GSU-IF, Volume 71 contains studies chronologically from the Middle Ages and on the history of Bulgaria and Europe in the twentieth century. The studies are in Bulgarian, with summaries in French and English. P. Tivchev examines the Assisi of Cyprus as historical sources, with analytical use of the Greek texts that reflected the fateful history of the island of Cyprus in the last decades of the 12th century. А. Pantev studies the destabilization of Anglo-Russian relations and controversies for the period after the Crimean War of 1856 to the beginning of the Eastern Crisis of 1875. Gotsev discusses in detail the revolutionary movement of the Bulgarians of Vardar Macedonia in the pre-war period of 1914-1915, as well as the Serbian anti-Bulgarian policy in the region. Il. Dimitrov provides a detailed analysis of the cautious Bulgarian foreign policy at the beginning of the Second World War on 1 September 1939 until the country's entry into the Tripartite Pact on 1 March 1941. The study of Dr. Draganov examines the policy of the Italian Communist Party in the post-war period from June 1946 to May 1947 and the end of the "National Unity" policy in Italy. In research terms, R. Genov traces British policy towards the labour movement and the control of production.
The Editorial board of the Annual of Sofia University - Faculty of History announces the acceptance of academic articles, studies and reviews for its new volume, vol. 108. According to the adopted rules, which you can read in detail on the journal's website, the volume of manuscripts is unlimited. We ask that you strictly adhere to the requirements for citing and acknowledging the archival sources and literature used.
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