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	Montenegrins - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The disappointment in the union with Serbia led to a movement for re-recognition of Montenegrin ethnicity, which was ultimately achieved under the Communist regime of the second Yugoslavia and maintained in the democratic regimes after the fall of Communism.
		The royal Yugoslav government made the national unification of the Montenegrins and the Serbians into a policy, although this unconditional merger voted on by the Podgorica Assembly on November 26, 1918 was seen by some of the Montenegrins as an imposition, given that Montenegro was downgraded into a province of the new Yugoslav kingdom.
		The number of people who were registered as Montenegrins in Montenegro was at 90% in 1948, but it has been dropping since, to 62% in 1991, and to 40% in 2003.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Montenegrins (3289 words)

	Talk:Slavic peoples - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The idea that the Slavic people have something in common appart from the origin of their languages is connected with romantic nationalism, the panslavism movement and the notion of race as the biological basis of nations.
		Montenegrins are generally (officially and unofficially) recognized as a separate people in both republics of Serbia and Montenegro.
		People can declare in a census what their language is, what their religion is, and what their nationality is. In various censa in Serbia, majority of people have declared that they speak Serbian, while in various censa in Croatia, majority of people have declared that they speak Croatian.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Slavic_peoples (14797 words)

	[Projekat Rastko] Spasovski-Kicosev-Zivkovic: The Serbs in the Former SFR of Yugoslavia
		The share of Montenegrins in the total population of the former Yugoslavia was stable in the whole post-war period, with the following variations: 2.7% in 1948, 2.8%, in 1961, and 2.6% in 1981.
		The 1991 census recorded a drop in the number of Montenegrins (140,024 or 1.4% of the total population) which was due to weaker immigration into Serbia during the economic recession, and their declaring in favour of the Serbian identity in the new political circumstances.
		That the mentioned regional differentiation in the population dynamics of the Montenegrins in Serbia was primarily influenced by migrations was demonstrated in the level of natural increase in Montenegrins in Central Serbia, Vojvodina, and Kosovo and Metohia.
	www.rastko.org.yu /istorija/srbi-balkan/spasovski-kicosev-zivkovic-sfry.html (7306 words)

	Kolashin—Andrijevitza—Berani—Pech
		People came out of dark corners, blew up the fire, slung the caldron over it, threw on logs, and as many flocked in to see me as the place would hold.
		It is possible that the delay is by no means an evil, for it has saved the people from being overwhelmed by a mass of Western ideas for which their minds are as yet unready; ideas which, ill assimilated and misunderstood, and forced with a rush upon Serbia, have worked disastrously in that unhappy land.
		And through it all these people cling with a doglike fidelity to their Church and the belief that the God of their fathers will one day give them back the land which should be theirs.
	www.njegos.org /durham/chapter17.htm (12457 words)

	Discover Montenegro " Hidden Gem of the Mediterranean" People & Religion
		In a notable social shift, the farming percentage of Montenegro dropped from 61,5 % of the population in 1953 to 7,4 % in 1991.
		For historical reasons the Catholics tend to be concentrated by the coast, while the mountains have a higher proportion of Montenegrin Orthodox.
		The predominant Montenegrin religion remains Eastern Orthodox, part of the family of Christian Churches in eastern Europe under the general primacy of the Patriatchate of Constantinople.
	www.discover-montenegro.com /People.htm (494 words)

	The Migration of Serbs and Montenegrins from Kosovo and Metohija (IV)
		Ruza Petrovic, Marina Blagojevic: The Migration of Serbs and Montenegrins from Kosovo and Metohija
		The conclusion to be drawn is clear: Motives with the strongest presence of ethnic discrimination increase as the percentage of Serbs and Montenegrins in the population decreases.
		Serbs and Montenegrins were not only exposed to direct discrimination in their places of residence, they were also exposed to all the forms of discrimination at work in Kosovo itself.
	www.members.tripod.com /Balkania/resources/history/migrations/mk_4.html (11023 words)

	Foreign Military Studies Office Publications - Montenegro's Tribal Legacy
		The Montenegrins were largely successful in staving off the Turks, and as the Ottoman state declined in the latter half of the 19th century, Montenegro often fought along side Serbia to secure a greater share of the Balkans.
		In 1993 some members of the Montenegrin Orthodox Church reasserted the autocephalous status of their church, but its validity is still contested by the Serbian Orthodox hierarchy who have charged that a separate Montenegrin Church represents a heretical schism.
		Montenegrin voting patterns reinforce the northeast-southwest split in the attitudes of the republican electorate.
	fmso.leavenworth.army.mil /documents/Montenegro/Montenegro.htm (4928 words)

