Siege of Belgrade (1456)

[monguz]

That's so epic. I can see why some Hungarians and Serbians are so vehemently anti-Turk.

Its simple history, not anti-Turk propaganda...I have more Turk friends like Serbian.

[Stears]

Kingdom of Hungary & Serbians vs Ottoman Empire http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_o...ade_%281456%29

There were more serbians on the Ottoman side. Serbians were a divided nation, The refuges who lived in Southern Hungary fought for Hungary, others fought for the Sultan.

[Stears]

Pope Callixtus III ordered the bells of every European church to be rung every day at noon, as a call for believers to pray for the Christian defenders of the city of Belgrade.[204] The practice of Noon bell is traditionally attributed to the international commemoration of the Belgrade victory and to the order of Pope Callixtus III.[205][206][207] The custom still exists even among Protestant and Orthodox congregations. In the history of Oxford University, the victory was welcomed with a peal of bells and great celebrations in England too. Hunyadi sent a special courier (among other), Erasmus Fullar, to Oxford with the news of the victory.[208]

[Stears]

Very short John Hunyadi in his infantry armour

[Fakirbakir]

Remember the European hero Titus Dugovic!

Titus Dugovic is a fictitious person.

"The 15th c. sources show that there was a story about an unknown soldier who proved his bravery by his action. At the turn of the 19th century the Hungarian historical memory re-explored this heroic deed, which thus became an important part of the nation's romantic past. At the beginning of the 1820s, a certain Imre Dugovics took advantage of this famous act when he wanted to establish a relationship between his family and the hero of Belgrade. He actually falsified records to achieve his aim, but even he never counted on Titusz Dugovics making it into the national pantheon by historian Gábor Döbrentei's enthusiasm. "

[monguz]

Titus Dugovic is a fictitious person.

"The 15th c. sources show that there was a story about an unknown soldier who proved his bravery by his action. At the turn of the 19th century the Hungarian historical memory re-explored this heroic deed, which thus became an important part of the nation's romantic past. At the beginning of the 1820s, a certain Imre Dugovics took advantage of this famous act when he wanted to establish a relationship between his family and the hero of Belgrade. He actually falsified records to achieve his aim, but even he never counted on Titusz Dugovics making it into the national pantheon by historian Gábor Döbrentei's enthusiasm. "

No! I found documents for Dugovits! he is existed he was bunjevac.

[monguz]

Very short John Hunyadi in his infantry armour

Ett es ettvagye? XD Hunyadi was Cuman. His father Bajik his grandpa Sorbe these names are Turk, means right man and unlucky (safe name)

[Stears]

The 7 Min version, however it is still just a trailer.

[Yorg]

The animation is finished:

[ProTroll]

Please mention the ethnicity of Iancu de Hunedoara(John hunyiadi)which was romanian.
Magyars haven't scored any military victories against the ottomans.
The bulk of the army of Iancu de Hunedoara was romanian.