Recent content by Itas Argis

Actually no, the oldest known coats of arms (and flag) representing Croatia was different. It was, to cite from Croatian wikipedia page of "Coat of arms of Croatia" ( where you can see the two pictures ) translated "According to medieval coins that were in use on the Croatian territory, it seems...

Land around Zagreb, which are Zagorje, Medimurje, Gorski Kotar, western Slavonia etc., not the city itself.

Never take Wikipedia seriously. It is written by those who support official history. Propaganda tool ... iapodos said in short how things really are. Who are Croats? Well, some are croatised Serbs, some croatised Vlahs or Romanians, Goths, Celtcs, Sarmatians, Avars, and so on, and so on...

This theme is Ouroboros ...

Isn't it interesting? Warfare styles from the past and present can indicate something, but this example has two problems. 1) Night warfare in the past and especially in modern times is a totally normal common (international) thing. 2) In World War II Croats, actually Ustashas, not only wore...

[Here's the first text] Europe Tracing the Croatian Name by Zeljko Buzov, Croatia, 2002 The history of the Croatian people is a history of their name. The very records of the name of the Croats, who from time immemorial appear in numerous historical sources scattered on the vast territory of...

If(!) the Serbs and Croats came into this area that means, probably, that I2a2 carriers are actually ancient people who had fall under serbianisation and croatisation. But do not be leaded very much by genetic research, they are individually correct, but with the larger number of individuals...

Although I was sure I read it on a web site or semi-blog, can't find it. In fact, nothing about the Croats and Helvetti. Probably, after reading all these letter "h" names of Croats falsely remembered. You can forget about it. About "Croatian" colors and colors in general you can read...

Now look at this: And so about the old people with old genes, who instead of a great (or ancient) knowledge, is still wild, primitive and stupid.

Greetings, for the beginning (if you didn't, also others either who might look at this thread) it would be informative to look at this two Eupedia links: 1) eupedia.com/europe/origins haplogroups europe.shtml#mtI 2) eupedia.com/europe/european y-dna haplogroups.shtml Now, It is difficult...

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how yes no Just when I started searching for the origin of Serbs (Srba), something similar to the so called "Iranian theory" by Croats, you posted several very interesting posts, actually, what I was looking for. When I'll have more than 10 posts (for links), will post (If I can here) about...