3817:. (3): 335. "The current population of the Albanian villages is partly "bosniakicised", since in the last two generations a number of Albanian males began to intermarry with (Muslim) Bosniak women of Pešter. This is one of the reasons why locals in Ugao were declared to be "Bosniaks" in the last census of 2002, or, in Boroštica, to be simply "Muslims", and in both cases abandoning the previous ethnic label of "Albanians", which these villages used in the census conducted during "Yugoslavian" times. A number of our informants confirmed that the self-attribution "Albanian" was purposely abandoned in order to avoid problems following the Yugoslav Wars and associated violent incursions of Serbian para-military forces in the area. The oldest generation of the villagers however are still fluent in a dialect of Ghegh Albanian, which appears to have been neglected by European linguists thus far. Additionally, the presence of an Albanian minority in this area has never been brought to the attention of international stakeholders by either the former Yugoslav or the current Serbian authorities."
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1107:. The kaza of Novi Pazar had 1,749 households in 244 Serb villages and 896 households in 81 Albanian villages. Nine villages inhabited by both Serbs and Albanians had 173 households. The town of Novi Pazar had a total of 1,749 Serb and Albanian households with 8,745 inhabitants. The kaza of Kolašin had 27 Albanian villages with 732 households and 5 Serb villages with 75 households. The administrative centre of the kaza, Šahovići, had 25 Albanian households. The kaza of Novi Varoš, according the Bulgarian report, had 19 Serbian villages with 298 households and "one Bosnian village with 200 houses". Novi Varoš had 725 Serb and some Albanian households.
599:(1683–1699). Part of the Slavic-speaking Orthodox Christian population was expelled northwards, while other Christians and Muslims were driven to the Ottoman territory. The land abandoned by the Eastern Orthodox Serbs was settled by populations from neighbouring areas who either were or became Muslim in Sandžak. Large migrations occurred throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. The third factor of Islamization was the geographical location of Sandžak, which allowed it to become a trade centre, facilitating conversions amongst merchants. The tribal migrations to Sandžak had contributed a large role to its history and identity along with culture.
1103:. According to the Bulgarian report, in the kaza of Akova there were 47 Albanian villages which had 1,266 households. Serbs lived in 11 villages which had 216 households. The town of Akova (Bijelo Polje) had 100 Albanian and Serb households. There were also mixed villages - inhabited by both Serbs and Albanians - which had 115 households with 575 inhabitants. The kaza of Sjenica was inhabited mainly by Orthodox Serbs (69 villages with 624 households) and Bosnian Muslims (46 villages with 655 households). Seventeen villages had a population of both Orthodox Serbs and Bosnian Muslims. Albanians (505 households) lived exclusively in the town of
1079:(refugees) from areas which became part of Montenegro, settled in the sanjak. As Ottoman institutions only registered religious affiliation, official Ottoman statistics about ethnicity do not exist. Austrian, Bulgarian and Serbian consulates in the area produced their own ethnographic estimations about the sanjak. In general, three main groups lived in the region: Orthodox Serbs, Muslim and Catholic Albanians and Muslim Slavs (noted in contemporary sources as Bosniaks). Small communities of Romani, Turks and Jews lived mainly in towns. The Bulgarian foreign ministry compiled a report in 1901-02. The five
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891:, the special envoy of Germany to Sandžak mentioned in his correspondence that up to 100,000 Albanians from Sandžak wanted to be moved from Serbia under the jurisdiction of Albania. The Italian and German forces considered to enact population exchange from Sandžak to Kosovo to stop interethnic violence between Serbs and Albanians. Peter Pfeiffer, diplomat of the Foreign Office of Germany warned that relocation plans would cause a great rift between the German army and Albanians and they were abandoned. In November 1941 as clashes continued Albanians defeated the Chetniks in the
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954:. In January 1944, the Land Assembly of Montenegro and the Bay of Kotor claimed Sandžak as part of a future Montenegrin federal unit. However, in March, the Communist Party opposed this, insisting that Sandžak's representatives at AVNOJ should decide on the matter. In February 1945, the Presidency of the AVNOJ made a decision to oppose the Sandžak's autonomy. The AVNOJ explained that the Sandžak did not have a national basis for an autonomy and opposed crumbling of the Serbian and Montenegrin totality. On 29 March 1945 in
