Serbia is located in the Center of the Balkans (Europe)
It's Capital is Belgrade
Serbian War History (ALL WITH ENGLISH SUBS):
Kosovo Heroes '99: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QMi-i5Y3Ag
Serbia in WWI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwh1S-pRF2A
Anthem for the life of Serbia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CREIZM4mJ4g
Serbia VS NATO '99 Truth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV2h4F1OglE
Battlefield '99: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRtDIsk0rkk
More Information about Serbia in WWI:
Serbia in WWI lost 30% of the population. 1.25 million from a total of 4.6 million. It is a precedent in the history of warfare.Serbia is among the few if not the only country in history not to have accepted an ultimatum.
On average (considering the population) Serbian sacrificed more than any other nation of the world in defeating the Central Powers in World War I,from which it never recovered.
Major Gavrilovic will be remembered for his speech he gave to his soldiers - defenders of Belgrade in 07.10.1915. at 14:30 pm, just before the infantry charge in which he was heavily wounded: "Soldiers! Heroes! The supreme command has erased our regiment from its records. Our regiment has been sacrificed for the honor of Belgrade and the Fatherland. Therefore, YOU NO LONGER HAVE TO WORRY FOR YOUR LIFES - THEY DO NOT EXIST ANYMORE. SO,FORWARD TO GLORY!FOR KING AND HOMELAND!Long live the king! Long live Serbia!"
Serbian victories in WWI amazed the world,even the enemys.
Probably the only such example in the world monument erected in honor of the brave Serbian soldiers of the enemy army:German commander Mackensen erected a monument to the Serbian soldiers who died defending Belgrade, saying, „We fought against an army that we have heard about only in fairy tales...
The real heroes and definitely bravest people in the world even at the time of death .. literally fight to the last man alive...
Austrian-Hungarians thought that another war wil destroy Serbia, unaware that it will be the last one for their Empire!
Retreat of the Serbian Army (November 1915 - January 1916), also known as "Serbian Golgotha through Albanian gorges" was carried out in the conditions of strong frost, hunger, fatigue, illness and almost every day battles against Bulgarians, Austria-Hungary and Albanians. Some 100,000 soldiers and refugees lost their lives during this legendary march-maneuver of the Serbian Army, which was compared by various historians with Napoleon's and Suvorovs crossing the Alps.