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Krajina Serbs are branch of Serbs who had most freedom since medieval Serbian states fell, on the second place are Montenegrins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
Ask HungryLion how his Banija Serbs defeated Cazinska Krajina Muslims many times!
I am most familiar with history of Dalmatian Serbs. I know that Jovan Sinobad captured a lot of Muslim women in Bosnia and he and his warriors used them as whores https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinobad
Are you retarded? My grandmother is from Vojvodina, and it's excellent literacy rate is thanks to huge German and Hungarian population that still lived there by 1930.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voight
Coastal Dalmatia has far better literacy rather than Krajina, while southern Serbia ,Kosovo and Macedonia are worst by far.
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Originally Posted by Pribislav
You are not Krajina Serb. ''Krajina'' from 1990s is different from historical military frontier.
Officially my ancestors were not in Austrian military frontier. But they have same role in Venetian service against Ottomans as Lika, Banija and Kordun Serbs (aka Krajina Serbs) in Austrian service against Ottomans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
Dalmatian Serbs had more famous individual heroes in fight against the Ottomans than Krajina Serbs, such as Janko Mitrović, Stojan Janković, Zaviša Janković, Vuk Mandušić, Jovan Sinobad, Mitar Sinobad, Filip Pavasović, Plavša Kresović, Stojan Cvitkovac, Pavle Đurić, Cvijan Šarić and many others.
Which part of Krajina? As I've already shown, the part of Krajina where I'm from has at worst equal literacy to most of DalmatiaQuote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
Meanwhile the worst parts of Dalmatia are equal to the worst parts of Krajina
More proof:
https://i.imgur.com/3hHwPY7.jpg
Don't you see how ridiculous it is to take pride from Croatia being literate when it was entirely because of Austro-Hungary? And at the same time you disparage Serbs from Slavonia and Vojvodina...
Idiot, it has nothing to do with ethnicity and interior of Dalmatia which was most illiterate part of the region had big Serbian population too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voight
I just said Krajina was backward and primitive region and there was few positives about it.
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One of the more sensitive issues is the arrival of Vlachs in the area of the newly emerging Military Frontier. It is undoubtedly established that they came as Turkish auxiliaries and were eventually bribed and settled by the Croatian and Austrian authorities. Under the name "martologists" (there are differing opinions on the origin of this name), they often had a dubious status - for example, in 1586, the Croatian Parliament decided that every martologist should have, because of the violence and looting that made them Turkish marching troops, alive get on the stake as a frightening example to others. Over time, this population was drawn into the machinery of the Habsburg Empire and used for imperial military purposes.
The biggest mind in history Nikola Tesla was Krajina Serb. His paternal grandfather was officier in Military frontier. Father of Nikola Tesla started also as officier, but later left service and became Orthodox priest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
Yes, and he was fast to leave that forsaken region where his father tried to make him a priest. Had he stayed there, nothing would become of him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Uncle of Nikola Tesla was professor of math in Karlovac gimnasy, other uncle was priest as his father. Ancestors and cousins of Nikola Tesla from both father's and mother's side were uducated for generations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
He was not average Krajina Serb, he came from highest local class. In rural regions priests were often only educated people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav