Celebrating VICTORY DAY in Yerevan Armenia 🇦🇲
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- čas přidán 21. 06. 2023
- Celebrating VICTORY DAY in Yerevan Armenia 🇦🇲
Join me as we join the locals celebrating victory day in Yerevan Armenia.
We make our way to the famous Victory Park in Yerevan and join the many locals that have to pay their respects for their fallen loved ones and national heroes.
After 78 years since the victory of the Second World War, it was sad to see that only a handful of veterans remain, but the victory vibe is very much still alive.
We watch some amazing performances, visit the park and join in the festivities.
If you enjoy adventure videos from the former Soviet Union and Central & Eastern Europe, then grab your vodka, some zakuski and join me as we celebrate Victory Day in Yerevan Armenia.
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600.000 armenians were participated in WWII from USSR. 4 marshals and 1 admiral from Karabakh were among armenian heroes of war. Now days azeri ruined anything remains or remember about armenians, included churches and memorials.
little correction:it's not karabakh,it's ARTSAKH,please.
@@s111333777karabagh
Republic of Artsakh
Watching the video on a lunch break....perfect timing :)
I'm liking Armenia more and more..
Enjoy mate and buon apetito 👍
@@J.E.E grazie mille and ciao!
There is so much that you have put into your videos including your wonderful personality and culture appreciation. Excellent people skills ❤😊
Another great history lesson from Eastern Europe 👏. Thank you once again.
Thank you mate, I am happy you enjoyed it!👍
Got goose bumps watching this video Justin, I’m a fellow Armenian from Montreal, never seen the homeland, and at 54 will be going there on this July 7th for a week, my son watches your videos as well , we are subscribed, excellent work.thank you
Fellow Ghazarian, hahaha!!! Hope you enjoy your stay my friend!
@@VahKing I’m here now, it’s incredible, thank you 🙏
Спасибо, Джастин, за самый важный урок истории, чтобы помнили
Great video. Since the winners celebrate on May 9th, do the losers commemorate their losses on the same day? I wonder what the Axis power countries do. That breakfast looked epic. I love the Armenian people and their culture.
Good question!!! Lets find out and film it!
ARMENIA- I LOVE THAT country, thank u JUSTIN
Thank you, my friend, for watching and commenting.👍🙂
Nice to see martial arts display from the Armenians. Very rare if any of western powers doing these kind of displays on military events.
Yes it was unique and these kids were 👍
There are many martial arts schools in Armenia. I attended a few of them as I kid when I lived in Armenia. They also have professional martial arts associations, such as Karate Shotakan Federation, WuShu Federation, and bunch of others. Boxing and Judo were the most popular in Armenia during Soviet Union era. After the independence, Karate, WuShu, Kung Fu and Taekwondo became very popular. The more resent martial arts schools in Armenia also teach Aikido and Krav Magav. Many instructors of Aikido and Krav Magav do not have dojos, so they teach in private. The special forces units of Armenian military study Krav Magav and Karate often, in addition to Boxing, Sambo and Judo. There is also traditional Armenian martial art called Koxh, which resembles Greco-Roman wrestling.
Thank you Justin for your videos, for your warm words about Armenia, I am glad that you know the history of Armenia, I always watch your videos, Armenians and English people are brothers and friendly nations.
Wow, an AMAZING Video, I stumbled on your channel a couple of days ago and I must confess, I binged watched most of your videos. Keep it up.
Welcome to the journey my friend and thank you for the kind comment.
My intention is to keep it up and thes kind words help me do so... Really grateful mate🙏
Awesome Justin the things we dont see everyday.
Thank you mate... the aim is keep it real👍👌
Amazing video, as always. They just keep getting better!
Literally first thing I click on every time I open the CZcams homepage.
Thank you so much mate, these types of comments are fuel to me and keep me going👍
Thank you so much for the support🙏
Awesome video Justin ! Thanks for sharing your experiences of Armenia on May 9, and in general. You have great videos about Armenia. Thank you.
Awesome video Justin, as always :)
Thank you mate👍👌
Greater Yerevan,Kingdom of Armenia.I like your channel,we are love England!
Hi Justin, all our family really enjoy your show. We haven't been in Armenia many years and discovering all changes with you. We are wondering if you have armenian background? Please let me know.
Very nice, many thanks
My grand grandfather went to WWll and never returned back home.
