Matej Hrebenda
Matej Hrebenda was a notable figure in Slovak history, remembered as a blind librarian and a symbol of resilience. Born in 1796, he exemplified the enduring power of education and the arts in the face of adversity, famously stating, 'I have nothing, I ask for nothing.' His life serves as a testament to the belief that true vision transcends physical sight, emphasizing understanding and emotional insight.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Matej Hrebenda is a significant figure for whom a statue is being secured in Rimavská Sobota.
Vláda na podporu viacerých okresov vyčlenila vyše dva milióny eur
Slovakia· 2025-08-27
Matej Hrebenda is mentioned alongside Daniel Gabriel Lichard as someone who was involved in the publishing industry.
Bez literatúry nastane koniec sveta (píše Verona Šikulová)Slovakia· 2025-06-27
Matej Hrebenda is remembered as a symbol of defiance against fate, who despite his blindness, walked towards the light.
Nemám nič, nežiadam nič - Komentáre SMESlovakia· 2025-03-16