Despot Đurađ – Der Herrscher der Stadt mit sechs Türmen Sveti Đorđe Đurđic thus becoming a visible symbol

thus becoming a visible symbol of faith

and remind us that true life can only be found in the closeness of God

Als Diakon der frühen Kirche diente er mit Liebe und Hingabe und legte sein Leben für Christus nieder

luminous background and fine embellishments give this representation a special depth and presence

This modlice set in honor of Saint Alimpije (Sveti Alimpije) represents asceticism

Despot Đurađ – Der Herrscher der Stadt mit sechs Türmen Sveti Đorđe Đurđic thus becoming a visible symbolThe Serbian despot ura Brankovi was the second son of Vuk Brankovi and Mara, the daughter of the holy Prince Lazar. When he lost Belgrade, he faced a crucial challenge for his people. This book, written for children, tells how ura Brankovi had a new city built on the Danube Smederevo and thus went down in history as a wise ruler, builder, and preserver of Serbian statehood. The story powerfully conveys values such as responsibility, steadfastness, and