Tadić on visit to Germany

"Tadić attended the Holy Easter Liturgy in a Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) monastery near Hildesheim."

Guys you need to send Bogdanovic over there and create some serbian paralel institutions and call Russia to not recognise Germany until they give this province back to Serbia because there is serbian church there and as we know "where is one serbian church there is Serbia".

why would B92 publish "toni's" comment? Toni, expell all the Serbs from Kosovo and then claim that those churches and monestaries are actually albanian, call your amer buddies and have them back up your claim..but the ENTIRE world understands that Kosovo is Serbian..and you know what else is Serbian...Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg! There is a little history lesson for you to ponder over!

CCCC

Haha nr 1 funny comment, but for sure you are way out there, where no one can help you.

Srecan Vaskrs, Hristos Vaskrse

God have mercy on you :)

>> "you know what else is Serbian...Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg!"

I thought he was Greek and Macedonian named Djorgje? Anyway, why aren't Serbs building monuments for him?

Why aren't Serbs or Greeks or FYROM-ans honoring one their "own" then?

if serbia would errect monuments to every guy capeable of reading and kicking turkish backs, then there would be no space left.

contrary to that in albania this is a totaly different storry...

austrian emperors or popes also fought turks and just like skenderbeg had nothing to do with albanians, why don't you build monuments for them too?

I love the pic of Tadic chatting it up with the Germans..enjoy it while it lasts Boris, next election will be here shortly and you will be unemployed.....

In regards to Skenderbeg, What does make Skenderbeg Serbian is the work of over a dozen West European genealogists one whom is a descendant of Skenderbeg and a bearer of both of his last names; he is Nobile Loris Castriota-Skenderbegh.

According to this genealogy:



a) Skenderbeg is the great grandson of Branilo, the Serb duke of Kastoria.

b) Skenderbeg’s brother was named Stanisa, a contemporary Serbian name.

c) Stanisa’s son (Skenderbeg’s nephew) was also named Branilo.

d) Skenderbeg’s mother was Vojislava daughter of the Serb ruler of Polog

e) Skenderbeg’s sisters Valica and Jela mean ‘little wave’ and ‘dear’ in Serbian. Branilo and Stanisa are both Serbian names meaning ‘defender’ and ‘the one who stands,’ respectively.

"Tadić attended the Holy Easter Liturgy in a Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) monastery near Hildesheim."

Guys you need to send Bogdanovic over there and create some serbian paralel institutions and call Russia to not recognise Germany until they give this province back to Serbia because there is serbian church there and as we know "where is one serbian church there is Serbia".

>> "you know what else is Serbian...Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg!"

I thought he was Greek and Macedonian named Djorgje? Anyway, why aren't Serbs building monuments for him?

Why aren't Serbs or Greeks or FYROM-ans honoring one their "own" then?

why would B92 publish "toni's" comment? Toni, expell all the Serbs from Kosovo and then claim that those churches and monestaries are actually albanian, call your amer buddies and have them back up your claim..but the ENTIRE world understands that Kosovo is Serbian..and you know what else is Serbian...Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg! There is a little history lesson for you to ponder over!

CCCC

Haha nr 1 funny comment, but for sure you are way out there, where no one can help you.

Srecan Vaskrs, Hristos Vaskrse

God have mercy on you :)

if serbia would errect monuments to every guy capeable of reading and kicking turkish backs, then there would be no space left.

contrary to that in albania this is a totaly different storry...

austrian emperors or popes also fought turks and just like skenderbeg had nothing to do with albanians, why don't you build monuments for them too?

I love the pic of Tadic chatting it up with the Germans..enjoy it while it lasts Boris, next election will be here shortly and you will be unemployed.....

In regards to Skenderbeg, What does make Skenderbeg Serbian is the work of over a dozen West European genealogists one whom is a descendant of Skenderbeg and a bearer of both of his last names; he is Nobile Loris Castriota-Skenderbegh.

According to this genealogy:



a) Skenderbeg is the great grandson of Branilo, the Serb duke of Kastoria.

b) Skenderbeg’s brother was named Stanisa, a contemporary Serbian name.

c) Stanisa’s son (Skenderbeg’s nephew) was also named Branilo.

d) Skenderbeg’s mother was Vojislava daughter of the Serb ruler of Polog

e) Skenderbeg’s sisters Valica and Jela mean ‘little wave’ and ‘dear’ in Serbian. Branilo and Stanisa are both Serbian names meaning ‘defender’ and ‘the one who stands,’ respectively.