First books printed in Slovenian lands on show in Lendava

Lendava, 25 August - Three books in the Hungarian language by Protestant György Kultsár will be put on show in the north-east town of Lendava on Saturday and Sunday, returning to where they were printed 450 years ago.

Lendava Three books written in Hungarian by a Protestant in the 16th century and printed in Slovenian lands in 1573 put on show for two days in Lendava, where they were printed. Photo: Vida Toš/STA

Lendava
Three books written in Hungarian by a Protestant in the 16th century and printed in Slovenian lands in 1573 put on show for two days in Lendava, where they were printed.
Photo: Vida Toš/STA

Lendava Lendava hosts a conference marking 450 years since the first books were printed in Slovenian lands, albeit in Hungarian. Pictured are Hungary's National Szechenyi Library director David Rozsa, NUK Ljubljana director Viljem Leban, Lendava Mayor Janez Magyar and Judit Zagorec-Csuka, director of the Library - Lendava Cultural Centre. Photo: Vida Toš/STA

Lendava
Lendava hosts a conference marking 450 years since the first books were printed in Slovenian lands, albeit in Hungarian. Pictured are Hungary's National Szechenyi Library director David Rozsa, NUK Ljubljana director Viljem Leban, Lendava Mayor Janez Magyar and Judit Zagorec-Csuka, director of the Library - Lendava Cultural Centre.
Photo: Vida Toš/STA

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