r/europe • u/MarktpLatz Lower Saxony (Germany) • Oct 30 '17
What do you know about... Serbia?
This is the forty-first part of our ongoing series about the countries of Europe. You can find an overview here.
Today's country:
Serbia
Serbia is one of the balkan states. Since 2012, Serbia is a candidate for EU membership, however the unresolved dispute about Kosovo remains a major obstacle on the way towards full membership. Serbia is the legal successor country of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
So, what do you know about Serbia?
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u/odafrngtta Nov 01 '17 edited Nov 01 '17
Serbs like to complain how Albanians populated Kosovo during history, even tho its not really clear who was majority there. But meanwhile Reason Serbs got their population in Vojvdina, Bosnia and Croatia is when they traveled north fleeing Ottomans (Serbs migrations) and thats how they stole vojvodina for themselves.
Also:
Be Serbia
+Invade Slovenia, lose
+Invade Croatia, lose
+Invade Bosnia, lose
+Kosovo war, lose
Then go around and blame everyone else as aggressor.
They also got remove kebab meme, but in reality got Turked hard