Radegast

The Radegast society for local history and traditional costumes takes care of the traditions.

After his death he was buried at the Radegast graveyard.

Culture in Radegast bears the imprint of club and society activities until today.

New coins with historical motives of Radegast are made for collectors every year.

The beer is named after the god Radegast.

Radegast is also the name of a deity in Slavic mythology.

He is also a screenwriter and producer of Radegast.

Radegast was outraged, but not because of Hors rather for the stolen coat.

The coat of arms of Radegast has a silver background and shows a red tower on the right side.

Scholten expected the Swedish attack to come from the south to avoid the marshy Radegast river.

Since 1939 it had transported goods but no more passengers between the towns of Radegast and Zörbig.

The Radegast stud farm created a lot of prize-winning, successful saddle and sports horses in its history which is rich on tradition.

According to Czech legend, deity Radegast, god of hospitality, invented beer.

The name Radhošť itself is supposed to be a Czech transcription of Radegast.

There is a Sierra trail to mountain Pustevny with the sculpture of god Radegast on the way.

Radegast may refer to:

Caspar was born in Radegast, the son of Max Caspar, an army officer.

November 10 - Sacrificed to Radegast:

Vladimir Bukin was imposing both physically and vocally as the Priest of Radegast.

In 1702 Radegast became a market-town, and in the same year the building of Radegast's first church began.

In Radegast there is a little parlour for local history where visitors can experience how people lived in Anhalt in the old days.

According to Slavic legends, Radegast was beloved by Hors, described as beautiful young goddess of the moon.

Older versions of the Radegast coat of arms seem to be reversed, because they showed the tower on the left side and the wall on the right.

Yaromir, at the Temple of Radegast, is shown by the spirits that Voyslava is guilty.

After World War II ended, a new sector of the economy was opened up, as the horse-breeding started at the Radegast domain in 1951.