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Nicole and Roberto

Nicole and Roberto

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Nobody Told Us Bosnia Is Like This

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Travel Documentary Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo & Republika Srpska. 🇧🇦 Experience the BALKANS LIKE NEVER BEFORE on this journey through Bosnia and Herzegovina – Europe's most divided country with an uncertain future, where different ethnic groups (Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs) live in a fragile coexistence. Join us as we discover this beautiful country of contrasts, nestled in the heart of the Balkans, bordered by Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.

i hope all Bosnian people will find the inner peace they deserve no matter of their religion, with love from Pakistani. Ameen!

— @jinx69420

As we travel across the divided country, from the Federation to the Republika Srpska, we encounter a tapestry of cultures, religions and breathtaking natural beauty, though still scarred by the Bosnian war of the 1990s.

Our journey begins in Sarajevo, a city where East meets West with a unique blend of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Yugoslav heritage. Wander through the bustling Baščaršija bazaar, inhale the aroma of Bosnian coffee and marvel at the contrast of the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque and the Sacred Heart Cathedral side by side. Stand on the Latin Bridge, where a single shot ignited World War I, and explore the haunting remnants of the 1984 Winter Olympics.

Die KI Stimme nervt

— @harorich

We also travel through Bosnia's Republic of Srpska, capturing the beauty of Serb villages and landscapes. Come with us to Pale, a symbol of Republika Srpska's Serb identity. Located just a few kilometers from Sarajevo, the town is a stark contrast to the predominantly Muslim character of the capital. Serbian flags line the streets, while the Bosnian and Herzegovinian flag is absent, highlighting the country's divided identity.

In Srebrenica, we witness the Srebrenica Memorial and Cemetery, a reminder of the 1995 genocide, a chapter Bosnia will never forget and which shook the world!

4:45 my name is nermin 😂

— @NirmenYawer

Get an unfiltered look at a country shaped by conflict, yet full of (tourist) POTENTIAL! Gain unique insights into a divided nation that is STILL WRITING ITS DESTINY!

00:00 Intro

I was born in Bosnia and spent a number of years in Sarajevo. Exposure to other cultures, through my family background, and later, through travels, have kept certain balance during my "formative years". You Nicole don't really know or understand Sarajevo; your "report" is good for some superficial, touristy brochure. The principal value of the city of Sarajevo, its multiculturalism and, derived from it, its cosmopolitanism, has been eradicated after 1995. Today the "Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina" is not any kind of federation; it's the strongest foothold of the Islamic push into Europe, maintained under the veneer (for the tourists like you) of Europeanism while lavishly financed by Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, ... . On the surface it's a peaceful, democratic society while in fact it has been a very active area of "silent ethnic cleansing", already for decades. The result is what we have today: most of non-Muslims have been expelled (retired, moved, degraded,..., or just emigrated out of the country). The strong and influential Jewish population was pushed away or emigrated. Since 1492 Sarajevo used to be one of the strongest centers of Jewish Sephardim culture in the world, through museums and libraries (the Haggadah scriptures), and by the Ladino language spoken on the streets and markets. In another example, a number of villages south of Sarajevo, Serbian/Orthodox for centuries, have been cleansed and the original population was replaced by imports from Yemen. (For the last 40 years the European Union and the USA administrations have seemingly been oblivious to these facts.) Now, the Yemeni people, brought in from another part of the world and from a cultural background hailing back to the 7th century are the "true Bosniaks" - I and my family (all born in Sarajevo) are not, anymore - and the strong constituents consolidating the Bosniak government position in the application for the European Union membership. Shall not be, ever.

— @predrag-peterilich900

01:53 Sarajevo First Impressions (Viewpoint)

02:44 City Hall & Latin Bridge (World War I)

What’s with the thumbnail?

— @12thhouse4thhousevibes

03:22 Sarajevo Old Town (Baščaršija Bazaar)

03:35 Interview with Locals (Bosnian War)

❤🇧🇦♥️

— @trieste67

07:22 Muslim Traditions (Sebilj Fountain, Coffeehouses, Mosques, Visitors)

09:25 Gazi Husrev-bey Mosque (Bosnia's Largest Mosque)

Nista protiv 😅Doktor je Tito bijo bije Niko turski prico svi smo jedan bili ... Na ja .... Sta reci ....nista POZ

— @luisefrankluise8173

10:29 Sacred Heart Cathedral

10:29 Daily Life

❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

— @maracvetkovic8172

11:40 New Sarajevo

12:05 Remnants of Yugoslavia (Sarajevo Winter Olympics)

Ich bin Deutscher und habe nur freundliche Bosnier kennengelernt. Lasst euch nicht spalten 🇩🇪🫱🏻‍🫲🏼🇧🇦