978:, while the coal mines were opened in the Prijepolje area. The urbanisation caused a major social and economic shift. Many people left villages for towns. The national composition of the urban centres was changed to the disadvantage of the Muslims, as most of those who inhabited the cities were Serbs. The Muslims continued to lose their economic status, continuing the trend inherited from the time of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the agrarian reform in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The emigration of the Muslims to
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Albanian kingdom. It has been estimated that 9,000 Muslims were killed in total by the Chetniks and affiliated groups during the war in Sandžak. The Jewish community of Novi Pazar was initially not harassed because the city didn't have
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also continued, caused by the general underdevelopment of the region, disagreement with the communist authorities and the mistrust with the Serbs and
Montenegrins, but also due to the nationalisation and expropriation of property. Serbs from Sandžak also moved to the wealthier regions of the central
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tribes began migrating into the lower Pešter and Sandžak regions at around 1700. The
Kelmendi chief had converted to Islam, and promised to convert his people to. A total of 251 Kelmendi households (1,987 people) were resettled in the Pešter area on that occasion, however five years later part the
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in 1991 census. By the 2002-2003 census, however, most of them declared themselves
Bosniaks. There is still a significant minority that identify as Muslims (by ethnicity). There are still some Albanian villages (Boroštica, Doliće and Ugao) in the Pešter region. There were a larger presence of
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The Slavic dialect of
Gusinje and Plav (sometimes considered part of Sandžak) shows very high structural influence from Albanian. Its uniqueness in terms of language contact between Albanian and Slavic is explained by the fact that most Slavic-speakers in today's Plav and Gusinje are of
1166:. They form 52.05% (197,754) of the region's population. Serbs form 30.03% (114,121), Montenegrins 6.97% (26,494), ethnic Muslims 4.71% (17,879), and Albanians 1.06% (4,035). About 19,687 (5.18%) people belong to smaller communities or have chosen to not declare an ethnic identity.
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between 1878 and 1909 as a garrison, until an agreement between
Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire resulted in the withdrawal of Austro-Hungarian troops from Sandžak in exchange for full control over Bosnia. In 1912, it was divided between the
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was conducted in 1910. The 1910 Ottoman census recorded 52,833 Muslims and 27,814 Orthodox Serbs. About 65% of the population were
Muslims and 35% Serbian Orthodox. The majority of the Muslim population were Albanians.
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Sandzak. Its sponsor was the Muslim National Council, which consisted of the SDA, the Muslim Bosnian
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Albanians in Sandžak in the past, however due to various factors such as migration, assimilation, along with mixing, many identify as Bosniaks instead. Catholic Albanian groups which settled in
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serves as Sandžak's economic and cultural center and is the region's most populous city. Sandžak has a diverse and complex ethnic and religious composition, with significant
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any considerable concentration of German forces, but on March 2, 1942 the city's Jews were rounded up by the German army and killed in extermination camps (the men in
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456:(100,410), while other large municipalities are: Pljevlja (31,060), and Priboj (27,133). In Serbia, the municipalities of Novi Pazar and Tutin are part of the
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for protection. About 450 local civilians were killed after the uprising was quelled. These events resulted in a large influx of Albanians migrating to the
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3796:, p. 64:Die Bevölkerung des Sancak Novi Bazar war zu etwa 65% islamisiert. Der muslimische Bevölkerung santeil bestand zum grössten Teil aus Albanern.
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903:. In a reaction, the notables of the region then published a memorandum and declared themselves to be Albanians. The memorandum was sent to Prime Minister
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from unifying, and allow Austria-Hungary's further expansion into the Balkans. Per these plans, Sandžak was seen as part of the
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3772:, p. 63:Die Kaza Novi Varoš zählte 19 serbische Dörfer mit 298 Häusern und 1 „ bosnisches Dorf mit 200 Häusern .
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worsened their economic situation, leading to the emigration of Muslims from Sandžak to the Ottoman Empire.
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4006:. Warszaw: Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Warszaw.