	Encyclopedia
		Most of the people are Montenegrins; the chief minorities are Shqiptars (Albanians) and Serbs.
		A year later Montenegrin patriots met with Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes on the Greek island of Kérkira (Corfu) and voted to unite in a single Slav kingdom.
		On September 24, 2000, Serbians and Montenegrins went to the voting booths to elect the president of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
	www.history.com /encyclopedia.do?vendorId=FWNE.fw..mo139400.a#FWNE.fw..mo139400.a (933 words)

	In Montenegro, Anger at Serbia Fuels Secession [Free Republic]
		Cetinje is the epicenter of Montenegrin nationalism and the physical embodiment of the new nationalist myth.
		In 1991, Serbian and Montenegrin soldiers shelled Dubrovnik, on the Croatian coast, and took part in the frenzy of looting and murder in the war against Croatia.
		The priests of Montenegrin descent are encamped in a rival church across town.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3786d5605bc8.htm (1365 words)

	Montenegro.com - Montenegro.com in Argentina: With the Montenegrins in General Madariaga (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		These peoples letters seemed incredible to us, as, owing to the terrible education system we knew nothing about emigration from Montenegro, and simply didn't know that there were Montenegrins in South America, so that this fact was almost entirely unknown to the public at large.
		As the local people told me, the first one was someone by the name of Perovic, and after him many others began to come to this little town in the province of Buenos Aires to cut down the forests.
		And so the Montenegrins in Chaco and those in Tandilo just like the ones in Buenos Aires, Venado Tuerto and General Madariaga doubtless followed the rumours that there were other Montenegrins living and working in these places, far away from home, as they searched for a sign of a warm home and a warm heart.
	www.montenegro.com /en/Montenegro.com_in_Argentina:_With_the_Montenegrins_in_General_Madariaga.html (1838 words)

	Women's WORLD
		Thousands of people paid for those new "identity symbols" with their lives, thousands were driven out of their homes, scattered, humiliated, deprived of their rights, imprisoned and impoverished.
		The phrase "it's all the fault of communism" relieves millions of people who lived in it and participated in it of all responsibility.
		Dead communism is an effective therapy; it offers people an irresistibly agreeable sense that they were both victims and the righteous who helped to shift the heavy iron curtain a millimeter or two.
	www.wworld.org /publications/powerword2/6glossary.htm (1287 words)

	Serbia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On 4 February 2003 the parliament of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia agreed to a weaker form of cooperation between Serbia and Montenegro within a commonwealth called Serbia and Montenegro.
		The union ceased to exist following Montenegrin and Serbian declarations of independence in June 2006.
		According to the last completed census (2002), the province has a population of about 2 million, of which: Serbs 65%, Hungarians 14.3%, Slovaks 2.79%, Croats 2.78%, undeclared 2.71%, Yugoslavs 2.45%, Montenegrins 1.75%, Romanians 1.50%, Roma 1.43%, Bunjevci 0.97%, Ruthenians 0.77%, Macedonians 0.58%, regional affiliation 0.50%, Ukrainians 0.23%, others (Albanians, Slovenians, Germans, Poles, Chinese etc).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Serbia (3228 words)

	Montenet - Language in Montenegro
		In the municipalities in which the majority or a substantial number of the population consists of the national minorities and ethnic groups, their respective languages and alphabet are in official use.
		As far as a status and a rank of Montenegrin language is concerned, its' scientific study and demonstration in diachronic and synchronic time levels, the furthermost have gone the scientists who recognized its autochtonic character.
		Thus, the Montenegrin language is its people's and national language, which possesses concrete structural forms and functions, its own history, genesis and typology, periodisation and classification, spoken and written or standard way of self-consumption, variety of styles, cultural superstructure and other unique characteristics (V. Nikcevic 1978).
	www.montenet.org /language/language.htm (666 words)

	PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Winter 1998
		The threat of conflict can also lock people into kin-based vortices in a very different sense, as wholesale scapegoating occurs and fingers are pointed at people who look alike, sound alike, and are presumed to be too unlike those who (rightly or wrongly) feel oppressed or offended by these others' presence.
		When people live in conditions of considerable uncertainty and where it is commonly understood that the government is dysfunctional and either will not or cannot look out for everyone, citizens have little choice but to seek security from those who offer it.
		Also, because people who differ by way of ethnic, linguistic, political, and religious affiliations will either learn to coexist or continue to attempt to eliminate each other, it is false to assume that partitioning a nation and stabilizing it via external military force will prevent conflict from returning.
	www.carlisle.army.mil /usawc/parameters/98winter/liotta.htm (7069 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Thanks to an important democratic and intellectual movement (to which the Montenegrin P.E.N. Centre has made a significant contribution) Montenegro is still managing to defend its traditional values - multiethnic and multi-religious tolerance, to withstand extremist forms of xenophobia, chauvinism, nationalistic mythomania and genocidal practices.
		It is with a feeling of responsibility for the plight of deportees and refugees that Montenegro feels that it has the right to expect efficient international aid, the kind of aid that is for the same purpose being provided to Albania and Macedonia.
		The Montenegrins P.E.N. Centre hopes that this Appeal to P.E.N. centres around the world, to humanitarian and charitable organizations and institutions, will meet with a significant response and that it will enable Montenegro to save and temporarily provide care for tens of thousands of deportees, displaced and suffering human beings.
	www.montenegro.org /pen_appl.html (620 words)

	Dreams of the Montenegrin Man
		The Montenegrins and the population of Boka were against it, and had the support of Russia, which sent several ships to Boka.
		He believed that the people were devoted to him, "except for the breakers of general peace, who have received their just deserts...
		Trouble was coming also from the new neighbor, Austria, whose administration did not possess the same knowledge of the Montenegrins, the people of Boka and their mutual relations that the previous Venice administration had boasted.
	www.njegos.org /mnhistory/hist2.htm (3314 words)

	Telegraph Blogs: Foreign: David Rennie: May 2006: A powerful friend to democracy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Serbs and Montenegrins are far from enthusiastic about being nagged all the time by Brussels to clean up their acts.
		In a nutshell, Montenegrins like to see themselves as a proud, brave nation of highland warriors, whose central mountains were first proclaimed a state 1,000 years ago, and which were the only part of the Balkans never conquered by the Ottoman Turks.
		Montenegrins are a small nation, the final result of 1000 years of cultural evolution.
	blogs.telegraph.co.uk /foreign/davidrennie/may06/powerfulfrienddemocracy.htm (2108 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Europe
		The survey of 1,500 people was conducted in April and no margin of error was given.
		Serbia, with 7.7 million people, and Montenegro agreed in 2003 to dissolve Yugoslavia and remain in an EU-backed loose alliance for at least three years.
		Ethnic Montenegrins represent a leading 43 percent of the population, according to the 2003 census.
	www.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000085&sid=ata7y_SvibZ4&refer=europe (856 words)

	Duklja, the first Montenegrin state (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The thousand-year history of the Montenegrin state begins in the ninth century with the emergence of Duklja, a vassal state of Byzantium.
		The people of Duklja "were the oldest ancestors of Montenegrins.
		That people, in the feudal sense, was a particular mix of Illyrians, Romans and Slavs, synthesized under the name -- the Dukljans." (Dragoje Zivkovic, Istorija crnogorskog naroda, Cetinje, 1989, p.134).
	www.montenegro.org /duklja.html (728 words)

	A View from Montenegro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		People are nervous but they aren't afraid, because people strongly believe that NATO is wrong.
		Montenegrins have always considered Serbs brothers because we speak the same language, had the same church, which is Orthodox Christian; we've been neighbors forever, for the last thousand years, ever since Slavs came down from the mountains.
		VV: They don't hate each other, however there is friction between Montenegrins who think we should stay away from this trouble and Montenegrins who think we should stick together with Serbia, and that we should send troops to Kosovo should there be a ground invasion.
	www.washingtonfreepress.org /39/view.html (1010 words)

	Slobodan Milosevic's Montenegro Speech
		They have invariably believed that cooperation with would-be occupiers or actual occupiers was the expression of a rational, wise, so to speak visionary comprehension of the interests of a small and poor nation in the face of violence coming from somebody bigger, stronger and more powerful.
		These same giants are once again faced with a menagerie of rabbits, rats and even hyenas, who would turn the giant people into a lap-dog for the amusement of the foreign master in his idle hour.
		For the first time it is defending them with honour alone, with what Montenegrins have always insisted was their chief, their dominant characteristic.
	www.antiwar.com /orig/slobo1.html (1091 words)

