I am not from Czech Republic or Slovakia. I am from the US, born in 1990, and this video brings tears to my eyes. Every day gets more and more confusing in my country....
i recognise part of bratislava now slovakia's official capital :) it is beautiful, i just returned from there. they had the anniversary of the revolution 17th november last thursday. they are still haunted by it, but at least their using the lessons for a brighter future. painful :(
Good to see the last convulsions of a government that already knows it has lost. I have visited the CSSR, and later CSR, syill later CZ from 1971 till 1995, and my hopes for the Czech people came out in 1989. You are not free of problems, but you are FREE! And stay that way!
i am proud to be Czech FUCK THE SOVIET UNION THEY KILL MY PEOPLE ALL OF THEM THEY BRING LIES OF CHANGE IN 1968 WHEN ONLY THEY BRING UNFAIR PAY FORCED SHARING OF PROPERTY AND GOVERMENT PURGES I AM ALSO GERMAN AND THE SOVIETS HAVE PAYED FOR THEIR EVIL CRIMES
That's not true. For your info: It has always been a shopping mall. It used to be called "Máj" before 1989, then KMart, then Tesco, and now it's "Máj" again, spelled "My" but pronounced the same as before 1989.
I remember when it was Kmart on through to Teskers. Máj huh? I'll have to check that out today...and don't get so uptight about shopping centres, relax.
ahh Sebastian England - Did you experience Prague on a bucks weekend? Did you drink plsner but wish it was lager? Did you wear your full England kit? Did you get in a fight?
@SebastianEngland hi sebastian! i also live in prague and im really intrigued to learn more about the velvet revolution! can u recomend any tour guides? or know of a good place to learn about it in prague???
tohle pro nas vse pripravili KGB hodne davno a studenty jen pouzili ..,stejne jako StB ..roztleskavace ,poburovace...pri tom pochodu 17.11.....proste bolsevici videli ,ze to nikam nespeje ,tak vse pripravili a pouzili k tomu Gorbacheva....za komancu si tak nakrast nemohli jako v prvnich letech nove republiky,i kuponova privatizace je z rad KGB/STB ...vse bylo jasne pripravene uz od roku 1985 ,zvlaste pak pri vojne v Afganistanu ,kdy bylo jasne,ze komunismus se neudrzi a RVHP bude mit problemy
Velvet revolution means no violence, I thought but there were violence by the green uniform police or militants I learned by this video. are they czech police or ussr police?
sietube2008 . . . The Velvet Revolution was not so called because of a lack of violence . . . but rather because not a single person was killed . . . an absolutely astounding fact when you consider the bloodshed during virtually all other revolutions! It was an amazing event in history . . . I lived in Czechoslovakia from early 1991 to 1994 . . . I miss it deeply.
I am not from Czech Republic or Slovakia. I am from the US, born in 1990, and this video brings tears to my eyes. Every day gets more and more confusing in my country....
These men and women are so brave.
ldl272 4 weeks ago
@ldl272 Yes important thing for you and your country is, never forget what does communism really means and what this system cost us.
streetway00 4 weeks ago
i recognise part of bratislava now slovakia's official capital :) it is beautiful, i just returned from there. they had the anniversary of the revolution 17th november last thursday. they are still haunted by it, but at least their using the lessons for a brighter future. painful :(
Eurafrican 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
At 3:05, the guy in the navy blue is my dad. :-)
Kami92392 5 months ago 6
the reality of totalitarian dictatorship - always the same; long live free czech and slovak republics
alexandanu 5 months ago
Good to see the last convulsions of a government that already knows it has lost. I have visited the CSSR, and later CSR, syill later CZ from 1971 till 1995, and my hopes for the Czech people came out in 1989. You are not free of problems, but you are FREE! And stay that way!
