Bulgarian Historical Review

Contents

Articles

Anton Salmin - History of the Bulgars: from Armenia to Kazan 3

Kayhan Orbay - Failure of Waqfs to Adjust Rental Rates to Prices; Structural Impairment or Managerial Rigidity18

Slobodan Ilić - Evliyā Çelebi’s Seyāḥatnāme as a Source for South Slavic Linguistics 43

Mancho Vekov - Les unités de mesure de l’espace et les mesures en Europe du Sud-est 15e – 19e siècle54

Nedeljko V. Radosavljević - Antimus, Bishop of Vratsa and Lovech and Metropolitan of Belgrade147

Mariya Kiprovska - Power and Society in Pleven on the Verge of Two Epochs: the Fate of the Mihaloğlu Family and its Pious Foundations (vakf) during the Transitional Period from Imperial to National Governance 172

Dmytro Mykolenko - What Is the Political Legacy of Stephan Stambolov, How and Why Does It Have To Be Explored? 205

Penka Peykovska - War and Migration in Bulgaria from 1912 to 1926: the Refugee Inflows in the Light of Census Data 218

Reviews of Books

Daniel Vachkov - Demeter Gabor. Essays on Ottoman Modernization: Industrialization, Welfare, Military Reforms. Series Publications of the Bulgarian-Hungarian History Commission, Vol. 2. Sofia, 2017. 137 pp. 260

Ljudmil Jordanow Spasow - Николай Кочанков. България и Словакия (1938–1944). Политика и дипломация в Европейския югоизток. Фабер, 2017. 667 с. (Nikolaj Kotschankow. Bulgarien und Slowakei (1938–1944). Politik und Diplomatie im Europaischen Sudosten. Faber, 2017. 667 S.) 263

Sashka Milanova - История на Българската академия на науките. Втора част (1947–2014 г.). София, 2017, Издателство на БАН „Проф. Марин Дринов“. 181 с. (Histoire de l’Academie bulgare des sciences. Deuxieme partie (1947–2014). Sofia, 2017, Editions BAN ‘Professeur Marin Drinov’. 181 p.) 267