>>223585637
how is that strange? everyone knows Croats consider Belgrade the best party city in all of the ex-yu area.

I wish I could party all night long on the splav by Ada Huja.

>>223585702
Those are zainichi Serbs or Hercegovci. Real Croats are blonde, blue eyed and hate Serbia, everybody else is an impostor, even if they are 90% of the modern Croatian population.
Browse this board more.

>>223585754
I can understand them, they have really fragile identity because they wish they were considered western/central European but they subconsciously feel like enjoying Balkan music makes them look Turkish in the eyes of westerners. I don't think it's true, though. There are quite a lot of Germans who come to Belgrade for fun too and they don't feel like they're losing their westernity. Croats can safely enjoy Belgrade and Serbian popculture without making it part of their own culture so they are 'safe' from 'becoming Balkan' if that's what they hate that much (I wish my country was more Balkan desu)

>>223585872
Problem is that we are tall, dark and handsome, good at basketball, big dicks so kind of like European black people, which is why they are angry at us.
That's why we are always relaxed, with nothing to prove and why they are always so pressed.

I've visited Belgrade just over 10 years ago and the touristy parts were admittedly nice and well maintained. But I was honestly kind of shocked when I ventured a bit further out of those. Not trying to be insulting, but it genuinely felt like a shithole. Novi Sad was similar but a bit better overall

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>>223585975
YWNBAW

>>223586024
>That's why we are always relaxed,
I wouldn't agree, Serbs can get pretty angry too, your history or even current political issues confirm that.

Macedonians or Bosnjaks are more like what you describe.

Btw, don't get me wrong, I think it's a bit sad that modern Croat culture is losing to Serb popculture so much, it wasn't like that in Yugoslavia for some reason - or at least Croat culture had its strong points where it was unmatched by Serbian culture (like rock/synthpop or movies). Nowadays it feels like Croatia barely produces anything, everything there is either Serbian or western. Vuco tries to save their face but Croats hate him (you cannot be a prophet in your own country)

>>223586089
That's most of the cities in Europe, but our ones are shittier cs grafitti and greyness. At least you won't get stabbed by a migrant I guess like if you'd venture in the wrong street in any of the Spanish/Portuguese/French/English/Italy cities. As someone who lives here there is near zero risk.

>>223586089
>Not trying to be insulting, but it genuinely felt like a shithole

I think Belgrade's chaos and general lack of maintenance gives it the right atmosphere and vibe, you know, after all that's what you expect when you go to Serbia. I'd feel rather disappointed if I booked a trip to the Balkans and I got a sterile German-like boring city.

If you want a Slovene-like city just go to Zlatibor or wherever else boomers go.

>>223586186
Not to the amount I experienced in Belgrade, at least not any of the cities in Austria, Italy and Germany I visited.
I was honestly speechless at how many free roaming gypsies Belgrade hosts. In a single day I've had three incidences with them and saw a group of Serbian teen delinquents steal beer from a small corner shop and taunt the worker as they ran away. Though I will admit that was funny, but still shocking to experience

>>223586346
What? I don't live in Belgrade, I only go to that shithole few times a year.
Interesting that such things happen there.

>>223586346
wondering if all of Belgrade is like that or the former Croat/Hungarian districts like Zemun or Borca are any better

>>223586386
I forgot that there are a few suburbs in Belgrade that even I would avoid like a plague.
Like Krnjacha.
The apartment we got last time (well, I did not of course, I would never make such a mistake but my foreign friend rented an air bnb there) was in that shitty suburb and across of it was some shitty... I don't even know what to call it, it's not a park, it's not a forest. You get the idea, it was some derelict shit full of stray dogs. And not stray dogs that avoid you, 5+ dogs barking at you with foam running out of their mouth.
It was dangerous to even get into the apartment he got.
I've never experienced this anywhere else.
Even in the worst district in Novi Sad known for having a stray dog problem, this never happened to me and I frequented there for a year.
Lots of mystery meat and gypsies there too.
It felt like I was in Syria.
But otherwise Belgrade was fine, that's a suburb across the bridge you can freely avoid.

>>223586605
>And not stray dogs that avoid you, 5+ dogs barking at you with foam running out of their mouth.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEbBZ2IrXE
It was like this.

