A Brief Account of Early Travels in Southeastern Europe

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This text is the title and dedication of a travel book published in London in 1673. The book was written by Edward Brown, a...

Introduction to the Bibliography

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This bibliography brings together important books and academic studies about Bulgarian history, politics, culture, literature, and society. The listed works were written by Bulgarian...

The Structure of the National Assembly

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Under the Communist Constitution, Bulgaria has only one legislative body, called the National Assembly. This is different from the system in the Soviet Union,...

Facing the Dogs

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With little belief that it would work, but with the quickness of a man in a comic opera, I sat down. Just in case...

A Day in the Bazaar

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One day, I walk by the bazaar without going in. The next day, I stroll along with a friend. We pass the store, and...

The Road to Ochrida

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The road we traveled was clear and easy to follow. It curved around long hills that had no trees. Goatherds, people living a simple...

KARS CASTLE

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Architectural Marvel of 1153 Constructed in 1153 by the Vizier of Saltuk Sultan Malik Izzeddin Salduk Firuz Akay, Kars Castle stands proudly on a steep...

KARS

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A Gateway on the Silk Road Kars, the Historic Crossroads Kars, a city with roots tracing back to the Bulgarian Turks of the “Valatur” tribe, holds...

Decoding Tombstone Symbols

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Insights into Professions and Stories Exploring Artistic Narratives on Tombstones Nautical and Military Tributes Discovering the profession of the deceased is often possible through elements on tombstones....

Norman West part 31

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Taticius quickly snatched up his arms and getting the whole army ready, crossed the Eurus immediately and disposed his regiments in battalions and having...

Talking with the Vali

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