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    Ethnische Karte von Slawonien 1680


    QUELLE: „Ursprung kroatischer und serbischer Siedlungen und Dialekte in Slawonien“ von Stjepan Pavičić, veröffentlicht 1953

    „Der Ursprung der kroatischen und serbischen Siedlungen und Sprache in Slawonien“ von Stjepan Pavičić, veröffentlicht 1953.

    Von Winter_Humor2693

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    2. AnteChrist76 on

      Wtf is this map? Osijek was majority Muslim since when (never)? Osijek is far from only inaccuracy here too, shape of Slavonia being largest one of them…

    4. DodSkonvirke on

      Dear Slovenes.

      Why are you not part of Croatia? Danmark asking.

    5. FGSM219 on

      What you see today between Russians and Ukrainians is remarkably similar to what has been the situation between Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks. They are basically people speaking the same language (or, at least, one that is very easily mutually intelligible) and share mostly the same ancestry, but they decide for political or religious reasons to fight.

      Back in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Croats and Serbs were best buddies against Habsburg rule and their intellectual classes developed the idea of Yugoslavia together.

    7. ZABJELOFTW on

      Nonsense, here is why.

      Prior to 1850s all todays ethnic groups where actually religious groups.

      Modern day Serbs and Croats are Austro-Hungarian political agenda to divide Jugaslavs along religious lines. And have succeeded.

      Therefore, this is religious map of the region.

    8. Vivid_Pineapple5242 on

      So many questions, first of all how the hell ethnic statistic exists in 1680

    10. Winter_Humor2693 on

      If the term Muslim confuses you it is referred to Muslim Serbs (today’s Bosniaks) and Ottomans.

    11. PeecanPii on

      Is there any reason why the population centers depicted here were all inhabited by Bosniaks?

    12. ebrenjaro on

      Educated Americans see this map and they miss Slavonia with Slovenia that they miss with Slovakia.

    14. adibhat007 on

      To my idiot brethren: Slavonia is a region in Croatia. Nothing to do with Slovakia or Slovenia. I totally didn’t google this information. I just know more than you peeps.

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