>>223586605
>Like Krnjacha.
isn't it on the Vojvodinian side? I thought people there would be elegant gentlemen in tuxedos eating schnitzels and listening to waltz

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>>223585637
>5 secons in
The hardest bosnian accent

Nice try serbs, nice try.

>>223585702
I don't know a single person who's even been to belgrade, what are you on about?

>>223586922
>The hardest bosnian accent
Aren't there bosnian croats doe?

>>223586922
>The hardest bosnian accent
i haven't heard any 'bolan' from them

>>223586943
Yes, but they're basically serbs culturally and have been split from any sort of croat state ever since the turks took over bosnia in the 15th century. They have completely different traditions, national dress, music. even physiognomy. And their dialect is more inteligible with serbian than northern croatian or dalmatian.

>>223585637
>I liked how well informed they are about Belgrade's history, so it's an educational video as well.

desu i find it kinda sad like they talk about Belgrade's history like it was the history of Australia or Mexico, something completely separate from their own history, something far away and not related. While for their parents' generation it was still 'their shared history' they were taught about at school, ffs.

jugo jugo rodna grudo

>>223586998
Dude said BeOgrad, the same way every bosnian and serb does. I didn't watch past that but I bet he felt right at home there.

>>223586943
there is an unwritten law in Croatia that every mayor of Zagreb must have Bosnian origin

>>223587082
I would feel right at home on any Croatian beach.

>>223587150
Do you still get btfo by us at waterpolo?

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>>223587066
>for their parents generation it was shared history
For theirs, considering they're bosnian niggers, it might as well been. But for other croats I'll let you check any of the following 3 INDEPENDENCE AND KILL YUGOSLAVIA movements out:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusaders_(guerrilla)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatian_National_Resistance

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatian_Liberation_Movement

You are a mentally ill Polack who's trying to destroy my cunts reputation. Go to ex-yu and hang out with the penniless degenerate gen xers.

>>223587123
>>223587150
>>223587169
it's so cute to see two brotherly nations having a laugh

>>223587111
They are croatian only by blood. And that's quesitonable considering how long they had serbs as neighbours.

>>223587123
I'm sure you would considering how many serbs seasonally wageslave here kek.

>>223587221
>destroy reputation
dude, people love Croatia exactly for its Balkan vibe. No one would come there if it was a boring Central European country, same like almost no one goes to Slovenia. The Balkan part of you makes you so likable.

>>223587305
If I were a bad person, I would recommend that you kill yourself, but I don't want that on my conscience.

>>223587305
I would die for my Croatian brothers if they were in trouble.

>>223587380
just be what you are
don't try to impostor a german, it will only look cringe

>>223587056
Cope, all Bosnians are Croatian.Bosnia is the heart of Croatia.

>>223585975
kek there he is
great thread OP

>>223585637
>literally nothing in common with us
Yugoslavs are so weird, man.

>>223587665
I am just going on the new information. Apperantly everytime I talked to a Croatian, I was talking to to a zainichi Serb or Herzegovian.
Real Croats are the a10 Nords who do not speak a language anything resembling mine.

>>223587665
at the same time Americans b like

>crossing the border from Virginia to West Virginia feels like going to the Moon! I can't understand their accent (one letter pronounced differently) at all! Also they call the soda with another name! What a culture shock!

>>223588060
that's just a meme though that we love to prank Europeans with

>>223588149
>you have never talked to a croatian irl you dumb obsessed schizo freak kek
I have a Croatian friend though.
He's a great guy although his family were ustashe.

