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Croats of Belgium
Croats of Belgium are an ethnic group in Belgium. About 10,000 of Belgians stated that they have Croatian roots, according the Croatian associations and Catholic missions. They appeared in Belgium for the first time during the Thirty years' war, as a part of Austrian and French cavalry. Even today, the exact number of Croats in Belgium is unknown, mostly because they were considered as Yugoslavs by Belgian government. During the last years, number of Croats in Belgium is increasing because of immigrants from Bosnia and Herzegovina. The number of Croats didn't pass the number of 10,000 since the World War II when Croatia was part of a larger country Yugoslavia.
==Arrival in Belgium==
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor had settled Croats in Flandern around the Dunkerque (then ''Duinkerken'') to serve him as soldiers. Later, Croatian travel writer, Feliks Gladić, in 17th century found that there are still Croats in Belgium, who still speak Croatian language.〔Josip Horvat: Povijest i kultura Hrvata kroz 1000. godina: od velikih seoba do 18. stoljeća, Knjigotisak, Split, 2009. str. 239〕〔(HIC-Dom i svijet br.379/2002. ) Croats of France〕 Those Croats were Uskoks from Senj.〔(Archive.org ) Vjekoslav Klaić: Povijest Hrvata od najstarijih vremena do svretka XIX. stoljeća〕
In that time, Dunkerque was part of Netherlands as whole Belgium also. In year 1662 town of Dunkerque became part of France as King of England, Charles II sold it to the French.
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