Привет! so One fantastic fact you did not know about Belgrade. There is still dinosaurs living here in this fantastic city. As you can see it's the Triceratops in his life form. You can hear it. And there is the Trichodosaurus rex. And there is two fighting yes very good and a brachiosaurus he's just only eating leaves we love dinosaurs here on this channel with julian ehrenreich yeah it's because of our cultural exchange in a new european country new European country and so we make a fun mockumentary in English in Austrian English I believe and also sometimes you will hear some idiom from our country because we also love our nation and sometimes Austria comes through Продолжение следует... I'm playing the Serbian folk. It's good. Because you know, a little difference. I'm sorry, I speak English a little bit. No, it's good. You too. You speak English, you speak Serbian. International friendship is... Yeah, but... See that. In the time of history, you in the in the war times I'm from them yes yeah I'm not a famous part of but this is the part of our thing I'm my my soul is out you, but I'm not Balkan. Because our country is half-half. On the central, on the south, this is the Balkan. On the central, on the north, this is the Pannonian. And I'm the Pannonian. So we are from the same blood. Because my ancestors, they have been from Vojvodina. Yeah, well I'm from Vojvodina. I'm from south, from Vojvodina? Yeah, well I'm from Vojvodina, I'm from south of Vojvodina, from Zemun. Fantastic. Yeah, you know, Elgin Savoyski, Austrian king, is a real learning school, you know, we have a friendship, you know, I love Austria. I love Serbia! You're a great guy. Yeah. Check him out if you're going to the fortress. Welcome, welcome. Welcome to Serbia. Glory to God. We wish you all the best. Thank you, my friend. Thank you so much. What did we learn today? We learned about friendship, of the friendship between two folks, the Austrians and the Serbians, inside the European continent and maybe one day inside the European Union. This is the famous climber, he's a mountaineer expert of the ancient times and he's also someone who watches the sheep as we can see on the stick. The stick is to kill the wolves. And you know, the Serbians and the Austrians, we have problems with wolves. But never mind the wolves, because our friendship is stronger. And this guy is a monument for friendship, handsomeness, and good beard culture. And what you will see next in this movie is maybe our first experience with Fritzersky Salon. It's a modern style barber of Belgrade. And I hope that after this journey, I will grow a beard like this great mountaineer, philosopher and mountain enthusiast with a big stick. So David is purchasing now some water from the bottle as we can also see here. here but for sure you can drink the tap water in Belgrade. Das ist ein sehr gute Qualität. New Standard. Akkermasjøn er slik at du slik solos akkermasjøn. Du ræv a. Du sjau at du sperr schon vor. Ich bin nicht der Mensch, der... Ich bin der Mensch, der... Here is a unique Ort in Belgrade. Alles was hier ist, ist einzigartig. Bis jetzt. Slavia Central Not Pučka Lipa Slavia Central, yes Milko loved to talk While we talked in all the European languages we forget them all We invented the language of friendship While driving Milko Fedas with Bosnian candle Belgrade Belgrade Belgrade auf der Straße 1 km Belgrade auf der Straße Top Top Fotografie Deutsches Parken in Belgrade So nicht Mit meinem Freund Milkoko so geht nicht parken so geht nicht katastrophe belgat best milko die parkobermeister hallo kollega katastrophe The city has graffiti and street art all over. But what we see here is an ultra-ultra group from Belgrade Red Star. It's the Blue Boys Belgrade. And there is football graffiti all over the world. Especially in Belgrade. These gang signs or group signs, they are from like the new wave, the new group of football enthusiasts. Yesterday we were at the match, it was fantastic. Das Spiel war fantastisch, aber man kann immer Fußballfans instrumentalisieren, wenn sie so enthusiastisch sind. Und manchmal kann man sie auch für schreckliche Dinge verwenden. An diesem neu entstandenen Hipster-Viertel erkennt man sehr gut, dass die neue arbeitende Mittelklasse aus Serbien jetzt bereit ist, auch wirklich die Lorbeeren zu ernten und mit Laptop zu arbeiten in hippen Lokalen. Und weil man ja eigentlich nichts mit den eigenen Händen schafft, macht man das Ganze auch gerne quasi im Baustellen-Flair. Mittendrin in Belgrad berichten für euch hier auf Radio