Slavic World News. Edition 89

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

All health!

On the air news of the Slavic World.

In the news today:

- What was, what is and what will be interesting.

- Finds and artifacts of the Slavic lands.

- Holidays and Slavic festivities.

Let's start with what you can see and taste

Why is the Polotsk princess Rogneda often depicted in Byzantine robes? And why are the chain mails of medieval warriors so similar, whether they are Slavs or Scandinavians?

Idols in the Museum - this is how the exposition of the local history museum was named in Omsk.

Let's continue with the artifacts of the Slavic lands

The house of a military leader of the 2nd century was found in the Roman metro

The harp of the Scythian time will be recreated in the Altai Republic and will be able to sound.

Let's not forget about holidays, parties and other useful events

"Starina Sibirskaya" invites Omsk residents to celebrate spring.

Registration for the seminar "Planting and transplanting plants" continues in St. Petersburg

In conclusion, we will tell you about the scheduled broadcasts for the next week.

On Monday, March 12, in the broadcasting schedule of "Narodniy Slavyanskiy radio" at 2, 8, 14 and 20 o'clock in Moscow, a recording of the program Elections, issue 5 will be broadcast

Author-storyteller - Alexey Orlov

Co-author - Mikhail Yat

March 13, Tuesday

Roles in astrology. TOPIC one. Role adherence and role violation.

Author-storyteller - Igor Silenok

March 14, Wednesday

Lessons in Wisdom. God and I

Author-storyteller - Marina Makarova

March 15, Thursday

Dmitry Belousov

Every Saturday at 2, 8, 14 and 20 o'clock, interesting programs and previously recorded programs on various topics useful to the entire Slavic world are broadcast in the broadcasting network of the "People's Slavic Radio". This time, on March 17, you will hear a recording of a program from the Pages of Native Poetry cycle - Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin

VasilVasilich's analytical program Let's Talk is aired on Sundays at 2, 8, 14 and 20 hours Moscow time.

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