Talk:Bihać

Saša Matić
Why isn't Saša Matić included under Notable people? — B.Sc-bound (talk) 20:32, 17 March 2016 (UTC)

History of Bihać
Is there a reason why the history section has been completely removed? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 124.148.164.212 (talk) 04:12, 26 September 2016 (UTC)

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Capital of what; proper source?
The city has never had such a status, regardless of the period and political entity to which it belonged. Kreševljaković's statement is baseless, the article outdated (see: WP:AGE MATTERS, WP:HISTRH, WP:SCHOLARSHIP) and without footnotes (he does not say what is his source or base for such a claim), but most importantly he was not medievalist and is way out of his comfort zone on topics from the field. Another even more important thing is that no other medievalist, contemporary to Kreševljaković, before him or after, has ever made such a claim, but if editor can provide a proper reference for claim which I am about to remove from the article, I am going to revert myself momentarily. Sources which I included in a bit of prose which I just wrote, include medievalists such as well-known Mladen Ančić and younger and less known Damir Stanić - Stančić's doctoral thesis was "Bihać kao sjedište Bihaćke kapetanije i slobodni kraljevski grad" and together with Ančić's "Bihaćki kraj od 1262. do početka XV stoljeća" makes proper scholarly foundation for subsection on medieval history of Bihać, and quite expectedly neither authors mention that town was a capital of any entity at any point in time during its long history - it should be inconceivable that two distinguished medievalist would omit something of that importance, and they are not the only Croatian medievalists who never made such a claim. But, as I said, if any editor can provide a proper reference for problematic claim I am going to revert myself.-- ౪ Santa ౪ 99°  22:29, 27 October 2020 (UTC)