Series:CEEOL COLLECTION related to BULGARIA

Memorandum Presented to His Excellency, the President of the Peace Conference by the executive comittee of the Association of the Macedonian Emigration in Bulgaria

Memoriale presentato a Sua Eccellenza il Signor Presidente della Conference per la Pace dal Comitato esecutivo della Società dell'Emigrazione Macedone in Bulgaria

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Italian

Keywords: Versailles Peace Conference; emigration; Macedonians in Bulgaria;

Pogrom against itself. How Bulgaria failed its National Ideals

Къмъ погромъ. Какъ се провалиха народнитѣ идеали.

Author(s): Velcho T. Velchev / Language(s): Bulgarian

Keywords: Balkan wars;First World War;

Ideals and delusions. Balkan War and catastrophe of 1913. The Great European war and involvement of Bulgaria. The 1918 catastrophe, its consequences for Bulgaria and the prospects. Published in 1926 by »Кооперативна печатница Гутенбергъ,«

Considerantions on the European War from Balcanic Point of View

Considerations sur la Guerre Européenne au point de vue Balkanique

Author(s): Antoine Georgiev Drandar / Language(s): French

Keywords: WorldWar I; Balkan Wars;

The small book aims at providing a general description of the political situation of Europe. However, doing so in 1915 in the midst of WW I, and doing it from a specific South-Eastern European pont of view, the Balkan wars of 1912/13 make the special background for the author's considerations. After the general, inital part on "Diplomatic Transactions" the author, therefore, has dedicated in the second part short special chapters to the Turkey, to Serbia, to Greece, to Romania, as well as to the Carnegie Report from 1914, investigating the atrocities committed by the combattants of these wars.

Serbia and the National Movement of Bulgaria

La Serbie et le Mouvement National Bulgare

Author(s): Iv. Mich. Minčev / Language(s): French

Keywords: Serbia-Bulgaria Relations;

published by: Librarie centrale des Nationalités, Lausanne

Testimonies of Serbs regarding the Bulgarians from the Morava Region

Témoignages Serbes sur les Bulgares de la Morava

Author(s): Chr. Guertcheff / Language(s): French

Keywords: Ottoman Empire; Serbia and Bulgaria; Nation-building; national statehood; national independence;

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OLD AND NEW MONUMENTS IN DOBRUJA. An Artistic-Ethnographic Study

СТАРИ И НОВИ ПАМЕТНИЦИ ВЪ ДОБРУДЖА. Художествено-етнографиченъ етюдъ

Author(s): Ivan Enchev-Vidyu / Language(s): Bulgarian,French,German

Keywords: Dobruja; Dobrudha

Published as issue Nr. 6 of ИЗДАНИЕ НА НАРОДОСПОМАГАТЕЛНИЯ ФОНДЪ "ДОБРУДЖА" - БИБЛИОТЕКА "ДОБРУДЖА". Original publisher: ПЕЧАТНИЦА НА С.М. СТАЙКОВЪ, Sofia, 1918

The Bulgarians at the Paris Peace Conference

Les Bulgares devant le Congrès de la Paix

Author(s): Jordan Ivanoff / Language(s): French

Keywords: Paris Peace Conference; territory of Bulgaria; Bulgarian nation-building; Bulgarian independence from Ottoman Empire;

Published 1919 in Bern (Switzerland) by Paul Haupt, Librairie Académique (2me édition augmenté) From the author's preface: The vagaries of diplomacy at the Berlin Congress (1878) and the Bucharest Peace (1913) hampered the Bulgarian national expansion. At present, a large part of their lands and their congeners have fallen back under the dependence of foreigners. Therefore, a sacred duty remains to be fulfilled: to give to this people who has suffered so much the possibility of enjoying one day the benefits of civilization and the fruit of their peaceful labors, within the great society of free nations. For the defense of the just Bulgarian cause and to give more objectivity to this presentation, we have ignored the multiple testimonies of Bulgarian sources and reproduced only those of foreigners. However, all unanimously prove in an irrefutable way the legitimacy of the Bulgarian claims. May impartiality and justice preside over the deliberations of the world forum, from which will emerge the status of the globe, at the time of the grave decisions on which depends the realization of the immortal words of the Master: "Peace on earth and good will towards men!

Mihail Takev

Михаил Такев

Author(s): Angel Iordanov / Language(s): Bulgarian

Published between 1930 and 1934 as No 6 of the series "Политическа библиотека". It presents a biography of Mihail Takev (1864-1920), a Bulgarian major and politician, one of the leaders of the Democratic Party in Bulgaria.

The Question of the Dobruja in Essence (Concerning the Expropriation of Land of the Local Population made by the Romanian Legislation)

La question de la Dobroudja dans on essence (à propos de l’expropriation des terres de la population locale faite par la législation roumaine)

Author(s): P. Gabé / Language(s): French

The author, P. Gabé, has been deputy of the Baltchik region (Dobrouja) and land-owner in the region. The booklet has been published in Sofia in 1925 by »Imprimerie P. Glouchkoff«

The Resistance Army in Bulgaria

L'Armée de Résistance en Bulgarie

Author(s): Dimitar Iliev / Language(s): French

Keywords: Bulgarian Antifascism;

Published in 1946 by »Maison d'édition Hémous" in Sofia. Publication has been based on material provided by Dimitre Ilieff (Dimiter Iliev), at that time Bulgarian Ambassador in Stockholm

The Struggle of the Bulgarian People for an independant National Church

La Lutte du Peuple Bulgare pour une Église Nationale indépendante

Author(s): Stefan Savov Bobchev / Language(s): French

Keywords: autocephaly;

With an 16-pages introduction of the »Société Slave en Bulgarie« acting as editor of this small booklet under issue Nr 10 of its series »Bibliothèque Slave«

Chronological History of Bulgaria

Histoire Chronologique de la Bulgarie

Author(s): Nikola Stanev / Language(s): French

Keywords: History of Bulgaria;

Reminscenses of Radko Dimitriev

СПОМЕНИ за РАДКО ДИМИТРИЕВ

Author(s): Philip Stoychev Baranov / Language(s): Bulgarian

Keywords: World War I;

Radko Dimitriev (Bulgarian: Радко Димитриев) (24 September 1859 in Gradets – 18 October 1918 near Pyatigorsk) was a Bulgarian general, Head of the General Staff of the Bulgarian Army from 1 January 1904 to 28 March 1907, as well as a general in the Russian Army during the First World War. (Wikipedia)

An "ALEXANDRIA" in Bulgarian from 1810

ЕДНА БЪЛГАРСКА АЛЕКСАНДРИЯ ОТЪ 1810 ГОД.

Author(s): Lyubomir Miletich / Language(s): Bulgarian

Published in 1936 by the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (Department for History and Philology) as vol 13 of the series "Bulgarian Old Age" (БЪЛГАРСКИ СТАРИНИ, КНИГА XIII)