Talk:Savino Selo

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toje Srbija!

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a staje sa Vojvodine???

Savino Selo: Formarly known as Torschau since 1784. The Mostly ethnic German population was expelled or exterminated by Serbian Partisans in 1944-1945 i love savino selo bat i dont live in him

Reformed Protestant vs. Lutheran:

This church was formerly Lutheran. It is OK to call it the former Protestant church. Reformed Protestant and Reformed Church mean something else though. Another word for Reformed (especially in the context of Slovaks) is Calvinist, and you may be more familiar with that term. The famous Hungarian Lutheran resistance bishop, Lajos Ordass grew up attending this church. In any case, Lutheran is a kind of Protestant, and so is Reformed. But this was a Lutheran church, not a Reformed church, and those are two different things. Unless anyone has any objections, I am going to change "Reformed Protestant" to "Lutheran" in a week or so, awaiting talk. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2601:82:200:1F40:ADAB:9973:8217:8EB6 (talk) 20:16, 21 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]