Nadam se da ces postaviti pravu kasetu. Stvar 2 i 3 su u stvari jedna stvar, to je neka greska, ne preteruj sa kritikom. Kaseta je upravo ta koja pise. Jako mi je zao ali nijesi u pravu. Ponudio si za skidanje LP iz godine na kojemu su ove pjesme.
Kaseta je objavljena Bitka na Mojkovcu B. Vila, sestra starih uskoka. Treba preslusati ove tri stvari i lako se zakljucuje da je u pitanju LP iz I jos nesto ako bi se spojile stvari Izvini ali nije pretjerivanje u kritikama. Ja samo zelim da ono sto se ponudi bude to. In addition, since late medieval times already, the West European countries were turning to overseas markets and sources of wealth. The significance of the Mediterranean region was declining since the discovery of America and its abundance of precious metals.
Until then, Serbian gold and silver, in particular, were one of the main sources of the European monetary economy. The continuous rise of the European economy, whose beginnings date from the 11th century already, as well as the increasing development of monetary trade were creating a growing monetary deficit, because the monetary stock mostly consisted of silver and gold.
From the late 11th century, after the termination of Byzantine monetary hegemony that lasted more than seven and a half centuries, the 9 M.
Since the 13th century, Serbia was increasingly developing mining, thus expanding its production of precious metals, primarily silver and gold, which were mostly exported to Venice via Dubrovnik and its merchants. In the first half of the 15th century, this economy reached its highest point when the production of the Serbian mines of Novo Brdo in Kosovo, Kopaonik, Rudnik and Srebrnica, according to some scientific estimates, accounted for one-fourth to one-third of the total production of precious metals in Europe.
After their final conquest of Novo Brdo and Kosovo in and Smederevo and the whole of Serbia in , the Turks prohibited the export of precious metals, thus causing the raw material shortage, which heavily affected the flourishing European economy.
Consequently, the fall of Serbia under Turkish rule had a major impact on the search for new sources of precious metals which, as is known, also led to the discovery of America only a few decades after the Turkish conquest of Serbia The main route of the unstoppable Turkish conquest of Europe, which started in the mid- 14th century, ran through the Serbian lands. The Byzantine Empire, which never recovered from its conquest by the Crusaders in , was only a shadow of the thousand-year-old empire.
Exhausted by long civil wars, economically undermined by the market hegemony of Venice and Genoa, incapable of creating or accepting a synthesis with the Balkan countries Serbia and Bulgaria and blackmailed with the Union with the Catholic Church, Byzantium was the first to fall prey to the Turks. At the end of the 14th century, Bulgaria fell prey even faster and easier. The Battle of Kosovo which took place on Vidovdan in had similar consequences for the central and northern parts of the Balkan Peninsula, which prepared the way for the Turkish conquest of Central Europe.
Despite being helped by the Crusaders from other parts of Europe, the powerful Hungarian kingdom could only slow down the Turkish advance. Serbia remained for centuries on the main route of the Turkish advance towards the northwest of Europe and Vienna, through Hungary and Buda. In their centuries-long expansion of their territory and Islam, the Turks aspired to conquer the affluent parts of Europe and, through Vienna, Venetian and other lands, thus rounding off the Mediterranean region, whose southern and eastern parts had already come into their possession in the 16th century.
In this way, they would revive the Roman Empire with the seat in Constantinople under the sign of the green colour of Islam. The military supremacy of the Turkish Empire, which stretched over three continents, was still insufficient for such a venture.
Its economy was lagging too much behind the European one. The first signs of its weakness appeared in the late 16th century, including the financial collapse, inflation and the loss of value of Turkish money.
A stronger economy and visible trade always take precedence in the long run Les structures du quotidien: le possible et l'impossible, Paris ; B. The mines were gradually exhausted and shut down in the 16th century, although the sultans, especially Suleiman the Magnificent, made great legislative efforts to preserve their production of precious metals. The agricultural economy of Kosovo and Metohija, one of the most developed parts of medieval Serbia, the cradle of its civilization with the most important spiritual and cultural centres and its central part in which many Serbian rulers were born, suffered continuous regression under Turkish rule.
Due to the military needs and religious prohibitions in Islam, the very well- developed viticulture of this region was replaced by grain production. Later on, the development of cattle breeding began to push out agriculture. At Pantin in , Nemanja won a decisive battle against the Byzantines and his brothers, who were their allies.
