One Serbian man liberates Krajina with one weird trick. Click to find out how!
Serbian crew of the improvised armored train βKrajina Expressβ, standing around an M18 Hellcat tank destroyer converted into the trainβs last wagon during the Croatian War of Independence, Croatia, c. 1991 - 1995 [400x560]
Serbian crew of the improvised armored train βKrajina Expressβ, standing around an M18 Hellcat tank destroyer converted into the trainβs last wagon during the Croatian War of Independence, Croatia, c. 1991-1995
War flag of the Republic of Serbian Krajina.
TV From Republic Of Serbian Krajina (1993) youtube.com/watch?v=UmdAJβ¦
Serbian armored train "Krajina Express", from the early 1990s. A WW2 surplus M-18 Hellcat was used.
"I was not born in Croatia. I was born in Krajina, it was a Serbian place. I describe myself as someone who was born in Serbia, in Dalmatia, but I feel like a Canadian because I spent many years there" - Milan Borjan, Red Star Belgrade goalkeeper. vecernji.hr/sport/junak-cβ¦
TIL the Krajina Express was one of the only armored trains used combat since the World War Two, playing a successful role in the Bosnian war by Serbians from 1991β1995. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraβ¦
The tragedy of Serbian Krajina: lessons for Donbass and Russia micetimes.asia/the-tragedβ¦
Did Nikola Tesla Unintentionally Detect Signals From Another Civilization? An eccentric genius and a man in every respect extraordinary was born on the night of 9/10 of July, 1856 in the Croatian village of Smiljan, a village near Gospic Lika, (the Krajina, a military district of Austro-Hungarian Em planet-today.com/2021/04/β¦
Republic of Serbian Krajina T-34-85 knocked out during the Battle of the Miljevci Plateau - June 1992 [album] imgur.com/a/whQbj
Croatiaβs Retaking of Serbian Krajina During Yugoslav War: An Example for Liberating Ukrainian Donbas? jamestown.org/programs/edβ¦
Did Nikola Tesla Unintentionally Detect Signals From Another Civilization? An eccentric genius and a man in every respect extraordinary was born on the night of 9/10 of July, 1856 in the Croatian village of Smiljan, a village near Gospic Lika, (the Krajina, a military district of Austro-Hungarian Em planet-today.com/2021/04/β¦
Croatian Serb separatists of the Republic of Serbian Krajina prepare and fire a MRLS against the joint Croatian and Bosnian Croat offensive at Dinara mountain [9/6/1995] youtube.com/watch?v=x8-p9β¦
TDIH: August 5th 1995: The Croatian Army took the city of Knin during Operation Storm, which brought an end to the Republic of Serbian Krajina en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vicβ¦
The "Krajina Ekspres" armored train used by the Serbian army during the Croatian War of Independence
Did Nikola Tesla Unintentionally Detect Signals From Another Civilization? An eccentric genius and a man in every respect extraordinary was born on the night of 9/10 of July, 1856 in the Croatian village of Smiljan, a village near Gospic Lika, (the Krajina, a military district of Austro-Hungarian Em planet-today.com/2021/04/β¦
"We are the Champions!", Republic of Serbian Krajina, early 1990s (breakup of Yugoslavia)
Two 50.000 Dinar Notes From Republika Srpska And Serbian Krajina Respectively!
The Serbian "Krajina Express," with M18 Hellcat strapped on imgur.com/a/lLhge
Russian-Serbian military exercises at the Serbian airbase Batainitsa. Part of the military exercises "Slavic Shield - 2021". October 2021 v.redd.it/j8ohmqrghtt71
Did the head of Serbian military intelligence, Colonel Dragutin DimitrijeviΔ (Apis) order the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914?
If so, how much did the Prime Minister, Nikola Pasic or other government officials know about the plot. Did they try and warn the Austrians?
Sidenote: I was reading the Encyclopaedia Britannica, which stated that he did order the assassination and that Pasic tried to warn the Austrians. I just wanted to know if the claims are true.
Serbian Orthodox priest and Vojvoda (military commander in the Herzegovina Uprising of 1875 - 1878), Bogdan ZimonjiΔ, with his sword and a firearm, in the region of the Condominium of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austro-Hungarian Empire, on January 21st, 1909. [450 x 715]
[EVENT] Serbian Krajina defeated - trials to come
>8 days ago, 221 Croatian soldiers paid their lives so that the greater good of their nation could live on without the civil war. We will not forget their sacrifice, but we must do all we can to ensure that there are fair trials for all of the rebels involved in the battle. Despite any negative feelings that we have towards rebels must be set aside in time to deal with the 2,179 rebels that we have arrested.
>Thank you for your time, and thank you, soldiers of Croatia, and to the ones that paid the ultimate price those 8 days ago.
>~KreΕ‘o Beljak
Croatia has also stated that they would be willing to help Bosnia & Herzegovina. If other countries are willing to put forward troops, artillery, and equipment, then they believe the rebellion could be set down in less than a year.
Kinda funny that maoists obsess over a fat weirdo while real socialists support Velasco, a strong military socialist who restructured his economy with the help of Serbian communist economists, and Castillo, a gigachad farmer with a cool hat who learned from the pink tide socialists before him reddit.com/gallery/pzgjx8
Serbian Armoured Train "Krajina Express" upload.wikimedia.org/wikiβ¦
serbian flag if pepsi kept its military status and controlled the world
Jaw-Dropping Show Of Military Force By Serbian Army In Live-Fire Exercise v.redd.it/z0t4xzx90wz61
Historians: 60% of the Serbian military died in World War I Serbs: Serbia stronk!!! v.redd.it/tjpn2fqln6v61
The Bektashi Tekke was destroyed by the Serbian military forces during the Kosovo War in 1999. Thousands of books, including fifty-eight manuscripts, were burned, as the whole structure was destroyed.
In 2007, Serbian Nationalists vandalized Bosniak Muslim Tombstones in the Log Pod Mangartom WW1 Military Graveyard. The fact that anyone can vandalize the resting places of fallen soldiers is utterly disgusting
My small collection of Serbian military and paramilitary patches. Most of them are from the Yugoslavi wars.
December 19, 1991. Rebel Serbs declare independence in Croatia's Krajina region, which comprised almost a third of the country.
Flag of Anatolia Krajina that I had made for alternate history project