>>223585637
Moj konac

Koje smece od topica. Youtuberski olos ce za pratitelje i klikove jest govna, nikad nece potencirati 'lose' stvari.
Neki pokusavaju ironizirati, ali uzalud je.
Hrvati i srbi mogu slusat istu glazbu tipa azra i ekv, jest cevape i burek, lokat rakiju, gadjat se citatima iz alan forda i maratonaca, ali sve to ne vrijedi nista i ne cini nas slicnima. To moze mislit samo iq 90 ekipa. Tom logikom, svaka osoba koja jede pizzu, voli spageti vesterne, zna pjesme sa san rema je mentalitetski slicna talijanima. Lol.
Slicnim te cini mentalitet koji je rezultat povijesnog iskustva, a ne prehrambene navike ili neko opce znanje necega.
Bas zato sto upadljivo nismo slicni, sve jugoslavije su propale. Nemoguce su od starta. Srbi hoce jaku vlast i vodju, hrvati to mrze i hoce birokrata, sluzbenika. Srbi zele jaku centraliziranu drzavu, hrvatska je decentralizirana (zupanijama ostaje ogromna kolicina love s kojom same mogu radit sta hoce) jer je i sama ekstremno heterogena. Srbi su opsjednuti oruzjem, vojskom, obavjestajnim sluzbama i mafijom, hrvati to vide kao gubitak vremena, a mafijase kao genetski otpad. Hrvati su ozbiljniji i zapet ce da nesto naprave, srbi bi prolazili na foru i precicama. I da tu ne pricam o tome gdje sebe svaki od ta 2 naroda vidi, s kim je dobar i koji je konacni cilj. I onda kad sve to stavis na kup i pokusas organizirat drzavu i drustvo- ne moze. Tad se sve navodne banalne 'slicnosti' tipa tko sta voli jest, tko sta slusa, tope kao sladoled na suncu. Ne ide.

>>223589456
da je to istina ne bi jugoslavija mogla 70 godina da postoji bre

>>223589556
NTA i znam da trollas ali drugi anon ti je naveo sve pokrete otpora. Uclanjenje u prvu jugu je bilo nezakonito kaj ti kaze i jedna od prvih tocaka ustava danasnje republike. I roknuli smo im kralja.

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>>223585754
croattwink got himself a VPN and is larping as a Serb lmao. If you guys see obsessive white posting from a Croatian flag, or a Bosnian/Serb flag talking about how white croats are, it's a literal schizoid effeminate Croatian boy with girl lips who is obsessed with country roleplay.

According to this map he believes 90% of his country should be genocides because they are not real Croatians. I would agree with him except I would extend that to all of the Balkans as well.

>>223589739
I’m him and I’ve got no vpn. It’s the one serb poster thinking he’s sarcastic.

Also stop jerking off to that pic of me. Be a man and buy me dinner.

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>>223585637
Did you know that croats exist in Eastern Bolívia, border with Brazil?! Now, you know :D

>>223589800
I don't believe you. You are insane and post here hundreds of times weekly. Get help. Also you are not ostrogoth and your country will never be white. But you will be my cocksleeve one day.

>>223589739
>Islands excluded
>matura.hr images as a source
>??

Rather try and get the apricity forum to work and look at the threads where ine dude did research region by region.

>>223589865
That’s one true thirdie android header.

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>>223589868
That’s no way to court a twink, cunt.

>A Croatian couple visited Belgrade

good place to start looking for the Tomislav's grave I guess

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>>223589903
Hue. Unironically Evo Morales have a feeling of left anti croatian and racism anti croat farmers in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Shit really funny

>>223589969
I have no idea what any of that means. I was talking about the 15 icons you have at the top of your screen.

>>223589960
XAXXAXXAXAXXAXXAXAAXXAXAXAXAAAA

>>223586346
That sounds pretty bad ngl. Whats the point of going on vacation and visiting a foreign country if you will have to put up with the sight of gypsies there too?

>>223589556
Daj patuljko, prestani srat. Nasi su usli ko guske u maglu 1918 jer o srbima ustvari nisu znali nista (osim toga da vole cevape, burek, rakiju...). Vec za par godina su shvatili kud to vodi. Kad su srbi ubili radica bilo je gotovo za svs vremena, srbi su tad prekrizeni s popisa ljudskih bica. Ostatak vremena + titova juga= vladanje silom. Isto kao sto da se i vas pitalo nikad ne bi bili u ist bloku i sa rusima. Mi smo imali bar tu srecu da je tito bio hrvat pa nismo ostali nasukani na sprudu.

>>223590124
Ironically I haven't seen any gypsies in Hungary when I was expecting to. But the country still looked kind of randown (I only visited western towns near the Slovene and Austrian border). Roads were poor and constant sights of construction wastes lying at the outskirts of towns. Towns and villages themselves while looking a bit decrepit had a certain charm to them.

>>223590376
is there anything or anyone Slovenes like or at least not despise?

>>223590376
bro just because you visited Prekmurje doesn't mean you've been to Hungary

>>223590482
>is there anything or anyone Slovenes like or at least not despise?
People they don't border I guess, Poland, Czechia?

