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Thread: Why do people say Bosniaks are muslim Serbs? As opposed to muslims Croats?

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    Default Why do people say Bosniaks are muslim Serbs? As opposed to muslims Croats?

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    I'ts easy, because they are muslim Serbs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jovan Vladimir View Post
    I'ts easy, because they are muslim Serbs.
    Why? What's the evidence they would consider themselves Serbs and not Croats today if it weren't for the Ottoman conquest?

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    Isn't Bosniak language more similar to Croatian than to Serbian?

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    Because Croats don't have pretensions on them and their territory, so they don't spread propaganda like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Antimage View Post
    Isn't Bosniak language more similar to Croatian than to Serbian?
    No, true Croatian language is Chakavian, and it is alien in Bosnia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Antimage View Post
    I am listening.
    I wrote about this couple of months ago. Before the Ottoman invasion huge majority of Bosnian people were Catholic.
    All Bosnian rulers were Catholic except one.

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    They are neither Serb nor Croat, but in terms of race if we must group them with one side they more leaning to Croats than to Serbs. Serbs have stronger Illyro-Armenoid native effect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Antimage View Post
    Why? What's the evidence they would consider themselves Serbs and not Croats today if it weren't for the Ottoman conquest?
    Even Bosniaks from the most western part of Bosnia (Cazinska Krajina) are mostly Serbian origin, such as Sinan Zirić (Bosniensis).

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    No, true Croatian language is Chakavian, and it is alien in Bosnia.
    See? That's the propaganda I'm talking about. One of their peasant kings(Deretić, Šešelj) says it and they follow that like sheep. Hilarious, actually.

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