	Albania's Golgotha: Indictments of the Exterminators of the Albanian People
		The answer is: people were murdered in thousands; men, women, children; the elderly tortured to death; villages burned down or looted; women and young girls raped and a whole land, devastated and ransacked, has been immersed in blood.
		When the five people arrived in Suni, which is at a distance of four hours from Prizren, they were robbed of their possessions.
		Most people concealed the weapons at home or escaped with them, for it is easier for an Albanian to give up his property than to surrender his gun.
	www.ess.uwe.ac.uk /kosovo/juka.htm (13472 words)

	FAQ for Kosovo and the war in Yugoslavia
		Hundreds of Serbs and Montenegrins are leaving Kosovo Province in the aftermath of rioting that erupted last spring over demands of the ethnic Albanian majority for greater autonomy.
		The province of Kosovo is dominated by Albanian people.
		The struggle of people against power,' wrote Milan Kundera, 'is the struggle of memory against forgetting.' The idea that the Nato bombing has to do with 'moral purpose' (Blair) and 'principles of humanity we hold sacred' (Clinton) insults both memory and intelligence.
	www.mit.edu /people/petros/faq.html (7871 words)

	CBC News: Montenegrins vote for independence
		The news was greeted by cheering crowds and celebratory gunfire in the Montenegrin capital of Podgorica.
		If the official count backs up the preliminary estimate, Montenegro will be allowed to split from the larger Serbia, a move that would complete the break-up of the last remnants of the former Yugoslavia, a country that was created in 1918 from six separate states.
		Serbia is the dominant partner in the union, with 7.5 million people and a larger economy.
	www.cbc.ca /story/world/national/2006/05/21/montenegro-sun.html (1076 words)

	The U.S.-NATO war in Yugoslavia: Five Myths
		A developing country of 10 million people, Yugoslavia is being attacked by 19 countries, including the biggest military powers in the world, which have a combined population of more than half a billion people.
		The biggest single act of "ethnic cleansing" was the forced removal of 600,000 Serbs from the Krajina region of Croatia (a former Yugoslav republic) by the U.S.-trained and armed Croatian military in 1995.
		This war is killing people of all nationalities in Yugoslavia, and poisoning their land with radioactive depleted uranium (DU) weapons.
	www.afn.org /~iguana/archives/1999_04/19990401.html (1101 words)

	People's Daily Online -- NATO pledges ties with independent Montenegro
		NATO on Sunday reiterated its respect for the decision taken by the people of Montenegro to declare independence and reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing ties between the military alliance and all Balkan states.
		Montenegro's parliament declared independence from Serbia on Saturday after 55.5 percent of Montenegrins voted for an independent Montenegro in the May 21 referendum.
		The Montenegrin parliament also adopted a declaration of independence which identified the country's integration with the European Union (EU) and NATO as its strategic national goal.
	english.people.com.cn /200606/05/eng20060605_271050.html (212 words)

	Montenegro.com - Montenegrins in Alaska
		At the beginning of the last century in the stream of people who headed to Alaska during the gold rush in search of dreams of prosperity and riches there was a large number of Montenegrins.
		They were mainly people who had already been living for some while in other parts of USA and who, enticed by stories of the chances to make big earnings in the wilds of Alaska, set off northwards.
		Fortunately their hard work success and pain, although almost completely forgotten by us, have fascinated other good and intelligent people who have carried out what should be the duty of each one of us who sets any store by preserving his roots and traditions.
	www.montenegro.com /en/Montenegrins_in_Alaska.html (535 words)

	ALBANIANS AND MONTENEGRINS BROTHERS!? - www.ezboard.com
		For instance, the albanian clans of the Krasniqi and Hoti and three montenegrin clans are said to be the descendants of five brothers, the three brothers became orthodox and later montenegrin while the others remained albanian, one catholic the other muslim!
		I believe some montenegrins are to some extent slavicized albanians, especially the clans of Kuci, Pipri and Vasojevic etc, but today you´re slavs, assimilated illyrians/albanians.
		Also those "montenegrins" you speak of are very few, only around "Old Montenegro" and to some extent in Albania and Kosova, but this type is pre-slavic and to rare to have been the strongest element in ancient Illyria.
	pub18.ezboard.com /fbalkansfrm57.showMessage?topicID=47.topic (3073 words)

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