>>223589960
>>223590044
croats have 1 trpimirovic grave/sarcophagus
serfoturkoids have 0 vlastimirovic graves
seethe and cope imbeciles

>>223589960
The Serbs have a monument to King Tomislav in their parliament, kwab. The graves of the Croatian kings were dug up some 120-100 years ago and all the weapons, money, jewelry, and sarcophagi were transferred to the museum in Split. Do I need to say that the Serbs, from the battleship "Split", shelled the city of Split and that very museum?
>>223589999
Hrvati su veleposjednici i tajkunska klika. Bar u boliviji i cileu. Dovode indiose do ludila. Kek

>>223590642
>The Serbs have a monument to King Tomislav in their parliament, kwab
We were always civilisationally the enlightened ones.

>>223590482
No
>>223590525
Lol, crossing to Prekmurje is like traveling 20 years back in time, then crossing the Hungarian border feels like you are going another further 20 years back

Also, do you really have "money" from Trpimirovic dynasty?
I collect coins and I was unable to find any of it online.
I've heard some historians attribute a few coins to Trpimirovic dynasty but as far as I've found the consensus is Croatian kingdom and Serbia until Nemanjic dynasty did not mint their coins.

>>223590696
Da bar, dabre.

>>223590562
they despise us too, i checked slovene reddit and their posts about poles was mostly complaining about Polish drivers on their way to Croatia + there was also one weird post where OP wished they could replace Balkan immigrants with Polish ones, but it was said with such arrogance as if Poles ever dreamed of living and working in Slovenia kek.

>>223590807
What's Polish opinion on Serbia?
If my impression is right from /pol/ you went from slightly positive opinion of us to downright hostility and feeling of superiority. It's been impossible to talk to Poles since 2022 since we're for some reason (by our own doing though) connected to Russia and seen as Russian proxy even though that's not even true.
Serbs kind of like Poles I think.

>>223590807
>they despise us too
Not really, don't know why you would visit reddit and base any opinions on what you see there. We really don't care, people complain about all foreign drivers crossing the country, I don't think Polish one are particularly singled out, those would be Romanians and balkan gastarbeiters.
I interacted with Poles twice, both times with ski jumping fans here and they seemed like solid chaps, if a bit too lively.

>>223590945
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>>223590945
Generally most Poles don't have any strong opinion on Serbia/Serbs because of scarcity of contacts between us. We have a general stereotype about Yugoslavs that they love showing off, are very loud, always happy and cheerful etc., pretty much the typical Balkan stereotype. We call that "typowy jugol".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6K-M_ijJ89g

Yugo music was reasonably popular in Poland, especially in the 1980s and 90s but back then no one would distinguish between particular Yugo nations.

As for the state of Serbia, well, yes, there is a prejudice that Serbia is a Russian trojan horse in Europe. Most people aren't interested enough to dig deeper and understand all the nuances, it's just the vibe. Your flag colors probably reinforce these stereotypes heh. But I think most Poles can also separate between politics and culture. I know that in the last years Serbia became a more popular tourist spot for Poles, at least that's what I see on the internet.

And well, obviously there is also the Balkan war stereotype, you know, Poland got the same media coverage of the conflict like the rest of Europe, so it was generally pro-Croatian and anti-Serbian, again - mostly without nuancing.

I'm obviously not talking about whatever diaspora stereotypes, probably these exist, especially in Germany, but I have no idea about them.

Don't get me wrong, Poles are definitely not hostile against regular Serbs. It's more like neutrality on personal level (with some generic stereotypes in mind) and I'd say slight negativity when it comes to the state/politics.

>>223591137
well, Slovenes have that arrogance stereotype attached in all of Yugoslavia so I guess it didn't happen without the reason

>>223591352
>Your flag colors probably reinforce these stereotypes heh
Actually it has nothing to do with them, we took the French revolutionary flag, it pissed off Monarchist countries (including Russia) so we flipped it and that's how we got the flag.

>>223592229
sure m8 but still if you ever visit Poland, avoid displaying your flag, for your own safety. Something might happen before you manage to explain all that story about its origin.

>>223592320
I've been to Poland lol. Though I was like 14.
It was pretty nice. So like 8 years ago. I assume it's even nicer now. Krakow just felt like an upgrade to my city, it had a fortress and a river too so it felt at home.
People are good looking, men didn't look like fags, seen mostly Europeans.
Still I was 14 and I've got a shitty memory so I don't remember that much.

