a communist-led resistance movement in Yugoslavia, fighting against the Axis forces, including the Germans and their collaborators. The Partisans, under the leadership of Josip Broz Tito, had been conducting guerrilla warfare against the occupiers since 1941. Sarajevo, as the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, held strategic importance for both the Axis forces and the Partisans. The Germans used the city as a stronghold to control the region and suppress the resistance movement. The Partisans recognized that liberating Sarajevo would not only free the city but also weaken the enemy's grip on the entire country. The Partisans received significant support from the Allied powers, particularly the Soviet Union and the Western Allies. The Allies provided military equipment, supplies, and air support to the Partisans, which greatly strengthened their capabilities. In April 1945, the Partisans launched a major offensive to liberate Sarajevo. The battle began with heavy fighting in the surrounding areas, as the Partisans sought to isolate and weaken German defensive positions. The Partisans used guerrilla tactics, ambushes, and coordinated attacks to slowly push back the German and Axis forces. As the Partisans advanced towards Sarajevo, the fighting intensified within the city. The Germans and their collaborators put up fierce resistance, leading to intense street battles and house-to-house fighting. The Partisans employed urban warfare tactics, including sniper fire, sabotage, and underground resistance networks. Despite the stubborn resistance, the Partisans gradually gained the upper hand. By mid-April 1945, the German and Axis forces were overwhelmed and began retreating from the city. On April 17, 1945, the Partisans officially liberated Sarajevo, marking the end of nearly four years of occupation.
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- Hitler's New Disorder. The Second World War in Yugoslavia (Stevan K. Pavlowitch).
- Sarajevo, 1941-1945. Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Hitler’s Europe (Emily Greble).
- War and Revolution in Yugoslavia, 1941-1945. Occupation and Collaboration (Jozo Tomasevich).
- sarajevo.travel/en/text/april... (02-07-2023).
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There is a typo in the title but i loved the video, Well done professor
Corrected.
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Maar jij staat dus vierkant achter israel? Want je Short video vind ik niet meer en ik heb geen reactie terug van je.
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Bosnian Muslims had the biggest number SS soldiers in WW2.
3% -Bosnian Muslims were part of SS
1 % - Germans were part of SS.
I heard that from some historians.
I am from Bosnia and my Grandfather fought with Partisans. He was captured by Germans and was put Infront of execution squad with other Partizans and was shot. Miraculously he survived. One day i was visiting him and it was summer very hot day, he had no shirt on and i noticed a big wound on his back. I was curious and asked my mother to explain and she told me the what had happened.
Thank you for sharing this video.
Thanks for your reply.
I was born in Sarajevo. Went to school in Sarajevo. Never liked history. Now i love history. Never heard of this. Thank you!
Now please make documentary about Jasenovac.
Thanks for your reply. I did visit that place too and recorded a video. Still have to edit if. May take a while.
@@HistoryHustle Cool. Keep up with good work.
@@videolux4111☝🏻 БОЈКОТ АНТИ-СРБСКОГ СИСТЕМА КОЈИ ЈЕ НАСИЛНО ИНСТАЛИРАН 1945. ГОДИНЕ ОД СТРАНЕ ЧЕРЧИЛОВОГ ТИТА {ВАЛТЕР ВАЈС} И ПОДМУКЛОГ ДИВЉЕГ ЗАПАДА. БОЈКОТ СВИМ ПОЛИТИЧАРИМА, ПАРТИЈАМА, ПОКРЕТИМА И СТРАНКАМА У ОКУПИРАНОЈ СРБИЈИ ЈЕР СВИ СУ "ЛАЖЊАЦИ". „НИ КУРТА НИ МУРТА“. СРБИЈА СРБСКОМ РОДУ 🙏🏻☦️🏴☠️🇷🇸🐺🇷🇺🐻🏴☠️❤️🌿☝🏻,,, ШИРИ ДАЉЕ,,,,
My grandmother lived up in Vinkovci. When the town was liberated she was asked by the Partisans to simply point out the collaborators and they would take care of them. One was a Hungarian with the last name of Tolj and a few Ustashe. They begged her not to say anything to the Military Police. In the end, she told the Partisans she couldn't help them identify anyone. By that time she had enough of the war.
As for Tolj he was identified as a collaborator by several other women and taken to a nearby field where he was hung. The chair he was standing upon had been kicked out from under him by one of those who identified him.
They Partisans sure acted without mercy. Thanks for sharing.
zanimljiva priča iz Vinkovaca , ja sam iz Vinkovaca. Logor ustaša je bio na starom stadionu HNK Cibalia - današnji stadion NK Lokomitiva... Mnogi Židovi i komunisti su ubijeni u Vinkovcima. Židovi kasnije koji su preživjeli su otišli vani većinom , jer nisu mogli gledati abolirani ološ. Mnogi su postali uspješni u SAD, Europi, Izraelu...
PS. if you not know croatian language ask np i translate for you...
Ivan Tolj zapovjednik Ustaške policije u Vinkovcima? Da to nije taj Tolj? Tolj prezime je iz Hercegovine, i ovaj čovjek laže od nekom mađarskom prezimenu! To je jedna obična prevara, riječ je od Ivanu Tolju iz Vinkovaca! Bio je jedan od glavnih organizatora u progonu; Slavonskih i Sremskih Židova! Da to je on uhvaćen, i nitko drugi!
*DOLJE PUTLER I RUSKI NACIZAM*
Dalmacija, biser grana,
Pjeva pjesmu partizana.
Domovina,
Domovina zove nas,
Druže Tito,
Druže Tito, evo nas!
Dalmacija, zemljo mila,
Junake si porodila!
Domovina,
Domovina zove nas,
Druže Tito,
Druže Tito, evo nas!
Po valima sinjeg mora
Crvena se rasut zora.
