This Was The Most Modern City In Czechoslovakia 🇨🇿
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- In this video I present to you the history of a man called Tomáš Baťa who was a successful entrepreneur during the Czechoslovakian times. I Take you all with me on a journey to Zlin which was the most modern city in Czech Republic, to discover how a mans vision would change the world by his own shoe business which expanded in 20 countries across the world which then would provide more work opportunity’s in this city and education also housing for the workers that worked in the Baťa factories. While I was out touring this town I buy some home produced chicken eggs and Vietnamese food. I will show a uncompleted railway project Baťa started and I show the old tower Baťa style buildings which are still standing. Tomáš Baťa was a Czech entrepreneur and founder of the Bata Shoes company. It became one of the world's biggest multinational retailers, manufacturers, and distributors of footwear and accessories.
Andé I swear if you keep making videos like this you will become the next bald and bankrupt. Everything good takes time and even Ben himself claimed that was recording everything until some day when he randomly got 5 million views on his video that got it all started. I hope something will happen to your channel as well 🔥
Awesome 🙂 much appreciated for this comment. 😃 I will keep it up 👍🏽
@@AndreTraveler you should do videos with Simon Wilson or bald and bankrupt.
4:05 discovering horse carriage on the top of unfinished railway track
6:05 showing soviet mosaic
6:58 calling out bald and bankrupt to come and "Czech out" the mosaics
7:28 asking Italians and Albanians for typical Slovak cheese
10:15 asking for slepice
11:07 want to buy domácí eggs
11:19 being recognised by fans
12:04 actually buying the eggs
14:05 Vietnamese food feast
16:35 Co to smrdí?
16:39 most important informations about Baťa and Zlín
Awesome 😃👍🏽
Hero that we need but don't deserve. 👍
Thanks 😊
Bald already shared his views about the Czech Republic. I don't know if he is still living here. I would think he would prefer St. Pete Russia. What he said about the Czech Republic is right "if you want to engage with that Generation, (Generally people over 50) that lived through "za Comunismus" and don't speak Czech (or German often people over 70 will speak a bit) you are pretty much not going to get much conversation unless you get lucky and they speak English. You will get in trouble if you ask if they speak Rusky.. They will look at you strange and say, "hey foreigner should'nt you be like in Prague somewhere something talking to people where tourists go? and give you the cold shoulder,, wondering why we are all here buying up properties and making the place so damnd expensive". Not much Communist era stuff left besides the Panalaks, a few metro stations like Kacerov and Haje (I guess all the Ukrainians hanging out around and working the stands there give it a more authentic feel). Stalin Letna Praha 7. I can't think of one Mosaic I remember some in the early 90's. I'm sure the Czechs have done away with most of those. Hey man I just found your channel its good well done! I have some ideas myself to film but I got that full time job and weekends I just want to drown myself in a few local pubs. I've been in the CZ since the early 90's with a 10 year hiatus in between. That lady in the beginning behind you was making some comments about something, was not looking positive. I'm sure you wished her politely a nice day.
This video is very interesting I did not expect to find out so much history about the city Zlin 🙂
20:06 Tomáš Bača je taky bomba :DDDDDD
:DDDD
U nás se říká bača,jdu do si koupit boty do bače...(:
cc jsi nejlepší dík že jsi přijel do Zlína přijed do vesnice Malenovice Díky
Important facts
1. Not soviet but rather socialist mosaics
2. The name of the town was Zlin, after during communism it was changed to Gottwaldov and after again back to Zlin
3. Bata have basically build that city from a village, he build a HUGE factory - thats where you should have started
4. Bata have build the main streets and housing areas and the famous British style houses
5. Bata was investing in lot of areas not just shoe making, in the best years they were building even planes
6. Currently the Bata organization operates in about 20+ countries as you said, but back then i believe it was 80+
Andre, this time you have been prepared and provided information. Keep it up for future videos!
🙂
OMG .... Looking for slepice even in Zlin!:) Never stop looking for slepice man!!:)
Fun fact: Tomas Baťa is also, where the prices ending in "99" originate from, which is also why we Czechians call it "Baťovská cena." Meaning "Baťa price".
Great to know this information 😃👍🏽
Sakra bydlím nedaleko Zlína a o té železnici jsem nevěděl, až jsem se zastyděl, že borec z anglie toho víc jak já :D
Thank you for going to Zlin, the city I lived in until 1981, before moving to Canada.
