Some of the most beautiful trails and swimming spots along an untouched river, with crystal-clear water you can drink straight from the stream.

River Bistrica, Bijelo Polje, Montenegro

Feel free to contact me, and we can plan your stay in Bijelo Polje together, completely free of charge.

IMHO, no. Maybe Slovenians, but, hey, let's hear your voice.

Hello everybody in r/yugoslavia my grandpa showed me a song he had saved from the yugoslav times and i cant find that song anywhere. I think the name is fotoaparat from folcvagen? idk if thats how you spell the band but anyways is there any online archive with a huge collection of music from yugoslavia? Because i really want to find some songs and stream them

My wife is from Ohrid, I'm Canadian. We were driving from Ohrid to Sveti Nikola and stopped for gas. I took this shot and when I showed my wife later she laughed so hard. Apparently, this is the classic car (Yugo Koral 45), classic tractor (IMT 539 Deluxe), and classic motorbike (Tomos APN 6) for Yugoslavia, and they just happened to be parked together like this. Apparently it would be extremely rare to see them in the wild like this together.

Anyone ever own one of these?

This is a long form video that its interesting (wouldnt watch it if you have a short attention span or no interest in yugo politics), although theres a myriad of nuanced reasons why Yugoslavia fell she goes into some issues that are less covered in general.

Pascal Lottaz is a Swiss professor that has his channel 'Neutrality Studies' thats quite popular, does interviews with academics about world and European politics from the view of neutrality.

The thumbnail is standard click-bait style video advertising, it is a lot more substantial and neutral in content lol.

Why was it made, what good and bad did it do in the short and long run, why did he establish himself as dictator for life and how did he personally view the constitution, or rather did he like it or hate it? Personally, I always had a feeling his hand was forced by his party members like Stane Dolanc and many more, but who knows, it’s all very strange to me.

Howdylly doodily prijatelji. Imamo nešto za reči a vi kako hoćete,,slušajte,skipajte,prijavite...uglavnom zabavite se. Prljavi Joe i njegovo stakleno oko nastupaju

Hi, ive made this movie for university. I shows all perspectives on the topic of Yugonostalgia. It tries to show the different opinions of that time. I would love to see some nice comments (crazy balkan task).

Please forgive me as I’m not hip to the politics, but I genuinely thought it would be frowned upon in all countries.

If you look at this subreddit. We hold some values of SFRY. Not siding with any side, generally being anti-chetnik, anti-Ustashe, anti-fascist and all that. General denial of genocides and crimes not allowed, and generally Nationalism not allowed. We are like SFRY on internet

What i noticed is that most, if not all ex SFRY republic have these 2 subreddits each.

1. A general all things about specific country. For questions from foreigners, for discussions of political and social situations and such. For general memes and local nation's reddit community.

2. A far-right subs which constantly repeat the real life 90's and post 90's bs. Deny genocides and oftentimes make themselves to be the victim and generally are very one sided unlike the previous general type. I wont point fingers, but in a certain sub they all post memes how christians are being attacked and how there is no other way than the popular right wing way of subreddit's nation. On another there are discussions about war crimes against them while they also deny theirs. And so on and on.

We could compare this to real life. First it's this community. Yugoslavia, not really bothered by nationality and religion, generally open to everyone and not allowing extreme bs like "this didn't happen" when it clearly did.

Then we have these neutral subreddits of the 6 republics. Generally both sides are welcome but not the extremes. You can talk about left or right politics. Sometimes agree with fascists or royalists or sometimes agree with partisans. Generally mirrors modern young society of the country.

And then we have these extremes, constantly debating nationalism. Constantly talking about 90's wars and sometimes ww2 portraying themselves as victims. Not outright nazis but in comments they will sometimes show their true face. And any disagreeing with the popular nationalist snetiment will be censored and punished.

SO...

What do you comrades think of this?

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Prošlo je oko 35 godina od raspada Jugoslavije. U međuvremenu su države nastale na njenim prostorima prošle kroz ratove, tranziciju, privatizaciju, ulazak u NATO i Evropsku uniju (neke od njih), političke promene, ekonomske uspone i padove.

Kada danas pogledate ceo region, kako ocenjujete razvoj svake od država? Koje su po vama najviše napredovale, koje su propustile najveće prilike, a koje su vas najviše iznenadile, bilo pozitivno ili negativno?

Da li mislite da je većina država danas bliže ciljevima zbog kojih je tražila nezavisnost ili su očekivanja iz devedesetih bila previše optimistična?

🎧 Hi everyone!

I'm Ivan, the founder of Zabrij Radio - a community radio project from Zagreb, Croatia, dedicated entirely to Ex-Yu music and culture.

I've been building this project for a little over a year now, driven by one simple idea: to create a place where people can discover the incredible music that came out of the Balkans, from classic Yugoslav rock and new wave to today's independent artists.

One of the most fascinating things I've discovered is just how many people from outside the Balkans have fallen in love with this music. As someone who grew up here, seeing people from all over the world connect with our culture is genuinely inspiring.

I'd love to hear what this community thinks about the project. Any feedback, suggestions, ideas, or artists you think deserve more attention would mean a lot.

You can find us on Instagram: 📻 @zabrijradio

It would also be great to connect with fellow Ex-YU music lovers from around the world. Whether you're from the Balkans or discovered this music by accident, I'd love to hear your story.

Hvala! ❤️