Dubrovnik: Croatia's Obscure Christian History

The iconic walled city of Dubrovnik has always been a popular tourist destination along the Croatian coast, but never more so than today. The shooting location for the TV series "Game of Thrones" attracts multitudes, but, for some, the Obscure Christian History holds even greater fascination.
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CREDIT IS GIVEN TO THE FOLLOWING:
Dubrovnik in 4K. 2016 - Cities in 4K
Travel Dubrovnik in a Flash - Drone Aerial Videos - Expediasea
How Dubrovnik Became a Tourist Hotspot Nearly 30 Years After it Was Sieged - ITV News
From Dubrovnik to King's Landing, Part 1 - Flo Pictures
From Dubrovnik to King's Landing, Part 2 - Flo Pictures
Dubrovnik Croatia Aerial Drone 4K - Wonderliv Travel
Has Tourism Killed Dubrovnik? - The Telegraph
Dubrovnik Celebrates the Feast of Saint Blaise, Who is Said to have Saved the City Centuries Ago - Euronews
Dubrovnik 1991: Targeting Monuments - Sense Center
Balkan War/War in Croatia/War in Yugoslavia/British Mercenaries/This Week/1992 - Thames TV
Top News Story July 2 1991 Yugoslavia and the Ten-Day War - Sterling Rutherford
The Venetian Arsenal: From City-State to World Power - History Uncovered
Vikings - Attack on Paris, Climbing the Walls 3x8 - TheVikingSquirrel
Game of Thrones 7x03, The Unsullied Attack Casterly Rock - Happy TV
The walled city of Dubrovnik in Croatia has long been a favorite tourist destination, but never more so that today. The TV series "Game of Thrones", which shot its locations in the city for several years, put the city on the map for many visitors. But, for some, exploring the old city's Christian history holds equal fascination.
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WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE AND CREDIT THE FOLLOWING:
A Day in the Life of a Spanish Inquisitor - Weird History
Rab Concentration Camp, July 27, 1942-September 8, 1943 - Institute APIS
Walking in Dubrovnik/Croatia Pile Gate to Old Port - POPtravel
Christopher Columbus - The Discovery of America and What Happened After - Native American History
Bus from Split to Dubrovnik Croatia 2022 - VirtCam
Golden Light of Dubrovnik Croatia/ Aerial DJI Drone Cinematic Short Film - Christin Necker
The Entire History of Ottoman Empire Explained in 7 Minutes - Simply Explained
Battle of Calugareni (23 August, 1595) - Wallachia vs Ottoman Empire - MustBeFunny
The Diabolical Persecution of the Jewish People Throughout History - A Day in History
Attack on Dubrovnik: 30,000 JNA Soldiers vs 700 Cro Soldiers - TheBooksofKnjige
Dubrovnik 1991: Targeting Monuments - Sense Centar
Antisemitism in the Middle Ages - Yad Vashem
Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia: a Very Cold War Funeral - NewsReel History
Top News Story, July 2, 1991 Yugoslavia and the Ten-Day War - ABC World News Tonight
Mass Grave found in Bosnia - Clamorworld (CC BY-4.0 Int'l)
Ship Horn/Sound Effect - Sound Diary - Free Sound Effects
Srd Hill and Cable Car - Kopsahl (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Jesuit Church of St. Ignatius - by Gerhard Huber (CC BY-NC + Edu)
Dominican Monastery - by Gerhard Huber (CC BY-NC + Edu)
Church of St. Blaise - by Gerhard Huber (CC BY-NC + Edu)
Onofrio's Fountain - by Gerhard Huber (CC BY-NC + Edu)
The Walls - by Gerhard Huber (CC BY-NC + Edu)
Sponza Palace, July 2016 - by Gerhard Huber (CC BY-NC + Edu)
Sephardic Jews in Washington - HistoryLink.org
U.S. Marines Captured Yugoslav Soldiers - Sgt Craig J. Shell, U.S. Marine Corp (own work), (CC BY 4.0)
Flag in Wind sound effect - Everyday Cinematic Sounds
Statue of Saint Blaise above church - Lawrence OP (CC BY-NC) via Flickr
Saint Blaise Statue facing Sea - by Bernard Gagnon (CC BY-SA 2.5)

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  • @mmklassen
    @mmklassen Жыл бұрын

    Thank you Mark for this informative and entertaining review. I have a girlfriend from church from Croatia and I think she will enjoy seeing this.

