Davor Zovko is the State Herald of Sweden, leading the Heraldry Board that is responsible for regulating all public coats of arms in the kingdom. It is comparable to the College of Arms in England and the Court of the Lord Lyon in Scotland. He will introduce us to heraldry and explain why this medi ... Davor Zovko is the State Herald of Sweden, leading the Heraldry Board that is responsible for regulating all public coats of arms in the kingdom. It is comparable to the College of Arms in England and the Court of the Lord Lyon in Scotland. He will introduce us to heraldry and explain why this medieval phenomenon is being used today more than ever.
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The Rotary Club of Stockholm International is a young, vibrant member of the Rotary International family. Started in May 2003, the club is located in Stockholm, Sweden’s capital city, and is the only Rotary club in Stockholm that conducts meetings entirely in English. The membership is international and professionally & culturally diverse.
RCSI adheres to the vision, mission and principles of Rotary International. Being the only English-speaking International club in Stockholm we especially welcome visiting rotarians from abroad and other parts of Sweden to join our weekly meetings.
