The Treaty of San Stefano marked the end of the Russo-Turkish War. Bulgarians celebrate 3 March as their liberation day from 500 years of Ottoman oppression.
A Peace to End All Peace
Were treaties and national borders drawn at the end of the First World War midwives to political tangle in the modern Middle East? Find out from this book.
Nisch
On entering the town of Nisch from the Constantinople road, a ghastly sight presents itself in the form of a square tower
More Excerpts from The Graphic (February 17, 1877)
Additional material found in The Graphic for February 17, 1877, concerning Bulgaria and the Eastern Question.
Comment on a Parliamentary Notice (The Graphic)
An excerpt from The Graphic, a British illustrated weekly, issue dated February 17, 1877.
The Eastern Question (The Graphic)
An article from The Graphic, a British illustrated newsweekly, published February 17, 1877. Concerning the Eastern Question, or problems in the Ottoman Empire.
In the Know (February 2008)
The Bulgarian government has decided to close the duty free shops and the petrol stations at the borders of Bulgaria with Macedonia, Turkey and Serbia.
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A Concise History of Bulgaria
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Relieving the Distress in Bulgaria
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More Excerpts from The Graphic (February 17, 1877)
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Nisch
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Titanic Postage Stamp
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Ancient Stadium Philippopolis
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Ancient Festival 2012
3 May 2012
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Sea and Memories 2012
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Saint George
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