King Tassilo of Bavaria attacked the
Slovenian state (Sclaborum provinciam) and returned home with much booty:
'And he soon thereafter invaded the province of Slavs, overpowered them, and returned to his homeland with much loot.'...
If the Slovenians had arrived to conquer the land, they would have been the aggressors, but that was not the case. The Tassilo's report states that they were attacked and ransacked in their own land.
For those who wish to put these ideas in perspective and familiarize themselves with the basics of Slovenian history, the book VENETI, written by the economist Dr. Joseph Šavli, poet Matej Bor and Prof. Rev. Ivan Tomazic, is absolutely essential. Combining many decades of research, VENETI offers a careful study of facts essential to understanding of our past.
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If the cities were deserted, why would the advancing Slavs burn them? Because they were barbaric and did not know the value of ready-made accommodation? Very unlikely. Many armies of invaders passed through Noricum: precisely who destroyed its cities is not known. One thing, is certain and it needs to be repeated: The destroyed cites of Noricum do not prove the arrival of Slavs [Slovenians] at that time."
While our historians and archaeologists try to convince us of the late formation and arrival of Slovenians, the place-names of Venetic/Slovenian origin throughout Austria. northern Italy, and eastern Switzerland tell us of the presence of our ancestors in the European Alps since antiquity. Even 1250 years of the gradual progression of the German language in Austria has not completely destroyed the Slovenian languaae there.