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The National Question in Yugoslavia: Origins, History, Politics
3387:
The National Question in Yugoslavia: Origins, History, Politics
1083:(districts) of the sanjak of the Novi Pazar at that time were:
856:
into separate states. Albanian militia fought for inclusion in
271:, the region became an important administrative district, with
3906:
Slavic-Albanian Language Contact, Convergence, and Coexistence
927:
of Albanian collaborationist troops with one battalion of the
872:
4223:
4208:
3687:
3294:
788:
districts, fighting against the inclusion of Sandžak in the
252:, a former Ottoman administrative district founded in 1865.
3612:, Vol. II/III (No. 9), July–August–September 1996, pp.3-14.
2639:
720:. Since the 18th century, many people originating from the
700:, although in the Pešter plateau they partly utilized the
4218:
2432:"Regions and Territorial Autonomy in Southeastern Europe"
883:
in the German sphere was led by the Albanian nationalist
752:
After the war, Sandžak became a part of the newly formed
2912:
Bulletin of the School of Oriental & African Studies
2849:
2847:
2845:
2843:
4229:
Centre for Bosniak Study & Bošnjačka riječ magazine
4067:. College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press.
3659:
3657:
3390:. Cornell University Press. pp. 298 snippet view.
3595:. Opštinska zajednica obrazovanja. 1978. p. 160.
3209:
Dragostinova, Theodora; Hashamova, Yana (2016-08-20).
265:
Ottoman territorial expansion into the western Balkans
3554:
Teror i zločini nacističke Nemačke u Srbiji 1941-1944
2346:
A wall built during the Ottoman period in Novi Pazar
331:
223:
4664:
4514:
4413:
3251:
The Tribes of Albania: History, Society and Culture
3093:
The Tribes of Albania: History, Society and Culture
493:
were periodically and forcefully converted to Islam
179:
167:
155:
150:
142:
137:
127:
97:
42:
3608:"The Moslem Militia and Legion of the Sandjak" in
381:Sandžak stretches from the southeastern border of
228:) is a historical and geo-political region in the
452:The most populated municipality in the region is
2909:Wittek, Paul (1955). "Devs̱ẖirme and s̱ẖarī'a".
2743:"Territorial organisation of Republic of Serbia"
2492:"Islamic community in Serbia - the Sandžak case"
2434:. In Gagnon, Alain-G.; Keating, Michael (eds.).
1177:2022 Serbian census and 2011 Montenegrin census)
826:Italian protectorate over the Kingdom of Albania
275:as its administrative center. Sandžak was under
3702:Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Report
3123:
3058:
3022:
2701:"Geographic position of Municipality of Rožaje"
2235:Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Ras
3514:
2976:
2974:
2904:
2902:
2683:"Geographic position of Municipality of Tutin"
967:department or any school of higher education.
4391:
4249:
3860:. Internet Archive. London : Macmillan.
3592:Simpozijum seoski dani Sretena Vukosavljevića
2525:. Cambridge University Press. pp. 175–.
2519:Karen Dawisha; Bruce Parrott (13 June 1997).
830:Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia
445:). Sometimes the Montenegrin municipality of
61:
47:
8:
3944:"Statistical Office of Montenegro - MONSTAT"
3675:
3636:
3322:, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2013, p. 11
3194:sfn error: no target: CITEREFTodorović2012 (
3039:sfn error: no target: CITEREFTodorović2012 (
2858:. In Ágoston, Gábor; Masters, Bruce (eds.).
653:. However, in 1867, it become a part of the
27:Geopolitical region in Serbia and Montenegro
4086:. Belgrade: Socialist Thought and Practice.
4084:War and revolution in Yugoslavia, 1941-1945
3440:
3438:
4398:
4384:
4376:
4256:
4242:
4234:
3688:Hadžišehović, Butler & Risaluddin 2003
3295:Hadžišehović, Butler & Risaluddin 2003
840:in central and south Sandžak or to Muslim
39:
3908:. The Ohio State University. p. 140.
3277:"HISTORIJAT RODOVA NA PODRUČJU BJELIMIĆA"
3189:
3142:. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 337.
3034:
921:SS-Police "Self-Defence" Regiment Sandžak
758:defeat and collapse of the Ottoman Empire
310:comprise ethnic majority in this region.
4833:Bosnia and Herzegovina–Montenegro border
4813:Geography of Šumadija and Western Serbia
3987:. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.
