Bulgarian Historical Review
Издание на Института за исторически изследвания при БАН
3-4, 2024
Contents
Articles
Boyan Stoev – Positioning of Constantine the Great in the Order of 313–324 as the Main Determining Factor for His Religious Policy during the Period 3
Dariusz Faszcza – Reports on Prince Alexander von Battenberg’s Stay in Lviv (Lemberg) in 1886 from ‘Dziennik Poznański’ 29
Сергей Нелипович – Потери болгарской армии и ее противников в боях за Добруджу (сентябрь 1916 г. – январь 1917 г.). (Sergey Nelipovich – Losses of the Bulgarian Army and Its Opponents in the Battles for Dobrudzha (September 1916 – January 1917) 47
Sia Nikiforova – The Agrarian Reform as a Mode of Use in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (KSCS)/Yugoslavia and Bulgaria (1919–1939) 85
Stuart Van Dyke Jr – American Missionary/Journalist Reuben Markham’s Response to Bulgaria’s 1923 Coup and Its Aftermath 119
Nadezhda Yankovska – Bulgarian Support for the Mozambique Liberation Front (1965–1974) 143
Iliyana Marcheva – The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and the Development of Bulgarian Studies in a Historical Perspective (1869– 1992) 170
Atanas Zhdrebev – Populist Mobilizations in the Latin American and in the Bulgarian Political Context 210
Boryana Miteva-Zhekova – Continuity and Legacy of the Reformers: Dilma as a Successor of Lula and the Legacy of the Workers’ Party in Brazil 231
Reviews of Books
Stefka Parveva – A Monograph on Domestic Slavery and Slaveholding in Ottoman Rumelia250
Ivan Ilchev – A New Study of the September 1923 Events in Bulgaria 253
Nadya Filipova – Contribution to the Study of the History of Religions and Secularism in Bulgaria and Eastern Europe262