The "sprorazum" was popular with moderate Croat opinion, but it was extremely unpopular with the Bosnian Muslims who objected to the partition of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Likewise, the Serbian opinion was outraged by that the "sprorazum" had "abandoned" the "prečani" Serbs in Bosnia and the "Krajina" region to Croat rule. The charge that Paul and Cvetković had "sold out" to the Croats with the "sprorazum" made them unpopular with the Serbs, and if it did not cause the coup d'état of 26 March 1941, certainly was the essential prerequisite for the coup. Finally, the Slovenes demanded that a similar degree of autonomy should be granted to them.