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Населението на Битолския вилает в навечерието на Илинденското въстание: данните на един румънски дипломат
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Населението на Битолския вилает в навечерието на Илинденското въстание: данните на един румънски дипломат

Author(s): Constantin Iordan / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2008

The Rumanian consul in Bitolya Aleksandru K. Padeanu presents in a report from the 5"'. of July 1903 to the Rumanian minister plenipotentiary in Istanbul the population in the Bitolya district according to nationalities and religions. As a result of several years researches he indicates that the population of the district is 870 740 residents - Turks 94 650, Albanian Moslems 29 000, orthodox Albanians 46 320, Rumanians 91 050, Greeks 88 120 etc.

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Научна конференция „Европейските измерения на делото на св.св. Кирил и Методий

Научна конференция „Европейските измерения на делото на св.св. Кирил и Методий"

Author(s): Veska Berova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 27/2013

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Научна конференция „Петдесет години от Парижкия мирен договор

Научна конференция „Петдесет години от Парижкия мирен договор"

Author(s): Anton Ivanov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/1997

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Научна конференция „Югозападна България –
нови изследвания и проучвания“, 28–29 септември 2017 г., Благоевград

Научна конференция „Югозападна България – нови изследвания и проучвания“, 28–29 септември 2017 г., Благоевград

Author(s): Rumjana Hadzhieva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/2017

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Научна конференция и издание на тема „Кризи и стопанско развитие през вековете“

Научна конференция и издание на тема „Кризи и стопанско развитие през вековете“

(Великотърновски университет „Св. св. Кирил и Методий“ – 19–20 септември 2019 г.)

Author(s): Emilia Vacheva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2020

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Научна конференция на тема „Пазари, общество, власт“

Научна конференция на тема „Пазари, общество, власт“

Author(s): Ivan Rusev / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2020

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Научна сарадња Југославије и Совјетског савеза 1944–1947.
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Научна сарадња Југославије и Совјетског савеза 1944–1947.

Author(s): Dragomir Bončić / Language(s): Serbian / Publication Year: 0

Apart from military and political, economic, cultural and educational cooperation, academic ties of the new Yugoslav authorities with state and scholarly institutions of the Soviet union developed already by the end of 1944. Above all, it was the matter of great expectations and certain aid from the Soviet Union in cadres, material and in organizing of scientific work and of basing of Party and state scientific policy completely on the Soviet scholarly and research model and the achievements of Soviet science. Ideological and political propinquity and the need to develop the backward science and to apply it to the needs of the country and the people, made it necessary to rely on the experiences, achievements and aid of the first country of socialism. This trend found its underpinning in the Treaty on Friendship, Mutual Aid and Afterwar Cooperation between Yugoslavia and USSR from April 1945. Ties between scholarly institutions and scientists were realized through the highest educational organs of the state, and above all through the Society for Cultural Cooperation of Yugoslavia and USSR, founded in 1945. Already from the first afterwar school year Soviet curricula, plans and Russian language were introduced on all levels of education, and it was tried to base the instruction on dialectical materialism. Soviet schoolbooks were translated and Russian-language literature recommended, methodology and results of certain scholarly disciplines were taken over from Soviet science (psychology, pedagogy, history, literary theory, biology etc.) Through exchange and grants primarily Russian-language books and scholarly journals came into libraries of faculties and scientific institutions. Apart from its practical application, Soviet science was strongly advertised and praised as the „most progressive” in the press and in public statements of scientific and public workers, as opposed to the „bourgeois reactionary science” of Western countries. Aid in application and advertising of achievements of Soviet science were lent also by scientists from the Soviet Union, who, apart from lectures at universities and in public, often had the task of organizing scientific research work and of helping with the set-up, organization and work of scholarly institutions. Furthermore, a large number of students and specializing experts, as well as scientists was sent to the Soviet Union. During their stay there they came to know the organization and achievements of Soviet science and they propagated it in public and applied it in their institutions. All forms of scientific cooperation were limited by material resources and possibilities and imbedded in the general cultural and propaganda atmosphere based on ideological and political situation and the relations between Yugoslavia and USSR. After the Resolution of the Informbuerau in 1948 and the conflict between Yugoslavia and USSR scientific ties between the two countries were abruptly severed and the propaganda image of Soviet science was gradually revised.