3575:sfn error: no target: CITEREFMuñoz2001 (
3344:
3306:
3076:Memoirs of the American Folklore Society
2761:"Territorial organization of Montenegro"
2665:"Position of the Municipality of Priboj"
2267:monastery, near Novi Pazar, 12th century
1818:
1168:
807:
4045:Muslims and the Making of Modern Europe
3622:Prcela, John; Guldescu, Stanko (1995).
3415:sfn error: no target: CITEREFZaug2021 (
2689:. Municipality of Tutin. 19 March 2016.
2640:"Kuptimi i fjalës Sanxhak ‹ FJALË"
2494:. In Górak-Sosnowska, Katarzyna (ed.).
2422:
2305:monastery near Novi Pazar, 13th century
2224:
649:until 1790, when it become a separated
629:In 1675, the Ottoman Turkish historian
166:
149:
136:
126:
96:
84:
3538:
3526:
2929:School of Oriental and African Studies
232:, located in the southwestern part of
4705:Budva riviera (Pobori, Brajići, Maine
3793:
3781:
3769:
3757:
3745:
3663:
3648:
3570:
3456:
3444:
3429:
3235:
3215:. Central European University Press.
3069:
3067:
2824:
2822:
2779:
2777:
2716:
2714:
2252:fortress near Novi Pazar, 8th century
1011:(MNVS) which consisted of the Muslim
790:Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
624:Condominium of Bosnia and Herzegovina
449:is also regarded as part of Sandžak.
178:
154:
146:8,686 km (3,354 sq mi)
141:
7:
4828:Bosnia and Herzegovina–Serbia border
4082:Jelić, Ivan; Strugar, Novak (1985).
3410:
731:1880 ethnographic map of the Balkans
4065:A Muslim Woman in Tito's Yugoslavia
4002:Górak-Sosnowska, Katarzyna (2011).
3881:Velović Popović, Bojana M. (2021).
3139:Historical Dictionary of Montenegro
2438:. Palgrave Macmillan. p. 194.
754:State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs
552:) were taken, levied, subjected to
4219:Bosniak National Council in Serbia
3335:, LIT Verlag Münster, 2008, p. 221
3079:. University of Texas Press. 1954.
2860:Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire
1125:Most Bosniaks declared themselves
1009:Muslim National Council of Sandžak
1003:Between 25 and 27 October 1991, a
919:1943 year saw the creation of the
25:
4224:Community of the Sandžak diaspora
4204:News from Sandžak sandzaknews.net
2722:"Profile of Municipality of Plav"
1063:Ethnic map of Sandžak (excluding
1047:Ethnic map of Sandžak (including
822:Italian governorate of Montenegro
4808:Historical regions in Montenegro
4528:Župa, Trebješani, Golija, Rudine
4364:
2370:
2351:
2339:
2325:
2310:
2295:
2272:
2257:
2242:
2227:
1005:referendum on Sandžak's autonomy
923:, being formed by joining three
200:
187:
114:
102:
86:
3920:"Dissemination database search"
3496:(in Bosnian) (85–86): 329–341.
3363:. Lexington Books. p. 33.
2626:"Dictionary.com - Sanjak entry"
812:Protectorate of Albania in 1941
355:. Historically, it is known as
4848:Albanian communities in Serbia
4175:Zaugg, Franziska Anna (2021).
3626:. Dorrance Publishing Company.
2237:near Novi Pazar, 8-9th century
912:and the women and children in
332:
224:
198:PV, BP, BA, AN, RO, GS, PT in
48:
1:
3891:Српски дијалектолошки зборник
3857:Kosovo : a short history
2983:The New Encyclopedia of Islam
991:, while the Muslims moved to
683:Some members of the Albanian
606:Sanjak of Novi Pazar in 1878.
351:, known in Serbo-Croatian as
4803:Historical regions in Serbia
4097:. Rowman & Littlefield.
4027:. Cornell University Press.
3833:. Cornell University Press.
3725:. M.E. Sharpe. p. 388.
3357:Mulaj, Klejda (2008-02-22).
3331:Klaus Roth, Ulf Brunnbauer,
3248:Robert Elsie (30 May 2015).
3090:Elsie, Robert (2015-04-24).
