- Kashubia's wide
variety of dishes.
Kashubia has a wide
variety of music;
Zemia Rodnô is
widely considered to be the
anthem of Kashubia. The most
recognised Kashubian...
- sources, such as
Frane Bulić in his work
Stridon (Grahovopolje u Bosni)
rodno mjesto Svetoga Jeronima:
rasprava povjesno-geografska (1920) and the geographical...
-
Zemia Rodnô (Kashubian pronunciation: [zɛmja rɔdˈnɞ], lit. Motherland) is a
Kashubian patriotic song
commonly regarded as the
anthem of
Kashubia and its...
- za
odmor bio na Kosovu, i kaže da će ga
ponovo posetiti, jer mu se sviđa
rodno mesto svoga oca[self-published] "Amir Saipi,
giovane talento per la porta...
- the same year.
Rodno Radio was
renamed Radio Sofija in 1934. On 25
January 1935,
Boris III of
Bulgaria signed a
Decree nationalising Rodno Radio and making...
- the
entire Pomeranian Voivodeship. In 1990–2010,
there was an
informative television programme Rodnô Zemia in the
Kashubian language.
Official website...
- Filipović, Gordana. "Kosovo — Past and Present". p. 28. Grad
Prilepac rodno mesto kneza Lazara rtvpuls.com (in Serbian)
Prilepac (Serbian Cyrillic:...
- Year
Countries and
territories 1930 Bermuda (TJW Hamilton), Bulgaria (
Rodno R., Sofia), Guatemala (TGW La Voz de Guatemala,
Guatemala City), Malaysia...
-
national radio network of Bulgaria. It was
founded on 30
March 1930 as
Rodno radio ("Native radio") by a
group of intellectuals.
Broadcasting began in...
- 2002. (unrecognised by some
Kashubians and
unsupported by the KJ) to
Zemia Rodnô. It has been
proposed that the
Kashubian Flag Day be
celebrated on 18 August...