I'm from Zlín and I really enjoy every video you make! 👍 Amazing vlog
yeah me too
Me too
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You are the Best. Go deeper to Batas visions and you will see his big pictures.
The highrise building was the second tallest in all of Europe at the time of its construction.
Baťa started to build the tallest European building in Brno, but due to problems with ground it is much lower.
The best video so far
Much appreciated 🙂
Love that, mate. Born and raised in Zlin, the best city in the 🌎
André: "... a very steep hill..."
Me: "Not a hill, an embankment."
Tak ty jsi borec! Pěkné náučné video o mém městě jsi udělal. A nejlepší na tom je, že si pak ukázal tunnel v lutonině za kterým bydlí můj děda :). Doufám žě tě někdy na náměstí potkám 😂
Great video as always very interesting information.
Nice vlog.
Bata also build his waterway going down to Morava river and then to Danube river connecting down to Black sea
I HOPE YOUR CHANNEL DOES WELL I LOVED THIS VIDEO!
Much appreciated 🙂
I honestly wish all of Czechs would appreciate and show interest in our Country as much as you do
Great content man. I've been to Zlin many times, there's a rock/metal festival (Masters of Rock) every year in a nearby town of Vizovice. You should see the inside of the Bata Tower, there's a very interesting museum there. One of the interesting features of the building is Bata's office room which is inside of an elevator. The dude did not want to waste time to go up and down the stairs, so he literally made an office inside the elevator lol. If you're into golf, you should play the 9 holes course they have in Zlin. The ninth hole is ridiculous :)
Awesome 🙂
Im live in Zlín and im so happy you travelled here 😀
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There is also unfinished Bata's motorway Zlin-Luhacovice,you can still see some fragments in Luhacovice and two concrete bridges in Ludkovice.This mystery railway is in Lutonina isn't?
Yes this part of the railway I showed is in Lutonina.
Actually this was not a motorway, just a better road. A motorway was being built in a diffent place.
And another one in Chřiby.
Love this video I live in Zlín and even I learned something new
Another perfect video Andre..just keep it.. cya in next video.. great job!
Much appreciated 🙂
Next time you can go into the tower ;) there is very nice wiew. Very nice video btw
It is crazy to see you in my hometown, I would never expect you here! :D Keep up the good videos!!
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You need to come visit Liberec and also my home region Broumovsko!
I live in Otrokovice which is 10km away from Zlín and I love this city so much ❤️. I actually studied at Thomas Bata university for a year 😁
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To je hustý! :D
Great work! I'm from Czech republic and this is amazing!
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Vítej u nás ve Zlíně ✌
IM BORN HERE AND I LIVE HERE 7 YEARS I LOVE THIS CITY 🥰🥰✊🏻😍
Maaan, OMG 🤩🤩 i watch you for couple of weeks...and wow...you’re amazing...but...the reason why i text this...im from Lutonina..i live in house next to the tunnel....why i did’t met you 😂😂 deam...
1:45 "It's a very steep hill"
2:14 "It's very steep"
2:17 "It's a very steep hill"
2:25 " This is a very steep hill you lot"
3:35 "Just a very steep hill"
This made me laugh XD
Nearly forgot 5:12 " just a very steep hill"
Never less this was a brilliant video keep it up!!
Mrzí mě že památník měl zavřeno... 😅, tak snad ti to v budoucnu někdy vyjde 👍
I live in the city as well and I think I've seen you somewhere. Anyway what a great vid!
10:16 My favorite moment from this video :D 🐔
Tomas Bača :D
Great video.👍
So to smrdi 😄
Such a gem ❤!
Zlín was actually smaller then near Otrokovice in the past. That's why there is a bigger railway junction in Otrokovice. I live in Zlín now. I have to try that Slivovica in Budvarka as those guys adveced. :D
Zlín was not smaller, that is simply due to geography.
Navratilova je i v Bistrotece na Prioru, jinak se rozleva po cele v Praze a to opravdu v tech nejlepsich a nejoblibenejsich hospod a restauraci, treba i v michelince Field. 😉
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Come to Ostrava
České titulky luxus. 😊. Měl by si sto někým nechat otitulkovat.
