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moved Karađorđevo agreement to Karađorđevo meeting: There was no any proof that it was the agreement. So it can be only negotiation. -- Aradic-en 10:10, 5 March 2008
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- Moved back because we are talking about common names of certain events, not the real meaning for instance Armenian genocide was probably ethnic cleansing but it's known as Armenian genocide -- 85.158.35.222 18:02, 29 March 2008
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- There is no consensus about this event amoung Croats, Serb and Bosniaks. As well as amoung other authors from outside.
As I wrote :there is no written or any other proof that confirms the theory about some agreement. I included both POVs for that reason:pro et contra. No witness has confirmed the existence of any kind of agreement. So the title can not be "Karađorđevo agreement" . "Innocent until proven guilty! " . when some some solid proof appears for that it can be called agreement! So far "Karađorđevo agreement" is a bigfoot. Nobody can prove its existence! --Anto (talk) 10:06, 6 April 2008 (UTC)