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Научна сесия за 90-годишнината на списание „Македонски преглед

Научна сесия за 90-годишнината на списание „Македонски преглед"

Author(s): Elena Bugarcheva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 4/2014

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Научни скуп „Хладни рат – прошлост, садашњост, будућност“

Научни скуп „Хладни рат – прошлост, садашњост, будућност“

Author(s): Milan Terzić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 2/2010

Научни скуп „Хладни рат – прошлост, садашњост, будућност“, Сарајево, Коњиц, Мостар 2–5. децембар 2010. године, / Conference “The Cold War – past, present, future”, Sarajevo, Konjic, Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina), 2nd to 5th of December 2010

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Научни форуми

Научни форуми

Author(s): Nikola Kazanski / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 32/2016

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Научни форуми

Научни форуми

Author(s): Nikola Kazanski / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 24/2012

Data about scientific events in the field of the humanities in Bulgaria in 2012

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Научни форуми

Научни форуми

Author(s): Emilia Voleva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 39/2019

Data about scientific events in the field of the humanities in Bulgaria in 2019

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Научный семинар в Пекине, посвященный столетию Октябрьской революции 1917 года

Научный семинар в Пекине, посвященный столетию Октябрьской революции 1917 года

Author(s): Nikolai Anatolievich Samoylov,M. V. Khodjakov,Denis Gennadievich Yanchenko / Language(s): Russian / Issue: 21/2017

The article is devoted to a scientific seminar dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution of 1917 held in Beijing on June 5, 2017, with the participation of historians of St. Petersburg State University, as well as historians, economists and political scientists from various scientific and educational institutions of China. Professors of the Institute of History and the Faculty of Oriental Studies took part in the seminar on behalf of St. Petersburg State University. The Chinese side was represented by experts from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the Renmin University of China, Beijing Normal University, East China Normal University in Shanghai, various departments of the CPC Central Committee and other organizations. Li Fengling, the Chinese Ambassador to Russia in 1995-1998, also contributed a lecture. The seminar was organized by the Center for the Study of Russia of the Renmin University of China and St. Petersburg State University, which was opened on September 2, 2015 in Beijing with the participation of the Russian and Chinese Vice-Premiers. During the seminar Russian and Chinese experts made presentations on various issues of the history of the Great Russian Revolution, as well as on issues that Russian and Chinese societies are facing now in the light of the centenary of the events of 1917. Summing up the results of the seminar, the speakers unanimously noted that the Great Russian Revolution had a huge impact on the entire course of the world history.

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Находки русских монет XVI—XVII вв. в Англии: вклад в изучение деятельности Московской компании
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Находки русских монет XVI—XVII вв. в Англии: вклад в изучение деятельности Московской компании

Author(s): Raško Ramadanski / Language(s): Russian / Issue: 6/2015

This work represents a thorough overview of eleven new finds of Russian 16th—17th century coins discovered in England. In that regard, all specimens are studied and determined individually and according to catalogue references. Along with the numismatic nature of the finds, the other part of the text is concerned with possible reasons that could be behind presence of the Russian currency in England considering the facts about Russian and English coinage and commerce as well as the intensive diplomatic and trade relations between the two states. This mainly refers to an English trading guild consortium called the Muscovy Company, which had the most significant role in establishing and maintaining that communication.

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Национален пазар преди националната държава. Има ли български национален пазар преди Освобождението от 1878 г.?

Национален пазар преди националната държава. Има ли български национален пазар преди Освобождението от 1878 г.?

Author(s): Ivan Roussev / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2020