XOROSHIY VIPUSK-SPASIBO JUSTIN JAN!!!!😍😍😍♥♥
I am absolutely blown away that you know Mish-Mash, because I am bulgarian :D
🤣👍👌 I love mishmash
❤❤👍👍
That first guy looked a bit young to serve in that war.
It must be the Armenian lavash and kebabs that keep them so young looking🤣
@@J.E.E ha yeah probably, that or he’s just trying to impress the ladies. With his dad’s uniform.
@@RevoeLador he was veteran of another war. Could be Afghanistan.
@@gevorgvanarmenie9788 yeah true
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Джастин Джанет, этот сыр не сулугуни, а тел- панир!
Hi, Justin, I'm also Justin,I've been following you for a while. I live in Bulgaria, I'm English from Glastonbury. Would like to have a beer with you.if you like how to contact you?
Hello Mate,
Would be great to grab a beer the next time I am in BG...
The best way to message me is on Telegram, as I get those directly or Instagram
Telegram: @Justin_Eastern_Europe
Insta: @Justin_EasternEurope
England declared war against Finland as well, we lost the war...this is not our celebration
Britain declared war on Finland, Hungary and Romania on 5 December 1941, following the signing of the Tri-partite Pact and Finland's alliance with Germany. However, all three of these countries were to change their allegiance before the end of the war.
You gotta be careful Justin about using the word "freedom". Millions of soviets fought against Nazism. But doesn't necessarily mean they fought for "freedom" as ppl east of Berlin ended up living in well, not so so free societies for decades (1989) & many still don't live in societies with free speech etc.
Do we in the West overlook the sacrifice of 27million soviets who were killed? Definitely. But don't conflate that with freedom. Or perhaps freedom means different things in Putin's Russia or Armenia than say rest of the Western society where u don't go to jail criticising the government
Moral of the story & the meaning of this long comment? History is complicated
Hello mate,
What a great thought provoking comment.
Obviously but perhaps selfishly, I was referring to the outcome of the west when referring to freedom. Thank you for your input on that one.
As for history, you are right it is very complicated!!!
As for the 27 million, that perished for our freedoms, it was also freedom from the Nazis. Looking at it from that context, then perhaps it was freedom for many in the east as well.
This would make for a great chat over a beer or two.
Հայաստանում հարկավոր չէ անհանգստանալ ազատ խոսքի համար։Հայաստանում բոլորը կարող են քննադատել ղեկավարությանը, մեզ մոտ խոսքի ազատություն է։
Human rights in Armenia are better than most Soviet Republics, and in terms of freedom of speech, it's the freeest country I've seen (including the US).
Many got stuck under Soviet rule while it lasted, but as opposed to the alternarive of Nazism (which you suggest), I'd say it was a better bet.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Armenia
@@J.E.Ereedom from nazis? Before WWII the Jewish bolsheviks killed tens of millions of people in the territories under their control - including 1.5 million Prussian Germans. They destroyed nation states and threatened to export bolshevik revolution.
In Armenia over 2000 participants of Sardarapat battle were improvised and killed under the charges of being nationalists. Their crime was to stand up against advancing turkish army which already massacred over a million Armenians. The Armenians, including the people if other nationalities were forced by the bolsheviks to denounce their national identity.
Call it anything you want, but the nationalist movement before WWII was to preserve the national identity
What are the prices in bars n restaurants in Yerevan?
Certainly cheaper than the U.K. 😊
You can have a meal with meat for around 7 to 10 euros and Drinks are also reasonable
Lunch for 14 people with all the meat you could imagine, wine, Vodka, Soft drinks... about 200 Euros
Cheap real cheap
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MENU ONLY IN ARMENIAN- WRONG,.
TOO MUCH FOOD, JUSTIN,,,,
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Victory over Nazis? Russian was allied with the Nazis at the start of the war. Armenia has no choice but to embrace Russia since they have issues with Azerbaijan and Turkey. I guess Armenians are proud to be part of the Soviet Union .
simple russian alcoholic
Are you dumb🤨
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Sovietic 🤢🤮
Ah, the Sovietic era! Back when the fashion was all about those stylish tracksuits and the dance moves were out of this world. Good times, good times. 😄
@@J.E.Eо это наша Родина - Советский союз
Kinda disrespectful to the 40 M people that died in ww2