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Bulgarian Culture Under Communism

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One of the most striking features of Bulgarian culture during the Communist period was its dependent and imposed character. Cultural life was no longer...

Modern Bulgarian Visual Artists

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Among the most important modern Bulgarian painters are Anton Mitov and Ivan Angelov. Anton Mitov played a major role not only as an artist...

The Rise of the Bulgarian Novel

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One of the most important Bulgarian novelists of the nineteenth century was Lyuben Karavelov (1835–1879). He played a major role in shaping modern Bulgarian...

Excavations at Old Corinth

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The Modern Village Today, the site of ancient Corinth is occupied by a small village of about fifty or sixty houses. The village includes a...

Diogenes and the Cynics of Ancient Corinth

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The Suburb of Kraneion Where the small schoolhouse now stands, there was once a suburb of ancient Corinth called Kraneion. About 2,300 years ago, it...

Life Among the Ruins

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Fields, Schools, and Daily Work Peasants at Work Unaware of the artistic and archaeological treasures around them—attractions that draw students and travelers from thousands of miles...

The Good News Reaches Miss Stone

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Two days after the ransom was paid, Miss Ellen Stone received a letter from Dr. House. The letter was delivered by the brigands while...

Secrecy Demanded by the Brigands

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The kidnappers, or brigands, made very specific demands before accepting the ransom. First, they insisted that the payment be made in gold coins, not...

The Kidnapping of Mme

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Branzian and the Ransom Agreement Mme. Branzian, a French woman, was kidnapped in the year 1896. The people who took her demanded a ransom of...

Protestant Missionaries in Bulgaria

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The Work of Missionaries Protestant missionaries from the United States have been active in Bulgaria ever since the country gained its independence. The missionary work...

Scenes from the Balkans

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Mount Bulgurlu

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