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639:, then a supporter of President BulatoviÄ and union with Serbia, supported irredentist claims upon Croatia, claiming that Montenegro's post-World War II borders (the current borders of Montenegro) were designed by "semi-skilled Bolshevik cartographers" and ÄukanoviÄ declared that Montenegro should "draw demarcation lines vis-Ć -vis the Croats once and for all".
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492:, was invited to be its King and puppet head of state, but he vigorously refused claiming that he would not cooperate with Nazis. The restored Montenegro lost Metohija and its eastern lands to a Greater Albania, but managed to gain the Serbian part of Sandžak. All other political parties were outlawed and a dictatorship under
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in June 1928. Intended to mitigate the intensifying political crisis, Alexander suspended the constitution, banned political parties and installed his own government. Many opposition politicians were arrested and imprisoned, serving to isolate
Yugoslaviaās non-Serbs further. In an attempt to create a
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was held to determine whether
Montenegrins should remain united with Serbia or be independent resulting in 96.82 percent of Montenegrins preferring to remain in a union with Serbia versus 3.18 percent preferring independence. Frustration with the union with Serbia grew in the 1990s in response to FR
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of
Montenegro within the Yugoslav federation, recognition of a Montenegrin nationality, sponsoring industrial development of the previously rural economy of Montenegro, by providing financial aid to Montenegro that was the poorest of the six constituent republics and including substantial numbers of
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decision to place the
Montenegrin Church under the jurisdiction of the Serbian patriarch in Belgrade was a further insult to Montenegrin pride. The early postwar period was characterized by intense armed struggle within Montenegro, economic marginalization and the formation of new political parties.
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published its
Declaration on the Endangerment of Montenegrin Culture, People and State, the central claim of which was to highlight what it argued was the attempted assimilation and destruction of all aspects of Montenegrin cultural identity. In Article 5 of the declaration, it is stated that, "the
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claims that the causes that resulted in the development of contemporary
Montenegrin nationalism have been dated back to the mid-14th century when Montenegro first became a sovereign state. While Montenegrins have been regarded as a subgroup of Serbs, the independence of Montenegro during the period
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in 1998 resulted in the ascendance of a
Montenegrin nationalist government to power and a fundamental change of attitude by the Montenegrin government to the Serbian government of Slobodan MiloÅ”eviÄ. Similar to the violence between the Greens and the Whites after World War I, violent confrontations
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After Tito's death in 1980, nationalism in
Montenegro and elsewhere in Yugoslavia surged. Beginning in 1981, Montenegrin nationalism grew in strength with its supporters demanding more autonomy for Montenegro within Yugoslavia, however a government crackdown against Montenegrin nationalists between
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Races are communities of blood, whereas people are creatures of history. With their language, the
Montenegrin people belong to the Slavic linguistic community. By their blood, however, they belong . According to the contemporary science of European races, peoples are descended from the Illyrians.
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and unity with Serbia, quashed the efforts of the dissident tribes to move
Montenegro away from Serbia. After Yugoslavia dissolved in 1991, the Montenegrin government continued to support unity with Serbia and Montenegrin soldiers took part in the wars against the seceding republics. During the
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Constitution, among other things, declares Serbian as the language of the Montenegrins, in spite of the fact that the Montenegrin language has its own history and confirmation in literature". That the Montenegrin language is described in the constitution as Serbian of the
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of Ottoman rule over Serbia resulted in a profoundly different culture emerging in Montenegro as compared with Serbia. Montenegro at this time developed into a tribal warrior society that was quite different from the culture of Ottoman-controlled Serbia.
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During the 2003 population census in Montenegro, the issue of the Montenegrin language was contentious and hotly debated. In March 2004, the Montenegrin education council proposed changing the official language of the republic from Serbian to
56:. As opposed to Serbian nationalism, which emphasizes the ethnic Serbian character of the Montenegrins, Montenegrin nationalism emphasizes the right of the Montenegrins to define themselves as a unique nation, not simply as a branch of the
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between the UstaÅ”e and ÄuriÅ”iÄ's troops. With the impending Allied victory in 1945, Montenegrin Federalist Party dispersed, retreating with other Axis collaborators in late 1945 after its own Montenegrin Army turned against it.
