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Montenegrin at the base of the Old Njegoš chapel, Lovćen. Montenegro

Montenegrins at a Cafe. Around 1910, Kotor

The arrival of Montenegrin soldiers in Kosovo

Before deportation however, they have to leave behind their state enforced "Gasser M1870s" - which was a necessary carry weapon and widely used by the Montenegrins, the gun was also known as "The Montenegrin revolver" or just "The Montenegrin"

Knjaz Danilo the I of Montenegros - Traditional Montenegrin cap Badge

"O us Slavs have been through enslavement, But not us, by God, Montenegrins"

Old Montenegrin tombstone, depicting Jesus Christ on the cross while wearing a Montenegrin Cap

Montenegrin Orthodox Church in the traditional mediterranean Montenegrin style

Ukranian and a Montenegrin posing for a photo

The Njegoš statue being built by Croatian Artist - Ivan Meštrović, for the then new Mausoleum

Montenegrin gunner and cannon division of the Royal Montenegrin military

Montenegrin soldier on guard duty