Issue: 2026 N 1

Published online 23/03/2026

ÉTUDES BALKANIQUES

Sofia ∙ 2026 ∙ LXII ◆ 1

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXII1

 Sommaire

Ahmed NURI, Nâzım Hikmet’s 1951 Visit to Bulgaria: Agitprop Performance, Communist Fallacy, Literary Legacy

Klejd KELLICI, “Their Glory Shall Not Be Blotted Out”: Memory, Diplomacy, and the British Military Cemetery in Tirana from the Cold War to Post-Communist Transition

Konstantinos BOUMPOUREKAS, Triantafyllos KOTOPOULOS, Greek Campus-Academic Novel in the Era of Meta-Postmodernism

Fatma SEL TURHAN, The Cross, Bells and Bell Towers: Norms and Limits of Public Religious Symbolism for Christians in the Late Ottoman Balkans

Margarita DOBREVA, The French Language Curriculum at the Ottoman Military Schools (1830s – 1870s)

Muhammed HASANOV, The Forgotten Turkish Graves at Liverpool Necropolis and Mehmed Kamil Bey’s Attempt to Establish a Muslim Cemetery in the City

Liliana SIMEONOVA, “Anyone who reads this should curse the heretic”: Combating Bogomilism in Bulgaria, Byzantium, and Serbia from the 10^th through the 14^th Century

Kaloyan CHOBANOV, “Huns and Bulgars’’ or “Huns Bulgars” in “Chronographia” of John Malalas. Problem Statement

 Comptes rendus

Bisser PETROV , 120 Years of Diplomatic Relations between Bulgaria and the Usa (Alexandre Kostov, Anissava Miltenova, Traci Speed (eds). Living Bridges Across Time. 12^th Joint Conference of Bulgarian and North American Scholars. Sofia, Council for Bulgarian Studies Abroad – BAS; Institute of Balkan Studies & Centre of Thracology – BAS/ Prof. Marin Drinov Publishing House of BAS, 2025. DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXII1.09

Roumiana PRESHLENOVA , Global Themes and Local Heritage. The Literatures of Southeast Europe in the 21^st Century (Christian Voß, Die Glokalisierung der südosteuropäischen Literaturen im 21. Jahrhundert. Zwanzig Autor*innen und ihre Romane im Porträt. Series: Studies on Language and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe, Volume 46. Berlin, Bruxelles, Chennai, Lausanne, New York, Oxford, Peter Lang Verlag, 2024). DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXII1.10

Margarita SERAFIMOVA , Quand le voyage se transforme en récit (Vanezia Pârlea, Turbans, caftans et yatagans : Voyages en Orient et échanges interculturels à l’âge classique. Editions L’Harmattan, 2025). DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXII1.11

Notices bibliographiques

Camelia Dinu (coord.), Realismul în literaturile slave din Europa Centrală și de Sud-Est. București, Pro Universitaria, 2025. (Malamir SPASOV  ). DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXII1.12