It was the Age of Enlightenment. In Austria and in Slovenian lands of the empire, Žiga Zois became the leading patron of the arts and sciences, owner of the largest private library in the Austrian Empire, second only to the State Library of Vienna. It is estimated that the library collection exceeded 2,700 titles in the second decade of the nineteen century.
Yuriy Venelin: Ancient and Modern Slovenes
Yuri Venelin (1802-1839) was Russian and the first historian of the Slavic peoples on European territory. He maintained that European history had been written almost exclusively from the Roman or German point of view, ignoring the presence and influence of the Slavic peoples of Europe.
Vladimir Bartol and his novel Alamut
Vladimir Bartol (1903-1967) published his novel Alamut in 1938. Set in northwestern Persia of 1092, it was intended to be a metaphor for Europe of his own time, providing insight into the rise of totalitarianism.
Australian Slovenian Association IVAN CANKAR, Geelong Inc
Avstralsko slovensko kulturno in športno društvo “IVAN CANKAR” Geelong The Geelong club was established in…
9.5. STAV: Articles 1976-1997
Slovenian Teachers Association: Articles, the majority in Slovenian, were written with the aim of stimulating interest in the study of Slovenian language, and informing about courses and conditions, and the advantages of learning the language.
The Book: Slovenian Language in Australia
Slovenian cuisine
There are more than forty distinct cuisines in a country, whose main distinguishing feature is a great variety of land formation, climate, and history.
Liznjek Homestead
Liznjek house highlights the well established residential culture of country houses in the Upper Sava Valley during the first half of the 17th century. In the centre of Kranjska gora …
Kavčnik Homestead
The Kavčnik homestead with its central part named “dimnica” (smokehouse) takes us back some 400 years. In this space the family slept, cooked, ate and worked.