There are Serbs and Croats fighting in the comments about whether this is a Serb or Ustatse song but I must be the only one that thinks it sounds like it's based off of ''Es zog ein Regiment in Ungarland''. Any one have thoughts on this?

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Chud 1aMB6N8a 05/21/26 (Thu) 14:54:11 №3433419 [Quote]

There are Serbs and Croats fighting in the comments about whether this is a Serb or Ustatse song but I must be the only one that thinks it sounds like it's based off of Es zog ein Regiment in Ungarland. Any one have thoughts on this?

Tesak 5owtU6CH 05/21/26 (Thu) 14:55:13 №3433424 [Quote]

as a serb

Colorjak 05/21/26 (Thu) 14:56:01 №3433426 [Quote]

Trash,put some rap music or something

Scob rskkOEcK 05/21/26 (Thu) 14:57:50 №3433435 [Quote]

>>3433419 (OP)
idk. slightly

Scob xenyCpI1 05/21/26 (Thu) 14:58:01 №3433436 [Quote]

sounds Serbian to me

Chud 1aMB6N8a 05/21/26 (Thu) 14:59:53 №3433449 [Quote]

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I read on the Volksliederarchiv that in Ungarnland was written in Karten/Slovenia during the 19th century so I would assume it is the original
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Prince_Narcissist!!dXaqigavtk 8RZ3lylM 05/21/26 (Thu) 15:02:12 №3433461 [Quote]

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Scob rskkOEcK 05/21/26 (Thu) 15:04:50 №3433470 [Quote]

>>3433449
Slovene was part of austro-hungary then o algo. And seperate from serbcuckas

Chud!!2UaBGuZ6os 5E7B3X6q 05/21/26 (Thu) 15:06:56 №3433475 [Quote]

It sounds like its from Slavonia region

Chud!!2UaBGuZ6os 5E7B3X6q 05/21/26 (Thu) 15:07:40 №3433476 [Quote]

But could be also from Serbian Vojvodina region

Scob rskkOEcK 05/21/26 (Thu) 15:07:50 №3433477 [Quote]

>>3433449
BURGER! DIE JARTY SCHEMMY UND DER 'CORD SIND DIE WAHRE FEINDE

Chud 1aMB6N8a 05/21/26 (Thu) 16:25:39 №3433975 [Quote]

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>>3433477
I picked the wrong video. Xe asked for rap so I was going to post this

Lesothos Top Rapist DqCjgVA! 05/21/26 (Thu) 16:36:02 №3434020 [Quote]

Jewgle says
>The song "U ranama na bojistu" (In Wounds on the Battlefield) is originally a Serbian song.The lyrics were written in 1867 by a 16-year-old Serbian youth named Dura Jankovic. It became famous when the renowned Serbian tamburica composer Marko Nesic arranged and recorded it with his orchestra in Novi Sad in 1912. It was a highly popular patriotic song among Serbian soldiers during the Balkan Wars and World War I.However, the song is also well-known in Croatia due to a historical adaptation:
<Croatian WWII Adaptation: During World War II, the fascist Croatian Ustase movement took the exact melody and structure of this Serbian song. They changed the lyrics to create a radical nationalist march known as "Puska puce" (The Rifle Fired) or "Ustaska uzdanica"

Chud 1aMB6N8a 05/21/26 (Thu) 17:00:18 №3434103 [Quote]

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