  • @venessamaxwell8105
    @venessamaxwell8105 Жыл бұрын

    So very cool. Thanks for the tour. My family was Ashkenazi Jews in Sub Carpathian, Ukraine (formerly before 1919 Austria-Hungarian Empire) They all left before the slaughter of most Jews in that area. The Balkans fascinate me so. I plan to visit in 2024! I loved your Albanian tour as well. I hope to make Albania my home base at some point.

  • @videoparables

    @videoparables

    Жыл бұрын

    I'm pleased that you enjoyed the videos. There are many more available. You may wish to visit our website videoparables.org which lists many more videos than the KZread channel. All the videos on the website are linked to KZread, so you can watch them directly from our website. God bless.

  • @fiditenemini2452

    @fiditenemini2452

    2 ай бұрын

    My family migrated in 19th century from western Ukraine to a small town in Backa part of the Monarchy. During ww2 majority of Jews in town were taken to camps by the germans. Some survived The War... and in 1956! Communist government confiscated their/our property, executed some, and deported the rest. 294 families perished.

  • @kennethyee5281
    @kennethyee5281 Жыл бұрын

    Quite a sweeping coverage. I like the message.

  • @thomaschu1228
    @thomaschu1228 Жыл бұрын

    I'll add this country to the list of countries I need to visit.

  • @Lucidarius
    @Lucidarius7 ай бұрын

    firt time mentioned ib the entient times of Dionisius. one of the oldet laws and one of the best diplomacies ever (jut Republi of Venice was more advanced).... The list of acheveemts is neverending (in european measures, not regional or local) Great parallel with the series :)

  • @mati261000
    @mati2610007 ай бұрын

    Itś their love for their fellow humans that distinguished the true Christian Church. ¨Love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength, and love your neighbor as yourself.¨ Jesus Christ ✝

  • @thegreenself
    @thegreenself Жыл бұрын

    Chatholic history

  • @venessamaxwell8105

    @venessamaxwell8105

    Жыл бұрын

    Orthodox Christian, eastern orthodoxy, Catholicism Islam! I believe the Albanians are very flexible people with the most amazing language and unique identity. I applaud them for all they endured ;everything they’ve been through. I hope to see them continue to thrive and grow as a new country for freedom loving people. Prayers for peace, everywhere.

  • @skin4700
    @skin47002 ай бұрын

    The orthodox countrys had been conquered for 600 years by the turks. And the turks stoped where croatia started. So tell how have they been more successful in the battle.

  • @videoparables

    @videoparables

    2 ай бұрын

    Good question. I would assume that the Venetian navy, which was powerful between the 15th and 18th Centuries, created enough problems to keep the Turks in check.

  • @skin4700

    @skin4700

    2 ай бұрын

    @@videoparables its much deeper than just that. It is true venice and its trading ways helped slow down the turks. But it was the Kaisers idea to put a military front in croatia. Antemurale christianitanis was our title as the defender of europe.

  • @videoparables

    @videoparables

    2 ай бұрын

    @@skin4700 Thanks for the information. I will have to research that.

  • @fiditenemini2452

    @fiditenemini2452

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@videoparables Dubrovnik (Latin - Ragusa) did not just became Croatian territory recently...it was always Croatian - "Last port in Croatian kingdom" wrote famous Arab geographer and traveller in 11th century, just like English and German sources did throughout middle ages. Dubrovnik gave the Ottomans city of Neum just to create a buffer towards Venetians... why? start with wiki article "Siege of Zara" to see what kind of "republic" they were. I'm sorry but i stopped watching after "religious division played role in future conflict". "Conflict" had nothing to do with religion, or some other excuse...certain eastern land-locked country just wanted to have sea access, simple as that.