:D I live like 20kilometers from Zlín, very unique city :)
I feel like people are really friendly there, or maybe its just that Zlín is my original home town. :-D
History of Baťas plans and this railway is more interesting, It was one of proposals by Baťa (I know that there is ta leas one another with line going much more southern) for new railway backbone that would lead from Prague all the way to Uzhhrod. If I am not mistaken construction was halted due to WWII and not him passing away. And ever since this railway appears in plans but there are some serious issues with that line. E.g. too great inclines of 16 ‰ or fact that official plans would need distillery at Vizovice to demolished or that they build street in Ublo in the right of way of railway. And another issue is that as it was designed to be just single track, which is not great for capacity.
I am from Zlín😁
16:35 that´s me :D
Nice...
Lucky moment..
cuz I've missed him lol
4:05 literally I live 500 m from this place and every day I go running here or go for a walk with my dog. And I have NEVER SEEN this horse carriage here in my entire life :DDD
Strašný frajer 😁👍 držím palce v ďalších videách 😎
Oh my god, you should have named this video Zlín hitory or smth like this. Very cool vid!
🙂🙂
Nabízíme Navrátilovou slivovici v Penzionu Bawaria v Horní Lomné.
nice video
Interesting how you'll find Vietnamese in every Czech City
OK, that's it, am giving "thumb's up!"
Natáčet se do tlamy jak žeru je odporné.
🤔💝🇨🇿
The unfinished railway, I think it is pretty usable by bike, you know, you have the opportunity to travel through the unfinished rail by bike.
It is lovely to buy home-produced eggs anyhwere in bigger towns or cities, but do you know what is the very very best?
When you have chata or chalupa and your neighbour has hens and you can have / buy eggs, which were "produced" at the very morning and you can make yourself an omellete from them in the morning. There is nothing more fresh!
this video made me realize how much I miss that place... the atmosphere in Zlín is just unique... I never noticed the Soviet mosaics tho :D
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Super video jsi borec 😉✌️
Great video, my friend, i love the fact that you studied the history of this unfortunate place :D
There are cities in Brasil founded around Baťa factories as well. I wonder what Zlín would look like if it werent for nazis and commies.
I am from zlin too
Ahoj André, máš moc hezké videa z ČR. Jsme ze Vsetína, je to prdel světa, ale máme tady legendární pivo a skvelý kuřecí kebab. Přijeď, můžem tě ubytovat, dostaneš aj slivovici. 🍺🍺
Very nice video👍🏻from my favorite city😂
You missed Tomáš Baťa famous elevator in main building.
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Wore his shoes and sandals as a kid
Train lines are not build on a “hill” but that is a railway dam
I used to write it here. Could you make a video or a series of videos about Czech castles and chateaux?
You have to go to beautiful a Slovakia to get Korbacik.
you must visit the Liberec, because its the best town in Czech :D.
Možná někdo u půldomku bude mít ještě slepice :D
And I always thought he was either a Pakistani or Indian guy !!
I didn't know Bata originated from Czechoslovakia; I thought it's Italian
Pojed někdy do Uherského Brodu maji tam dobré pivo.
I like the video, I like the Soviet mosaic
Hey good video are you live in zlin
super škoda že jsem tě nepodkal no :( šly by jsme aspoň na jedno a pokec
dude did u give some tips ? i never see :D
Zdar ANDRÉ. A kolik si přivezl slepic ze ZLÍNA????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Slivovica made of Švestky
Actually Baťa wants to connect Zlín and Vsetín by train and Hitler wanted to be finished too. But because of war it was never finished
já. sem slepice :D :D :D :D
Where did you learn how to speak czech?
Well if i know you headed to Zlín i will show you alot of things there , i don´t have problem with english and can explain thigs to your better , if i can
Much appreciated 🙂
Most modern city... "Tam neberou kartu, ne ?"
I love you bro!!!! Co to smrdí ?!
Wait. Ive been pronouncing Bata wrongly my whole life HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
😂
How are you able to read ř in Czech so well, but then you say Baća. 😂 @ Andre the Čraveller
Post soviet buildings
now is only czech and slovakia not chzechoslovakia :D
Fact: Zlín call in communist Czechoslovakia Gottwaldov.
Stavba trati pokračovala i po smrti Tomáše Bati za jeho bratra Jana Antonína Bati. K definitivnímu zrušení stavby došlo až v roce 1951 komunisty.
Bald and bankrupt mosaics hahahh
This village was never modern at all
blm
no he will not become anything just youtuber for dements need to her the same all the time.
Czechoslovakia does not exist 30 years :) :)
Read the title properly... WAS = means in the past :)