Year XXIII, Issue 3, 2015<<Archive>>
Viеw Ovеr thе Bаlkаn Pеninsulа
MILITARY ORGANIZATION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF ACHAEA (XIII – XIV CENTURY)
The Principality of Achaea or of Morea was one of states, which was founded on the Balkan Peninsula after the capture of Constantinople during the Fourth Crusade. Achaea was fairly wealthy and could boast of many military successes. The article aims to shed...
Principality of Achaea, Morea, Villehardouin, Medieval period, Balkan Peninsula
THE TREATY SIGNED BETWEEN BULGARIA AND THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE IN 927 AD
This article deals with the treaty signed between Bulgaria and the Byzantine Empire in 927AD. It aims to reveal the diplomatic negotiations preceding the treaty, to discuss its clauses and to present a historiographical analysis.
Bulgaria, Byzantium, Tsar Peter, Romanus Lacapenus, George Sursuvul, Maria - Irina Lacapena, Treaty of 927
THE ARMY AND THE IMPOSSIBLE INTERNAL PACIFICATION (From the Armistice of 1918 until the Elections in 1919)
The end of Bulgaria’s participation in the Great War caused serious political and social turmoils, which had bursting effects on the public order and security of the country. The national ideal that for decades weld the society and mobilized its energy, turned...
First World War, Bulgarian army, political parties, internal security
Guаrdiаns of thе Меmory
THE HOUSE-MUSEUM “KONSTANTIN VELICHKOV” – CITY OF PAZARDZHIK
The article is devoted to the history and activity of the house-museum “Konstantin Velichkov”, Pazardzhik. The building is an architectural and historic monument of national importance. A rich photo-documentation section reveals the personality of Konstantin...
Konstantin Velichkov (1855 – 1907), Pazardzhik, museum
THE CONTRIBUTION OF KONSTANTIN VELICHKOV TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF BULGARIAN CULTURE
The article reveals some moments of the life and work of Konstantin Velichkov (1855-1907) – a remarkable personality, an educator, an active participant in the national liberation struggles, a politician and a statesman in post-Liberation Bulgaria, a writer, a...
Konstantin Velichkov (1855 – 1907), Pazardzhik, Bulgarian National Reival