Slovak Settlers 2 Audio Book
Continue the journey of Slovakia’s migration legacy with Slovak Settlers: Volume 2 – The Emotional History of Immigration. This audiobook presents more powerful, true stories of Slovaks who ventured into the New World and built new lives while never forgetting where they came from.
Through emotional storytelling, listeners are immersed in tales of sacrifice, strength, and belonging. Each narrative bridges the distance between homeland and diaspora, revealing a shared story of endurance and hope.
A heartfelt continuation of Volume 1, this audiobook ensures that the memory of the Slovak settlers — and their journey across oceans — will never be forgotten.
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"As noted in “The Slovak Spectator”, Slovak Settlers brings the Slovak immigrant experience to life through powerful stories of Slovak descendants. “It’s both sobering and encouraging to see how so many courageous migrants overcame tremendous hardships to create rewarding new opportunities for themselves and their descendants while retaining an intrinsic love of their homeland.” My father, Michael Jenci, wrote a story for this book and it is so touching and such a gift to read more about his incredible journey. This book has been such a gift and such a bonding experience for us. All of these connections have been strengthened through the telling of these stories. This project helps us all reflect on the people who came to this country in search of opportunity for their children — and all of the challenges and heartbreak that can come with this quest for a better life."
- Christopher -
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"Slovak Settlers is a captivating collection of real-life stories about the adversity, challenges and emotional life events experienced by Slovak immigrants who sought out new beginnings in America. Although they loved their homeland, various global events in history and personal hardships prompted these brave Slovaks to seek a better life and embrace the opportunities made possible by their sacrifices and perseverance. This magnificent collection of stories and memoirs transcends the stories themselves. It celebrates cultural roots, family, and traditions passed down from generation to generation. It embraces traditional foods, holiday gatherings and special family recipes that must never be lost or forgotten. This is a must read for Slovaks and all others who seek out their own cultural roots, and family history."
- David Stephen Grega -