Documentary film Barone - history of Šibenik in 17th century

[@EricLehner]

Blessed is Sibenik and its people in Dalmatia, Croatia. Wonderful documentary - let us not forget the invasion of our European homeland by the Ottoman Empire. For peace to prevail, one must defend in friendship AND strength, both. A lesson for us all, not only in the past, but in our time as well. This principle persists through the centuries.

[@anastasijakuznetsova6441]

A wonderful documentary. Thank you!

[@bananamilk2605]

Moj lipi grad ♡♡♡

[@balkanhajduk]

Very surprised that Serbian people haven't been mentioned as Croatian language comes from Serbia

[@cuvarigrada3000]

It's not true. Serbian language originated in Croatian, as well as Bosniak and others. Vuk Karađić copied it from Croats, that is the fact. There are enough lies and Serbian mythoma. Serbs came to these 17th century sites as Orthodox Cincars with their sheep fleeing the Turks. Croats to Catholics give them anchor objects such as the Krka and Krupa monasteries, which were in Catholic ownership. Croats have been from the 7th century, with their culture and customs. On a stone hard on that letter, from the seventh century, the Croatians breathe.

[@balkanhajduk]

cuvarigrada3000 not true. even to this day Croatians would like to consider themselves from a Germanic origin. Also Roman.

[@cuvarigrada3000]

you simply are not competent to talk about such topics. Above all, CROATIA!

[@Molekulasti]

What an absurd claim. I noticed this Serbian fallacy being pushed around quite a bit. Pure fascist style propaganda. First Croatian dictionary is at least 200 years older than the Serbian forgery. Torlak dialect is the true Serbian language. You are speaking Croatian, friend.

[@balkanhajduk]

Jooo J that's been debunked and you are wrong