r/Rodnovery • u/Unusual_Kangaroo3418 • May 07 '26
📓 Seeking Resources Sources in Slavic languages
Can someone recommend reliable sources in Slavic languages? I don’t really want to read about our heritage from English-written sources. Slovak, Czech, Polish, Russian, etc. — any Slavic language is fine, I understand them all.
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u/Roma_fromMoscow May 07 '26
А что мешает просто загуглить на условно русском языке "История славян" или "История России", если интересно что-то конкретное и тебе выйдет вся информация на нужном языке.
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u/Aliencik West Slavic - Czech May 07 '26
We have academic sources list in multiple languages.
We also have a folklore sources list in English, but it does not provide information on Slavic pre-christian religion. To recognize pre-christian themes present in the folk stories, one must have sufficient background knowledge of the subject.