>>223592559
>it had a fortress
jesi od Niš, bratko be?

>>223592559
we actually are in dire need of Balkan immigration in Poland
you can't even get a burek here
i know there are already quite a lot of Serbs in Czechia and Slovakia so maybe one day they will also cross the Carpathians

>>223592670
Novi Sad, bre.
Haven't been to Nish even though I've been to a lot of other towns in Serbia.

>>223592758
Polish living standard is not much much higher for me to think of moving to Poland, and western Europe has too many ngubus and is on a downwards spiral.
So I am staying in Serbia or if I get super rich I'll live on some random country and drink from coconuts while watching Europe collapse.
Not the final answer though.

>>223592765
okay then
i hope they've already repaired that roof, also i hope you enjoy riding the train to Budapest on the newly opened railway

btw that thing in Kraków isn't exactly a fortress but a castle but it might look more like a fortress now since the castle was partially demolished during Austrian rule

> I've been to a lot of other towns in Serbia
your favorite one?

>>223592821
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>>223592846
>i hope they've already repaired that roof
No lmao.
>your favorite one?
My own.
Western and southern Serbian towns and villlages are built in a specific way, without much rule and congregated defensively.
There's no traditional "centre" and then districts.
I am speaking in general of course and for smaller towns.
Although considering what you like about Serbia I think you'd enjoy those the most lmao.
Anyways, regarding the people, I think most are quite nice and well mannered. Especially eastern Serbs.
They are better people than the environment they live in, which is not always true.
>>223592969
I am sorry brother. I don't relish in your suffering. Especially of a Frenchman.

>>223593004
>Although considering what you like about Serbia I think you'd enjoy those the most lmao.
sure, im already fed up with well organized 'german' towns with strictly defined market squares, grid street plan and so on
chaos is what i love and what i'd come to the balkans for

>My own.
do you have rivalry with Belgrade?

do you speak Hungarian?

>>223593059
>do you have rivalry with Belgrade?
People despise Belgrade and people in it.
I think it's a gray shithole with too many foreigners, too big of a city, shitty suburbs and annoying people that think being impolite and rude is cool. I guess it's not unlike any other capital city stereotype.
>do you speak Hungarian?
Hungarians speak Serbs and often don't even speak Hungarian. I had a "Hungarian" classmate (Hungarian surname) that is basically a Serb and made pro-Milosevic comments and saying how he'd kill Albanians (mostly as a joke because we'd say edgy shit all the time but he was serious about nationalism)
Hungarians are pretty chill and I only know a few words my grandfather taught me because he lives in a smaller town with more Hungarians.
Though because of their assimilation of gypsies I thought Istvan and other Hungarian names are gypsy ones until I grew up.
I like all Vojvodina minorities, to Hungarians I am neutral though because I know a lot of them are bitter and I understand why, but at least they're treated fairly here.

>>223593239
do people in Vojvodina really feel that different from Old Serbia-Serbs? have you been to Croatian Slavonia, did you find it similar to your region? i think they even speak ekavica there

>>223593335
>do people in Vojvodina really feel that different from Old Serbia-Serbs
They do but it's on some level unjustified. Sure, the architecture is different but old Serbian architecture is nice too. Belgrade architecture aside from communist uglyness looks good.
Speaking about behaviour, all non-Bosnian Serbs are of relatively cultured behaviour except I find southerners (Nish included) to be weird, too upfront, speak too funny but I don't use that to feed some sense of superiority personally.
It has nothing to do with muh Turkish occupation, because regional differences simply exist.
I've been told we are the most cultured people especially compared to Belgrade-ians in tourist zones, when I visited to Sarajevo they also said that. I think whole region has slightly better opinion of us.
But I think that's unfair, except that southerners really are different and a bit more vulgar on top of what I've said, and people in Belgrade are scum (but not everyone of course, some very nice people helped me out).
>have you been to Croatian Slavonia, did you find it similar to your region
Nah. I don't feel like touristing much these days.
>i think they even speak ekavica there
Shouldn't be, they speak shtokavski, should be ijekavica.

>>223593528
>because regional differences simply exist.
I wish we had them too, sadly we're extremely homogenous, especially for such a big country.