Domovina,
Domovina zove nas,
Druže Tito,
Druže Tito, evo nas!
Rastuše je puške naše,
I borci što život daše.
Domovina,
Domovina zove nas,
Druže Tito,
Druže Tito, evo nas!
Tolj is not a hungarian name. It is Croatian actually....
Thank you for the History man.
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Always blood and tears in the Balkans 😶
Indeed. A combination of ethnic and religious rivalry is a dangerous mix.
A sad truth yes.
Не постоји никакав балкан. Зове се ХУМ 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸☝🏻.
Balkane, Balkane moj, budi mi vridan i dobro mi stoj
Thanks for these history deep dives!
Thanks for your reply Bigsarge!
Thanks Stef for another fascinating piece. The photos are amazing
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Thank you again.
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Very densely packed and informative overview. I would be very interested in further episodes that examine the postwar legacy of the various groups that collaborated with the occupiers. I realize that it's an extremely complex patchwork of reactions that varies quite a bit among the many affected countries, but the connections between those differing legacies and their modern national cultures explains a lot that conventional politics and culture do not.
Thanks for replying!
Thanks!
Hi Jesse thanks so much. Cheers from Bogota 🇨🇴
Great research Stefan ❤Cheers !
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@@HistoryHustle☝🏻 БОЈКОТ АНТИ-СРБСКОГ СИСТЕМА КОЈИ ЈЕ НАСИЛНО ИНСТАЛИРАН 1945. ГОДИНЕ ОД СТРАНЕ ЧЕРЧИЛОВОГ ТИТА {ВАЛТЕР ВАЈС} И ПОДМУКЛОГ ДИВЉЕГ ЗАПАДА. БОЈКОТ СВИМ ПОЛИТИЧАРИМА, ПАРТИЈАМА, ПОКРЕТИМА И СТРАНКАМА У ОКУПИРАНОЈ СРБИЈИ ЈЕР СВИ СУ "ЛАЖЊАЦИ". „НИ КУРТА НИ МУРТА“. СРБИЈА СРБСКОМ РОДУ 🙏🏻☦️🏴☠️🇷🇸🐺🇷🇺🐻🏴☠️❤️🌿☝🏻,,, ШИРИ ДАЉЕ,,,,
thanks bro
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As an ordinary citizen, it must have been hell to survive all that.
Clear story again👍
Greets from Grun', T.
Thanks Tonny! Have a good weekend.
@@HistoryHustle : Thanks. You too !
Never disappointed..."Instructor".."Great Report"!!
Many thanks Michael!
I'm surprised that Hitler personally still had a tactical command and insight of situations like this one in march 1945. Say what you will, but the man's ability to lead the Reich even this late in the war, is a feat of extreme mental fortitude.
Not sure how the command structure worked but it seems Hitler was at that time still concerned about his armies at different places.
If you ask military strategists they will tell you that Germany probably lost this war exactly because Hitler wanted to oversee everything. He wasted time by micro managing and also didnt understand local position of armies well. His generals were angry as hell. So called Hitler "overseeing the situation" was actually one of the biggest reasons Germany lost.
Stevan, seeing that you are presently in Sarajevo, could you do a video on the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914? Thanks!
☝🏻 БОЈКОТ АНТИ-СРБСКОГ СИСТЕМА КОЈИ ЈЕ НАСИЛНО ИНСТАЛИРАН 1945. ГОДИНЕ ОД СТРАНЕ ЧЕРЧИЛОВОГ ТИТА {ВАЛТЕР ВАЈС} И ПОДМУКЛОГ ДИВЉЕГ ЗАПАДА. БОЈКОТ СВИМ ПОЛИТИЧАРИМА, ПАРТИЈАМА, ПОКРЕТИМА И СТРАНКАМА У ОКУПИРАНОЈ СРБИЈИ ЈЕР СВИ СУ "ЛАЖЊАЦИ". „НИ КУРТА НИ МУРТА“. СРБИЈА СРБСКОМ РОДУ 🙏🏻☦️🏴☠️🇷🇸🐺🇷🇺🐻🏴☠️❤️🌿☝🏻,,, ШИРИ ДАЉЕ,,,,
Thank you for traveling off the beaten track. Dutch East Indies (and Portuguese Timor, btw), WW1 and WW2 in the Balkans (don't forget about Romania!), etc., are all less known subjects that deserve our attention.
Thanks for your reply.
Your skill is improving, as of course are your videos. Keep up the good work!
Many thanks Kevino.
Thank you for in depth history. My buddy related some stories from his deployment there in the 1990s that reflected history from WWII. WWII still shapes modern society, and your history lessons help to better understand. Much appreciated for your time and effort.
Thanks for your reply!
@@HistoryHustle☝🏻 БОЈКОТ АНТИ-СРБСКОГ СИСТЕМА КОЈИ ЈЕ НАСИЛНО ИНСТАЛИРАН 1945. ГОДИНЕ ОД СТРАНЕ ЧЕРЧИЛОВОГ ТИТА {ВАЛТЕР ВАЈС} И ПОДМУКЛОГ ДИВЉЕГ ЗАПАДА. БОЈКОТ СВИМ ПОЛИТИЧАРИМА, ПАРТИЈАМА, ПОКРЕТИМА И СТРАНКАМА У ОКУПИРАНОЈ СРБИЈИ ЈЕР СВИ СУ "ЛАЖЊАЦИ". „НИ КУРТА НИ МУРТА“. СРБИЈА СРБСКОМ РОДУ 🙏🏻☦️🏴☠️🇷🇸🐺🇷🇺🐻🏴☠️❤️🌿☝🏻,,, ШИРИ ДАЉЕ,,,,
Better run by The Broz than by Mean Old Stalin.
That I can understand.
😢isti su,zločinci
My grand-grandfather was there. He was partisan
Thanks for sharing.
Good video. Take care.
