in meinem dorf hat es nie serben gegeben, bis 1920.
dort war eine sehr alte katholische kirche, nur waren bereits alle albaner zum islam konvertiert.
tja, wie die serben so sind, haben sie diese kirche umgebaut und als serbische dargestellt.
die kirche ist im dorf runik, gemeinde skenderaj.
jeder einwohner kennt die serbische propaganda von jahrhunderten alten kirchen, die immer schon serbisch waren.
Schaut selbst die Orthodoxen Serben gemeinsam mit den Osmanen gegen die die katholischen Kroaten und auch wohl gegen die katholischen Albaner!
Wenn es doch nur so gewesen wäre!
In the 16th century the Turks started settling down Serbian population in the emptied regions previously inhabited by the Croatian Catholics. The representatives of the Serbian Orthodox Church had the privilege to collect taxes from the Croatian Catholics. In this way the Serbs wanted to include the Catholics into the Orthodox Church, which was under the control of the Turks (the residence of the Serbian Patriarch was in Constantinople in present-day Turkey).
Tja Leute die Wahrheit tut wohl weh!
i.e. Silver Bosnia. Since the 19th century its site is in Sarajevo. This very old name was derived from the name of the city of SREBRENICA which in pre turkish times (before the end of the 15th century) had been known as an important Catholic center in north-eastern Bosnia (in Croatian srebro = silver). Due to the existence of the famous Franciscan monastery in Srebrenica, the whole Franciscan province in Bosnia obtained its name from it. Srebrenica was also an important mining center, known from the Roman times. It had been settled also by the Dubrovnik merchants and Saxonian miners from Germany. Even today there is a small village near Srebrenica called Sase, whose name has been derived from the name of Saxons. We know that in the region of north-eastern Bosnia, to which also the city of Srebrenica belongs, there existed a large number of Catholic churches and six Franciscan monasteries. This witnesses about deeply rooted Catholic tradition in this area before the Turkish occupation in the second half of the 15th century.
Tja Leute die Wahrheit tut wohl weh!
i.e. Silver Bosnia. Since the 19th century its site is in Sarajevo. This very old name was derived from the name of the city of SREBRENICA which in pre turkish times (before the end of the 15th century) had been known as an important Catholic center in north-eastern Bosnia (in Croatian srebro = silver). Due to the existence of the famous Franciscan monastery in Srebrenica, the whole Franciscan province in Bosnia obtained its name from it. Srebrenica was also an important mining center, known from the Roman times. It had been settled also by the Dubrovnik merchants and Saxonian miners from Germany. Even today there is a small village near Srebrenica called Sase, whose name has been derived from the name of Saxons. We know that in the region of north-eastern Bosnia, to which also the city of Srebrenica belongs, there existed a large number of Catholic churches and six Franciscan monasteries. This witnesses about deeply rooted Catholic tradition in this area before the Turkish occupation in the second half of the 15th century.
Und wir kennen die seichten Märchen der Albaner, also who cares?