The betrayal of the Christian camp by Wallachian Duke Dan had a decisive impact on the outcome. The uneducated folk poetic and oral tradition made some sort of amalgam of these two battles, which marked the memory of the oppressed people. H, Biograd , pp. Erlangenski rukopis. Zbornik starih srpskohrvatskih narodnih pesama, priredili R. If nothing else, he remained hostile to the Turks after the battle of Kosovo as well According to its ethos and historical consequences, the Battle of Kosovo left a deep imprint on the collective memory of the Serbs In its spirit and form, epic poetry sublimated the content and meaning of Kosovo in A people without a state cannot be the subject of history any more.
Such a people, as was the case with the Balkan peoples during Turkish domination, can only be the object of historical processes. A people without a state cannot have historical responsibility, says Yeshua Leibovitz, thinking, in the first place, of the Jewish people which had not had a state for two thousand years Such ideas prove that the social community is older and predominant in relation to the state and that it is not only the state which is formed by a people; instead, that is also an interaction in which the people, as a social community, represents both the creator and carrier of the state.
A people can exist and survive without a state, even without a prominent role in history, but a state cannot exist and survive without a people, without a common conscience and conceptualized existence and endurance. As the mainstay of the collective memory, the Battle of Kosovo did not exist only in the tradition of the Serbian people. It also left a strong imprint on the first works of the historiography of the New Age, which could not appear in Serbia under Turkish rule.
Schoken, Jerusalim, ; Id. Riesling, Jerusalim When the army of the Kingdom of Serbia liberated Kosovo and Metohija from the Turks in the First Balkan War in , foreign military observers noted that, after stepping on Kosovo soil, the Serbian soldiers were falling on their knees and kissing their sacred soil. They also wrote that the Serbian people and its soldiers believed that the army which plunders and mistreats civilians would lose the war At that time already, the Albanian population in Kosovo constituted a majority of a little more than 50 per cent.
This majority was created after the Berlin Congress in , when Serbia obtained its present-day southern regions and extended its present-day border with Kosovo and Metohija.
The Albanians from southern Serbia then began to migrate into Kosovo and Metohija, which was still under Turkish rule. As Muslims, they did not want to live in a Christian state. At the same time, the Serbian population in Kosovo and Metohija began to migrate into Serbia in increasing numbers, fleeing Albanian violence. The migration of the Albanians into Kosovo and Metohija began in the late Middle Ages and was continuous during Turkish domination.
At the beginning, it was very slow, because the Serbian population constituted a majority in the region — over 90 per cent. The second great wave of the Albanian settlers in Kosovo and Metohija, as well as in the peripheral parts of southern Serbia, began after the aforementioned Great Serbian Migration in Tens of thousands of Serbs, who were settled in the inter-war period, were expelled and deported from Kosovo and Metohija.
Since then, the emigration of the Serbs and the immigration of the Albanians have not stopped Tada su se svi oni smatrali Srbima i sebe tako zvali. To sto se danas deo njih odrekao svoje istorije posto ovo pripada nama jer su se tada zvali Srbima, a sta neki od njih danas zele da budu to je njihova stvar , to je drugi problem. Treba malo uciti istoriju Srba van danasnjih granica Srbije - iznenadio bi se koliko je ima. Da ne spominjem Stefana Nemanju koji je rodjen tamo Uostalom, ovaj dole prethodni odgovor ti je lepo sve objasnio, svaka cast autoru!
Ne treba generalizovati kao sto ti radis, jer je to potpuno glupo i pogresno. Devedesetih godina proslog veka Srbija je zabila noz u ledja Republici Srpskoj kada joj je uvela sankcije i tada je Srpskoj jedino Crna Gora pomogla.
Da li to znaci da bi i ljudi iz Srpske trebalo mrziti one iz Srbije? Tacno je da ima Montenegrina koji mrze Srbiju, ali ocigledno ne zelis da znas da velika vecina pravoslavnog zivlja se izjasnjava kao Srbi i postuju Srpsku pravoslavnu crkvu. Osim toga, sta je Srbija uradila za Srbe iz Crne Gore? Zato, kao sto danas rece nas patrijarh, ne dozvolimo nikome da nas Srbe deli.
0コメント