B 138 und DorfTV David Hellenberger und Julian Ehrenreich. Dobre dan! Dear viewers and listeners on DorfGV and Radio B138, this is our trip to Belgrade on the international friendship mission between Austria, the Balkans and Serbia. Come with me. Come with me and explore this landmark. When you enter the city from the west, from the airport especially, you will see this landmark here. In the next year it will be renovated and it needs some kind of makeover as you can see. What I mean is, there is that kitchen. The tower is 117 meters high and it was 42 years the highest tower in Belgrade and it's an important thing for the Belgradians There is wind all over but it should resemble a gate So we are in the district of Novi Beograd and it is an economy district and the district was built in the Soviet times of 1970, the communist era of Belgrade and it is still a thriving quarter of Belgrade. This is like a modern art installation designed by Davide Migajdovic. It's contemporary art and it's only like pop art art. Unfortunately for you viewers and listeners the building is closed maybe due to renovation. In the inside there is going on some kind of art show they are filming because maybe this morbid charm is very interesting for artsy hipster people all around the world. We from the International Friendship Mission between Austria and Serbia hope that this tower will bring a better life quality for the people living inside and also the cultivation of this cultural landmark because it's a great building it has an interesting architectural structure and we hope that in the year 2027 maybe when Belgrade faces its big expo that we come here back again and see the whole tower because up there should also be a restaurant and it would be interesting to see the connections between the two towers like to do the connection between east and the west this mockumentary was produced with the digital resources of the People's Republic of China, namely with the AppCapCut. They have all the data now. The friendship between China and Serbia, which is soaked in blood that the two peoples spilled together, has become a joint memory of the two peoples and will encourage both parties to make together huge steps forward president xi jinping will there be a bright marxistic leninistic orthodox turbo capitalistic future of friendship between austria serbia and china we have no freaking clue watch part three of our journey to Belgrade on our international friendship mission. So this is Russia Today with Julian Ehrenreich and the correspondent for this fantastic news office. Have some fun in Serbia. The podcast.rs team does a great job. Check them out. When we became friends with Giovanna, Dejan, Vladimir, and the whole crew, they even came to visit us in Austria two months later. So there we see the first metro station in Belgrade. It was designed in the late 1600s and then they forgot that there was no metro system. But they also did the tunnels and you can also use the tunnels for the dissidents. Special treatment for independent journalists and cameramen with sausage fingers. From left wing to right wing, there were many people incarcerated here in this special location. Believe me or do the fact check online or go to Belgrade and find out yourself. On stupidity.com Go to stupidity.com slash rs and find out yourself. I'm going to eat a lot of okay dear listeners dear viewers especially on radio b138 and DORF TV. We have in the background a great view. Top! Top! A top view. Greetings to our special taxi driver, Milos. If you travel the city, bring some good shoes if you travel to Belgrade city. Behind me we see the Belgrade waterfront. It is, I think we can see all around the Danube cities to bring new districts and new buildings. Problem is who is gonna live there, how much are the living expenses in the beautiful new buildings, how good are the buildings, where is the money going and where is the money going back to society. So we are here in the famous fortress of Serbia, Belgrade Fortress. It has a different name I just forgot. There is a lot of history and military history going around and it's basically beautiful because you see the Danube and the Sava River and the brown mixes with the blue in the background we have all the brutalistic buildings from the communist era which also faced the green. there's a lot of green in the city and some minutes ago i had a really nice conversation with a young educated taxi driver and i asked him what was the hottest day in belgrade so far and he told me it is between 44 