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Brandenburg-Saxony / Minorities / Slavs 1998 Easter Riding at Wittichenau // Wends / Lusatia / Sorbs / Minorities / Easter / Easter Riders / Customs The eastern conquest in eastern Germany was already begun by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore has remained. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/brandenburg-saxony-minorities-slavs-1998-easter-riding-at-wittichenau-wends-lusatia-sorbs-minorities-easter-easter-riders-customs-the-eastern-conquest-in-eastern-germany-was-already-begun-by-charlemagne-but-has-suffered-many-setbacks-in-1168-the-great-slavic-sanctuary-on-ruegen-was-destroyed-by-the-danes-and-albrecht-the-bear-conquered-the-slavic-fortress-of-brennabor-brandenburg-the-slavs-were-pushed-back-to-the-east-their-descendants-the-wends-and-sorbs-live-today-in-the-southeast-of-brandenburg-and-in-saxony-from-their-culture-only-folklore-has-remained-image550681460.htmlRM2PYWKR0–Brandenburg-Saxony / Minorities / Slavs 1998 Easter Riding at Wittichenau // Wends / Lusatia / Sorbs / Minorities / Easter / Easter Riders / Customs The eastern conquest in eastern Germany was already begun by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore has remained.
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Brandenburg / Saxony / Minorities / 1996 Stubble riding of the Sorbs in Raddusch. An old custom of the Sorbs. Riding competitions are held in the fields after the harvest. // Wends / Lusatia / Horses / Animals / Riding / The eastern conquest of eastern Germany was already begun by Charlemagne, but suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/brandenburg-saxony-minorities-1996-stubble-riding-of-the-sorbs-in-raddusch-an-old-custom-of-the-sorbs-riding-competitions-are-held-in-the-fields-after-the-harvest-wends-lusatia-horses-animals-riding-the-eastern-conquest-of-eastern-germany-was-already-begun-by-charlemagne-but-suffered-many-setbacks-in-1168-the-great-slavic-sanctuary-on-ruegen-was-destroyed-by-the-danes-and-albrecht-the-bear-conquered-the-slavic-fortress-of-brennabor-brandenburg-the-slavs-were-pushed-back-to-the-east-their-descendants-the-wends-and-sorbs-live-today-in-the-southeast-of-brandenburg-image550681461.htmlRM2PYWKR1–Brandenburg / Saxony / Minorities / 1996 Stubble riding of the Sorbs in Raddusch. An old custom of the Sorbs. Riding competitions are held in the fields after the harvest. // Wends / Lusatia / Horses / Animals / Riding / The eastern conquest of eastern Germany was already begun by Charlemagne, but suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg
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Brandenburg / Minorities / Customs / 1992 Kahnkorso in Luebbenau, a sorbian couple in an oak leaf decorated barge // Sorbs / Wends / The east conquest in East Germany was already started by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore is left. [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/brandenburg-minorities-customs-1992-kahnkorso-in-luebbenau-a-sorbian-couple-in-an-oak-leaf-decorated-barge-sorbs-wends-the-east-conquest-in-east-germany-was-already-started-by-charlemagne-but-has-suffered-many-setbacks-in-1168-the-great-slavic-sanctuary-on-ruegen-was-destroyed-by-the-danes-and-albrecht-the-bear-conquered-the-slavic-fortress-of-brennabor-brandenburg-the-slavs-were-pushed-back-to-the-east-their-descendants-the-wends-and-sorbs-live-today-in-the-southeast-of-brandenburg-and-in-saxony-from-their-culture-only-folklore-is-left-automated-translation-image426311082.htmlRM2FNG43P–Brandenburg / Minorities / Customs / 1992 Kahnkorso in Luebbenau, a sorbian couple in an oak leaf decorated barge // Sorbs / Wends / The east conquest in East Germany was already started by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore is left. [automated translation]
![Brandenburg / Minorities / Customs / 1992 Kahnkorso in Luebbenau, a sorbian couple in an oak leaf decorated barge // Sorbs / Wends / The east conquest in East Germany was already started by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore is left. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG477/brandenburg-minorities-customs-1992-kahnkorso-in-luebbenau-a-sorbian-couple-in-an-oak-leaf-decorated-barge-sorbs-wends-the-east-conquest-in-east-germany-was-already-started-by-charlemagne-but-has-suffered-many-setbacks-in-1168-the-great-slavic-sanctuary-on-ruegen-was-destroyed-by-the-danes-and-albrecht-the-bear-conquered-the-slavic-fortress-of-brennabor-brandenburg-the-slavs-were-pushed-back-to-the-east-their-descendants-the-wends-and-sorbs-live-today-in-the-southeast-of-brandenburg-and-in-saxony-from-their-culture-only-folklore-is-left-automated-translation-2FNG477.jpg "Brandenburg / Minorities / Customs / 1992 Kahnkorso in Luebbenau, a sorbian couple in an oak leaf decorated barge // Sorbs / Wends / The east conquest in East Germany was already started by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore is left. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Brandenburg / Minorities / Customs / 1992 Kahnkorso in Luebbenau, a sorbian couple in an oak leaf decorated barge // Sorbs / Wends / The east conquest in East Germany was already started by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore is left. [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/brandenburg-minorities-customs-1992-kahnkorso-in-luebbenau-a-sorbian-couple-in-an-oak-leaf-decorated-barge-sorbs-wends-the-east-conquest-in-east-germany-was-already-started-by-charlemagne-but-has-suffered-many-setbacks-in-1168-the-great-slavic-sanctuary-on-ruegen-was-destroyed-by-the-danes-and-albrecht-the-bear-conquered-the-slavic-fortress-of-brennabor-brandenburg-the-slavs-were-pushed-back-to-the-east-their-descendants-the-wends-and-sorbs-live-today-in-the-southeast-of-brandenburg-and-in-saxony-from-their-culture-only-folklore-is-left-automated-translation-image426311179.htmlRM2FNG477–Brandenburg / Minorities / Customs / 1992 Kahnkorso in Luebbenau, a sorbian couple in an oak leaf decorated barge // Sorbs / Wends / The east conquest in East Germany was already started by Charlemagne, but has suffered many setbacks. In 1168 the great Slavic sanctuary on Ruegen was destroyed by the Danes and Albrecht the Bear conquered the Slavic fortress of Brennabor, Brandenburg. The Slavs were pushed back to the east. Their descendants, the Wends and Sorbs, live today in the southeast of Brandenburg and in Saxony. From their culture only folklore is left. [automated translation]
