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Luther Trubar-App
If you want to know who were Luther and Trubar, and what connects them to each other join the two reformers on a journey through time.
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If you want to know who Luther and Trubar were and what connects them, go on a journey through time with the two reformers. Learn about the historical situation in the 16th century, what indulgences are and what the practice of indulgences meant to the citizens of that time. Understand what historical accomplishments Luther and Trubar made and consider what that means for us today. Of course, you should have fun in the process! Small games and skill exercises will teach you what it meant for Luther and Trubar to fight the Catholic Church during that time until they achieved their goal and thus, a better life for the citizens. We can still learn from it today!
After three years of actively using the app in German, Slovenian and history classes, we decided to enrich it with a podcast. The podcast is dedicated to the German minority in Slovenia, which is always trying to build the bridge between Slovenia and Germany, between Slovenes and Germans.
Click here to go to the app.
After three years of actively using the app in German, Slovenian and history classes, we decided to enrich it with a podcast. The podcast is dedicated to the German minority in Slovenia, which is always trying to build the bridge between Slovenia and Germany, between Slovenes and Germans.
Click here to go to the app.
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