and 48 degrees in summer. It was the last summer where they had these top degrees. And you know, as the city develops, it needs to use its green corridors, it uses its rivers to bring a good wind flow and water flow to the city and Belgrade is a place where all this can happen where we can maybe experience a city of the future which works very good and smart with climate change Where was it? Where was it? I don't see it Maybe it was right there Den sehe ich nicht. Vielleicht war der schon im Auto. Ja, das war die Watchtower und ich denke, dass sie nicht mehr hier ist. Aber auf diesem Display können wir die Tower sehen, die die Guardian-Mitglieder im Hintergrund hatte. Leben am Limit. In the background the famous Victor monument it's a monument for the winners they were victorious and in the background you see the red and blue colors what we don't see is the white and red blue white are the three colors of the pan-slavic colors. So all the post Yugoslavian countries, all the Slavic countries use the red, the blue and the white in their flags. There is some special things, for example Ukraine, which is a Slavic country, it has different colors. But you will find the colors everywhere and you will find in this very nationalistic country also a lot of flags especially with the boulevards when you drive in the city you will not forget that you are in Serbia and you will have to bring your recommendation and your respect to the national flags. Du kan se den kvart smukke kvinde i stedet for at kigge på de kvinde. Du kan se den kvinde i stedet for at kigge på de kvinde. Du kan se den kvinde i stedet for at kigge på de kvinde. Du kan se den kvinde i stedet for at kigge på de kvinde. Du kan se den kvinde i stedet for at kigge på de kvinde. Du kan se den kvinde i stedet for at kigge på de kvinde. In fact, we won't believe that they are so beautiful and rich. And also for the snacks on our journey. It's very important. Cheers! Dear listeners and viewers on Dwarf TV and Radio B138, welcome aboard our trip to Belgrade. We show you the strange places, the beautiful, the wild places, but also those places. And there especially we can see it's also wildlife going here in the city. Especially we can see it's also wildlife growing here in the city. I think it's either wildlife or cereals for breakfast. So come with us to explore the beautiful city of Belgrade. ស្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល់ពីប្រូវតែល Der er en smuk træ, som vi har her i springen. Das ist der Da ist ein wunderschöner Blütenbaum, als wir hier im Frühjahr sind. In der ganzen Stadt wird man einige grüne, grüne Räume sehen und auch David, der sich in der riesigen Schönheit der Natur Belgrade genießt. Top! This city is so beautiful. In ugly beautiful Belgrade there is spots like this which make us really happy because it's the modern world the gas and the fuel and also the flowers of the garden even And if you want to see some contemporary, come with me! And if you want to see some Contemporary Art, it is here for you, just to see in Weltmarschlin. Det er her for dig bare for at se en vandmatine. David, you have to slow down a little bit. Belgrade was the first city in Europe which got bombed. 1919 I think. And it was the last city in Europe. In 1999 it got bombed because of the US and bombardment of Belgrade. Nowadays we are facing a next war in the outskirts of Europe in the middle of our continent. Let's hope that we don't see those things again soon here. Let's have them in this outside museum as a monument against war. There is a display of I think World War I tanks and also some cannons with long shafts. Very very long shafts for sure as we are in Serbia. So there is the famous cannon, big Berthovich. You're not allowed to ride it because David tried to ride it and he got busted by the police and brought to the cellar we experienced before and there he's facing his near death because he likes to live on the limit. Come with me. This is the famous speaking corner of Belgrade and this nice handsome guy he's speaking to his auditority. What are you talking about my friend? I don't know, I just fucking close my brain also. Ask him, Benerut. I'm always talking about my friend group. Yeah, because you're very nice young people from Belgrade. What are you doing in the city? What magst du? Spielst du heute Chess? Nein, wir trinken. Wir spielen Chess mit Bier. Das ist ein schöner Sport, den wir auch in Österreich machen. Oh, wirklich? Oh, du bist aus Österreich? Wir sind aus Österreich. Hallo. Hallo. Hallo. Ich spreche