Religious sects in Northwest Balkans?

**Jana** · 07-10-2021, 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by Incal

Are dialect differences that stark? Of course I'm no expert but when I went to both countries language sound exactly the same to me lol

Not at all.

**Varda** · 07-10-2021, 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by Stearsolina

Raška was never Catholic.

Marriage between Orthodox Rade Đakić and Catholic Lucija Medvid from Drniš, both are recorded as Serviano (Serbs). Their daughter Anastasija (Stana) is baptized in Catholic church 1754.

**Dušan** · 07-10-2021, 01:53 PM

Originally Posted by Incal

Are dialect differences that stark? Of course I'm no expert but when I went to both countries language sound exactly the same to me lol

We can recognize by dialect/language if person is from Zagreb or Belgrade.
It is very easy to recognize.

**Jana** · 07-10-2021, 01:55 PM

Originally Posted by Varda

Marriage between Orthodox Rade Đakić and Catholic Lucija Medvid from Drniš, both are recorded as Serviano (Serbs). Their daughter Anastasija (Stana) is baptized in Catholic church 1754.

Lucija Medvid is 100% Croat name/surname and 0% Serb, now I don't really see the point in your post.

**Varda** · 07-10-2021, 01:57 PM

Originally Posted by Stearsolina

Lucija Medvid is 100% Croat name/surname and 0% Serb, now I don't really see the point in your post.

Venetians enrolled her as Serviano.

Daughter of Orthodox man and Catholic woman is baptized in Catholic church in this case.

**Dušan** · 07-10-2021, 02:04 PM

Originally Posted by Incal

Are dialect differences that stark? Of course I'm no expert but when I went to both countries language sound exactly the same to me lol

Even within Croatia, Serbs and Croats do not speak same dialect.

On left side is map of dialects, on right side is map of distribution of Serbs in Croatia in 1991.
As you can see, Serbs of Croatia speak different dialect than Croats.

**Varda** · 07-10-2021, 02:09 PM

Originally Posted by Stearsolina

Raška was never Catholic.

Raška is not medieval Serbia, but only one part of medieval Serbia.

Serbs never call themselves Rascians, only Hungarian called us Rascians in Pannonia.

Croatian diplomat and historian Josip Keresturi in Budapest 1790 wrote: Serbians and Bosnians, which the Hungarians call Rascians by medieval Rascian kingdom, never call themselves Rascians, but Serbs (Serblians), and they don't call there people and language anywhere by Rascian name, but with Serbian or Slavic (Serbian, Slavic people)

**Jana** · 07-10-2021, 02:20 PM

Source?

**Varda** · 07-10-2021, 02:22 PM

Originally Posted by Stearsolina

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According to Croatian guy MoroHr about 30% of present day Catholic Dalmatians are of Orthodox origin https://www.forum.hr/showpost.php?p=...&postcount=568

**Jana** · 07-10-2021, 02:41 PM

Originally Posted by Varda

According to Croatian guy MoroHr about 30% of present day Catholic Dalmatians are of Orthodox origin https://www.forum.hr/showpost.php?p=...&postcount=568

And nearly entire orthodox population in Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro (excluding upper Podrinje and northern MNE) is of ex-Catholic origin. And?
You can continue to spread your lies as long as you want, it's not that they brought much success to Serb cause.

Leave Croats alone, thanks.