Klaasklinkert 5 months ago
i am proud to be Czech FUCK THE SOVIET UNION THEY KILL MY PEOPLE ALL OF THEM THEY BRING LIES OF CHANGE IN 1968 WHEN ONLY THEY BRING UNFAIR PAY FORCED SHARING OF PROPERTY AND GOVERMENT PURGES I AM ALSO GERMAN AND THE SOVIETS HAVE PAYED FOR THEIR EVIL CRIMES
devildogjosh1942 6 months ago 6
zajimalo by me, jestli tam mezi tema policajtama v zelenym, ale i v civilu, nekdo poznal sveho pribuzneho..znameho..souseda..
koleckosalamu 6 months ago
@koleckosalamu interesting I was just thinking the same thing
ldhorricks 2 months ago
sem rád, že sem v týhle době nežil
Kocicak326 8 months ago
The ILLUMINATI must be destroyed
hotello2009 11 months ago
czechoslovaks wanted to be free from Russian control Well, OK if you did want Russians, you will get Americans! Welcome to American zone!
mynameisdivel 1 year ago
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hotello2009 11 months ago
Czechs, I'm proud of you. Salute from Kaliningrad, Russia.
caxapable 1 year ago
@caxapable ..... they re no czech ....... they re czechoslovaks
jumis6 1 year ago
@jumis6 I've noted it after posting, of course czech and slovaks too, thanks.
caxapable 1 year ago
I hope those uniformed cunts die alone and unloved.
patjah 1 year ago
Brave people.
oclandestin 1 year ago 22
communist is like a nazi.
pavolpi 1 year ago 6
@pavolpi it's not "like" it's total some shit...
sullen309 1 year ago
well, I see fuckwad Prague cops haven't changed a bit. BTW, at ;58 that's now a TESCO haha.
SebastianEngland 2 years ago
That's not true. For your info: It has always been a shopping mall. It used to be called "Máj" before 1989, then KMart, then Tesco, and now it's "Máj" again, spelled "My" but pronounced the same as before 1989.
pesra2 2 years ago
I remember when it was Kmart on through to Teskers. Máj huh? I'll have to check that out today...and don't get so uptight about shopping centres, relax.
SebastianEngland 2 years ago
ahh Sebastian England - Did you experience Prague on a bucks weekend? Did you drink plsner but wish it was lager? Did you wear your full England kit? Did you get in a fight?
fantasticini 1 year ago
No, I've lived here for almost 10 years now. And check your facts mate, look where I'm from, as well as your spelling.
SebastianEngland 1 year ago
@SebastianEngland hi sebastian! i also live in prague and im really intrigued to learn more about the velvet revolution! can u recomend any tour guides? or know of a good place to learn about it in prague???
gammyleg123 1 year ago
tohle pro nas vse pripravili KGB hodne davno a studenty jen pouzili ..,stejne jako StB ..roztleskavace ,poburovace...pri tom pochodu 17.11.....proste bolsevici videli ,ze to nikam nespeje ,tak vse pripravili a pouzili k tomu Gorbacheva....za komancu si tak nakrast nemohli jako v prvnich letech nove republiky,i kuponova privatizace je z rad KGB/STB ...vse bylo jasne pripravene uz od roku 1985 ,zvlaste pak pri vojne v Afganistanu ,kdy bylo jasne,ze komunismus se neudrzi a RVHP bude mit problemy
napajedlacek 2 years ago
minimálně ty tajný svině v civilu by měly viset! Na veřejnosti jako ve středověku. A žádný nejsme jako oni..
thrasherVojti 2 years ago 2
The sombre music gives the right tone and helps to convey the misery that people suffered under that communist régime.
czechstop 2 years ago
Velvet revolution means no violence, I thought but there were violence by the green uniform police or militants I learned by this video. are they czech police or ussr police?
sietube2008 2 years ago
@sietube2008 -- it was the czechoslovakian police, called "Verejna Bezpecnost", means Public Security
realBarbas 2 years ago
sietube2008 . . . The Velvet Revolution was not so called because of a lack of violence . . . but rather because not a single person was killed . . . an absolutely astounding fact when you consider the bloodshed during virtually all other revolutions! It was an amazing event in history . . . I lived in Czechoslovakia from early 1991 to 1994 . . . I miss it deeply.
jubjub2112 2 years ago 2
Could anybody tell us the name of the young woman which is desplayed several times - and so happy in the end ... ??
joooshka 2 years ago
Spravce21, thank you !
valensfreak 2 years ago
Could someone tell me the title of this beautiful music ? Is it by Dvorak ?
valensfreak 2 years ago
It's Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven :)
spravce21 2 years ago 3
Pre vsetkych tych, v zelenych uniformach ale aj bez nich, tych ktory bili a potlacovali. Hanbite sa. Pravda aj tak zvitazi !!!
zemiak5 2 years ago 36
presne tak....
igi1112 2 years ago
For all those, the green uniforms but without them, who's beaten and oppressed. Shame. The truth still win! - The english translation
arvi882k3 2 years ago