Rade Kolbas

Verena Baumann, a young servant girl from the rural canton of Appenzell in Switzerland, found herself drawn to the teachings of the Anabaptists during the early 16th century. The Anabaptists believed in adult baptism, rejecting the practice of infant baptism common in the Catholic and Lutheran churches. They held that

Nestled in the picturesque city of St. Gallen, where history and modernity intertwine, my fascination with alchemy finds a perfect muse. Living and working in St. Gallen, I am constantly reminded of its rich historical tapestry, particularly in alchemy. One figure in this historical landscape stands out: Bartholomäus Schobinger, a

In the picturesque town of Pleternica, Croatia, an intriguing story has been passed down through generations. It originates from the autumn of 1888 and was shared by Toma Milinković, a local farmer, with the mother of Friedrich S. Krauss. This story, filled with mystique and wonder, speaks of a peculiar

In the picturesque landscapes of Serbia, especially in the winter idyll of Divcibare, hides a small village called Tometino Polje. Known for its ski resorts, Divcibare attracts numerous tourists in winter. But away from the groomed slopes and the everyday hustle and bustle, a world full of mystical tales and