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Very contrary to what happened in Indonesia after WW2. Even during the era of Soekarno's leadership, we were quite impressed with Broz Tito who had united Yugoslavia and was also a figure of the non-aligned movement. Back in post WW2 we faced with difficult choices. We fought the Dutch who returned to Indonesia from their exile in Australia.
On the other hand, the core of Indonesian resistance (pre TNI) also consisted of PETA (homeland defenders, formed by Japan) and the pre-1945 KNIL.
When the Netherlands handed over sovereignty to us 1949-50. We carried out a general amnesty and integration process, with former KNIL joining the TNI. And then the former KNIL also helped develop our country by occupying important positions. I don't know whether there were executions/trial process for former KNIL, but according to my grandfather who was a TNI, in the future we would hate communist groups and radical Islamists who hijacked our struggle for independence.
Interesting, thanks for sharing !
Тито (валтер вајс, амерички јевреј пољског порекла) није ништа ујединио јер никаква југославија никад није историјски постојала. југославија је створена на Србској земљи 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸☝🏻.
I have often been there. It is a beautiful city with a sad history.
True.
Grozan grad koji se vraca u kameno doba
Really it was a great historical coverage video about Sarajevo captured by Partisans and they ejected Croatian 🇭🇷 Ustacha from Sarajevo...thank you Sir Stefan for this remarkable historical coverage video...good luck for you and your respectful 🙏 ( History Hustle) channel
there were muslim nazis too, dont pin the name ustaša on any nation.
@@leonardblazevic9440are you serious? 😂😂😂
Ustashe were croatian fascist movement.. croatians pinned that shameful sign to themselves... no need for anyone else to do it for them... but seeing that fascist flag on your profile photo it doesn't really surprise me to hear that kind of bullshit from you
Thanks Mohammed.
@@mmmcccc9275 fact: ALL muslims in bosnia call themself "croatian flowers" and were bigger ustashe then croats...
@@enerwagner2876 actually no... some of them did join fascist croatians, but not all... there were a lot of them in comunist partisans... even some smaller numbers in monarchist chetniks
This city has a long history... By the way, you choose very well the lanndscapes of the on location videos.
Obrigado, Stefan! ヽ(͡◕ ͜ʖ ͡◕)ﾉ 🍀 🇧🇷
Many thanks again Marcos!
A little off topic. Have you seen Volhynia, the 2016 Polish film? I watched it the other night. Took me two days to emotionally process it. I literally didn't fall asleep until 6:30 the following morning after watching it.
Had the exact same thing! Saw it and could not sleep afterwards.
"it is better to be feared than loved if you cannot be both"-Machlavelli
Interesting quote.
Interesting 👌
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cool video mate keep it up hope you do a video about anne frank and her family to this day we dont know who betrayed them
Thanks. I dunno either who betrayed them. There is already much on Anne Frank on RUclips.
Excellent.Thanks. BZ
"Sehen Sie diese Stadt? Das ist Walter"
Thanks for your reply!
Quote is from the closing scene of Waklter defends Sarajevo
He was executed by the NDH police, didn't defended nothing.
It's from the 1972 movie Valter brani Sarajevo@@serdradion4010
The partisans from the 16th Muslim Brigade entered Sarajevo, removed Nazi flag from and raised Yugoslav flag onto the city hall on April 5th, 1945 at 5:30 PM. April 6th is the official day of the liberation (as well as the Day of the City) for symbolic reasons. Germay invaded Yugoslavia on April 6th, 1941. Unfortunatelly, April 6th (1992) was the beginning of the Siege of Sarajevo.
Thanks for sharing.
Mooi presentation professor! You make a confusing part of history much easier to understand and the back drop of the beautiful city of Sarajevo looked magnificent! Looking forward to the next class as always! Take care!
Many thanks Nick. Have a good weekend!
I think his presentations are rubbish with incoherent story teling!!!
@@ElvirBegovic well that’s your opinion.
These days were like hell on Earth.
True.
Partisan capture ....Or liberation . Interesting choice of words .Especially in this geo-political and strategic moment .
New (old) hot spot ? Re-igniting ?
I had to choose between battle, capture or liberation. For many it was not a liberation. A big battle there wasn't. That left capture.
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I thought that Muslims supported Partisans (not communism) and that many of them were Partisans . I don't think that they supported Germans and occupation . Some of them even had coordination in France with Free French/Liberation movement and some kind of rebellion there. (Handschar division ) . Croats were for NDH and Serbs with Chetniks and Partisans but no one really wanted foreigners of any kind. Simply said ordinary people , since they are blood relatives and have even same ancestors wanted something that provides unity . Nationalism or any kind of ethnic centrism doesn't provide that . They needed something that they could agree on and Partisans were the closest thing to that . Communism has its own baits like "free education" and "free health management" and everyone would like to provide that for their descendants . In this times there is other thing . EU has laws for returning confiscated property after WWI and WWII but there was also agricultural reform between wars . EU simply wants mines , railway and other infrastructure through which they can control price and lives of ordinary people . Nationalists again are problem in the equation and for possible coordinated defense of property .
Hey mate! Do one on Vojvodina. If you need help Im at your disposal
Will talk about thw Hungarian occupation in the future.
Pozdrav iz Kišnog SARAJEVA 🇧🇦👋
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Vladimir Beric is not Walter.
Please explain.
@@HistoryHustle
Mister, communists:
" Vladimir Perić Valter(Walter)..."
Everybody know that story BUT
chetniks said that Walter is Žarko P. Todorović "Valter" (1907. Belgrade - 2004 Paris) and that communists took that story from chetniks after WW2.
You can read on english Wikipedia about
Žarko P. Todorović "Valter"
@@HistoryHustle My friend , first i want to tell you that i really apretiate the effort and attention of any westerner to talk about any subject about the balkans.
