Slavic Educational and Cultural Centres, 9th–19th Centuries
Slavic Educational and Cultural Centres, 9th–19th Centuries

Summary/Abstract: In the latest issue of “Poznan Slavic Studies”, the editors pay tribute to the 250th anniversary of the establishment of the National Education Commission. Education, with its key functions of training, didactics and culture, is a constitutive part of any civilisation. Through education, the countries of so-called Younger Europe, which include the Slavic countries and the Balkan states, have had the opportunity to receive the civilisational models of a common Christian Europe and to pass them on in the process of forming the foundations of national cultural traditions.

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