Visiting Tito's Grave & Private Blue Train (Plavi Voz)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Josip Broz Tito was a towering figure of the 20th century, a man whose influence is still felt and whose presence is missed across the former Yugoslavia. In Belgrade, I visited the Museum of Yugoslavia and House of Flowers where he is laid to rest. The next day, I was able to experience something life changing - being able to step aboard his private train where he wined and dined everyone from Haile Selassie to Queen Elizabeth II.
Very refreshing to see someone going to countries, knowing the things, and what he talk about, and being interested in understanding the real stuff.
Regards from Serbia.
TITO
Yu go man!
Love your videos bro, I went to Tito's musolioum bk in 2010 long time ago now. Is that an Osmo pocket one or two you are using for your videos, they are great quality. I'm a big fan of your work, keep it up 👍
Another great video I'm so pleased someone has put this on RUclips I went to Belgrade years ago and went to house of flowers but I was unable to find his train I was well gutted 😢
I really appreciate the comment! It's a DJI Pocket 2.
@@RevolutionaryRoads1984 Thanks man. Looking forward to videos from Albania and Bulgaria soon I would imagine. Ever Hoxa was very interesting and I have seen some interesting videos from where Todor Zhivkov use to live 👍
@@ukwupdates3509 The next country on this trip will be Bosnia and Herzegovina. I definitely do plan on making a separate trip to Albania, hopefully by the end of 2024.
@@RevolutionaryRoads1984 I was in Sarajevo from memory they had or you could see what was left of a Tito sign thing on a mountain. Can't wait, I actually don't know much about Bosnia during the Cold War period 👍
Hey man is that an Osmo pocket one or two your using? 👍
7:12 Outskirts? You cant call Rakovica outskirts.
Respect for reading up on history and not just telling he was a commie leader. My grandparents are also Jugo-Nostalgic, not so much because of socialism but because of the times they consider where better than what it is today. At least in Bosnia. People during that time didn't like Yugoslavia because of Socialism, but because of rule and order which not to often lacks in the troubled Balkans.
You’re there because central intelligence
What the hell does this mean? 🤣
@@RevolutionaryRoads1984 that means elon musk is the men
@@warrior6803 Thanks for the coherent reply. Suddenly it all makes sense.
@@RevolutionaryRoads1984 We have these wackos for export in our country 🤣 every North-American is a CIA officer to them.
Socialism for thee, luxury for the leader. Psychopaths the whole lot.
Exactly
What an ignorant comment. If you knew what this country was like before him, you wouldn't talk rubbish.
You just point the good and nostalgic stuff. The fact is that Yugoslavia had a much darker side. It was a Communist dictatorship that had taken hundreds of thousands of lives, many people had lost their property or were sentenced to jail in political processes or sent to the notorious Goli Otok (Bare Island). There was complete censorship, zero opposition, no free media, absolutely no citics was allowed... Tito's cult of personality was everywhere, his name and image were even protected by law until 1989... While his foreign policy was good, his internal policy was awful. It was basically a country designed to last for his lifetime. It took just 10 years after his death for everything to go to Hell. If the country was indeed that great, it should have survived. All Yugo-nostalgists should stop having this romantic and idealistic view of Yugoslavia. Maybe you should also make a video of the darker side of Yugoslavia. Only then would it be fair, to show both the good and the bad aspects of that country.
Yeah i do question that if Tito had formulated a successor it would have continued but inatead the disasterous idea that each republic would have a turn at it would never end well
Untrue and overblown opinion, clearly you don't know much about Yugoslavia and history in general
@@atomov shut it.
@lynussss Why? Is that how you imagine free speech?
@@atomov youd be the first to get a nice social visit from militia