Policy of the Ottoman authority concerning the immigration in the Bulgarian lands of the non-Muslim population from the European countries in the 18th–19th centuries (until 1878)
Policy of the Ottoman authority concerning the immigration in the Bulgarian lands of the non-Muslim population from the European countries in the 18th–19th centuries (until 1878)

Summary/Abstract: This article studies the problems related to the policy of the Ottoman authority concerning the immigration in the Bulgarian lands in the 18th–19th century (until 1878) of non-Muslims (Christians and Jews) from the Habsburg (Austrian) Empire, the Russian Empire, the Danubian principalities of Walachia and Moldavia (Romania) and other European countries. The objectives pursued by the Sublime Porte with the reception and accommodation in the Bulgarian lands of European immigrants that are non-Muslims, the devices used by the Ottoman authority for implementing this policy and the achieved results are established.

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