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entered Herzegovina in September 1991 in preparations for an attack on Dubrovnik. Many Montenegrins at the time supported the irredentist aim of unification of Dubrovnik with Montenegro. During the Yugoslav Wars,
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It was, however, the Communist Party that made inroads into Montenegrin political life. Most importantly, the Montenegrin communists dropped their initial commitment to Yugoslav unitarism, instead embracing
885:, they argued, was just one of many examples of the marginalization of Montenegrin identity. Central to this argument was the claim that the Montenegrin language, despite forming the basis for the Serbian,
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The feud between the anti-KaraÄorÄeviÄ Greens and the pro-KaraÄorÄeviÄ Whites over Montenegro's joining with Yugoslavia continued and escalated in the 1920s. The Greens were infuriated with the Montenegrin
687:, and frustration over Serbian nationalists dismissal of Montenegrin culture as being a sub-sect of Serbian culture. By 1997 most Montenegrins desired looser ties with Serbia and closer relations with the
519:'s capital, as the Montenegrin State Council aimed at eventually creating an independent and large national state of the Montenegrin people. It associated itself with the UstaŔe and aided their regime.
695:, Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo ÄukanoviÄ had abandoned his previous support for Montenegrin unity with Serbia, and ran against pro-Serbian President BulatoviÄ. The election of Milo ÄukanoviÄ as
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Yugoslav Wars, Montenegro's President BulatoviÄ sought to satisfy both Montenegrin and Serbian nationalist factions in Montenegro by supporting Montenegrin irredentist claims to
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in 1939, the Montenegrin Federalist Party supported the agreement, believing it would lead to greater independence for Montenegro. However, a status such as that achieved by the
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that included the King of Montenegro and several powerful tribes opposed unification and advocated an independent Montenegrin state. The faction in favour of unification was the
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being dismantled in favor for the Serbian KaraÄorÄeviÄ dynasty. In response to perceived Serbian domination over Montenegro, the Greens initiated several revolts in the 1920s.
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and wanted to retreat to Slovenia in return for nominal recognition of DrljeviÄ's movement. However, this alliance between DrljeviÄ and ÄuriÅ”iÄ was short-lived and ended with
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Hence, not just the kinship, but the identity of certain cultural forms among the Dinaric peoples, all the way from Albanians to South Tyroleans, who are Germanized Illyrians.
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of 1999, and the Montenegrin government officially declared its neutrality in the conflict, resulting in NATO forces focusing air strikes on Serbia alone, although some
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917:(mother tongue). The proposal caused outrage among ethnic Serbs, who saw it as an attempt by the Montenegrin government to marginalize aspects of Serbian identity.
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Montenegrins within the civil service. Montenegrin nationalism arose again as a movement from 1966 to 1967 when an effort was initiated to resurrect the separate
555:, Montenegrin nationalism subsided for thirty years as a result of efforts by Yugoslavia's government to placate Montenegrins. Such efforts included: creating a
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occurred between supporters of ÄukanoviÄ and pro-unity President BulatoviÄ. The Montenegrin government refused to support federal government actions in the
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aggressively imposed from above. Montenegro ceased to exist as a geographical term, its territory becoming instead largely incorporated into the
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as opposed to Slavic descent and that the Serb and Montenegrin mentalities were so different as to be irreconcilable. He wrote:
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1041:, pp. 1296ā1299.
866:breakup of Yugoslavia
837:Language secessionism
818:(factions, 2002ā2010)
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578:Breakup of Yugoslavia
470:Kingdom of Montenegro
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858:Montenegrin language
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547:Socialist Yugoslavia
248:KaraÄorÄeviÄ dynasty
130:between the town of
3262:American Indigenous
2895:Free Papua Movement
2305:Balkar and Karachay
2100:Southeastern Europe
1631:Indigenous Canadian
1388:Motyl, Alexander J.
1280:, pp. 192ā194.
1268:, pp. 113ā114.
985:, pp. 345ā346.
921:, president of the
621:Eastern Herzegovina
426:Banovina of Croatia
270:Interwar Yugoslavia
155:Montenegrin culture
77:Montenegro's tribes
54:Serbian nationalism
3307:ethnic nationalism
3010:Welsh independence
2890:Free Aceh Movement
2122:in North Macedonia
1964:South-eastern Asia
1459:Ethnic nationalism
1394:. Academic Press.
960:Christmas Uprising
907:Novi Sad Agreement
860:separate from the
806:(civic, 2001ā2006)
800:(civic, 1990ā2005)
788:(1918ā1922, 1940s)
786:Montenegrin Greens
608:Slobodan MiloÅ”eviÄ
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300:Christmas Uprising
296:Podgorica Assembly
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180:Podgorica Assembly
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883:ijekavian dialect
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1828:chauvinist
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