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A Look at the Serbian Parliament

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The Appearance of the Skoupshtina The Skoupshtina, Serbia’s Parliament, is quite plain and unremarkable. It is built from lath and plaster, and its walls are...

Scenes from the Balkans

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Clanging Chains and Convict Labor As I turned a corner on the road, I heard a loud clanging noise. Coming into view were forty prisoners,...

Terminology in the Communist Constitution

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Distortion of Meaning The terminology used in the Communist Constitution of Bulgaria often starkly contrasts with the actual state of affairs, revealing a profound dissonance...

Reflections on the Balkan War

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It should not come as a surprise that war has erupted between the Balkan states and Turkey. The real astonishment lies in the fact...

Mutual Defense Agreement Between Bulgaria and Greece

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Article 4 If either of the two governments involved in this agreement declares war on a state other than Turkey without prior understanding and consent...

Military Cooperation Pact Between Bulgaria and Greece

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Article 2 In the event of Turkey attacking Greece, Bulgaria commits to declaring war on Turkey and mobilizing its forces, totaling a minimum of three...

Discovering Perge

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A Glimpse into Pamphylia’s Higher Site “Perge, a remarkable archaeological site situated 17 km east of Antalya Centrum, is often hailed as ‘the higher site’...

Unlocking Adana’s Tourism Potential

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Insights from Nesrin Gokhan, Owner of Next Tour Tourism and Travel Agency “Adana, with its rich history, is a region where significant civilizations have thrived...

Shaping Adana’s Tourism Landscape

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Insights from Erol Altun, Aqualand Director, and the General Manager of Seyhan Hotel A Catalyst for Regional Tourism “In ’98, the region lacked tourism investments, not...

Edirne’s Remarkable Bridges

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The bridges of Edirne, inspiring folk songs and standing as significant structures in the town, are remarkable. Many stone bridges span the Tunca River,...

World War II.

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