On August 29, 1944, the Slovak National Uprising began. It became one of the largest anti-fascist insurrections in occupied Europe during World War II, uniting Slovak military personnel, partisans, and volunteers from many nations in the fight against the Nazi regime and collaborationist authorities.
On August 24, the European Fund of Slavic Written Culture and Literature hosted a working meeting focused on advancing international cooperation and launching a new publishing initiative.
On August 29, a free methodological webinar entitled "Literature for Bilingual Teenagers" will take place.Yulia Mesarič will share proven pedagogical techniques for working with bilingual adolescents and demonstrate how to adaptivelyutilize literary and instructional materials for students aged 11–15 with B1–C1 language proficiency levels.
Dear Readers,We are pleased to present the third issue of European Herald, dedicated to the themes of spiritual values, public diplomacy, and cultural heritage.
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n July 29, the European Fund of Slavic Written Culture and Literature hosted a methodological meeting dedicated to the teaching of the Russian language in Slovakia.
Every year in the height of summer, we look back in ourminds to an event that became a defining turning point in the history of theEastern Slavs. The Christianization of Rus' took place in 988 by the will ofthe Grand Prince of Kyiv, Vladimir Svyatoslavich. This date is recorded inhistory books, and the holiday itself is celebrated annually on July 28th
