Year XX, Issue 5, 2012<<Archive>>
Rеgionаl Studiеs
ТHE OTTOMAN MILITARY HOSPITALS IN THE BULGARIAN LANDS (1837-1878)
Similarly to the major European states, such as England, France, Prussia, the Habsburg Monarchy and Russia, the Ottoman Empire began developing its system of military hospitals together with the establishment of a permanent, standing force, during the reign of...
Ottoman military hospital, public health, Bulgarian lands, Danube Vilayet
TWO RESEARCHES DEVOTED TO THE VILLAGE OF CHIPROVTSI AND THE TOWN OF FERDINAND IN THE METHODOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF THE BULGARIAN ANTROPOGEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES BEFORE 1945
This article is an attempt for a historiographical analysis of two anthropogeographical monographs published in 1938 and 1944 devoted to the village of Chiprovtsi (a town after 1968) and the town of Ferdinand (the town’s name after 1993 is Montana). Their auth...
anthropogeography, Bulgarian settlements, methodology, nationalism