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Ljutočka dolina?[edit]

Ljutočka dolina isn't good source for Wikipedia...If you read their post neutraly you will observe that it is Bosnian nationalist blog or site where they spread their nationalism and frustration...I really don't think you should use their infos, since they don't base their info on any document from that time of 1806, namely they only expres their frustration... It is like you would use infos for Kosovo battle from Serbian nationalist sites like Rastko org, or Sotorm front or Svetosavlje org, which don't observe Kosovo battle logically and factualy, that it was a defeat... It means that if you want that anybody look on Wikipedia as good and trusty source than use better info material written by historians, not some Bosnian nationalist...Beside those so called,,Serbian war crimes against Bosniaks across Drina are funny, due to the fact that Serbs had very little men to go across Drina...Also they are small compared to war crimes commited by Bosniaks before, during and after 1806 when battle of Mišar occurred that numbered in 10 of thousands...