Hypothesis: Bosnians are more similar to Serbs then to Croats culturally?

[Varda]

Born in Zemun, Serbia, I see. Sad that my grand-mother hometown became centre of organised crime.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zemun_Clan

His father was Croatian from Nin in Dalmatia.

[Varda]

When Montenegrin Serbs are concerned i would exclude those from Pljevlja as typical representatives .It should be part of SW Serbia if it wasnt for the AVNOJ .It was liberated by Serbian army led by duke Bojović and belonged to the srez of Užice if im not mistaken during the kingdom .

In Pljevlja declared Serbs are still more numeruos than declared Montenegrins. Same goes for Berane, Herceg Novi and some other places. Pljevlja Serbs and Montenegrins mostly have origin from Old Herzegovinan tribes (especially from Drobnjaci and Kriči), and in smaller number from Brda and Old Montenegrin tribes. For example actor Miša Janketić was Pljevljak, his ancestors settled to one village near Pljevlja from tribe Lješnjani near Skadar lake in Old Montenegro.

[Far_away]

It is Montenegrin mafia. Outside of Montenegrins Serbian criminals are a joke more or less. Even clan of Veljko Belivuk was controled by Montenegrins. They were something like hooligans before Montenegrin mafia and some structure in police got them power.

Crnogorska veza

https://www.tiktok.com/@kljucenijakl...50007663283461

[Sorab12]

In Pljevlja declared Serbs are still more numeruos than declared Montenegrins. Same goes for Berane, Herceg Novi and some other places. Pljevlja Serbs and Montenegrins mostly have origin from Old Herzegovinan tribes (especially from Drobnjaci and Kriči), and in smaller number from Brda and Old Montenegrin tribes. For example actor Miša Janketić was Pljevljak, his ancestors settled to one village near Pljevlja from tribe Lješnjani near Skadar lake in Old Montenegro.

I have relative living there and his originally from Prijepolje but moved to Pljevlja because of work .That border is soft one and people intermarried .Among the locals of Pljevlja( villagers ) you can see people wearing šajkačas as i posted these folks from there previously .

[Varda]

Born in Zemun, Serbia, I see. Sad that my grand-mother hometown

In the late AH period Zemun had around 16.000 inhabitants. About 40% were German speakers, about 35% Serbian speakers, about 14% Croatian speakers, about 6% Hungarian speakers, and obout 5% other.
Today in Zemun live over 140.000 people and vast majority are Serbs, mostly with origin from Croatia and BiH.

[Scarface F]

In the late AH period Zemun had around 16.000 inhabitants. About 40% were German speakers, about 35% Serbian speakers, about 14% Croatian speakers, about 6% Hungarian speakers, and obout 5% other.
Today in Zemun live over 140.000 people and vast majority are Serbs, mostly with origin from Croatia and BiH.

My grandma was born in Franztal, which doens't exist anymore.

https://hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franztal

https://zemunskevesti.rs/bio-jednom-...o-meri-nemaca/

[Sorab12]

Scarface je delimično izvan zemunka .Pošto se zemunci tako šale

[Dušan]

Because of the music, dance, food etc. and also identity because Bosnians see themselves as Balkans but Croats are offended when you say they belong to the Balkans? At least on Tiktok I see Bosnians with Serbian or ExJu music who say #Balkan in tags. I haven't seen a Croatian who does that. What is your opinion?

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFFsvSFB/

Of course, when most of them are islamized Serbs during Ottoman ocupation.

[Dušan]

My grandma was born in Franztal, which doens't exist anymore.

https://hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franztal

https://zemunskevesti.rs/bio-jednom-...o-meri-nemaca/

The settlement there still exists and is much larger than it was, and it is not call Franztal.