But please know this, to know the history of JUST SERBIA , is to know everything ! Because we literaly had everything. There are Serbian history profesors that do not know the truth about the balkans , can you imagine how out of depth a westerner is in that subject...
Please know that this is a fact, not an attempt from me to belittle you. In my eyes you are a hero !
SERBIAN HISTORY PROFESORS ARE OUT OF THEIR DEPTH IN THE SUBJECT OF SERBIAN HISTORY...
There are entire nations in the balkans that literaly exist because the subject of our story is so astonishing , that they have to live in ignorance...
The story is so moving , that its even better for people not to know...
Ok. The story of Walter that u are copy pasting is the story of the victors and their propaganda.
This is the real Walter. Žarko Todorović.
sr.wikipedia.org/sr-el/%D0%96%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BA%D0%BE_%D0%A2%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%9B_%D0%92%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%80
Ps : also this : ruclips.net/video/0Lozp2yYPhk/видео.html
Pps : u literaly have to devote at least a decade for the subject of the balkans if u really want to know the truth , and not copy paste propaganda.
Ppps : Dont know the truth. Because if you do there is no coming back.
I didn't know much about this theater of the war, great info!
Thanks Nick!
BiH is likely the only former Yugoslav state with population still revering Tito. You can still buy Tito associated memorabilia items in BiH while it is not a possibility at states like Croatia or Slovenia (or Serbia?). Maybe the fatherly figure means old golden era stability which is sorely missed.
You still can in Serbia
Well, in other former republics, nationalism has been main ideology and hating on everything associated with that time is what is expected of you. In BiH, nationalism is still having a grip on population and nationalists are in power... but, it also demonstrated how nationalism is disfunctional in country such as BiH, since all 3 sides would rather sabotage each other than to achieve progress of any kind. With all it's flaws, idea of Brotherhood and Unity has it's appeals, namely, functional country.
@@brankodrljaca1313 yup true
@@brankodrljaca1313what will reunite Yugoslavia is only corruption sadly. But Yugoslav states politicians always put their ethnic above the country
Bigger country>more source of graft
its the older population only
A small addition to the military-historical aspect of the episode (from Sea of Blood: A Military History of the Partisan Movement in Yugoslavia 1941-45, Helion, 2022, pp. 382-3):
"...The crossing of the Bosna and the attack on Mokro were, in fact, the opening moves of Sarajevo Operation (28 March-6 April 1945). This complex undertaking, which involved seven Yugoslav divisions with altogether ca. 60,000 fighters, was steered from a specially-created OHQ with General Radovan Vukanović at its helm. In broad strokes, the plan envisaged a concentric, simultaneous advance on the capital from the east and south (2nd Assault and 3rd Corps), as well as from the north (the 5th Corps), which would lead to its liberation and the destruction of the enemy garrison. Shortly before the battle, the local resistance managed to obtain a copy of the defense plan through their Home Guard contacts (interestingly, some “real” Germans were apparently involved as well). Hitler’s decision of 31 March to abandon Bosnia, however, negated whatever impact this major intelligence coup might have had on the course of the campaign. In the following days, Axis units began vacating their defensive positions on Mounts Romanija, Ivan and Trebević, and moving through the city towards the northwestern exit from the Sarajevo Plain. Apart from several costly rearguard actions-including the one from 6-7 April during which the ill-fated 181st ID lost a substantial part of its artillery-the evacuation was remarkably successful. The Yugoslavs-again-appeared mesmerized by their primary objective, and once they had the city in their possession, they practically forgot about the retreating enemy. The two Krajina divisions were well poised to cut his main escape route, but due to the fact that they hailed from one of the oldest Partisan strongholds in the country, they were allowed to join the remainder of the army in victory celebrations instead."
Thanks for sharing this additional information.
Are you sure that for that failure political part played a role? Or was it more likely that bad intel and lack of motorization played a part in belated response. It isn't first or last time JA fails to close exit route of an enemy on time. And fact that 2nd, 3rd and 5th Corp decided that they are able to siege and take Sarajevo (3 German divisions with 35 000 soldiers plus tens of thousands of Home Guards and Ustasha) speaks volumes of their confidence. They weren't armed or strong in manpower compared to 8th Corp in Dalmatia or Proleterian and Vojvodina troops.
One of Sarajevo’s oldest and most iconic houses of worship the Čemaluša Mosque unfortunately did not make it through the occupation period. It was built in 1515 by Havadža Kemaludin a student of the Ottomans and sadly demolished in 1941 to never be rebuilt.
Thanks for sharing.
What makes Ottomans better than Nazis or Partizans that their monuments should be worshiped? They also invaded Balkan peninsula slaying domicile population. Correct me if I'm wrong, maybe they arrived in peace.
So it was one of the first building ottoman occupiers build in the city?
@@altergreenhorn👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇷🇸🇷🇺🏴☠️❤️🌿.
Шта ће миџахединска терористичка џамија на Србској земљи 🇷🇸🇷🇺🏴☠️❤️🌿☝🏻???
ante pavelic was help by pope pius to escape disguised as a fairer or priest then the rest is history
well its like or similar situation today
First Pope switched to the Allies.
@@damonmelendez856 yep a lot of nazi war criminals being hunted down by said communist lol. Many of them fled to Brazil and Argentina from many of the Catholic organizations.
Hope to cover more on the pope and WW2 in the future.
“Independent Croatia”took German and Italian side to occupy Croatia and BiH.
Како да окупира крватску кад крватска није постојала никад до 1942. године. Окупирали су Србску земљу 🇷🇸🇷🇺🇷🇸🇷🇺🇷🇸🇷🇺☝🏻.
At this time they werent call partisans, they were called NOVJ, People Liberation Army of Yougoslavia (or something like that)
By the Tito-Subasic Agreement of 1944, rebel-royalist agreement to form an joint Army, pressed by the Allied heads Churchill, Rosvelt and Stalin.
