The Aspirations of Bulgaria
The Aspirations of Bulgaria is a contemporaneous volume shining light on Bulgarian military and political actions during the early 2oth century. [...more]
The Aspirations of Bulgaria is a contemporaneous volume shining light on Bulgarian military and political actions during the early 2oth century. [...more]
A Short History of Bulgaria is a communist era history published in 1963 by the foreign language press of the Georgi Dimitrov State Printing House. [...more]
In Who Owns the Past? : The Politics of Time in a ‘Model’ Bulgaria Village, Deema Kaneff produces a useful study of politics and community life in rural Bulgaria. [...more]
Professor Nicola Dolapchiev’s Bulgaria, the Making of a Satellite won the competition and was released in 1971. The book is a historical study of the first ten years under Communist control. [...more]
August is the month to escape from our regular routine, and there are events scattered all over the country to help us take our minds off of work. [...more]
In The Balkan Wars: Conquest, Revolution and Retribution from the Ottoman Era to the Twentieth Century and Beyond, André Gerolymatos attempts to draw out the historical attitudes, positions and loyalties that have come to define the region and its people. [...more]
An academic study, the purpose of the book is to investigate the impact of the Bulgarian Agitation of 1876-78 as a social protest movement on both domestic policy in England and foreign policy abroad. [...more]
Book review of Bulgarian Rhapsody: The Best of Balkan Cuisine by Linda Joyce Forristal. [...more]
In The Fracture Zone: A Return to the Balkans, Simon Winchester frames a personal memoir against the backdrop of ethnic strife erupting in Kosovo in 1999. [...more]
Summer in the Balklans: Laughter and Tears After Communism is a book about people captured in the reflections of a Fulbright scholar while in Bulgaria during the summer of 1992. [...more]