— @manuelwerner1546

13:33 Eternal Flame Memorial

14:27 Traditional Bosnian Music

🇨🇵🇧🇦👰‍♂️👗🥀👄👄☝️☝️📻🔊🔊🔊🤵‍♂️👋👋🇦🇱🇧🇦👄👄🤔🤔

— @jasminhuskic3165

15:34 Traditional Bosnian Food

15:51 Ćevabdžinica (Balkan Sausages)

🇧🇦🇷🇸👋🫶🏼🫶🏼🥀👗👰‍♂️☝️🤵‍♂️🤩🤩🤩🤩🔊🔊🎤🎸🇨🇵🇦🇱🇧🇦

— @jasminhuskic3165

16:05 Sarajevo Nightlife

17:19 Republic of Srpska (Serb Territory)

Mama's Maryamst

— @farid.Adchich8543

17:33 Serb Village Vlasenica

18:00 Srebrenica (Genocide Memorial & Cemetery)

Falstiene land FREE is word free

— @farid.Adchich8543

21:55 Republic of Srpska (Mountains)

22:14 Serb Town Pale

VIVE LA SERBIE ❤

— @Nico-u9e3g

23:17 Serb Dinner in Pale

23:41 Trebević Mountain

C'EST TOUJOURS PAREIL, PAR OÙ LES MUSULMANS PASSENT, ILS FOUTENT LA 💩 !

— @Nico-u9e3g

24:08 Olympic Bobsleigh Track

24:57 Čolina Kapa Observatory & Viewpoint

I am a Bosnian Muslim, and no, Turks are not our brothers. Only uneducated Bosnians say that because the media often portrays Turkey as if it "helped" us during the war in the 1990s. What many Bosnians forget is that we were also persecuted because the Ottomans forced Bosnians to convert to Islam.
I love my religion, Islam, and I do not like connecting it with the Turks, because this beautiful religion does not belong to Turkey—it belongs to all people around the world. But that is how I see this part of our history.
During the Ottoman Empire, the Turks killed thousands upon thousands of Bosnians, just as, in my view, their Serbian brothers did. Serbs have Turkish DNA, which is why they are genetically disturbed—just like the Turks.
The Ottomans first killed thousands of Bosnians, massacred them, plundered the country, and sent all the peoples of what is now the former Yugoslavia (Bosnians, Serbs, Croats, and others) to fight and die for the Ottoman Empire. Those who refused were killed on the spot. They also took our children away.
In agreement with the West, two million Yugoslavs (Slavic Muslims of Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Macedonian origin who had converted to Islam) were expelled to Turkey so that Turkey could increase a particular segment of its population. Today, many of those people are called "Bosniaks" there, even though not all of them came from Bosnia but from across the former Yugoslavia.
Later, during the Austro-Hungarian period, the Austrians also killed and plundered thousands of Bosnians and Croats, and so the suffering continued.
My poor Bosnia—there is hardly anyone who has not killed us or caused us suffering.

— @slavenskadusa

26:22 Conclusion & Drones Sarajevo

28:14 Extra Outtakes

Während des Osmanischen Reiches haben Türken ebenfalls Tausende und Abertausende Bosnier getötet, genauso wie ihre Brüder, die Serben. Die Serben haben türkische DNA, deshalb sind sie genetisch gestört – genauso wie die Türken.
Zuerst haben die Türken Tausende Bosnier getötet, abgeschlachtet, das Land ausgeplündert und alle Jugoslawen (Bosnier, Serben, Kroaten usw.) in den Krieg geschickt, damit sie für die Türken kämpfen und sterben. Denn wenn sie nicht gegangen wären, wären sie an Ort und Stelle getötet worden. Sie haben uns unsere Kinder weggenommen.
In Absprache mit dem Westen wurden zwei Millionen Jugoslawen (slawische Menschen – bosnische, serbische, kroatische, montenegrinische und mazedonische konvertierte Muslime) in die Türkei vertrieben, damit die Türken eine bestimmte Bevölkerungsgruppe bekamen.
Danach haben die Österreicher Tausende Bosnier und Kroaten getötet, ausgeplündert … und so weiter.
Meine arme Bosnien – es gibt kaum jemanden, der uns nicht getötet oder uns Leid zugefügt hat.
Ich als bosnische Muslimin hasse Türken.

— @slavenskadusa

What are your thoughts on Bosnia & Herzegovina and this video? Share in the comments below!

Thank you for your time and for watching!

I love your film-making. Love to you and all of your viewers from Colorado in the U.S.A!

— @RogerMillerInVA

With love and gratitude,

Nicole & Roberto

KI Roberto und Nicole, oder besser gesagt: KI Islam. Hier waren die Osmanen die Aggressoren und Völkermörder, und in den 90er Jahren übernahmen die Mudschahedin und Tschetniks die Macht, darüber spricht diese künstliche Intelligenz nicht.

— @Patriot_1995

Book Tip: Nermin Bošnjak, a local historian whose book "Unbreakable" offers raw insights into survival during the Bosnian war.