Followed by the Kings Proclamation over the BBC World of Sep 12 1944.
That enabled Hungarian Army units from KOY to change sides, becoming Allied Yugo Army.
they were known as the partisans from the first day
Indeed.
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Partisans are the type of the guerilla forces.
Regular Army is far more complex and equipped than the guerilla.
Banditn,banda ,zločinci!!
One box of golden monetary reserves of KoY was captured in the Sarajevo, shortly after the Axis invasion in 1941., by the ISC - NDH forces. Gold reserves were evacuated from the capital city.
Thanks for sharing.
what is KOY
@@adi862
Kingdom of Yugoslavia, formal recognized state.
I am very thankful for your truth explaining of Croatian history during the WW2. Most of the people don't know what kind of crimes were made by Croatian people between 1941 and 1945.
Thank you
I do want to mention that most Croats did NOT side with the Ustasha. Yet, I agree that Ustasha crimes should not be ignored.
Serbs did much worse crimes in 1990s...and most serbs are proud of there crimes and are teached to hate muslim and catholic by parents...almost all serbs Support ratko mladic
Most people dont know what kind of crimes were made by Serbian people against Croats and all non-serbs just to be continued in 90s by yugo-serbian army razing Vukovar and 67% of Croatian Cities.. Do you know why my 9 years old kinsman was killed by serbian hand in 1942 in Prozor-Rama? Was he also U S T A S H A????
@@kralpetarkrescimeriv.terpi6043
Again you with lies.
67% ? War was on 25% of Croatia. Croats attacked Serbs like 1941.
@@HistoryHustle
Mister,95 % Croats 1941. was with nazi Germany.
Only 2000-3000 communists from Croatia didn't and some Croats from Dalmatia ( which was part of Italy).
After Stalingrad 1943. and defeats of Italy 1943.
they started to changing the side.
There is a good movie called "Valter brani Sarajevo". it is nice one, watch it.
Have to check that one. Thanks for sharing.
I bet you'll like it,@@HistoryHustle
@@HistoryHustle real Valter was a Jugoslav army in the Fatherland, operativ, snd opereted in Balgrade. The move named "Valter brani Sarajevo" is just communust propaganda, like all communists garbage from criminals whit night schools.
Now we know how Valter ended in reality , not in the movie .
Famous movie sentence: That is Valter, was overating the Tito's movement.
I just came across another channel named history hustle. Nowhere near as good as this one, odd tho.
Yeah, I believe there is another yes.
Excellent history, an excellent historian.
Thanks Léon!
Bro is so obsessed with us😂😂 i love it😂
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Even to this day many Croats are still proud "Ustashas" and EU doas not care. I have listened few of their history lessons in faculties and couldnt believe it. They seemingly condemn fascist Croatia officially, but also they provide many excuses. I cant believe how Croatians are left unchecked by EU for so many years after they broke from Yugoslavia. Their society slowly but surely started celebrating these butchers as national heroes. The other half of their society is also in shock.
Yuck...almost all of serbia is proud of mass killings and genocide of bosniak and albanian people, and are infilted with hate and islamophia...and are blaming other, please look at yourself first
I had family members fight in WW II on opposite sides. Many died...for nothing...when I see how things developed.
Sad to read.
Why were all the battles in the Second World War against the Germans fought in Bosnia and Herzegovina? I did not hear that they fought against the Nazis in Serbia.
ruclips.net/video/1VmnAR3szNQ/видео.htmlsi=rHZ7pg6aM-iXDiE-
All wars in the region where the most brutality was always in Bosnia. Serbia and Croatia have always surrendered quickly. I even traded with the occupiers... I drove through Croatia and when the war broke out there I didn't see anything of war there. Vukovar I know tragedy but the rest of the country was nothing we were in Zagreb for 4 more days..
I didn't know the men in the thumbnail were partisans. I thought they were Germans or Hungarians who surrendered.
But I guess going through such things at a young age was a lot for these men. They definitely earned this victory at Sarajevo.
Yes, the photo was taken in Sarajavo when the partisans marched in. They do sometimes used enemy uniform parts.
Bleiburg massacre?
See title of this video.
Sarajevo is the Ottoman Turkish name for Croatian Vrhbosna.
I see.
Partisans in Bosnia were no angels either. When they came to Sarajevo in 1945 they proclaimed th amnesty for all those who fought for the NDH. But when those people turned themselves to the partisans, they were summarily executed. I knew somebody whose father had been killed that way by the partisan.
So that father was not an angel.
Im from Sarajevo,My grandfather was in Handschar SS division and he was sentenced to 5 years in Partisan prison. My other grand father who was a police man was killed and burried in a mass grave. Partisans were no more then bunch of peasants who took power.
the damn peasants with their primitive dislike of the SS
@@bakircosovic3522 o čemu ti matere ti?
Bro defending literal nzis ...
Communist gang could enter the city of Sarajevo only when Germans and Croat Army withdrawed from the city!And when the 'red plague'came they killed everyone who are not with them and took their homes and values! That is the true ,Partisans have committed greater and more crimes than all sides in the war like his master Stalin un Ussr!
The Partisans did commit crimes but wouldnt say these were greater than what the Axis did.
Oh they did,at at least in the area of the former Yugoslavia in ww2 and after the war ! For 45 years in the dictatorship, they did everything to destroy the memory of their victims and even accused others (Croatian army or Chetniks )of their murders!
Think you've never been to the Balkans. Many I spoke there from Croatia to Macedonia speak highly of the '45 years in the dictatorship'.