862:Independent State of Croatia
735:In October 1912, during the
560:, and incorporated into the
417:), and seven in Montenegro (
4160:. Purdue University Press.
4048:. Oxford University Press.
3978:. Otto Harrassowitz Verlag.
3904:Matthew C., Curtis (2012).
3279:. Fondacija "Lijepa riječ".
2981:Glassé, Cyril, ed. (2008).
2573:Cviic, Christopher (1995).
2430:Stjepanović, Dejan (2012).
1830:and 2011 Montenegrin census
1007:was held, organized by the
999:Autonomy referendum of 1991
277:Austro-Hungarian occupation
4864:
4112:Morrison, Kenneth (2018).
3700:"The Post-Soviet States".
3551:Glišić, Venceslav (1970).
3254:. I.B.Tauris. p. 81.
3163:Klemenčić, Mladen (1994).
3136:Djukanovic, Bojka (2023).
2925:Cambridge University Press
2604:. NYU Press. p. 151.
1174:
1013:Party of Democratic Action
558:forced conversion to Islam
476:
336:) is the transcription of
185:NP, TT, SJ, PP, PB, NV in
161:Serbian Sandžak (233,091)
29:
4362:
4276:
4154:John D. Treadway (1983).
4118:. Bloomsbury Publishing.
3827:Banac, Ivo (2015-06-09).
3719:Bugajski, Janusz (2002).
3384:Banac, Ivo (2015-06-09).
3096:. Bloomsbury Publishing.
2941:10.1017/S0041977X00111735
2707:. Municipality of Rozaje.
2671:. Municipality of Priboj.
2560:10.1080/17449050600911059
2459:Roth, Clémentine (2018).
1836:
1824:
1821:
1180:
1171:
365:. The region is known as
163:Monten. Sandžak (139,068)
85:
78:
62:
4838:Kosovo–Montenegro border
4823:Montenegro–Serbia border
3676:Jelić & Strugar 1985
3637:Jelić & Strugar 1985
3624:Operation Slaughterhouse
3488:Džogović, Fehim (2020).
2991:Rowman & Littlefield
659:Slavic Muslims in Bosnia
261:medieval Serbian Kingdom
236:and the eastern part of
2854:Ágoston, Gábor (2009).
2731:. Municipality of Plav.
2601:Bosnia: A Short History
2317:Husein-pasha Mosque in
935:, an Islamic cleric of
798:Principality of Albania
4042:Greble, Emily (2021).
4021:Greble, Emily (2011).
3854:Malcolm, Noel (1998).
2856:"Devşirme (Devshirme)"
2598:Malcolm, Noel (1996).
2577:. Pinter. p. 75.
2467:Nomos publishing house
2401:Bosniaks of Montenegro
1072:
1056:
993:Bosnia and Herzegovina
947:
929:Sandžak Muslim militia
834:Sandžak Muslim militia
813:
732:
607:
513:enslavement, by which
383:Bosnia and Herzegovina
4774:43.16306°N 19.77500°E
4407:Regions in Montenegro
4091:Mojzes, Paul (2011).
3972:Bartl, Peter (1968).
1062:
1046:
945:
889:Otto von Erdmannsdorf
811:
762:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
730:
605:
282:Kingdom of Montenegro
4843:Kosovo–Serbia border
4139:. Penn State Press.
3610:Axis Europa Magazine
3557:. Rad. p. 215.
3469:Kaba, Hamit (2013).
3169:. IBRU. p. 15.
3124:Górak-Sosnowska 2011
3059:Górak-Sosnowska 2011
3023:Górak-Sosnowska 2011
2933:University of London
2870:. pp. 183–185.
2575:Remaking the Balkans
2490:Duda, Jacek (2011).
893:battle of Novi Pazar
651:Sanjak of Novi Pazar
479:Sanjak of Novi Pazar
385:to the borders with
353:Novopazarski sandžak
349:Sanjak of Novi Pazar
250:Sanjak of Novi Pazar
181:Vehicle registration
4770: /
4649:, Komani, Zagarač,
4458:(Upper and Lower),
3983:Banac, Ivo (1988).
3515:Jancar-Webster 2010
3061:, pp. 328–329.
