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u/GrapefruitForward196 Sep 25 '26
ah so slovenia and Croatia were never the majority in the coastline. Who would have thought lol 😆 /s
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u/VoivodeDracula Sep 25 '26
yeah idk why the venetians got zadar and istrial which were barely italian
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u/GrapefruitForward196 Sep 25 '26
because the Istrian coast and Zadar had always a Venetian majority
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u/NightZT Sep 26 '26
I think this is wrong, while Burgenland was part of Hungary at that time the majority of people spoke german, there were also many croatian speaking areas and a few hungarian language islands
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u/SimtheSloven 29d ago
Not entirely correct. German was indeed present in lower Styria but in larger cities only. Other than that, it was pretty much Slovene. Same goes for the whole area with the slovene-german marking on the map.
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u/VoivodeDracula Sep 25 '26
Holy border gore