Im looking into balkan literature and first thing im noticing that Croatian literature is huge, whilst serbian, bosnian, bulgarian are small and irrelevant
just compare these articles
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Balkan Literature
Lincoln Mitchell
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Jackson Williams
>Croatian literature is huge, whilst serbian, bosnian, bulgarian are small and irrelevant
I'm sure this statement, like many things Balkan, is quite uncontroversial and everybody will agree.
Evan Ramirez
Slovenia and Croatia are the only relevant Yugo countries, so it's only natural for their literature to be superior.
Aiden Gray
ministry of pain - Dubravka Ugresic
Jackson White
ignore and report this thread, it's a shitposter from /int/
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Ryder Gray
There's no great science to it, just history. Bulgaria and Serbia (everything sotuheast from croatia actually) was under Ottoman occupation and not much culture, specially literature was able to flourish.
Croatia (parts that matter atleast) was not under occupation, plus they had free city of Ragusa, which was most cultural place in entire balkans in you ask me
Robert Evans
a be fredi, al si upishan leee
Tyler Perry
My favorite writer is Vladimir Draskovic, also know in our country as the cab driver.
Andrew Moore
Croatian language is the only language in Yugoslav territory. That's probably why this is the case, OP
David Foster
Croatians are the most honourable warrios-Adolf Hitler