@@HistoryHustle Oh man ,You are so wrong.I have been living in Croatia from 1978 when I was born in Zagreb.Some people spoken friendly about Yu because they were young before 35-50 yrs.and they maybe didnt lose somebody from their family Like i do only bcs grandfather think diferently then communistAt ww2 and after They killed 278 priests of Catolic church and large number of high school children only bcs they lives and works in Independent state of Croatia!I don't have to go any further than those crimes.the communists also dealt with their own in the camp 'Goli otok'in Adriatic Seat!
@@HistoryHustle I am sure all the people who got their private property stolen by the Yugoslav communists would not agree with you.
Sarajevo ❤❤❤❤❤BiH❤
Very nice city it is.
Источно Сарајево Србска Република 🇷🇸🇷🇺🏴☠️❤️🌿☝🏻.
@@user-jb4il2ek2ddrago mi je da I vi srbi dizete prst prema allahu☝☝to je muslimanski znak a vidim da ga I ti stavljas😂😂😂sarajevo je jedno I najljepse,ostalo je sve kompija😂😂allahe je velik☝☝☝
@@HistoryHustlesvaka cast vama I sve dobro vam zelim❤❤sarajevo❤❤
Serbs never get ravange against Croats Ustasha .... respekt Serbs ❤
Revenge killings did take place during and after WW2.
@@HistoryHustle But Jesenovac hurts . Its a Genocide its a Holocaust Amm Albaninan and mien grandfather was a Partisans from 41 to45 .
I understand, what happaned at Jasenovac was brutal.
The Yugoslav communists murdered the entire Ustasha army (POWs) after WW2 finished i.e: Bleiburg repatriations.
@@HistoryHustle. То није тачно. Срби ће тек да се освете за 2.5 милиона закланих голоруких Србских цивила од 1942-1945. Z.O.V.💤💤💤🙏🏻☦️🏴☠️🇷🇸🐺🇷🇺🐻❤️🏴☠️🌿☝🏻.
The NDH was supportive of Muslims they even built a huge mosque in Zagreb, the "first Croatian" Handzar division even had it's own symphony piece written by Germans. He's trying DESPERATELY like A LOT of westerners to state that Bosniak's were some trivial people in a piece of a puzzle that "we would eventually be converted to Catholicism," as long as we were not Gypsies, Jews, or Serbs the Croats didn't give a fuck if we were Muslim. Do most people even know how many Bosniaks were in the Black Legion? Do most people even know how many Croats and how many Bosniaks were executed as loyal Fascists in Bleiburg?
HELLO, IF YOU REALLY THINK THAT WHAT YOU HAVE T5O SAY IS IMPORTANT AND YOU ALSO THINK THAT PEOPLE WILL LISTEN TO YOU - THEN TALKING AT SPEED DEFEATS BOTH OBJECTIVE - I QUIT CANT UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE TERYING TO SAY
Turn off caps Please.
"Captured"?
Yes.
@@HistoryHustle No.
it's really ridiculous and really a bit crazy that you are speaking so fast. I don't get it.....
Ok.
In his defense....many people look at the overall timeline of the vid and if too long....will skip the vid altogether. Hint.....for people that speak slow and drag-on.....or for people who speak quickly..... YOU have the power to use slower or faster playback speed. Look at the "Gear" symbol ( settings) at the footer of the vid and you can adjust. For Stefan here....try 0.75 speed. Cheers.
@@HistoryHustleI always watch with 1.25 speed with no problem. Keep going, broer!
You can slow down the speed on the clip if it's a problem. I can understand him just fine.
1:00 Aren't they looks like polish infantry .
što se događalo nakon tzv.oslobođenja..to neznaš ..ha..??
Watch the video and find out.
What a beautiful city but clouded by intermittent savagery and terror.
Indeed. Luckily there is peace now.
Bosnian muslims saved bosnian jews in WW2
That happened yes.
capture or LIBERTATE?
Up to your interpretation.
Make Yugoslavia Great Again
Nostalgia.
Many Bosnian Muslim in second world war,was in Croatian USTASCHAS. Only 3% was by TITOS Partisan...
Source? Besides, most of them wanted to stay out of the conflict.
There is no source, glad you actually read comments, this guy is either a serb or croat ultranationalist, from name I'm guessing croat, they write all sort of things online to make Bosniaks look bad, that's basically it @@HistoryHustle
The majority of Bosniaks fought for neither the Ustaše or Partisans, similar to Croats and Serbs, for that matter. Most were civilians trying to survive, taking neither side.
Although it is true that Bosniaks did play a big role in the Ustaše movement. About 25% of the overall Ustaše members were Bosniaks, in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, this was as high as 50% of membership.
However, you still cannot deny that Bosniaks played a major role in the anti-Nazi Partisan resistance. Tens of thousands of Bosniaks fought and died for the Partisans, alongside Serbs, Croats and others. It was a multiethnic movement, after all.
You have literally no idea what you're talking about. It's people like you that make things worse there. @@HistoryHustle
@@thejosh3855 There was also a formidable Muslim unit within JVUO (Yugoslav Army in Fatherland), also called "chetniks"
They wait in the forest for Rusia destroy Okupators and then they came in the city.
Nope. Please watch the video.
Good. But naturally biased against the muslims (as expected honestly), only mentioning them once in a negative context in relation to their support of the ustase (fascists). At the beginning of the video you mention the opposition of citizens to the murders and expulsions - this was actually led by the muslim leaders and intelligentsia. Those same muslims hid and protected their jewish and serb neighbors at great risk to themselves. Additionally, the great majority of civilians executed by the nazi collaborators were muslim (as evidenced even in the image you included of the monument). Also, since the majority of the city is muslim, most of the resistance fighters were also muslim. Furthermore, and very important, the first partisan troops to enter the city were the 16th muslim brigade which did so on the 5th of April, entering through the Vratnik gate (right close to where you were filming) - although the official narrative was that the city was liberated on the 6th of April, mainly to obfuscate the contribution of the 16th muslim brigade.