1827:2022 Serbian census
1811:Religious structure
1019:Contemporary period
554:forced circumcision
515:indigenous European
487:was invaded by the
347:, "province"); the
80:Geopolitical region
37:Geopolitical region
4779:43.16306; 19.77500
4214:Info about Sandžak
3639:, p. 82, 134.
2396:Bosniaks of Serbia
2284:Mileševa monastery
1073:
1057:
948:
814:
794:British government
733:
608:
156: • Total
143: • Total
4753:
4752:
4745:Skadarska Krajina
4585:(Upper and Lower)
4487:(Upper and Lower)
4471:(Upper and Lower)
4373:
4372:
4167:978-1-55753-146-9
3867:978-0-333-66612-8
3840:978-1-5017-0194-8
3475:Studime Historike
3397:978-1-5017-0194-8
3370:978-0-7391-4667-5
3261:978-1-78453-401-1
3222:978-963-386-135-6
3103:978-0-85772-586-8
3000:978-1-4422-2348-6
2927:on behalf of the
2877:978-0-8160-6259-1
2532:978-0-521-59733-3
2218:
2217:
1808:
1807:
850:Yugoslav Partisan
702:Albanian language
698:Bosniak ethnicity
597:Great Turkish War
485:Serbian Despotate
462:Zlatibor District
286:Kingdom of Serbia
248:derives from the
213:
212:
16:(Redirected from
4855:
4785:
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1158:Ethnic structure
933:Sulejman Pačariz
877:Sulejman Pačariz
737:First Balkan War
647:Sanjak of Bosnia
335:
334:
328:Serbian Cyrillic
296:Eastern Orthodox
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4475:Southern Sanjak
4431:Jezera, Šaranci
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4291:Ibarski Kolašin
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612:Austria-Hungary
524:(predominantly
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4187:
4181:. De Gruyter.
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3282:
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1127:ethnic Muslims
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838:Balli Kombëtar
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774:Plav rebellion
769:
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741:Ottoman Turkey
655:Bosnia Vilayet
518:Christian boys
501:Ottoman sultan
489:Ottoman Empire
477:Main article:
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269:series of wars
242:Serbo-Croatian
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4331:Sredačka župa
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3811:Human Ecology
3808:
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3540:
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3517:, p. 70.
3516:
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3458:
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3346:
3345:Morrison 2018
3341:
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3309:, p. 56.
3308:
3307:Morrison 2018
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2548:Ethnopolitics
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2747:paragraf.rs
2280:White Angel
1175:Ethnicity (
1112:Balkan Wars
1069:Andrijevica
1053:Andrijevica
768:World War I
694:Slavophones
447:Andrijevica
4792:Categories
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4762:43°09′47″N
4735:Mrkojevići
4709:Paštrovići
4690:Tivat gulf
4686:Risan gulf
4589:Skenderija
4460:Vasojevići
4209:Novi Pazar
4074:1585443042
3994:0801421861
3953:2023-08-09
3929:2023-08-09
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3457:Zaugg 2021
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3430:Banac 1988
3236:Elsie 2015
2886:2008020716
2768:mup.gov.me
2650:2024-09-20
2412:References
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2333:Novi Pazar
2288:Prijepolje
2124:Nova Varoš
1921:Prijepolje
1863:Novi Pazar
1825:Religion (
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1319:Prijepolje
1225:Novi Pazar
1210:Albanians
1120:Prijepolje
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1097:Novi Pazar
956:Novi Pazar
925:battalions
885:Aqif Bluta
881:Novi Pazar
869:Prijepolje
828:, and the
722:Hoti tribe
616:Montenegro
550:Ukrainians
530:Bulgarians
511:child levy
509:system of
454:Novi Pazar
411:Nova Varoš
407:Prijepolje
395:Novi Pazar
292:Novi Pazar
273:Novi Pazar
259:under the
238:Montenegro
208:Montenegro
151:Population
132:Novi Pazar
122:Montenegro
4548:Krivošije
4336:Pomorišje
4286:Braničevo
3502:0354-5342
3411:Zaug 2021
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2957:427969669
2921:Cambridge
2705:rozaje.me
2669:priboj.rs
2290:, c. 1235
2250:Stari Ras
2126:(Serbia)
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1981:(Serbia)
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1556:(Serbia)
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1415:(Serbia)
1321:(Serbia)
1227:(Serbia)
1186:Bosniaks
995:as well.
