The European Foundation of Slavic Literacy and Culture (EFSLAC) is expanding its collaboration with Slovak philosophers, historians, and researchers. One of them is Marek Schön, a young historian specializing in the study of the Slovak National Uprising (SNU).
The European Fund for Slavic Writing and Culture, whose president is the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the TSCHR for Relations with International Public Organizations Igor Bondarenko, has presented the exhibition “Unique Regions and People of Russia: Through Centuries and Traditions.”
Maslenitsa in the Orthodox tradition and folk culture is the time for saying goodbye to winter and preparing for Lent. During Maslenitsa week, it is customary to indulge in pancakes and other beloved treats. However, the main essence of the holiday is fun, communication, and joy.
An exhibition of Belarusian books is taking place at SlavaFund, drawing attention with its collection of publications. The fund's library includes a large number of books, textbooks, and dictionaries in various Slavic languages, including Slovak, Czech, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Croatian, and others.
On February 21, the presentation of "Book of Memory. Slovakia," from the International humanitarian project series "Book of Memory. Europe," took place at the office of RKB-MAKB. The event was held in the days marking the 80th anniversary of the joining of the 2nd Independent Czechoslovak Airborne Brigade with the advancing Soviet Red Army units in Slovakia.
