Bulgaria and the New Slavic movement (1941—1948)
Language: Bulgarian with a summary in English
Introduction
Chapter one. The Kremlin Slavic project and Bulgaria’s place in it
1. The collapsе of traditional Bulgarian Slavophilism
2. The beginning of the new Slavic movement and the Bulgarian Communists
3. The Moscow All-Slavic Committee and its propaganda abroad
4. Slavic factor in Soviet foreign policy
Chapter two. Revival of the Slavic movement in Bulgaria
1. Establishment of the Slavic Committee and restoration of the bilateral societies
2. On the eve of the Slavic congress in Sofia
3. “200 thousand people manifested the war unity of the Slavic peoples”
4. Hidden behind euphoria pragmatism
Chapter three. Bulgaria in the post-war Slavic world
1. For the first time all Slavs together
2. In the shadow of the Cold War
3. The First Post-War Slavic Congress and Bulgaria’s participation in it
4. The undeclared end of the new Slavic movement
Details | |
Publisher | Gutenberg |
Language | Bulgarian with a summary in English |
Pages | 316 |
Illustrations | b/w figures |
Binding | paperback |
ISBN | 978-619-176-156-2 |
Creation date | 2019 |
Size | 16 х 24 cm |