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On the last census in 2011 there was 72.07% declared Orthodoxes in Montenegro https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demogr...us_structure_3
On same census there was 44.98% Montenegrins and 28.73% Serbs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demogr...ontenegro#2011
Percentage of Montenegrins + Serbs is 73.71% which is very similar as percentage of Orthodoxes (72.07%). Conclusion, there was only 1.64% declared Montenegrins/Serbs who are not Orthodoxes (atheists + Muslims + Catholics). Actually, all of that 1.64% are declared Montenegrins. Non-Orthodox Montenegrins exist, but they are very rare.
Interesting, I've heard about black Abkhazians (?) I think but not about those people.
Luckily Ottoman approach to black Africa was quite limited, unlike western European colonial powers.
They doesn't exist today. They were small community which was absorbed by local Albanians. Only few people today can be found in Ulcinj with some African influence and that's all that's left.
Traitor must be a misunderstanding. They were sometimes seen as a burden and in worst case maybe also as intruders. It also was made a burden by a law that somewhat equalized the losses among Germans. So the German refugees and expellees (in Western Germany) got a partly compensation for lost property at expense of these who had real estate property in Western Germany (Lastenausgleichsgesetz, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lastenausgleich ). But as a whole this was widely accepted as the German people in vast majority experienced itself as a solidarity community.
Of course people individually may have made different experiences and also bad ones.
All my 4 grandparents are German refugees that ended up in Western Germany. And I never heard of any noteworthy negative experience in that context. Two of them were even lifetime very thankful for all this help they got in Western Germany.
Name of traditional dance of Africans from Ulcinj is Sharaveli. Today Albanian of Ulcinj carry this dance as own tradition.
https://youtu.be/VZxcgyxBs3E