Vladislao III Varnensi

The next in a row Conference about Christopher Columbus. I even started an additional charity activity, advertising the Conference at the Monument of Discoverers, Lisbon, Portugal, in June 2024

In September, during the next in-a-row Intl. research mission, I was lucky to meet a very important person - D-r Jose Lorente, a forensic specialist, examining the Columbus DNA and matching it with possible descendants. Giving him the one we have an allowance from Carlos Borges, the time will show if there is a chance to prove once again our Lema!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt886K8njyE

2 Columbus DNA

We, the restless explorers of the REAL Identity of Henrique Alemao and Cristobal Colon, are inviting everyone who has the opportunity to call the capital of Madeira, Funchal, and attend our next-in-a-row Intl. lectures about their merely sensational life. For those, who are unable to do this, there should be an option - live transmission on this blog o pointed out in the posters' dates.

You are welcome!

Jordan Michow
Jakub Michow
Manuel Rosa

During XXIII Intl. Kongress of History in Poznan, Poland we are to present next in a row lecture about the hilarious King Vladislav and his famous son

Just wanting to impress me, that the Polish King was killed, he didn't realize his blunder 😜

Not only the Person painted has BLOND hair, contrary to all Official records in Poland, but look at the dead horse. As stated from the chroniclers' witnesses of the battle, Supposedly, a janizar has cut maliciously one leg of the animal, in an attempt to get the King on the ground. ALL 4 FOUR legs of the horse are presented 🤪

Another Undeniable Evidence, posted by self-Compromised Denier of our long years' hard work (Prof.!! Hic!) Tafilowski - link to the famous painting preserved in Pera Museum, Istanbul, Turkey
Hic! https://member.worldhistory.org/image/9385/death-of-king-wladyslaw-jagiellonczyk/ =type:3&page:2

Not only the Person painted has BLOND hair, contrary to all Official records in Poland, but look at the dead horse. As stated from the chroniclers' witnesses of the battle, Supposedly, a janizar has cut maliciously one leg of the animal, in an attempt to get the King on the ground. ALL 4 FOUR legs of the horse are presented 🤪

Death of King Władysław Jagiellończyk Depicted here is the Death of King Władysław Jagiellończyk (r. 1424-1444 CE) at the Battle of Varna. This was a decisive moment in the Crusade of Varna, as the Turks under Sultan Murad II (r. 1421-1444...