Vojvodina: Serb or Hungarian ?

[Wizz]

Tell me, why did you fabricate Kosovo's history, started war in Kosovo, Started war in Vojvodina against Hungarians in Hungarian land where you settled as 30k-40k refugees from Belgrade area and had barely lived in Vojvodina for 100 years and which is now part of your country, started war in Croatia, Bosnia where you created your 'Republika Srpska' after genociding out the Bosniaks, invaded Albania and Macedonia, Colonized Macedonia, Colonized Kosovo with Serbs from 1912-1939, expelled 60,000 - 150,000 Albanians from Nish and Leskovac and murdered Albanians and were pretty much involved in every conflict in the Balkans.... What is going on here ?


Claiming that this was a Serbian revolt in Kosovo against the Ottomans organized by Serbs when it was organized by the Albanians Pjeter Bogdani and Toma Raspasani:

Kosovo in the Great Turkish War 1689

Some serious fabrication of history that you made famous.

Expulsion of the Albanians 1877–1878

Albanian revolt of 1912

Massacres of Albanians in the Balkan Wars

Battle of Kosovo 1389: An Albanian Epic


Battle of Kosovo (1448) (Where you turned into Turkish boot cleaners and fought against Albanians and Hungarians on the Ottoman side)


What is going on here ? Why you don't give Vojvodina back to Hungarians ?

[Wizz]

What is going on here ?

The previous chapter brought the political history (if such it may be called) of Kosovo up to the final period of Bulgarian-Macedonian rule, before the territory of Tsar Samuel was reconquered by the Byzantine Emperor Basil the Bulgar-slayer. Medieval Kosovo is often referred to in general terms as 'the cradle of the Serbs', as if it had been a Serb heartland from the outset; but the reality was rather different. Just over 800 years separate the arrival of the Serbs in the Balkans in the seventh century from the final Ottoman conquest in the 1450s: out of those eight centuries, kosovo was Serb-ruled for only the last two-and-a-half - less that on-ethird of the entire period. Bulgarian khans or tsars held Kosovo from the 850s until the early eleventh century, and Byzantine Emperors until the final decades of the twelfth.


Unfortunately there is very little direct evidence about conditions in Kosovo during those earlier centuries of Bulgarian and Byzantine rule. We can assume that the Slav population that had settled in Kosovo was brought within the cultural realm of the Bulgarian empire, which means that it would have been included in the Bulgarian dioceses of the Orthodox church. Thanks to the work of Saints Cyril and Methodius (and their followers) in the ninth century, the Slavs had a liturgy and other texts in their own language, written in either of two newly invented alphabets: Cyrillic and Glagolitic. The western macedonian town of Ohrid developed strongly as a cultural and religious centre in the ninth and tenth centuries, and by the end of Tsar Samuel's reign the archbishopric of Ohrid included bishoprics in Skopje, Lipljan (Alb.: Lipjan; a town just south of Pristina) and Prizren. [1] Although the formal division of the Christian Church into Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox did not occur until 1054, it would not be anachronistic to describe this Bulgarian Christianity as Eastern in the ninth and tenth centuries; the roots of the conflict between East and West went back a long way. (The Slav liturgy was at first violently rejected by the Roman Church, on the grounds that God spoke only three languages: Hebrew, Greek and

Kosovo, Origins: Serbs, Albanians and Vlachs - Noel Malcolm

[Wizz]

Albanoi inscription found in Dardania, modern North Macedonia in Skopje, at the border of Kosovo, you better start panicking, Mali Chetniks

In the archaeological record, the Albanoi and Albanopolis have been directly attested on two funeral inscriptions. The toponym Albanopolis has been found on a funeral inscription in Gorno Sonje, near the city of Skopje (ancient Scupi), present-day North Macedonia.[14] It was excavated in 1931 by Nikola Vulić and its text was curated and published in 1982 by Borka Dragojević-Josifovska. The inscription in Latin reads "POSIS MESTYLU F[ILIUS] FL[AVIA] DELVS MVCATI F[ILIA] DOM[O] ALBANOP[OLI] IPSA DELVS" ("Posis Mestylu, son of Flavia Delus, daughter of Mucat, who comes from Albanopolis"). It dates to the end of the 1st century CE and the beginning of the 2nd century CE. Dragojević-Josifovska added two lines to the existing reading: VIVA P(OSUIT) SIBI/ ET VIRO SUO. Delus Mucati is an Illyrian name and his home region was Albanopolis (domo Albanopoli). Dragojević-Josifovska proposed that like others he had settled in Macedonia from southern Illyria.[15]

The Kingdom of Dardania was a polity formed in the central Balkans in the region of Dardania during classical antiquity. It is named after the Dardani, a Paleo-Balkan tribe which formed its population and formed the core of the Dardanian polity. Dardania included present-day Kosovo[a], northwestern North Macedonia, parts of the Raška region and area of Naissus in Serbia and the Kukës County in Albania.[

[Wizz]

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[Insuperable]

It's a historical Hungarian region.

[Victor]

It's a historical Hungarian region.

Same goes for several parts of modern Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine, Croatia, Austria, but Siptar seems to be obsessed with Vojvodina only as it's inhabited by Serbs Land belongs to those who controls it, all those history lessons are needed only if you're planning to take over something demographically or in a military way. Who gives a damn who lived somewhere 500-1000 years ago?

[Dušan]

It's a historical Hungarian region.

Not more than most of Croatia, especialy continental part.

Anyway, our Hungarian minority in Serbia have all rights and live as same as Serbian population.

[Dušan]

Started war in Vojvodina against Hungarians in Hungarian land where you settled as 30k-40k refugees from Belgrade area and had barely lived in Vojvodina for 100 years

Stupid troll, it was Austria-Hungary that attacked Serbia in 1914.

Before that, they took Bosnia-Herzegovina, with litteraly 0% Germans and Hungarians, only to prevent unification of Bosnia-Herzgovina that had Serb majority, with Serbia.


War finished with defeat Austria-Hungary and signing Trianon agreement.

Was imperial gluttony toward Bosnia worth of Trianon agreement that Austria-Hungary got at end?

[Insuperable]

Same goes for several parts of modern Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine, Croatia, Austria, but Siptar seems to be obsessed with Vojvodina only as it's inhabited by Serbs Land belongs to those who controls it, all those history lessons are needed only if you're planning to take over something demographically or in a military way. Who gives a damn who lived somewhere 500-1000 years ago?

I am counterclaiming annoying butthurt Servian monkeys on this site? Where were you when then?

[Insuperable]

Not more than most of Croatia, especialy continental part.

Anyway, our Hungarian minority in Serbia have all rights and live as same as Serbian population.

Only Western Istria is questionable. On the other hands Serbs spread all over Balkans running away from Turds.