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Stop reverting articles to version of blocked User:Afrika paprika or you will be blocked too. This is your last warning. --Dijxtra 13:27, 24 September 2006 (UTC)

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"Krajina" is a historical name - that even you endorse. You Changed the name to "Croatian Krajina" from "Military Frontier" on one article yourself. You've had Croatian Krajina, Slavonian Krajina, Srem Krajina and Banat Krajina - all those composed the Vojna krajina territorial unit - its denizens were known as "Krajishniks". So, why are you complaining?

Yes CROATIAN Krajina, SLAVONIAN Krajina, VOJNA Krajina, etc. Krajina means nothing save marking the strip of certain land - equivalent of German 'Mark', English 'March', etc. The mention above were historical buffer zones not a real regions and it defiantely has nothing to do with the so-called "Republic of Serbian Krajina", a little terrorist qusi-state that occuppied Croatian teritory and expelled all non-Croats from there(some 250 000 people least) and displacing twice as much that you are referring as the suppposed "Krajina region". Find me one historical map of this "region".

Also, there were numerious cases, like in Varivode, a village where all denizens were executed by members of a Croatian paramilitary corps right after Operation Storm. --HolyRomanEmperor 14:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC)

In other words it happened AFTER the 'Operation Storm'.
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