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Why is your cover photo making Bosnia look like it's part of the Middle East? Also, it's quite misleading. Bosnia is part of Europe and Bosnians are white Europeans.

Also quite a nice percent of niqabis in the video are turists just like you.

8:48 Thats a Turkish song by a Turkish guy, it has nothing to do, literally nothing with Bosnian or Bosnian Ottoman heritage.

11:17 You're not really bright, are you ? The Ottoman invasion does not explain the Turkish music you encountered in some parts of Sarajevo. Turkish language is not even spoken in Bosnia. Bosnia's Ottoman heritage is mostly in Bosnian language and it is localized. Those Turkish guys you see on the streets are either tourists or people who came there a few years ago. Turks are the biggest minority group in Germany as well, that doesnt make Germany suddenly Turkish or Ottoman.

For the end let me tell you one more thing mam, for you to learn more about authentic Bosniak culture you should have went to the smaller towns due to Sarajevo being overcrowded with Arab/Turkish and other tourists, that is NOT BOSNIAK CULTURE, just like you did when you were visiting Serbian parts and thinking thats totally different and authentic culture. Well firstly thats not totally different, its just that you havent even seen the authentic Bosniak culture of smaller towns and villages.

— @infidelbro6635

#bosnia #bosniaandherzegovina #bosnian #sarajevo #travel #documentary #balkans #bosna #bosnaihercegovina

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Isto kao kad dođeš u Afganistan, vratili se jedno stoljeće unatrag

— @Škorpija-b5w

👩🏼🧔🏻 WHO ARE WE?

Hello! We're Nicole from Austria/Germany and Roberto from Switzerland/Italy. We believe that traveling is more than just sightseeing! When we travel, we look for spontaneous and AUTHENTIC ENCOUNTERS with the LOCAL LIFE (and people of all backgrounds) in other cultures, the country (nature, villages, cities) and the food. Our travels are about uncovering the REAL & UNSCRIPTED LIFE in each destination, with all its sunny & shady sides! We try to find out what really makes each country unique, beyond the postcard-perfect images.

Thank you for being with us on this journey – we couldn't do it without you!

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Svuda se sunce rađa i lijepa svaka je zemlja.
Kao što je Bosna moja
na svijetu ljepše nema ❤

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We danced together. We samog together.I am from Croatia,but was in Berlin from small on. What really happened is,that the Brotherhood im Jugoslavija was a copy od 1of God. Without his blessings nothing beautyful stays!!! (Like mariage).

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Ohhh great though you are from Switzerland applausing Bosnia 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

— @SKM0786

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de restisr-turkse vpropaganda

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Bosnie is , een turkse enclave die vol met turken zit die daar niet thuis horenmaar in turkeien

@anijsten4044
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äähm, die verschiedenen Audiotracks? ist das wirklich immer die gleiche stimme einer frau die so viel sprachen spricht oder durch ki übersetzt und ausgesprochen??

@antomarcinkovic4147
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Read history one ethnic background Slavs some of them changed religion to avoid taxes from the Othman's others went Catholic to be in the pope's protection also read about the idea of panbalkana then you will realise who started the war and why then you eill find about Palestinian s killing people from both religions read lady read will be good for you

@ΔΕΛΕΓΚΟΣΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ
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BOSNO MOJA DIVNA Lijwpa i naj Ljepsa ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉

@halidajugovic
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Thank you for this video! It was wonderful! I wish you all the best!

@WilliamThomson-qi3go
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My sweet home Bosnia 🇧🇦 ❤ I miss you so much

@ZuhdijaMuric
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The Leadership of the Global Olympic Network also failed the instruments once used.
Blessed Yugoslavia
Amen
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@mr.memedovski5976
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I love Bosnia but I am christian

@ArteonTV_202
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Thats statistic are no right BOSNJAKS MUSLIM 70% other serb 15% Cro 1.5% and others

@semirmanjura136
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Most of the People Who lost their lives were muslims.

@mohs-r5v
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Can someone make reportage without talking,ing about a war 1992g ? Just about tourism.

@GordanaBudincic
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Before war was 4,5 milion people

@GordanaBudincic
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Long live Bosnian Kingdom ⚜️🇧🇦⚜️

@axame-ms
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Thank you.

@zijadbajramovic8822
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Salam alikum de France🙏j'ai bien aimé, dommage trop court ,c'est pas grave car je compte y aller, est peut être pour m'y installer, je le sens très proche des bosniacs musulman, j'ai très bien connu cette malheureuse époque, 🤲🏻🇧🇦

@Zacharia04
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Sehr schönes Land mit vielen verschiedenen Kulturen

@VukUtudjini
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Bosna☪️☝️⚜️

@JaleKajevic
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Bosna je predivna zemlja 🇧🇦 a bosanski ljudi najbolji na svijetu ❤

@KonačnoBudan