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6/25/2025, 12:53:26 PM
>Do you know who these two women are? Some of you probably do, but a lot of people will have no idea.
>These are two of Serbia's darlings, Pavlina Radovanovic and Danica Crnogorcevic. If you ask any Serbian "nationalist", he'll probably tell you that these are real examples of based and traditional Serbian girls.
>There's just one problem - these girls aren't Serbian at all. A now deleted Instagram page shows Serbians complained that their Serbian "darlings" aren't really Serbs at all.
>One group of journalists went to Danica's hometown of Ulcinj, Montenegro, and everyone said that she's either an Albanian who is hiding behind Serbdom or that she is Israeli (Jewish). For Pavlina, they went to Orahovac, Kosovo, and, just like with Danica, people who knew her said that she's either a gypsy or an Albanian.
>Why does this matter? Both are presented as nationalistic, traditional and of course, pro-Russian.
Kek
>These are two of Serbia's darlings, Pavlina Radovanovic and Danica Crnogorcevic. If you ask any Serbian "nationalist", he'll probably tell you that these are real examples of based and traditional Serbian girls.
>There's just one problem - these girls aren't Serbian at all. A now deleted Instagram page shows Serbians complained that their Serbian "darlings" aren't really Serbs at all.
>One group of journalists went to Danica's hometown of Ulcinj, Montenegro, and everyone said that she's either an Albanian who is hiding behind Serbdom or that she is Israeli (Jewish). For Pavlina, they went to Orahovac, Kosovo, and, just like with Danica, people who knew her said that she's either a gypsy or an Albanian.
>Why does this matter? Both are presented as nationalistic, traditional and of course, pro-Russian.
Kek
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