989:Vojvodina
710:Boroštica
542:Romanians
526:Albanians
520:from the
377:Geography
314:Etymology
98:Countries
4730:Valdanos
4682:Sutorina
4678:Prevlaka
4623:Pješivci
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4594:Malesija
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4356:Šajkaška
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3704:. 1994.
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2385:See also
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2303:Sopoćani
2214:379,790
2008:Pljevlja
1886:106,720
1842:Muslims
1804:379,790
1460:Pljevlja
1266:106,720
1204:Muslims
1164:Bosniaks
1154:origin.
1152:Albanian
1142:and the
1077:muhacirs
985:Belgrade
976:Ivangrad
952:Pljevlja
939:origin.
937:Albanian
914:Sajmište
879:, while
846:Chetniks
689:Kelmendi
670:Albanian
580:devşirme
506:devşirme
497:Venetian
431:Petnjica
419:Pljevlja
371:Albanian
308:Bosniaks
284:and the
159:372,159
4798:Sandžak
4720:Crmnica
4694:Luštica
4651:Lješani
4639:Njeguši
4635:Bjelice
4543:Grahovo
4538:Banjani
4524:Nikšići
4501:Potarje
4469:Kolašin
4437:Zatarje
4346:Sandžak
4266:regions
3965:Sources
2729:plav.me
2365:, 1830.
2221:Gallery
2195:137,479
2186:225,628
2182:Sandžak
2176:13,108
2147:13,507
2118:22,964
2089:24,083
2066:Sjenica
2060:23,514
2031:30,786
2002:33,053
1973:33,970
1944:32,214
1915:46,051
1854:others
1755:114,121
1746:197,754
1742:Sandžak
1736:13,108
1689:13,507
1642:22,964
1595:24,083
1554:Sjenica
1548:23,514
1501:30,786
1454:33,053
1407:33,970
1360:32,214
1313:46,051
1216:others
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1093:Kolašin
1089:Sjenica
782:Gusinje
746:muhajir
685:Shkreli
639:Gusinje
570:taxes.
522:Balkans
468:History
439:Gusinje
399:Sjenica
391:Albania
367:Sanxhak
361:by the
324:Sandžak
246:Sandžak
230:Balkans
216:Sandžak
70:Bosnian
63:Sandžak
56:Serbian
44:Sandžak
18:Sandzak
4700:Grbalj
4655:Rijeka
4647:Ceklin
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2167:21.48
2161:76.64
2158:10,046
2138:86.93
2135:11,742
2103:94.95
2100:21,805
2095:Rožaje
2080:15.81
2074:78.31
2071:18,860
2051:70.97
2048:16,687
2045:21.77
2037:Priboj
2022:79.08
2019:24,346
2016:16.37
1987:93.51
1984:30,909
1964:68.55
1961:23,287
1958:27.97
1950:Berane
1935:46.38
1932:14,941
1929:46.77
1926:15,066
1906:53.12
1903:24,462
1900:42.65
1897:19,640
1877:12.83
1874:13,690
1871:82.92
1868:88,493
1837:Total
1795:19,687
1775:17,879
1765:26,494
1727:18.88
1709:16.00
1703:51.90
1662:88.11
1659:11,901
1609:83.91
1606:19,269
1601:Rožaje
1568:16.03
1562:73.35
1559:17,665
1521:71.91
1518:16,909
1515:17.62
1507:Priboj
1480:24.34
1474:57.07
1471:17,569
1421:92.01
1418:30,413
1386:26.02
1380:42.95
1377:14,592
1374:17.72
1366:Berane
1333:46.44
1330:14,961
1327:39.87
1324:12,842
1298:13.00
1292:19.13
1286:35.96
1283:16,562
1280:27.34
1277:12,592
1239:13.25
1236:14,142
1233:79.84
1230:85,204
1192:Serbs
1181:Total
1136:Pešter
1031:, and
1029:Serbia
980:Turkey
972:Priboj
910:Bubanj
842:Ustaše
824:, the
784:, and
778:Rožaje
718:Gradac
716:, and
714:Doliće
674:Kosovo
666:Slavic
643:Berane
641:, and
620:Serbia
592:dhimmi
564:, and
548:, and
538:Greeks
534:Croats
441:, and
435:Rožaje
427:Berane
415:Priboj
413:, and
387:Kosovo
345:sanjak
341:sancak
333:Санџак
302:, and
240:. The
234:Serbia
225:Санџак
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195:Serbia
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4609:Gruda
4601:]
4561:Rovca
4485:Bihor
4465:Polja
4341:Raška
4311:Mačva
4306:Levač
4296:Kačer
4281:Banat
3887:(PDF)
2961:S2CID
2945:JSTOR
2919:(2).