Deutsch. Ich bin Julian. Hallo. Nur lustig genug sind die beiden Deutsche. Hallo. Servus. Grüß dich. Hallo. Nur lustig genug sind wir auch schon letztes Jahr da und dann sind wir nochmal hergekommen. Und was connectet euch im Internet? Also was ist euer Friendship Connection? Games? Ich weiß gar nicht, woher ihr andere kennt, aber wir waren einfach hier in der Stadt und haben uns vorhin getroffen. Fantastisch! Es ist eine tolle Geschichte über Freundschaft und einen cross-kulturellen Zusammenhang. story about friendship and the cross cultural exchange and big love to you guys thank you to meeting you have fun with the beer chest Субтитры сделал DimaTorzok I have this crazy walk of some fashionable items you can find in this great place in Belgrade. I wanna see it. Something for the mama. There is all the famous people from Belgrade in all their colors, forms and genders. And this one invented the car, famous car. He's a tough guy from the Silicon Valley. Still living. Awesome. living awesome Musik Ich war bis jetzt nicht so in der Welt. Logik! Muss man checken? Okay, also Biologe muss ich dich kurz fragen. Warum hören wir um halb zwei in der Früh, Moment, halb zwei in der Früh, oder zwei in der Früh, halb zwei, nicht ganz, warum hören wir um die Zeit eigentlich Vögel werden quasi nie schlafen. Die werden nie niert. Und drum pfeifen sie um halb zwei in die Früh. Und ehrlich gesagt, schaut euch mal die Gegend an. Wir würden erwarten, dass Vögel auf der Gegend auf Crystal Maps sind. Was? David, du musst jetzt durchhalten. Du bist ganz der Journalist. Du kannst nicht davor rein. Ich glaube mir halt meine Drogengeschichten. Ich glaube das sicher nicht, weil es gibt keinen Typen der weniger Erfahrung damit hat wie du. Stimmt, manchmal hast du es gehört. Aber wirklich, es ist schon eine heftige Gegend, wo wir jetzt gerade mit der Upper Class gefeiert haben. Die Party war vorbei. Plötzlich... Wow, f***! Da schläft einer! Komm, komm, komm, da schläft einer drin! In 1988, Goran Bredovic did not sing here. But as we hear, it has an interesting acoustics. So it's like an amphitheater. And you can use it maybe to sing, to come together, to discuss. As we know and we learned, the Serbian people are very intelligent people of good education, of great heart and they really love discussions and they really love like theatralistic talking, very much of drama and they love it very loud as we hear in this documentary about this beautiful city of Bedred. Oh strong boys yes strong boy Lukicevo We left Belgrade and drove to Lukicevo when Sigmund fell the town of my ancestors since 1700 In my imagination, based on my grandfather's stories, the little town looked like he always told me it didn't change much. It's crazy. I don't think there's much else in this world. Then suddenly I see my grandfather's house for the first time. Once a nice house for the new family, it had to be abandoned in 1944. My ancestors lived here since 1720. I come from a family of pioneers and refugees. 1720. I come from a family of pioneers and refugees. In the Vovo Dina somewhere in the Serbian Banat, there is this nice town. It gave me a sentimental feeling deep inside. Knowing that this soil was my ancestors' land not so long ago. But what should I expect? Hope or demand from Serbian land, people or government? They don't owe me anything. In the year 1944, a lot of my ancestors were forced to flee. They had to leave their motherland. They had to leave everything behind. Many of them were brought to concentration camps. Some starved to death. Some got killed. In Lukicevo, we found this gentleman called Dragan. He showed us the cemetery and a monument built by the Serbian people to not forget what happened here to the Donosvaban. On this cemetery lie so many loved ones, so many families, so many tragedies. This is for, this is, yes, thank you very much. Do you... what do you think? Who made this? The new Serbian inhabitants built a memorial for the Dona Schwaben. We shared history together. We were Drogon's guests. Everything seemed so peaceful. My grandfather always told me that violence can't be the answer to violence, and that revenge will always force revenge. So, I wish you a happy 2025, and I hope it's not the season of the rich. I hope that it's the future of the planetarians inside the EU, outside the EU and the whole world. War is shit. Fuck war. Don't do it. Let's make some love. I'm out. Outro Music Waiting in a car Waiting for a ride in the dark Like the city grows Look at the earth The night city grows Lucas the original