Croatian hooligans attacked Serbs near Knin

[Jana]

Serb Skočić from Sonković is the closest to Catholic Skoko from Ljubuški in Herzegovina, but he is close also to Serbs from Mostar and Doboj. 3:1 for us!

Skoko are recorded as Serbian convertits on Catholicism in Herzegovina vesti.rs/Vesti/Pokatolicene-srpske-porodice-u-Hercegovini-spisak-prezimena.html

Bosniaks call Herzegovinian Croatians "Catholic Serbs" and "poskoci." Deal with it!

Most if Bosnian and Montenegrin Serbs are converts from Catholocism. Deal with that. If some Serb later become Catholic, he simply returned to faith of his ancestors.

Bosniaks call local Serbs Vlach and Croats Šokci.

None of this families have anything to.do with Serbs and their surnames have nothing to do with you.

Anić Serbs ahahahaha. Ajde fuck.

[Pribislav]

Most if Bosnian and Montenegrin Serbs are converts from Catholocism. Deal with that. If some Serb later become Catholic, he simply returned to faith of his ancestors.

Bosniaks call local Serbs Vlach and Croats Šokci.

None of this families have anything to.do with Serbs and their surnames have nothing to do with you.

Anić Serbs ahahahaha. Ajde fuck.

I will write only for some (list is too long).

Galić - Orthodox Serbs near Bosansko Grahovo, Kričke (Drniš) and Radošić in hinterland of Split
Golić - Orthodox Serbs in northern Montenegro
Ivanković - Orthodox Serbs on Kordun
Jelić - Orthodox Serbs in Tepljuh/Biočić (Drniš), Uzdolje (Knin), near Banja Luka and Serbia
Jurković - Orthodox Serbs in Benkovac
Katić - Orthodox Serbs in variuos regions (do you know Stana Katić? She is Serb from Vrlika)
Gavran - Orthodox Serbs in Cetina and Civljane near Vrlika
Korda - Orthodox Serbs in Popovo polje near Trebinje and Bukovica
Mišković, Mandić, Milanović, Milić, Obradović, Perić, Radojević, Petrović - Orthodox Serbs in various regions
Soldo - Orthodox Serbs in East Herzegovina
Pavković - Orthodox Serbs in Lika
Lučić - Orthodox Serbs in Drniš and Herzegovina

[Jana]

I will write only for some (list is too long).

Galić - Orthodox Serbs near Bosansko Grahovo, Kričke (Drniš) and Radošić in hinterland of Split
Golić - Orthodox Serbs in northern Montenegro
Ivanković - Orthodox Serbs on Kordun
Jelić - Orthodox Serbs in Tepljuh/Biočić (Drniš), Uzdolje (Knin), near Banja Luka and Serbia
Jurković - Orthodox Serbs in Benkovac
Katić - Orthodox Serbs in variuos regions (do you know Stana Katić? She is Serb from Vrlika)
Gavran - Orthodox Serbs in Cetina and Civljane in Vrlika are
Korda - Orthodox Serbs in Popovo polje near Trebinje and Bukovica
Mišković, Mandić, Milanović, Milić, Obradović, Perić, Radojević, Petrović- Orthodox Serbs in various regions
Soldo - Orthodox Serbs in East Herzegovina
Pavković - Orthodox Serbs in Lika
Lučić - Orthodox Serbs in Drniš and Herzegovina

All of these people are Croats. Come to reality Serbs in this fringe regions for you and core of our lands are heavily mixed with us or simply posrbljeni Hrvati.

You are same syndrom with Stears.

[Morlak]

Most if Bosnian and Montenegrin Serbs are converts from Catholocism.

Catholicism was never majorly spread in Montenegro among Serbs, only Dukljan elite was Catholic for some time because of political reasons.
Funny how all Slavic speaking Catholics in Montenegro identify as Croats but title held by Catholic Archbishops in Montenegro was 'Serbiae primas'

[Pribislav]

All of these people are Croats. Come to reality Serbs in this fringe regions for you and core of our lands are hevily moxed with us or simply posrbljeni Hrvati.

You are same syndrom with Stears.

Jurković and Ivanković are Bunjevac surnames. Orthodox Serbs with these surnames are probably from Bunjevci who returned to Orthodoxy.
Bunjevac was term for Orthodox Serb who converted to Catholicism "pobunio se" against Orthodoxy. When Bunjevac come back to Orthodoxy he no longer belongs to Bunjevac status, but became regular Serb as his ancestors before conversion on Catholicism.
Other surnames up are not connected with Catholicism.

Stears ancestors were magyarized Vlachs or what?

[Jana]

Catholicism was never majorly spread in Montenegro among Serbs, only Dukljan elite was Catholic for some time because of political reasons.
Funny how all Slavic speaking Catholics in Montenegro identify as Croats but title held by Catholic Archbishops in Montenegro was 'Serbiae primas'

Because it was part of Serbia. Is it strange ?

[Furnace]

Because it was part of Serbia. Is it strange ?

Did you get Hungaryanified by Stears in the end?

[Jana]

Jurković and Ivanković are Bunjevac surnames. Orthodox Serbs with these surnames are probably from Bunjevci who returned to Orthodoxy.
Bunjevac was term for Orthodox Serb who converted to Catholicism "pobunio se" against Orthodoxy. When Bunjevac come back to Orthodoxy he no longer belongs to Bunjevac status, but became regular Serb as his ancestors before conversion on Catholicism.
Other surnames up are not connected with Catholicism.

Stears ancestors were magyarized Vlachs or what?

No. Their name comes from river Buna in Herzegovina.
What orthodoxy ? There was no orthodoxy before Turks.

Stears is close to Moldovans because he is mixed with them, you are close to Croats because you are mixed with them. Deal with it.

[Morlak]

Because it was part of Serbia. Is it strange ?

Its strange how Croats also claim people like Andrija Zmajević to be Croats when he was clearly Serb catholic from Boka. The only thing which connects him to Croats is Catholicism so you claim him as Croat

And then you go and make absurd claims about Serbs like "Serb nation is religious based like Jews, of various ethnic origins" while you Croats go around claiming Serbian catholics.

[Pribislav]

No. Their name comes from river Buna in Herzegovina.
What orthodoxy ? There was no orthodoxy before Turks.

Stears is close to Moldovans because he is mixed with them, you are close to Croats because you are mixed with them. Deal with it.

Serbs with surname Bunjevac are recorded in White Carniola in 1551, look here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbs_...niola#Surnames

Serbs with surname Bunjevčević are from Kordun. Goran Bunjevčević is from Kordun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goran_Bunjevčević

Among Serbs also exist surnames: Bunić, Bunović, Bunuševac, Bunčić, Bunjak and Bunjac.


Buna theory is outdated. Bunjevci are too numerous to originated only from micro region near Buna river.