Year XXX, Issue 4, 2022<<Archive>>
Civilizаtion Boundаriеs
PLAGUE IN EARLY MODERN ISTANBUL: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE HABSBURG RESIDENT AMBASSADORS, 1560S – 1590S
The Black Death from the mid-14th century initiated a long series of recurrences of the disease with significant effects on the affected human societies. The current article explores the awareness of the plague epidemics and the experiences made by the Habsbur...
Early modern diplomacy; Habsburg-Ottoman relations; plague epidemics; history of infectious diseases
POLICY TOWARDS MINORITIES IN THE EARLY TURKISH REPUBLIC (1920s and 1930s)
This article highlights the politics of the early Turkish governments towards various ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities living on the territory of the Republic of Turkey in the light of the principle of nationalism, which became one of the fundamenta...
minority policy of the Republic of Turkey; nationalism; Christian minorities; Islamic linguistic; ethnic and religious minorities
RESETTLEMENT OF PEOPLE OF RUSSIAN DESCENT FROM BULGARIA TO THE UKRAINIAN SSR (1946 – 1947)
The article examines one of the little-known and unexplored episodes of Soviet government campaigns for the re-emigration of Bulgarian citizens of Russian descent, who were deported to the Soviet Union in the autumn and winter of 1946 – 1947 and settled in the...
Bulgaria; USSR; Ukrainian SSR; forced displacement; peasant fishermen of Russian descent; re-emigration; repatriation; totalitarian regime
THE FATE OF HEALTHCARE REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES IN THE 1940S
The article focuses on the attempts at healthcare reform by the Truman administration alongside the liberal wing of the Democratic party in the 1940s. The proposals of both the White House and different groups of congressmen are laid out in detail. The main re...
USA; Harry Truman; Democratic Party; healthcare; lobbyism.