The exhibition entitled Cyrillic, the Unfadable Seal of Identity was presented in Vienna, organized jointly by the Serbian Educational and Cultural Society (SECS) Prosvjeta Austria and the Center for Serbs in the Diaspora Sveti Sava from Belgrade.<\/p>\n
The author of the exhibition, set up this weekend in the hall of the Church of St Sava as part of the celebration of 10 years since the establishment of Prosvjeta supplementary schools in Austria, is Radmila Kun\u010der, the president of this Center.<\/p>\n
The presentation also included the accompanying program Serbia through Space and Time, a display of the spiritual and material heritage of the Serbian people, authored by Verica Mihajlovi\u0107, poet and publicist, announced the SECS Prosvjeta Vienna.<\/p>\n
The opening was attended also by the Permanent Representative of Serbia to the OSCE and other international organizations in Vienna, Ambassador \u017darko Obradovi\u0107, who commended the exhibition and the organizers, as well as the work of Prosvjeta and its schools.<\/p>\n
The guests were greeted by Father \u0110or\u0111e Panteli\u0107 from the Church of St Sava, who conveyed the greetings and blessing of Bishop Andrej of Austria and Switzerland and emphasized the importance of such events, which are crucial for the preservation of the Serbian language and alphabet, the Orthodox faith, culture and tradition.<\/p>\n
The exhibition was opened by the vice-president of Viennese Prosvjeta, Sr\u0111an Mijalkovi\u0107, founder and manager of Prosvjeta\u2019s supplementary schools of the Serbian language in Austria.<\/p>\n
Last weekend, the celebration of 10 years since the establishment of Prosvjeta supplementary schools in Austria included an evening dedicated to the poetry of Branko Miljkovi\u0107 held in the hall of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Vienna, presentation of the book Zvezda nad prazninom (Star above the Emptiness) by Dejan Stoiljkovi\u0107 and screening of the documentary film Branko about this great poet.<\/p>\n
These events were held under the auspices of the Office of the minister without portfolio in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the field of relations between the Republic of Serbia and the diaspora, and they were a kind of introduction to the central celebration of Prosvjeta\u2019s jubilee \u2013 a ceremonial academy marking the 10th anniversary of the existence of Serbian schools to be held on Saturday, 30 September, in Albert Hall in Vienna starting at 19:00.<\/p>\n
The guest of honor will be Arnaud Gouillon, director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, who, together with Mijalkovi\u0107, will officially open 10 new Prosvjeta\u2019s schools that were founded this year.<\/p>\n
Source: Nezavisne novine<\/p>\n
Photo: Srna<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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