```Myth`` == Ivan Štambuk wrote above ``The whole ``unitarism`` thing is a one big myth. Communist paid special attention to nurture multiculturalism. In Istria kids were taught Italian and Serbo-Croatian, and in multiethnic Vojvodina there were 5 official languages. The myth of ``suffering`` and ``oppression`` is characteristic of nationalism.`` Ivan Štambuk, please: write this in a letter to the Croatian daily newspapers. Go public. Feel the challenges of the real world. Feel the challenges of scientific community. Don't hide behind Wikipedia and virtual world.  There's a ton of material written about the Dorian Gray of Yugo-``multiculturalism``. Tip: were the Croats and Albanians the absolute majority of Yugoslav political prisoners? Why there were only ``ustashi`` words, but not ``chetnik`` words? Why Yugoslav authorities persecuted solely Croatian scientists and writers because they wanted to ``separate Croatian and Serbian`` and ``to profound the differences between Croatian and Serbian``? Why there was no Serbian scientist/writer that was persecuted because of that? Why Croats were emphasising that Croatian ≠ Serbian, unlike Serbs? When was Croatian official in Vojvodina? When it stopped to be official? When was ``Serbo-Croatian`` learned in Istria? SR Croatia knew only Croatian language and 1971-1989 ``Croatian or Serbian`` (in SR Serbia, Yugoslav Army... was ``Serbocroatian``). Štambuk cited magazine Jezik from 1960's. In those years authors mentioned the examples of degradating of Croatian to bare ``regional dialect``, compared to Serbian language, that was treated as ``one and true standard``.     == `