Written by: Damian PAVLICA, 04-02-2012
After an armed aggression, Serbia continues to symbolically stomping Bosnia
Three years ago, by the national characteristics in 2009. year, double-headed eagle became the official emblem of the Republic of Serbia.Romejski double eagle signifies a combination of spiritual and secular authorities, and represents continuity with the imperial eagle of the Roman Empire.
Double-headed eagle was used by Stefan Dusan, for legitimizing imperial pretensions. Double-headed eagle, in our historical context, especially the symbol of dynastic imperialism. Is inserted in the arms of Serbia 1888th year, in accordance with the ideology of "imperial restoration." Restoration Empire meant the annexation of Bosnia, which was never part of the "empire".Thus, under the double eagle claws found golden lily, symbol of Bosnia's Dinasty, which Nemanjic never managed to conquer. Bosnian lily under the feet of two-headed eagle of imagination proves the power of the royal family Kotromanić and Serbia over Bosnia. double-headed eagle was the symbol of dynastic hegemony in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and the movement in the Second World War, until the 1947th not removed from the coat of arms of Serbia. Povampirenjem Chetnics the 1990s, rose again and again the two-headed eagle, the first uniforms of paramilitary units. Although a referendum on national symbols 1992nd majority of Serbian citizens voted for the arms with four steels without double-headed eagle, the monarchical symbols are introduced later though. The Assembly of Serbia in 2004. by the constitution and referendum, ordered to suspend the current coat of arms, and to use the former arms of the Kingdom of the two-headed eagle, which is 2009. The law was confirmed. Once armed aggression, Serbia continues to symbolically stomping Bosnia. We can hardly find neprikladniji national symbol of the two-headed monster claws romejske Gaza Bosnian lily. How is a peaceful man, despite the best will, can equalize with that?
http://www.oslobodjenje.ba/kolumne/bosanski-ljiljan-pod-nogama-srpskog-orla
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