So, research skills= lacking. Bias= heavy.
It is funny how I get shit from anyone on this video, Serbs, Croats, Muslims, but for different reasons. I refer to my sources and reject your claim about being naturally biased.
I didn't expect you to admit to being biased of course. Just a cursory glance at your video proves it however, as I've noted above. Again, I understand, its very typical for someone of your background. Your entire worldview and education and upbringing is negatively biased toward muslims or islam. I don't blame you. But if you pretend to be a historian I feel you have an obligation to try to be more objective (including your sources). As for the serbs and croats, generally on the wrong side of history, so I don't need to comment. @@HistoryHustle
@@HistoryHustle you shouldn't be so defensive. The fact is that you and your sources are not correct about everything that is mentioned in this video... By the way, in relation to your answer to previous comment of you being biased the fact you use name "Muslims" instead of Bosniaks doesn't support this rude answer rejecting his claim.
Kako ti možeš da znaš našu istoriju a ne znaš svoju.
Because you should check the channel and realize there is much on Dutch history.
The blame for the brutal occupation of the axis in Yugoslavia also lies in the hands of the pro-English coup plotters who removed the king's government from power, and placed Yugoslavia in an unwinnable war against Italy, Germany and Hungary. If they had remained on the axis and respected the alliance agreement, the destruction they would have faced would have been much less.
See my video on that.
@@HistoryHustle can you send the url?
ruclips.net/video/uW0FWeahDmA/видео.htmlsi=1DXMZ_f8QgBLCuLC
How about what happened to the innocent peaceful law abiding jewish community of Sarajevo.And who among the locals did terrible things to them,and who risked thier lives to help and save them.
That is beyond the scope of this video. See title.
8000 Jews in Sarajevo was killed in WW2.
Killed by Croats and Bosnian Muslims.
World War I is not started because Franz Ferdinand is assassinated, Germany wanted a war with Serbia for very long time, and Sarajevo was occupied like the rest of Bosnia by Austrians, ofcourse someone would do such thing, and is not cowardly act, it was bravery by Gavrilo Princip who didn't want occupied Bosnia, the question is why do you think that this is the cowardly act? Who gived the right to Austrians to invade and occupy another countries?
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand was the direct cause. There are deeper lying cources.
OFF TOPIC: but it was our Bogomil ancestors that built swastika stecci, how many European countries actually have swastikas in their medieval Gravestones? They like to belittle Bosniaks. READ; history is NOT black and white.
How about making a film about the Chetniks and their cooperation with the Nazis ? Good work.
I already did
ruclips.net/video/5dLCCmOfXM4/видео.htmlsi=1mDExtYWlFn4ljWM
The biggest resistance movement in Europe. I'm so proud of my ancestors.
Ok👍
The historical line is partially correct, but the conclusions are totally wrong! The narrator says that there was no big battle for Sarajevo, which is incorrect, because the battle for Sarajevo was not fought in the city, but on the mountains on the way to Sarajevo and in the surroundings of the city, which are the dominant heights above the city located in the valley between them! The battle for Sarajevo lasted for several days, that is, from March 28 at 04:00 in the morning, when the battle for Sarajevo was officially launched, until the very entry into the city on April 5 and the official liberation on April 6! The Germans and Croatian Nazis and Italian fascists were defeated in their mountain fortifications near Sarajevo and their defense lines were broken in the days before the liberation of the city itself, after which they decided to withdraw from the city, because the city itself is located in a valley in which they will be surrounded, bombarded from the surrounding hills and all killed or captured if they do not retreat! After 3:00 p.m. on April 5, from the direction of Hreša and Bulog, the 16th Muslim Brigade of the Partisan Army was the first to enter the city on Vratnik, and then on Bentbaš, and soon occupied Baščaršija, i.e. the center of the city itself, after which the other brigades from various directions entered the city and it wasn't until April 6 that the city was declared definitively liberated!
Thanks for sharing this. I referred to the "battle" inside the city.
You presented it as if there was no great Battle of Sarajevo with the words: 'On the next day some street fighting occurred, but these were local street skirmishes, so yeah, you can barely coll it the Battle of Sarajevo, which is incorrect by the very fact that the fighting in the city itself was only a small part of the Battle of Sarajevo! If you said that the Battle of Sarajevo was won around the city itself and that there were no major battles in the city itself, then your explanation could be understandable! On the contrary, your very choice of words, tone and gestures create an untrue image that the Nazis LEFT the city voluntarily (and you keep using the word LEFT, even in the case of Luburić, as if they did it voluntarily, and were not forced to do it, because when they are forced, that means they fled or at least retreated from the city, not evacuated) and that the city was liberated without much of a fight! The very fact that more than 60,000 partisans from several sides took part in the liberation and that the fight lasted for over 10 days, can not be presented out of context in this way, and definitely not with this tone and this kind of gesticulation! I was hoping that you would have enough character to accept the remark and correction, because the topic is sensitive and requires consideration of the way of presentation!
To je tacno ali smo se mi danasnji stanovnici Sarajeva morali boriti od 92 do 95 protiv tih sto su usli u grad 1945.
Thanks for sharing.
Битку за ослобађање сарајева никад нису водили никакви партизани. Битку су водили Србски Четници 🇷🇸🏴☠️🇷🇸🏴☠️🇷🇸🏴☠️❤️❤️❤️🌿🌿🌿☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻.
What about of yugo-serbian mass and scale of genocide against all non-serbian people living in Croatia (NDH) ? 830.000-870.000 murdered by yugoslav-chetniks from 1941-1947 🤔
Whataboutism.
@@HistoryHustle
He is big big lier !
That was never happend
You are referring to the mass murders of Serbs by Croats, mostly in Jasenovac, as well as in the pits in Herzegovina, which was then under the rule of the NDH.
