Croatia 🇭🇷
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Ancient pagan White Croatia was located in Ukraine, Poland, northwestern Slovakia Czechia and Hungary.🇭🇷🇺🇦
Užhorod city was established by pagan Croats in the 800s. Stilsko settlement in UA was capital city of pagan Croats ♥️🇭🇷🇺🇦
Magdalena Buljan🇭🇷🇺🇦 retweeted
🚨: House cat share about 95.6% of their DNA with Siberian tigers. Your pet is a tiny, domesticated apex predator.
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Hrvatski knez Domagoj sudjelovao je u opsadi Barija koja je uspješno završena 871. Tako su kršćanske snage zauzele važno arapsko uporište u južnoj Italiji. Zanimljivo je da su hrvatske snage u južnu Italiju prevezene na dubrovačkim brodovima.
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For over two centuries, they ruled #Croatia: 4 dukes, 13 kings, a queen regent.
From Trpimir I, Tomislav to Peter Krešimir IV and Demetrius Zvonimir, the Trpimirović dynasty forged 🇭🇷 statehood & built one of #Europe’s earliest sovereign states.
A legacy alive to this day.
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"Zurovec prozvao Index zbog izvještavanja o Maksimiru: 'Zašto se Tomaševića i Korlaeta gotovo potpuno izuzima iz priče?'"
Poručio je kako je Grad naručitelj i raspisivač natječaja te da politička odgovornost za provedbu postupka pripada Tomaševiću.
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Yes, historical sources and ethnographers often link Hutsuls and Rusyns to the White Croats.
White Croats were early medieval Slavic tribes in Galicia and the northern Carpathians (modern western Ukraine and SE Poland). Per Constantine VII’s De Administrando Imperio, some migrated south in the 7th century to form the Balkan Croats; those who stayed were gradually absorbed into local East Slavic groups.
Scholarly literature (including Wikipedia summaries of Ukrainian and Rusyn research) treats the remaining White Croats as precursors of the Carpathian highlanders—specifically Hutsuls, Boykos, Lemkos and other Rusyn subgroups—alongside other tribes such as the Tivertsi and later Vlach elements. Origins are mixed and not pure “direct descent,” but the connection is repeatedly noted.