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A Natural Gate Through the Rocks

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Our journey led us through a remarkable passage cut directly through the rocks, shaped like a great natural gate. A small river also flowed...

Arrival at Momjler (Toli)

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After leaving the hills behind us, we traveled through a wide and open plain country until we reached Momjler, also called Toli. This was...

The Mountains Between Serbia and Macedonia

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The hills that lie between Serbia and Macedonia are part of Mount Haemus, a great mountain range known by several names. Many writers believe...

State Control Over Agriculture and Labor

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In 1950, the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party introduced a new system of compulsory state supplies. Under this system, farmers were forced...

Expansion of the Socialist Sector

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During this period, the Communist regime changed the balance between the Socialist sector and the private sector in Bulgaria. The Socialist sector included state-owned...

Bulgaria’s Economy Before World War II

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State-sponsored economic measures helped revive some parts of the Bulgarian economy during the 1930s. However, this recovery did not last long. In 1937, a...

Theoderic by Eutharic and Amalasuntha

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Athalaric, the grandchild of Theoderic by Eutharic and Amalasuntha, was the new king in all but fact. His widowed mother was the effective regent...

The Topkapi Palace

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The famous Ottoman historian Evliya Celebi describes the Topkapi Palace (Topkapi Sarayi) as “the loveliest sultanate palace that human skill could have created. One...

The Bulgarian National Struggle in Macedonia

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Evidence of Bulgarian Religious Life During the time of Ottoman rule, the Bulgarian people in Macedonia gave clear proof of their national identity through religion....

Small Nations and Their Right to Freedom

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Mr. Asquith’s View on Nationalities According to Mr. Asquith, small nations should be valued and respected not only because of their size but because of...

The Fear of the Turks

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Fish and Istanbul

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