1973. Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo, a rare street and beautiful woman. Old video 1970s.

1973 Bosnia-Herzegovina Sarajevo, rare footage from the 1970s. Filmed when the Japanese went on a trip. Old streets and beautiful women. Old cars and trams. Mercedes Benz. The city where the Winter Olympics were held in the past. There are still trams running today, but the design is different. The retro cityscape is very is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 1939, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia created the Croatian Autonomous Region (Serbo-Croatian version, English version), but the uprising of Zagreb by Ustaše on April 1, 1941 issued the declaration of the establishment of the Independent State of Croatia (1941–1945). The territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, including Sarajevo, was incorporated into the territory of the Independent State of Croatia. On April 8, 1941, Nazi Germany invaded Yugoslavia and bombed Sarajevo. At this time, about 10,500 Jews, as well as Roma and Orthodox Serbs, were inhabited. On April 6, 1945, Sarajevo was released from the Nazi occupation by resistance b