The European Day of Languages event takes place on Thursday on the campus of the Faculty of Arts of the Paul Jozef Šafárik University (UPJŠ) in Košice. Primary school pupils and secondary school stud ...
Today on 9 September, it has been 83 years since the government of the then Nazi allied Slovak State approved the so-called Jewish Code. It was inspired by the legislation of Nazi Germany and was one ...
The 19th edition of the Fjuzn festival will take place in Bratislava at the end of September, in preperation for the festival dealing with foreigners living in Slovakia today, Ben Pascoe talks with t ...
Ladislav Bielik is one of the most renowned photoreporters in Slovak history. On the anniversary of the occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968, Ladislav's son, Peter Bielik dedicated one of the m ...
Jan Havlik, who died in 1965 at the age of 37 from consequences of torture in Soviet-era prisons, was proclaimed blessed by Pope Francis' legate, Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, at a basilica in Sastin i ...
On the occasion of 80 years since the outbreak of the Slovak National Uprising, national public radio channel Rádio Devín premiered a unique audio document giving voice to yet unheard makers of Slovak history.
Martin Posch is a researcher from the Institute of History at the Slovak Academy of Sciences who is also working at the Holocaust Documentation Centre in Bratislava. His main research topic is the co ...
In this part of our summer series of interviews with US citizens searching for their Slovak heritage, we will introduce Father Thomas Nasta in an interview with our colleague Zuzana Botiková.
There will be 2 festivals of Jewish Culture in Slovakia this September. Ben Pascoe talked with some of the participants of the festival about Jewish Culture in Slovakia today.
We talked with security expert Braňo Tichý about what goes into making a protest, concert, event or a festival safe and how did the new legislation affected public gatherings in Slovakia.
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