2809:(PDF)
2788:(PDF)
2764:(PDF)
2725:(PDF)
2417:Notes
2286:near
2200:36.18
2190:59.37
2173:1.88
2164:2,815
2144:5.15
2132:7.91
2129:1,069
2115:0.46
2109:4.59
2106:1,055
2086:5.88
2083:1,415
2077:3,808
2057:7.26
2054:1,708
2042:5,119
2028:4.55
2025:1,401
2013:5,039
1999:4.53
1996:1,498
1993:1.96
1979:Tutin
1970:3.48
1967:1.181
1955:9,502
1941:6.85
1938:2,207
1912:4.23
1909:1,949
1883:4.25
1880:4,537
1785:4,035
1760:30.03
1750:52.05
1733:1.40
1724:2,475
1721:5.55
1715:6.27
1706:2,098
1700:6,803
1686:4.53
1680:0.03
1674:2.28
1668:0.07
1656:4.98
1639:1.17
1633:5.04
1630:1,158
1627:4.55
1624:1,044
1621:1.75
1615:3.58
1592:6.06
1589:1,459
1586:0.11
1580:4.44
1577:1,069
1574:0.01
1565:3,861
1545:6.37
1542:1,498
1539:0.01
1533:3.89
1527:0.20
1512:4,144
1498:5.97
1495:1,839
1492:0.06
1486:5.65
1483:1,739
1477:7,494
1468:6.91
1465:2,128
1451:4.78
1448:1,579
1445:0.05
1439:1.03
1433:0.00
1427:2.13
1413:Tutin
1404:7.34
1401:2,492
1398:0.21
1392:5.76
1389:1,957
1383:8,838
1371:6,021
1357:7.51
1354:2,419
1351:0.03
1345:6.04
1342:1,945
1339:0.11
1310:4.45
1307:2,047
1304:0.12
1295:5,985
1289:8,808
1263:4.96
1260:5,289
1257:0.19
1251:1.73
1248:1,851
1245:0.03
1140:Tutin
1132:Tutin
1085:Akova
1081:kazas
897:Bihor
586:jizya
567:jizya
546:Serbs
403:Tutin
363:Serbs
358:Raška
322:term
267:in a
257:Raška
244:term
4715:Spič
4631:Cuce
4627:Čevo
4605:Hoti
4583:Zeta
4569:Kuči
4553:Brda
4452:Brda
4447:Piva
4183:ISBN
4162:ISBN
4141:ISBN
4120:ISBN
4099:ISBN
4069:ISBN
4050:ISBN
4029:ISBN
4008:ISBN
3989:ISBN
3862:ISBN
3835:ISBN
3727:ISBN
3577:help
3498:ISSN
3417:help
3392:ISBN
3365:ISBN
3256:ISBN
3217:ISBN
3196:help
3171:ISBN
3144:ISBN
3098:ISBN
3041:help
2995:ISBN
2953:OCLC
2893:2024
2882:LCCN
2872:ISBN
2606:ISBN
2579:ISBN
2527:ISBN
2500:ISBN
2471:ISBN
2440:ISBN
2210:4.45
2153:Plav
1800:5.18
1790:1.06
1780:4.71
1770:6.97
1695:Plav
1134:and
1099:and
1067:and
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1051:and
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786:Plav
706:Ugao
687:and
676:and
668:and
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618:and
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389:and
318:The
173:SRB
138:Area
4725:Bar
4268:of
2937:doi
2556:doi
2361:in
2170:247
2141:696
2112:104
1990:646
1730:183
1718:727
1712:822
1683:612
1671:308
1653:673
1636:270
1618:401
1612:822
1530:914
1436:340
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