Year XXIII, Issue 4, 2015<<Archive>>
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THE PROBLEMS OF THE BULGARIAN REVOLUTIONARY NATIONALISM IN 1901
The text analyzes the state of the Bulgarian irredentism in 1901 under the rule of the coalition government with Prime-minister Petko Karavelov. The Bulgarian foreign policy in the field of the irredentism is forced to comply with the strong pressure from the...
Bulgarian irredentism, Bulgarian revolutionary nationalism, Conservative nationalism.
THE MURDER OF THE CONSULS JULES MULES AND HENRY ABBOTT CONSIDERED BY APOSTOLOS VAKALOPULOS IN HIS ARTICLE “THE DRAMATIC EVENTS IN THESSALONIKI IN MAY 1876 AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE EASTERN QUESTION”
The Greek historianApostolos Vakalopulos is still the only one researcher who has managed, on the basis of the statements of the European consuls and their diplomatic correspondence, to piece together a detailed and expressive narrative of the events of May 18...
Greek history, Thessaloniki, The Eastern Question, Ottoman empire,
THE BALKANS IN THE EVENING BEFORE MODERNIZATION
The article highlights some moments of the development of the Balkans in the period 18\(^{th}\)- the beginning of the 19\(^{th}\)century, preceding the Modern era of Industrial changes.
Balkans, Central Europe, Industrial revolution, modernisation
Guаrdiаns of thе Меmory
BACK TO THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE STATE ARCHIVE - ROUSSE
The article highlights some moments of the history of the establishment and operation of Rousse State Archive. It is one of the first of the twelve Bulgarian archives. Its activity is focused on the preservation of identified for permanent preservation documen...
Keywods: аrchives, documentary heritage, Rousse
THE MUSEUM OF NATIONAL REVIVAL IN VARNA – TO PRESERVE AND TO CREATE HISTORY
Founded before more than half a century, the Museum of National Revival - Varna is among the symbolic city locations. The exhibition aims to present the various processes and stages of the socioeconomic, spiritual, cultural, educational and revolutionary de...
National Revival, First Bulgarian school, Varna