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The material contains the memories and impressions of one of the prominent Bulgarian historians of the 20th century. In the same time it also uncovers the importance of Hristo Gandev’s scientific work, which was highly praised thanks to the clear thought process and the heuristic charge inherent in his texts.
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Review: Archiwum Ringelbluma: Antologia, ed. by M. Janczewska, J. Leociak, BN I, 334,Ossolineum 2019.
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Review: Steve Garlick, The Nature of Masculinity: Critical Theory, New Materialisms andTechnologies of Embodiment, Vancouver-Toronto 2016, 228 pp.
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Dalibor Denda, Helmet and Shajkaca: wars factor and Yugoslav-German relations (1918–1941), Matica srpska, Novi Sad, 2019, 734 pages.
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Bojan Simic, Milan Stojadinovic and Italy: between diplomacy and propaganda, Institute of Recent History of Serbia, Belgrade, 2019, 287 pages.
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Fabrizio Rudi, Soglie Inquiete, L’ Italia e la Serbia All’ Inizio dell’ novecento (1904–1912), Mimesis, Milano-Udine, 2020, pp. 228
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Rade Ristanovic, Belgrade Ravnogorci: Yugoslav Army in the Homeland and Ravnogorski movement in occupied Belgrade 1941–1944, Institute of Contemporary History, Belgrade, 2020, 427 pages.
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Sasa Stanojevic, Creation of the Balkans alliance 1912, Kosovska Mitrovica: Philosophical fakultet, Prokuplje: Istorijski Arhiv Toplice, Narodni muzej Toplica, 2020, 362 p.
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The review is part of the field of studies dedicated to Late Antiquity, presenting the book of the author Nelu Zugravu, Ammianus Marcellinus and the culture of violence in the fourth century, has as subject one of the important aspects that characterize the Roman world of the fourth century: violence and its various forms of manifestation.
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The article presents a critical analysis of a monograph by Gavin Miller, Science Fiction and Psychology (2020), and offers a subjective reading of the book. The author of the article believes that Miller’s book presents an inspirational and thorough reading of the classical and contemporary science fiction which revises the interaction between two spheres of human activity, cultural and scientific. By analyzing the presence of utopian thinking which provides the groundwork for Miller’s considerations, the author notes that the scholar places great emphasis on scientific discourse and methodology.
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