Original sentence: Although there are photographs from World War II showing a similar salute in use in Nazi Germany and the Independent State of Croatia, these two salutes have no connection except their similarity of appearance.On the painting Miloš is saluting to Serbs with three fingers.One popular theory of the origin of the salute is the way Orthodox Serbs cross, with the three fingers (which is associated with the Christian Trinity of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit).Salute is first represented on Paja Jovanović's painting Takovo Uprising.The picture represents folk Prince Miloš Obrenović, founder of the House of Obrenović pledging the oath in front of the people and saying the legendary words: Here I am and here you are: War to the Turks.The three-finger salute () is a salute with the thumb, index, and middle fingers open used by Serbs.This act started the  Second Serbian Uprising against Ottomans
Edited sentence: , but there is no such proof.It is relatively common to see the salute done by non-Serbs.It was widely used by the Ustashe in Independent State of Croatia.Serbian politicians have claimed that it was first ued by House of Obrenović.The alternative salute was with three open fingers.The closed one was used by Chetniks.The more common one nowadays is a salute with the thumb, index, and middle fingers open.The origins of the three finger dispute are disputed.The origins of this are the way Orthodox Serbs cross, with the three fingers (which is associated with the Christian Trinity of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit).The traditional salute is with closed fingers, not open.There are two types of three-finger salute ().There were two, the open fingered salute, and the closed finger salute.These two salutes have no connection except their similarity of appearance.Three finger salutes were used in world war two