@@drazantodoric604030-70K is where most historians put it. But the 300K+ Croats that have died at bleiburg alone? Do some research and you’ll know that Croats were being cleansed even well past WW2.
The communist (mainly Serbs) suppressed and destroyed many archives during that time. Just like they skewed the numbers of Jasenovac, if you look at the real population demographics at that time (before and after) it further tells you how much lies were being kept by the partisans.. to this day those documents have not and will not ever be revealed.
Capture you mean libarate.
See video.
I saw it! Another alternative version in multi universe of balkan.@@HistoryHustle
I see.
Handzarci na aparatima
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They captured nothing, Gremans retreated, left the city just like they did with Zagreb! Also with them left their allies.
See video.
I disagree that Bosnia was ever under Croatian Rule, I should know I am Bosnian.
It was part of the NDH so officially under Croatian (or more specific: Ustasha) rule.
Umm Yeah a part because Bosnian people helped create it but there was never any rule of Croatia over Bosnia. @@HistoryHustle
I refer to my previous answer.
Sarajevo je najboljše mesto na svetu.Takšnega mesta kot je Sarajevo, na tem svetu ni!! Nobeno mesto na svetu ni takšno, kakršno je Sarajevo.Nobena država se ne more pohvaliti s takšnim glavnim mestom kot je Sarajevo.Sarajevo si zasluži biti mesto,predstolnica sveta. Takšnega mesta kot je Sarajevo,na tem svetu ni!!.Sarajevo je eno in edino!!❤
Ok 👍
Onda na zalost nisi nista vidjela od sveta sarajevo je jedna obicna kasaba
Hvala ti brate iz Slovenije na ovim lijepim riječima o mom i tvom Sarajevu! Btw puno sam vremena proveo u Sloveniji zbog biznisa i plus godinu dana vojnog roka u Mariboru u poznatoj Kadetnici! 👏❤️
@@realistavelicanstveni9698. Чије је сарајево? Сарајево је Србско као што је Москва Руска 🇷🇸🇷🇺🇷🇸🇷🇺🇷🇸🇷🇺🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🌿🌿🌿❤️❤️❤️☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻.
Should of gave up 100% and fought in the mountains of Macedonia and link up with the greeks then flee all the way to crete and north africa if need be
Perhaps..
Sve ih je stigla junačka ruka Blagoja Jovovića
Who?
Sarajevo is not Croatia it's Bosnia and Hercegovina you should know that
Where did I claim otherwise?
It was part of the NDH during that time. You should know that
Partisans didn't capture anything. They liberated.
The discussion remains.
@@HistoryHustle Partisans were the only people's army at that time, consisted of all nations of former Yugoslavia. All other armies were mercenaries. So I really don't know what to discuss.
All other armies were no mercenaries. Most were drafted
@@HistoryHustle indeed they were, and only partisans were fighting voluntarily for freedom of their people.
You did not mention the Muslim-Nazi Handzar division !!!
Because it didn't fight in this battle as far as I know. Did mention them in the Bosnia WW2 episode.
If Tito is your hope, you must be more than desperate.
Desperate times...
What a stupid comment!
ustasha was the worst
They sure wel brutal yes.
Nope, chetniks
Historians have put Croatian atrocities against Serbs in ww2 around 30-70K, but the Croats that died at the hands of the yugoslavs just in bleiburg alone are at 300K+ and counting since most mass graves have not been exhumed. That’s not including a further 700k that were killed during and after the war. There’s facts and there fantasy my friend, Serbs choose to live by fairy tales.
you have one very good Yugoslavian movie of this : Valter brani Sarajevo - Walter defend Sarajevo!
One interesting thing about that movie: it was one of the most watched movies in China.
P.S. unfortunately, all republics have accepted national scum and today we have the promotion of Ustasta, Chetniks, Muslim extremists... Why?
Because people don't want to admit that they made a mistake and lived better and safer in Yugoslavia! Crony capitalism destroyed and displaced many young peoples... , and democracy created bad elites...
Hope to see this movie one day.
Taj film je obično smeće ,pokrenuli cjelu jna i snimaj laži,prtzanija je bila nebitna u ratu samo bježali strvinari savezničkih pobjeda
We have a promotion of fashist (ustashas) and antifashist (chetnics) classified by US Congres (general Mihajlovic commander of Yugoslav Royal Army and leader of so called chetnics has been decorated by Congres Medal of HONOR).
Antifašisti četnici ... :)
Kakva propaganda zbog par spašenih američkih pilota i normalno skupljanja naci šljama u SAD-u zbog interesa.
Chetnics = murderers of innocent people, perpetrators of ethnic cleansing, bearded drunken fools!
@@pedjaalbijanic7259👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇷🇸🇷🇺🏴☠️❤️🌿.
Sarajevo during second ww was safe heaven for dozens of thousands Bosniaks from east Bosnia who were able to survive and run away from genocide committed by Serbs nationalist. European jews and Bosnian Muslims were only ethnic groups in Europe to loose 6% of their population.
Don't forget to mention serbian puppet leader who reported to Hitler in 1941 to be first state in Europe to be free of Jews.
Serbs in Bosnia and Croatia lost much more then 6%. Don’t forget to mention the whole picture. My friend.
@@RobertTomas-ow4fhNo, chetniks(serbian fascists) killed thousands and thousands of Bosniak civilians in eastern Bosnia during ww2, just this information was relatively unknown. That part of Bosnia also had a mass campign of genocide and ethnic cleansing of the Bosniaks in the 90ies as well. Srebrenica is also in eastern Bosnia.
Zasto ovaj bradonja stavlja kad kaze Sarajevo akcent na trecem slogu. Prestanite se ulagivati Zapad i izgovarajte Sarajevo na bosanski nacin a ne NATO engleski. Uzasno je iritantan. I kod prezimena Luburic nikad nije akcent na drugom slovu
Ok.