Home Blog

A Personal Interpretation of the Story

0
My own opinion about these events is as follows. If it is true that the Phoenicians carried off the sacred women from Egypt and...

A Shared Story Between Egypt Greece and Libya

0
There is a well-known story in Egypt about the oracle of Dodona in Greece and the oracle of Ammon in Libya. This story explains...

Early Religious Beliefs of the Pelasgians

0
In the earliest times, the Pelasgians practiced religious rituals long before the well-known Greek gods had clear names. According to information received from Dodona,...

A Brief Account of Early Travels in Southeastern Europe

0
This text is the title and dedication of a travel book published in London in 1673. The book was written by Edward Brown, a...

Introduction to the Bibliography

0
This bibliography brings together important books and academic studies about Bulgarian history, politics, culture, literature, and society. The listed works were written by Bulgarian...

The Structure of the National Assembly

0
Under the Communist Constitution, Bulgaria has only one legislative body, called the National Assembly. This is different from the system in the Soviet Union,...

Bulgaria and the Bulgarians

0
Early Observations of the Nation Forty-three years ago, M. Cyprien Robert wrote about the Bulgarians: “On the confines of Europe, there vegetates, enslaved and forlorn,...

The Broken Serbo-Bulgarian Treaty of 1912

0
The Limits of Peace for Nations The history of the broken treaty between Serbia and Bulgaria in 1912 is a clear example of how promises...

The Broken Promises in the Balkans

0
A Harsh New Rule The rule of the so-called “deliverers” of Macedonia has often been more oppressive than that of the Turks. Their main purpose...

Michael IV part 7

0
14. It has often been a cause of surprise to me, when I have sat with him at banquets, to observe how a man,...

Laleli from the Ashes

0

One Autumn Night part 4

0