
“A Secretary of a Legation” is a memoir written by a diplomat at the beginning of XX century. This book is a mixture of reality and imagination. In the story has been intertwined actual events and an invented love intrigue.
The main
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This book is a result of patient research I started in the seventies, while I was preparing my PhD dissertation at the Higher Institute of Social Studies and the subject was the Bulgarian Revival and the West. It was my first encounter with
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This book contains one-year researches on antisemitism in Bulgaria. The main purpose of these researches was to record the anti-Semitic manifestations in present-day Bulgaria on which grounds to be determined the extent of this
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It is said that the Balkans produce more history than it could be consumated. If the production is the multiplication of coups d’état, revolutions, wars, etc., so the consuming would be reaching beyound the personal and family experiences
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“Bulgarian Diaries” is a recently identified documental story of one particular period of the Bulgarian history – from 1887 to 1928. The author, the French Count Robert de Bourboulon, employed by Ferdinant as his private secretary, comes to Bulgaria
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From January 2005 to October 2008 Vicente Botin worked in Cuba – a difficult job given the strict control that the State Security exerts over foreign journalists. No one on the island is allowed to tell the truth about what really goes on
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A journey through time and space in the Ancient world of China, this book aims at students, tourists and people, interested in Ancient civilizations. Practical and distinct, it introduces the main characteristics of the richest of all Ancient
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This book is a kaleidoscope of information about Ancient Egypt. Every aspect of life is examined in it, including furniture, food, language and writing, religion, architecture and art, political administration. Before our eyes is unfold a vivid
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The book tells about Bulgaria’s negotiations with the EU and the Treaty, which our country signed: about the myths around these key events and the realities beyond the myths. In an illuminating manner, referring to numerous facts, she points out the
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René Puaux (1878 – 1937) was a correspondent of the Paris newspaper “Le Tan”. During the Balkan war (1912) he went on a mission to Bulgaria to describe the development of the war. His telegrams, letters and observations have documented piece
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The Treaty of Lisbon (initially known as the Reform Treaty) is an international agreement that amends the treaties governing the European Union (EU). The Lisbon Treaty was signed by the EU member states on 13 December 2007, and entered into force on
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The most authoritative life of the Chinese leader ever written, Mao: The Unknown Story is based on a decade of research, and on interviews with many of Mao’s close circle in China who have never talked before — and with
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As Niels Bohr noted, prediction is difficult, especially about the future. That said, anyone seriously interested in what the world might look like 15 years down the road should mull this impressive report from the National Intelligence Council. In
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The beginning of the 20th is often considered to be “the most miraculous”
period of our near past. “The miracle” is due to thousands unknown Bulgarians.
We can revive from the oblivion at least one of them - Iliya from
Byala Cherkva. About ten
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