Original sentence: He referred to Doclea, the ancient Slavic (in the Serbian historiography viewed as the part of Serbian cultural circle despite its strong specifities) state from the early-to-High medieval ages, calling it a part of Red Croatia.Savić Marković Štedimlija (1906/7, Montenegro - 1970, Croatia) was a Montenegrin publicist and writer, most known for the confounding of a theory that Montenegrins were originally Croats, rather than Serbs, which was the traditional general viewpoint in his time
Edited sentence: He referred to Doclea, the ancient Slavic (generally viewed as Serbian) state from the early-to-High medieval ages, calling it a part of Red Croatia.Ideological roots of Montenegrin nation and Montenegrin separatism.Savić Marković Štedimlija.Savić Marković Štedimlija (1906/7, Montenegro - 1970, Croatia) was a Montenegrin-Croatian publicist and writer, most known for the confounding of a theory that Montenegrins were originally Croats, rather than Serbs, which was the traditional general viewpoint in his time