Iosif Ivanovici - Waves of the Danube 

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Jovan Josif Ivanovic is Serbian, like Nikola Tesla.

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Jovan Ivanovic is Serbian

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Јосиф Ивановић није био Србин, он је био Румун са српским именом, јер је био јадан српски обичај да се променом имена уништава идентитет мањина.

Па можда би и било тако да Румунија није настала као вештачка творевина тек много година након његовог рођења. @@Indimenticabil

@@user-ux2hp6rw5q - Тако каже само примитивни руски татар-монголски роб :)). Ваше словенске државе су вештачке, пошто је румунски народ овде стар, формиран је од 3. века, али ви Словени сте били сеобеници, иселили сте се овде у Европу много касније. А ми смо вас претворили у робове (cлав - од латинске "склавус" = роб) са варијантом "ceрби/cрби" (од латинског "сервус" = слуга). Због овог ропског комплекса и данас се ви Срби у српском Банату понашате као неки примитивци и мењате румунска имена, односно славите их, а забрањујете румунски језик у школама и црквама. Баш као што су Руси урадили у Молдавији након што су је заузели. Зато што сте робови руских злочинаца. Најпознатији пример је румунски национални песник Михаи Еминеску. Његов деда, рођен у Банату, на румунском се звао Еминул, али када су му српске власти направиле документа, промениле су му име у Еминовићи. А пошто се доселио из Баната, променио је име у Еминеску. Односно, баш као у случају Јосифа "Ивановићи"

Rođen je u Kraljevini Mađarskoj u 19. veku, kako su Srbi mogli išta da Srbizuju tu i tada?​@@Indimenticabil

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@@Itibitydetsku Serbian. He is only born i Timisoara, but he is Serbian. His truly name is Jovan Ivanovic. Nothing to do with Romanian.

​@@Velha-bv6jbHe's Romanian with Serb origins.

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Ivanovici was Romanian born with Serb origins.

A simple search should solve the debate, even wikipedia agrees: Ion Ivanovici (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Ивановић) (alternatively: Jovan Ivanović, Iosif Ivanovici, Josef Ivanovich) (1845 - 28 September [O.S. 16 September] 1902) was a Romanian military band conductor and composer of Banat Serbian origin, best remembered today for his waltz Waves of the Danube.

Iosif Ivanovich was ROMANIAN not a Serbian, his name was serbianized, because there was a miserable serbian/slavic practice of trying to destroy the identity of minorities and asimilate them by changing their names. This practice still happens today in the serbian part of Banat.

​@@ItibitydetskuWhat does mean ,serbian origin? I am of German origin because my grandfather is German but my grandmother and mother are Serbian. Jovan Ivynović's father and mother were Serbs and he was not born in Romania 😂but in the AU monarchy like Nikola Tesla. So Tesla is also a Croat of Serbian origin?😂

@nticabil He was ethnic Serbian and was born as Jovan. Serbs were once a large part of the population of this part of Romania. And it is Romania which changed the names of the Serbs. Lavinia Milosovici is also ethnic Serb, but Romanians add an 'i' to then end of the Slavic names.