Mentions of the Slovaks and Slovakia in the historical records Words vary from names in Slovak, Latin, German or Czech language. * * * Here are few examples of Slovensko = Slovakia name in the historical records (not mentioning the Continue reading
Where Slavs better when they were Pagan? Opinion by K@ “Looking at today we see Christianity first destroying evidence of ancestral faith, then dividing Slavs on Orthodox and Catholic, and then even more dividing them on smaller sects and Continue reading
Bryndzové halušky (I think the most accurate translate would be “halušky with bryndza” ) Demikát (bryndza soup) Držková polievka (soup from beef insides) Korbáčiky (sheep cheese strings, my opinion is that smoked ones are much better. Non-smoked are too much sweet for me) Plnená haruľa, Continue reading
RULERS OF CROATIA Vojnomir or Voynomir, ( also claimed by Slovenes )was a duke of Pannonian Croatia,[1] who ruled over Slavonia from c. 790 to c. 800 or from 791 to c. 810.[2][3] Vojnomir is also known as Continue reading
First Bosnian monument of king Tvrtko I was raised yesterday in Tuzla (north-eastern Bosnia). Stjepan (Stephen) Tvrtko I (1338 – 10 March 1391) was a medieval Bosnian ruler and a member of the House of Kotromanić. He was ban during 1353-1377, king of Rascia and Bosnia during Continue reading