Why do people defend Serbs?

[Moje ime]

Vojvodina will divide soon

Nope

[Jana]

Many of them are in mixed marriages, that is common in Vojvodina with other minorities as well.

Personally I don't think they are a problem here, like any other minorities as long as they are civilized.

They are needed here, Vojvodina Croats are more civilised than any southern or BiH Croats. But they wont settle to abandoned Serb villages because they are urban population. Ideally they move to Slavonian cities and fill demographic void, culture is already there to fit as glove.

I would pay these people to move here.

[RenaRyuguu]

Nope

Ok

[Ford]

I don't have that impression, who are those people?

They for the most part don't exist. Although I would say that most people truly don't really give a damn about anyone in the Balkans outside of manipulated public opinion and some forms of nationalism, which why it's amusing to see how people comment about things they have no idea about whatsoever and never experienced any of it.

[Insuperable]

Unfortunately, they are still here. Some 50.000.
They should go away from Serbia.

What about Serbs in Croatia?

[Pribislav]

They are needed here, Vojvodina Croats are more civilised than any southern or BiH Croats. But they wont settle to abandoned Serb villages because they are urban population. Ideally they move to Slavonian cities and fill demographic void, culture is already there to fit as glove.

I would pay these people to move here.

Many Vojvodinian Croatians are peasants, especially in Syrmia.

Village Kukujevci near Šid was full Croatian before war. Croatians from Kukujevci have replaced property with Serbs from Croatia (mostly from Slavonia).
When Serbian settlers from Croatia arrived to Kukujevci most of houses were poor many of them were of mud.
Today Kukujevci are developed village with big houses of concrete, with few smaller factories, and with a lot of young couples with 3-4 children.

[Jana]

Many Vojvodinian Croatians are peasants, especially in Syrmia.

Village Kukujevci near Šid was full Croatian before war. Croatians from Kukujevci have replaced property with Serbs from Croatia (mostly from Slavonia).
When Serbian settlers from Croatia arrived to Kukujevci most of houses were poor many of them were of mud.
Today Kukujevci are developed village with big houses of concrete, with few smaller factories, and with a lot of young couples with 3-4 children.

Vojvodina Croats cane compare with Krajina Serbs, Central European Panonnians vs dinaric Balkanites. Subotica had more Croats than Zavreb, Sombor, Zemun etc many too.

Dont sell me Bunjevac story though, I dont care amd they are uver Croats for me.

[Jana]

Many Vojvodinian Croatians are peasants, especially in Syrmia.

Village Kukujevci near Šid was full Croatian before war. Croatians from Kukujevci have replaced property with Serbs from Croatia (mostly from Slavonia).
When Serbian settlers from Croatia arrived to Kukujevci most of houses were poor many of them were of mud.
Today Kukujevci are developed village with big houses of concrete, with few smaller factories, and with a lot of young couples with 3-4 children.

Vojvodina Croats cant compare with Krajina Serbs, Central European Panonnians vs dinaric Balkanites. Subotica had more Croats than Zagreb, Sombor, Zemun etc many too.

Dont sell me Bunjevac story though, I dont care and they are uber Croats for me.

And ofc they never started armed rebellion in Serbia.

[Pribislav]

Vojvodina Croats cant compare with Krajina Serbs, Central European Panonnians vs dinaric Balkanites. Subotica had more Croats than Zagreb, Sombor, Zemun etc many too.

Dont sell me Bunjevac story though, I dont care and they are uber Croats for me.

And ofc they never started armed rebellion in Serbia.

Bunjevci are Catholic Serbs, live with it!
Among White Carniola Serbs there is surname Bunjevac https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbs_...niola#Surnames
Kordun Serbs have surname Bunjevčević.
Dalmatian Serbs have surname Bunčić.
Lika Serbs have surname Bunić.
Surnames Bunjak and Bunjac also exist among Serbs.

Not all Vojvodinian Croatians live in Subotica. Many of them are peasants living in villages.

Banija, Slavonia and Baranja Serbs are not Dinarics, especially second and third ones.

[Xz2k9]

Good question ....