We invite all interested participants to join a photography competitiondedicated to the beauty of Slovakia!
On April 4, at the office of the Slovak Union of Anti-Fascist Fighters, the presentation of the twelfth volume of the series of the International Humanitarian Project "Book of Memory. Europe" — "Book of Memory. Slovakia" — took place.
On April 4, 2025, a delegation from the European Foundation for Slavic Literacy and Culture (EFSLC) took part in events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Bratislava’s liberation from Nazi German occupiers. These events, held in the capital of Slovakia, highlighted the importance of preserving the historical memory of the Great Patriotic War and the significance of Bratislava’s liberation for the entire region.
The European Foundation for Slavic Literature and Culture continues its collaboration with the Russian editorial team of Radio Slovakia International. This year, students from bilingual gymnasiums studying the Russian language have already participated in two joint projects: in winter, they wrote and recorded their Christmas stories in the studio, and in spring – as part of the Days of the Russian Language organized by our foundation – they visited Slovak Radio on an excursion and gave interviews.
Nina Koshutova, a student at Matej Bel University, talks about her university library while doing an internship at the European Slavic Literature and Culture Foundation.
We invite all interested participants to join a photography competitiondedicated to the beauty of Slovakia! On April 4, at the office of the Slovak Union of Anti-Fascist Fighters, the presentation of the twelfth volume of the series of the International Humanitarian Project "Book of Memory. Europe" — "Book of Memory. Slovakia" — took place.
On April 4, 2025, a delegation from the European Foundation for Slavic Literacy and Culture (EFSLC) took part in events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Bratislava’s liberation from Nazi German occupiers. These events, held in the capital of Slovakia, highlighted the importance of preserving the historical memory of the Great Patriotic War and the significance of Bratislava’s liberation for the entire region.
The European Foundation for Slavic Literature and Culture continues its collaboration with the Russian editorial team of Radio Slovakia International. This year, students from bilingual gymnasiums studying the Russian language have already participated in two joint projects: in winter, they wrote and recorded their Christmas stories in the studio, and in spring – as part of the Days of the Russian Language organized by our foundation – they visited Slovak Radio on an excursion and gave interviews.
Nina Koshutova, a student at Matej Bel University, talks about her university library while doing an internship at the European Slavic Literature and Culture Foundation.
