Геноцидът над тракийските българи и опитите на българската държава да защити етнорелигиозните и имуществените права на българското малцинство в Турция и Гърция
The genocide of the Thracian Bulgarians and the attempts of the Bulgarian state to protect the ethno-religious and property rights of the Bulgarian minority in Turkey and Greece

Author(s): Petar Yordanov Nenkov
Subject(s): International relations/trade, Family and social welfare, Ethnic Minorities Studies, Politics of History/Memory, Politics and Identity, Identity of Collectives
Published by: Висше училище по сигурност и икономика (ВУСИ)
Keywords: ruin of the Thracian Bulgarians; the Second Balkan War; atrocities of the Ottoman authorities over the Bulgarians; the first genocide in Europe in the 20th century; The Treaty of Angora between Bulgar
Summary/Abstract: The destruction of the Thracian Bulgarians in 1913 was genocide and ethnic cleansing of the Bulgarian population in the southern part of the region of Thrace during and soon after the Inter-Allied War. It was carried out by the regular army of the Ottoman army and the bashibozuka. The affected areas in which genocide is being committed against the Thracian Bulgarians include Eastern (Odrina) Thrace and Western (White Sea) Thrace.

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