In the early 1990s, Dobroslav became the first to call the four-pointed swastika "Kolovrat", and later transferred this name to the eight-pointed rectangular swastika that he introduced. According to the historian and religious scholar R. V. Shizhensky, Dobroslav took the idea of the swastika from the work of the Nazi ideologist Herman Wirth, the first leader of the Ahnenerbe. The eight-ray "Kolov
Reminder that the #Kolovrat is a fake Slavic/Eastern European symbol. If someone is claiming that this is a symbol of Slavic/Eastern European culture or pagan faith, you can be sure that person is either a shill or a retard. Ask for 1 example of it being used in the past by Slavic people and you will not get it because it doesn't exist.
Gammadion, as #Kolovrat (Spiral Swastika), on the Coat of Arms of the #Royal Romanovs of #Russia #Heraldry #Emperors
