INFORMATION ON THE BULGARIAN HISTORY IN THE 9 TH – 11TH CENTURIES, REFLECTED IN THE RUSSIAN CHRONOGRAPH

Object of the present research is the Russian chronograph, an extensive chronicle in which the history of the Slavs is described as part of the world. The information about the Bulgarians occupies an important place. The data about the Bulgarian history in the...

ABOUT EMMANUEL VASKIDOVICH`S “KRATKO IZLOZHENIE ZA SOEDINENIETO NA DVETE UCHILISHTA SVISHTOVSKI, UCHILISHTETO NA BOZHESTVENOTO PREOBRAZHENIE I SVETI APOSTOLI”, OR THE FIRST PUBLISHED COMMUNITIES’ STATUTE

The publication of Emanuel Vaskidovitch „Kratko izlozhenie za saedinenieto na dvete uchilishta Svishtovski“ is known to the researchers, as an application of “Hristiyansko pouchenie ili sokrashtenie na Sveshtenniyata katihisisa” however to this day no research...

RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR: TECHNOLOGIES AND FORMS

The purpose of the article is to analyse the use of political propaganda methods employed by the Russian Empire before and during the First World War, in particular, on the Ukrainian lands, which became a direct theatre of military operations and a field of co...

BULGARIAN BLAGOEV COMMUNE IN THE CONTEXT OF THE FORMATION OF THE SOVIET TOTALITARIAN SYSTEM (1920S – 1930S)

Based on the analysis of the sources and academic literature, the article comprehensively presents a critical analysis of the activities of the Bulgarian Blagoev Commune. The article covers the details of the organisation and functioning of the collective, the...

A NEW RESEARCH ON RUSSIAN POSITION TO THE BALKAN WARS 1912 – 1913

TRADITIONS AND FUTURE HORIZONS: THE TRAINING SHIPS, CUTTERS, AND YACHTS OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY Panayotov, A., 2021. The training ships, cutters, and yachts of the Naval Academy (1881 – 2021). Varna: Publishing Center of NVNA [in Bulgarian].

UKRAINIAN-BULGARIAN RELATIONS IN THE FOCUS OF UKRAINIAN HISTORIANS

CRISES AS CATHARSIS – POLITICAL, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL DIMENSIONS OF THE EXTREME SITUATIONS IN HISTORY Scientific Conference organized by Regional Historical Museum – Pleven, and Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” – Faculty of History