(01-23-2018 09:34 PM)Rocha Wrote: So while pointing to Sarajevo he says that it was Serb land until the muslims came. The Serbs who stayed there became muslims (the Bosniaks), and the ones who did not wanted to submit their faith escaped to the mountains.
Bosniaks before Ottoman invasion in 15th century were Croats and Serbs, not just Serbs. The reason Karađić says "Serb land" is because he was a radical. Croats = Serbs and Bosniaks = Serbs were main ideas fueling plans for reincarnating
Greater Serbia during 90s, i.e. wherever Serbs live is Serbia. Western border was supposed to be through Croatian cities of Virovitica, Karlovac and Karlobag.
Regarding Bosnian nobility, interestingly, ruling dynasty of pre Ottoman times, house Kotromanić, is even now said to have almost obscure ancestry. Some suppose they are German in origin, others see ancestry from Hungary. During their ruling they had numerous titles including King of Croatia, King of Serbia and King of Bosnia. They intermarried with European mobility.