The article presents arguments in support of the claim that there was a process of integration on the Bulgarian national market even before the Liberation of1878 and that this process was more and more noticeable in the 1840s, 1850s, 1860s, and 1870s. The research methodology is based on data from the business history of the Bulgarian Revival, including my own explorations on the emergence of commercial companies as a manifestation of commercial modernity in the Bulgarian economic area during the era as well as on the trade networks established by them. The two largest companies, “Evlogiy and Hristo Georgievi” and “Hristo P. Tapchileshtov”, stand out as de facto legitimizers of the Bulgarian national market in the 1850s, 1860s, and 1870s. They represent two important Bulgarian national economic institutions, a state before the state in the economic sphere. Other larger or not so large commercial companies and the trade networks established by them also contributed to the process of integration of the Bulgarian national market: “ Robevi Brothers”, “Geshovi Brothers”, “Komsievi Brothers”, “Karaminkovi Brothers”, “Papazoglu Brothers”, “N. Minchoolu & E. Selveli and friends ”,“Stancho Arnaudov and son”,“Georgi Hadjidraganov”, “The Commercial Company in Kotel” and others. The article provides summary information about these companies, about their trade networks in the Bulgarian lands and abroad, about the movements of their capital, etc. The article compares the similar national processes in the economic and political development of Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire in the nineteenth century. According to a study published in 2012 (Schulze & Wolf, 2012), in late nineteenth-century Austria-Hungary there was an asymmetric intra-imperial integration, which led to the emergence of national markets within the various ethnolinguistic communities of the country. The same process took place in the Ottoman Empire earlier, already in the first half and the middle of the same century, under specific conditions facilitating the integration of separate national markets, including the formation of the Bulgarian market. In the third quarter of the nineteenth century, the Bulgarian Revival elite – economic, cultural, and political – gradually developed the idea of a Bulgarian national market and initiated some original projects with in this market. Another approach in studying the topic is also possible – tracking and comparing the movement of prices of major types of goods in smaller or larger areas of the Balkans and the Ottoman Empire, including the Bulgarian ethnic territory during this period. There is no doubt that serious future efforts on the part of a wider circle of researchers are needed, but this cannot happen if the discussion is not opened, if the topic of the emergence of the Bulgarian national market has not been drawn to attention. This article aims to provoke the interest of researchers on the topic.

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Национална научна конференция „Гласовете ви чувам. Личностите на гимназията и България

Национална научна конференция „Гласовете ви чувам. Личностите на гимназията и България" по повод 130 години от основаването на Солунската българска мъжка гимназия

Author(s): Mihaela Vasileva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/2010

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Национална научна конференция „Добруджа в края на Първата световна война“
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Национална научна конференция „Добруджа в края на Първата световна война“

Author(s): Tsvetolin Nedkov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 4/2018

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Национални одбор за слободну Европу и посета делегације америчког Конгреса Југославији 1952. године

Author(s): Vesna S. Aleksić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 2/2019

Yugoslavia’s political disassociation from the Soviet Union in 1948 led to its economy being in an extremely difficult position. This further encouraged Yugoslav officials to normalize trade relations with the United States, given that deliveries from Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union could not satisfy the needs of the very ambitious Five-Year Plan. The paper is devoted to an analysis of how, from 1948 to 1952, the US political establishment influenced Yugoslavia’s greater political accountability and openness by providing economic aid, and in turn by being willing to persist in aiding its “communist ally” despite the opposition of Yugoslav emigrants, whose activities were funded simultaneously through the work of the National Committee for a Free Europe.

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Националните борби на българите в Енидже Вардар и гръцкият гнет (по спомените на Георги Каяфов)
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Националните борби на българите в Енидже Вардар и гръцкият гнет (по спомените на Георги Каяфов)

Author(s): Radoslav Hristoskov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 3/2019

The Archives State Agency holds a number of documents related to the historical past of Bulgarians in Macedonia. Of particular interest are the memoirs of Georgi Kayafov of Yenice-i Vardar, as they shed light on the fate of the Macedonian Bulgarians during the harsh time under Ottoman and Greek rule. Georgi Kayafov writes about unknown or little known events from the struggles for independent Bulgarian church in the late 19th century, for the national liberation movement in the early 20th century, for the strenuous years after the accession of Aegean Macedonia to Greece and the fate of the Macedonian intelligentsia before and during the Second World War. The preserved photographs from his archive supplement the history of IMARO and the Bulgarian Club in Thessaloniki, and the songs included in his memoirs are valuable folklore material.

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Национално самоопределение, етническо самосъзнание и „македонска нация” - втора част
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Национално самоопределение, етническо самосъзнание и „македонска нация” - втора част

Author(s): Veselin Hadjinikolov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/1996

The author has distinguished the second part of his paper into four sections. He considers closely the problem of the so-called Macedonian nation with a view to its political conception and its present state-of-the-art. For this purpose, the author uses the theoretical background of his first paper and the references available, as well as the historical sources related to that subject.

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