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JohnnyW, how do you figure that I'm pushing any POV by replacing the word Croat with Croatian? I'm not interested in debating anyone's ethnicity here, but the most widely used word for the language spoken by the people of Croatia is Croatian. I have never heard anyone refer to the language spoken in Serbia as "Serb," either. If I'm missing something here, I apologize. --Mihovil 01:32, 24 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Burgenland was the part of the Hungarian Kingdom before the dual Monarchy. So the Croatian of Burgenland came from Croatia to Hungary in the years of 1600

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 ==Language naming==
 JohnnyW, how do you figure that I'm pushing any POV by replacing the word Croat with Croatian? I'm not interested in debating anyone's ethnicity here, but the most widely used word for the language spoken by the people of Croatia is Croatian. I have never heard anyone refer to the language spoken in Serbia as "Serb," either. If I'm missing something here, I apologize. --[[User:Mihovil|Mihovil]] 01:32, 24 July 2006 (UTC)
+Burgenland was the part of the Hungarian Kingdom before the dual Monarchy. So the Croatian of Burgenland came from Croatia to Hungary in the years of 1600