The first thing is that you need to differentiate between Christian Bosnians, who were generally unhappy with the Ottomans, and the Muslim Bosnians, who were generally happy under the Ottomans. The primary grievance of the Christian Bosnians was the unfair taxes and practice of devshirme, whereby their children would be stolen and raised as Janissaries. The Muslim Bosnians, who were the majority, generally liked the Ottoman Empire, but disagreed with some of its particular policies, especially the Tanzimat Reforms, which sought to more fully integrate Bosnia into the Ottoman Empire than the autonomy it had previously enjoyed. As a result, Bosnian Muslim nobles actually rebelled against the Muslim Ottomans on these purely political grievances.
However, on a personal level, most people felt that the environment in Bosnia was relatively tolerant and peaceful. The issues that most people had (not just Muslims, but also Christian and Jewish Bosnians) were with government policies, not issues in their daily lives. Sarajevo, which had a mix of Sunni Muslims, Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and Jews, was a very cosmopolitan and happy city.
they waz sad.
In 1914, many Bosnians had mixed feelings about the Austro-Hungarian Empire. While some appreciated the modernization efforts and infrastructure improvements brought by the empire, others resented foreign rule and longed for national independence. The annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary in 1908 had intensified nationalist sentiments, leading to a rise in anti-Austrian feelings among various ethnic groups. This discontent was a contributing factor to the tensions that ultimately led to World War I.
At the time of the holocaust, the Germans believed (under hitlers rule) that they were just wasting all of their resources and money so that they should be exterminated in concentration camps.
what i feel before staying under the sun
feel hot
Under pressure. Compressed. Claustrophobic.
yes :-)
In reality nearly all the animals (excluding Benjamin) were mostly ignorant to their tyrannistic rule. The animals vaugely felt like something was wrong but the combination bettween propaganda, forgotton history, and brute force kept them from realizing the great injustices inflicted upon them by the dictators.
sad
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At that time it was generally thought that only Muslims wanted the division of India. Taking this perception in the mind, Gandhi thought that if India somehow could be put under Muslim rule, the Muslims would feel empowered and abandon the idea of partition of India.
When under peer pressure, you feel surrounded and forced by your friends to do something you don't want to or something you know isn't right.