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Towers identical as on Gardoš in Zemun existed at the 4 endpoints of Hungary - extreme south, west, east and north. All are towers are built in 1896. in the honor of 1000 years since the arrival of Hungarians in Pannonia. Southern tower in present day Serbia in Zemun still exist. Eeast tower in modern Romania and northern tower in Slovakia were demolished by Romanians and Slovaks after the collapse of Austria-Hungary. I am not sure for what happened with western tower.
With red color are marked areas in Kosovo with Serbian majority. All areas except north are Serbian enclaves surrounded by Albanians. Today's composition and distribution of the population in Kosovo is result of genocide and ethnic cleansing of Serbs by Albanians in the last over 300 years ending with 1999. In the middle age and first half of Ottoman rule Serbs lived in entire Kosovo.
I agree.
In the last several decades mixed marriages between Serbs and Hungarians are not so uncommon in Vojvodina, in the further past were very rare. Interesting in Vojvodina are more common marriages between Serbs who are descendants of colonists after 1945. (mostly from Dinaric regions) and Hungarians, than between native Serbs and Hungarians. Girl down is half Hungarian half Montenegrin, she is from Vojvodina.
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Hungarian girls in Vojvodina are either very unattractive (100x more extremely fat whales in comparison to Serbians and other Balkanites) or very beautiful, no middle, so I guess mixed marriages happen with those beautiful ones generally. Also, for example, I find Vojvodina Rusyns to be some kind of local White Trash, no offence towards any Rusyn personally, but it's seen by the way they look, behave and live, like some product of generations of incest in their Ruski Krstur or Kocura.
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Rusyns live in Vojvodina since mid of 18th century. Ukrainians appeared for the first time on census in 1981. Those were Rusyns who declared themselves as Ukrainians under the influence of propaganda from Kiev probably.
Where these Rusyns from Vojvodina can fit the best in Ukraine or Russia? https://rs.rbth.com/arts/79833-srpsk...eza-sa-rusijom
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They remind me more some Belorussians, but Belorussians are normally more healthy modern, those on pics are some urban people probably while those rednecks whom i've seen and whom i've heard of are mostly not very pleasant. also, heard about them being active Ustase collaborators during WWII.
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Rusyns/Ukrainians settled in Vojvodina, are mostly in Bačka region, and Bačka was not under ustaša Croatia in WW2.
Interesting, there were several thousands Rusyns/Ukrainians settlers in Bosnia, in time when both Bosnia and Lvov area of todays Ukraine were part of Habsburg empire (1878-1918).
I read on Poreklo forum, some local Serbs claim that Bosnian Ukrainians were in ustaše during WW2, some Serbs deny that, so I am not sure.
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