Look, I'm Romanian. I'm not offended when a movie show that Dracula was a bloodsucker vampire. Dracula is a fictitious character based on a real one:Vlad Tepes, better known as Vlad the Impaler. Vlad was real. Dracula was the creation of Bram Stoker, later moved to celluloid by a lot of filmmakers. Dracula was not real. Stoker, his creator, had "spread something that aint true", as you wrote above. No problem for me, for my people, for my country. We had another (real) problems to be worried about.
What about the Germans? In every war movie(WW II) they are portrayed as dumbs. The hero always approach from behind and cut his throat because, obviously, the German sentinel is deaf. Was this real? No. The German Army was the best trained, equiped and disciplined army at that time.
What about the Americans? No movie without some shootings or murders. Have they a Boogeyman lurking in the dark of the closet? Have they Bloody Mary hiding in the mirror? Is Jason Voorhes stil roaming the woods, chopping innocent teenagers? Is New-York still there or it was teared down by the "Cloverfield" monster? Answer: No, they are fictional characters. They live only inside the movies, for our great pleasure, horror-movies fans.
The same with "the hillbillies" from the Croatian mountains. Don't worry, nobody will be afraid to visit Croatia because of that statement (more than 3000 vanished).
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