Are Serbs good warriors?

Individually speaking, Serbs can be great soldiers, but also great traitors. There is some divine natural balance in that. The key factor is individualism, which has its goods and bads.

Does Serbia have a strong army?

Current status. The Serbian Army is the largest component of the Serbian Armed Forces. There are approximately 17,850 active members and additional 50,000 in reserves.

Is Serbia good at football?

Football is the most popular sport in Serbia, and the Football Association of Serbia with 146,845 registered players, is the largest sporting association in the country. Serbia national youth football teams have won 2013 U-19 European Championship and 2015 U-20 World Cup.

Is Serbia a powerful country?

According to the globarfirepower.com website, Serbia is ranked as the strongest military power in the region. Serbia ranks 61st among military powers and the most powerful among former Yugoslav states.

What do you think about Serbs?

Serbian “Kolos” (circle dancing) are quite famous and known around the world. It’s highly illogical to judge a whole nation based on some “bad apples.” Serbs are funny as in usually have a pretty good sense of humor. It’s the morbid-ironic kind of humor many people can appreciate.

What is it like to live in Serbia?

Serbian people are very hospitable people going out of their way often to help a guest. Almost every visitor to Serbia is left with such an impression. They are very emotional people, maybe too emotional for their own good. Serbian people are very proud people, proud of their origin, history and sense of belonging.

What makes Serbian culture so wonderful?

Serbian culture is as infuriating as it is addictive, and the idiosyncrasies of these magnificent people may well be what makes them so wonderful. These are the ins and outs of that culture. Where else to start?

Why is food so important in Serbia?

It pays to know your history when in Serbia. History may well be important, but food probably comes ahead of it in Serbia. Celebrations will be punctuated by meal after meal after meal, and even the most frugal of Serbs will put on a major platter when the time is right.