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A Day in the Bazaar

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One day, I walk by the bazaar without going in. The next day, I stroll along with a friend. We pass the store, and...

The Road to Ochrida

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The road we traveled was clear and easy to follow. It curved around long hills that had no trees. Goatherds, people living a simple...

Facing the Dogs

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With little belief that it would work, but with the quickness of a man in a comic opera, I sat down. Just in case...

The Nature of Bulgaria’s Socialist State

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Totalitarian Regime and Socialist Structure Today, Bulgaria exists not only as a state under the totalitarian regime of a proletarian dictatorship but also as a...

The Impact of the Communist Constitution on Religion and Education

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Separation of Church and State Article 78 of the Communist Constitution proclaimed a separation of church and state in Bulgaria. To someone unfamiliar with the...

The Communist Constitution in Bulgaria

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Introduction to the Communist Regime In September 1944, Russian troops invaded Bulgaria, establishing a Communist regime that dramatically altered the political landscape of the nation....

Rafting in Turkey

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Challenges and Opportunities Importance of Rafting in Turkish Tourism Rafting holds a significant place in Turkish tourism, providing visitors with a unique and original experience. This...

Addressing Challenges in Rafting Tourism

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Proposed Solutions Ministry of Culture and Tourism Collaboration Needed The pressing issues faced by rafting tourism in Turkey require a concerted effort from the Ministry of...

Mount Bulgurlu

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Mount Bulgurlu and Skutari’s Sacred Resting Places Mount Bulgurlu, towering 850 feet above sea level in Skutari, offers a captivating experience with its panoramic views...

Skutari

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A Journey into the Past Kusgunjuk, the following village, named after Kusgun-baba, a saint who lived during Muhammad II.’s time, is predominantly inhabited by Jews,...

KARS

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Ishak Pasa Palace

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Zoe and Theodora part 10

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