Looking at Kosovo, would an independent Vojvodina be possible? It wasn't part of Serbia until after WWI, and is still maintained as autonomous, if I am correct, so with a POD of after 1900, would there be any way to have Vojvodina become a separate nation?
It might be, but throughout its incoroporation in Yugoslavia and Serbia to this day, it is treated as an autonomous area, instead of being fully incorporated into the country.I doubt it, considering that Vojvodina is majority Serb.
So, if the Yugoslav Wars get crazier and Vojvodina remains with Serbia, does it get renamed to Serbia, Vojvodina and Montenegro?I think it could be possible if Milošević and his cronies went even more batsh*t crazy than in OTL. Vojvodina, while having a Serb plurality, has generally embraced its multicultural identity in contrast to the rest of the country. If the Serbs/others of Vojvodina feel their balance is threatened by an even more aggressive Milošević regime in Belgrade, I could see them breaking away over the course of the Yugoslav Wars.
Edit: Or later through referendum, as with Montenegro.
So, if the Yugoslav Wars get crazier and Vojvodina remains with Serbia, does it get renamed to Serbia, Vojvodina and Montenegro?![]()
Ha! I like that name. Vojvodina. It sounds so Eastern European. I wish it would have been independent then I could say "I'm going to Vojvodina."![]()
Ha! I like that name. Vojvodina. It sounds so Eastern European. I wish it would have been independent then I could say "I'm going to Vojvodina."![]()