Lusatian Literature

In the context of the early modern world scholars and regional cultural development, the work of the scholar Peter Jaenichen, known as > >Conspectus lusatiae Literatae<< is an outstanding source. It is a systematic compendium that the literary, scholars and... [...]

Historical chronicles are indispensable tools for understanding past societies and their developments. They form bridges between the centuries because they convey events, people and realities in detail in detail and thus shape the collective memory of a region. [...]

that > >Lausitzisch‑Wendish dictionary<< from 1866 occupies an outstanding place among the works of Sorbian linguistics. Written in the nineteenth century, it was created through the collaboration of several important personalities, namely Pfuhl, pastor Seiler from Lohsa and... [...]

The Lusatia region is often described as a true gem full of fascinating and attractive contrasts. This area impresses with a unique variety of scenic beauties that captivate visitors and locals alike... [...]

the work > >Lausitz area of interlacing - Bohemian-Hungarian exiles and Lusatian Sorbs<< is a detailed analysis of the historical phase in which Lusatia became an important intersection point for various population groups. The focus is on the interplay... [...]

The book > > The Lusatian Sorbs in the turn of 1989/1990<< is dedicated to one of the most important and drastic phases in recent history. The Lusatia, viewed from the unique perspective of the Sorbian population. In a time of political... [...]

In the midst of Lusatia, the landscape whose identity arose from a multi-layered network of Slavic, German and regional influences, a publisher was created many decades ago, which became more than just a printing company with sales. Lusatia publishing house,... [...]

The travelogues from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries about the Lusatia today open up a fascinating and complex picture of this unique region through the book > >Lausitz in travelogues of the 18th and 19th centuries<<. With the steady... [...]