A.S. Pushkin Slavic Museum in Brodzany, Slovakia
Brodzany, a small village in the Tekov region of Slovakia, bears an unlikely connection to the “founder of modern Russian literature,” Alexander Pushkin. His brother-in-law, Gustav von Friesenhof, owned a 17th-century Renaissance manor in the village, and his family was deeply influenced by the writer’s work and creativity. Von Friesenhof’s daughter Natalia von Oldenburg, in […]
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