>I don't feel like touristing much these days.

why?

>>223593615
>why?
Have my own things to worry about and I think visiting every place just for the sake of visiting it is a female trait.
When I start touring Europe, it will have to be more personal than scratching a checklist, history and heritage related.
Slavonia is too close for me to consider it a real tourist spot, it has nothing that I want to see, it's also depopulated and worst region in Croatia.
I don't want to visit western countries because I'd feel ill seeing niggers and muslims squatting on their soil. I am not accustomed to seeing that many foreigners, especially those that don't act like they should.
>I wish we had them too, sadly we're extremely homogenous, especially for such a big country.
How is that even possible?
I heard even Russia where that's kind of true has the Kubanoids and southern Russians who are made fun of.

>>223593726
>When I start touring Europe, it will have to be more personal than scratching a checklist, history and heritage related.
get that, i feel the same
especially that many places are just copies of some other place you've already seen before

>How is that even possible?
historical centralization, always one source of power, always one defined standard of Polish culture and language, while everything that diverged from that standard was looked down upon. Kinda like France (and in contrary to Germany or Italy).
generally negative stance to folk/rural culture - Polish culture is the culture of the nobles which was more or less uniform across the country.
and especially after WW2 - population exchange, people from various backgrounds ending in one place finally adopting just the "standard" version of Polishness with no regional flavor

there are some small groups within Poland that are different from the standard but these are usually considered separate ethnicities and not just regional Poles. Even though we have historical regions of Poland, they're not that important to people, regional identity almost doesn't exist here, neither do dialects

>has the Kubanoids and southern Russians who are made fun of.

Yes but first of all, this is just one exceptional group, while the general rule in most European countries is that everyone has some regional identity. In Poland, unless you belong to these few distinct groups (which all combined include no more than 10% of Polish population), you will be just a standard Pole with no regional identity. Regional folk music or outfits also don't exist here, we just have like 2-3 "folk outfits" that are used all over Poland for ethnic festivals even if they technically originate from another corner of the country.

I know it might feel weird to someone from such a regionally diverse country like Serbia or ex-Yu in general but for me it was also hard to grasp how you can be all so different in a relatively small country.

>>223594080
>I know it might feel weird to someone from such a regionally diverse country like Serbia or ex-Yu in general but for me it was also hard to grasp how you can be all so different in a relatively small country.
It was even "worse" in the past in the sense that it mattered more.
My grandpa visited his wife's home and her family in southeastern Serbia and she had one family member who considered Serbs from Vojvodina Hungarians lol.
Eventually he started talking normally to him.
If you think our regional differences are funny, they were even bigger before.

>>223594825
>who considered Serbs from Vojvodina Hungarians lol.
Well, I guess in your grandfather's times Serbs from Vojvodina couldn't even write cyrillic

>>223594883
They could, my father has books that were written in Cyrillic from communist times, it was just discouraged or outright banned? from public use.
You see, I cannot simply ask somebody on this because every second Balkanoid will tell me something else. You know that telephone game? That's how history here works.
It's tales around the campfire, nobody agrees on anything, everyone will tell you a new conspiracy you've never heard about and recent history here is smoke and mirrors, which might actually be normal because enough time did not pass for academia to sort all the facts out and most obvious bias to disappear.
Suffice to say that it was allowed and even practicing religion was but if you were religious you would not get ahead in communist times.
Somebody will tell you that you had people in leather jackets running around and imprisoned anybody who celebrated slava but that's, as far as I know, horseshit.
On the other hand, I am not a commie apologetic, communism is a rotten ideology, attempt at Yugoslavia by communists was weird, they didn't really curb nationalism except Serbian, I know that statement might be biased but it's factually true and I can elaborate why, even some Croats will say that on this board. But they didn't do anything with this reduction of Serbian power, impose a new Yugoslav identity, no, they created republics in more or less historical bordes.
Don't ask me how anything makes any sense, it would be funny if people didn't die over these things.

>>223595041
>Somebody will tell you that you had people in leather jackets running around and imprisoned anybody who celebrated slava but that's, as far as I know, horseshit.
And anyways Yugoslavia in 1940s, 1950s is not the same Yugoslavia as the one in 1970s, 1980s, things change which people forget, just as they changed in USSR.