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Year of Publication: 2009
Cover Type: Hard
Category: History
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 407
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Language: Bulgarian
Tamara Stoilova is a doctor of historical sciences, professor at the Institute for Historical Research of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. He is a specialist in the history of the Russian Empire, studying its imperial foreign policy and the complex political and diplomatic relations that St. Petersburg has with France, the Ottoman Empire, the Commonwealth and other countries on the political map of Europe in the eighteenth century.
Prof. Stefan Doinov graduated from Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" in 1964. with a degree in history. In 1968 won a competition for a full-time graduate student at the Institute of History at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and later defended a dissertation in the field of Revival political history. In 1996 he defended the title of Doctor of Historical Sciences, and in 1997 - Assoc. I st. (Professor) at the Institute of History - BAS. He has published dozens of monographs, studies and articles.
He is the author of more than 15 monographs, 50 papers and studies. His researches are in the fields of Bulgarian Renaissance, Russian history, history of the Ottoman Empire, the Eastern Question and the National Idea. In 1983 he defended a doctoral thesis on "The Church struggles in Thrace until 1878" and in 2003 he acquired degree of Doctor of historical sciences after defending a thesis on "Dr. Stoyan Chomakov (1819-1893). Life, deed, descendants”. He is a member of the editorial board of the Bulgarian Historical Review. He has completed scientific specializations at the Russian Academy of Sciences, the British Academy and the National Center for Scientific Research, France. Todev also participated in numerous research projects and forums. "ISBN: 978-954-322-333-6
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Year of Publication: 2009
Category: History
Edition: First Edition
Language: Bulgarian
Cover Type: Hard
Pages: 407
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