Good resources on Croatian history and nationalism

[Boleslaw]

Books or articles that is, especially in English.

[Watzy]

http://www.churchinhistory.org/pages/booklets/croatia(n)-1.htm
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04510a.htm
http://wap.macedonia.org/myth/
http://www.hr/darko/etf/etfss.html

[Boleslaw]

thank you comrade! :)

[Watzy]

Hi Perun...damn, I forgot you changed your name to Belloc.

Welcome back. :)

Here's a couple of good links:

Illyrianism and the Croatian quest for statehood
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3671/is_199707/ai_n8770007

THE QUESTION OF YUGOSLAV CULTURAL IDENTITY: AN ARTIFICIAL PROBLEM by Boris Skvorc
http://www.eurolang.mq.edu.au/croatian/skvorc.htm

[Slavic Enforcer]

Zvaci, you trust the Vatikan?

While every other race in the Balkans, with the exception of the Western Serbs, called Hroats (Croats), went over to schism, the Roman Catholic faith remained secure in the fastnesses of northern Albania.

http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01253b.htm

:rolleyes:

[Watzy]

Zvaci, you trust the Vatikan?

I trust into the Vatican as much as I trust into my own state.

This article is the work of Elizabeth Christitch, the English-Serb bitch from Hell.

Elizabeth Christitch is also a feminist whore:

Christitch, Annie, 1885-1977

Title: Annie and Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch Papers, 1879-1977, (bulk 1910-1940)
Description: .5 linear ft. (1 box)
Arrangement: Organized into five series: Correspondence; Publications; Manuscripts; Photographs; and Miscellaneous.
Finding aids: Finding aid available. Item level control.
Summary: Much of the correspondence concerns the Catholic Church in Serbia, Women and the Suffrage movement, and other personal and professional matters. Publications include programs, magazine articles, and clippings. A number of the articles deal with Ireland. Manuscripts for each writer are present; many of those by Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch are signed "Ben Hurst." Many photographs concern the family, or the International Council of Women. Within the Miscellaneous Series is biographical information on Annie Christitch.
Biog/Hist Note: English journalist and author. Christitch's father was of Serbian descent. Her Mother, Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch, wrote under the name "Ben Hurst." Annie Christitch was active in Catholic circles, efforts to improve social conditions in Serbia, and the women's movement.

[Slavic Enforcer]

I trust into the Vatican as much as I trust into my own state.

Does that mean, you don't trust them?

[Watzy]

Does that mean, you don't trust them?


Just take a look at the other works of this NWO harlot:
" Elisabeth Christitch, ‘Women of Serbia’, The Catholic Citizen, December 15, 1918"
http://www.aplink.co.jp/synapse/4-901481-93-2.htm

[Boleslaw]

Hi Perun...damn, I forgot you changed your name to Belloc.

Yeah well they banned Perun from the forum. :p