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Jaroslav Oros, a native of the Transcarpathian village of Shyrokyi Luh (Tyachiv district), is an ideologist of Ukrainian Aryanism, author of the books Testaments of White Horvaths (1991, 2006), The Executioner's Competition (1992), The Four-Pointed Star. Aryan Parables" (1995), "The Koschuns. The Chronicles of the Magi (1999), Japheth and Ham (2009), The Gates of Simargl (2009), Three-Faced Noah (2011), Drimba (2012), and The Tricks of the Jarg (2017).

In the book «Chara. A Case History, the writer continues to explore the foundations of Aryanism as a worldview that does not deny Christian love and morality, but returns us to its original sources.

In an interview with the newspaper Ukraina Moloda, Yaroslav Oros said: «In the issue of European values and freedom, we are ready to fight and lay down our lives for it, but Western Europe is no longer ready for this. It is too spoilt by comfort and prosperity. The idea of Aryanism will help us to be stronger, bolder, more energetic, compensating for the submissiveness that Russian Orthodoxy has been imposing on us for centuries.