Year XXVIII, Issue 3, 2020<<Archive>>
In this issue:
Viеw Ovеr thе Bаlkаn Pеninsulа
THESSALY IN MEDIEVAL BULGARIAN HISTORY
The article examines the Bulgarian political and ethnic presence in Thessaly during the Middle Ages. Thessaly is part of the early medieval Bulgarian Tsardom for short periods yet this helps to establish Bulgarian ethnic consciousness among part of Slavic popu...
Thessaly; Bulgarian tsardom; tsar Simeon; tsar Samuil; Larissa
THE BALKAN POLICY OF HÔTEL LAMBERT AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE EASTERN AGENCY IN ISTANBUL (1831 – 1842)
The article dwells into the ideological development and evolution of the Balkan policies of Adam Czartoryski’s Hôtel Lambert – one of the Polish political camps in exile, represented by the conservative-liberal and monarchic ideas. The geopolitical changes in...
Hôtel Lambert; Balkan Policy; Eastern Agency; French Policy; Ottoman Empire; Adam Czartoryski; Michał Czajkowski; Polish agents
THE OTTOMAN HERITAGE OVER THE STREET NAMES IN PLOVDIV FROM THE LIBERATION TO THE PRESENT DAY
This work traces the Ottoman urban toponymy and Turkish language influence over the street names in Plovdiv. This heritage is evident from the all periods of the contemporary Bulgarian history till the present. The Turkish local names are widely accepted in co...
Ottoman heritage; Street names; Plovdiv; toponymy