Bulgarian Merchants and Their Networks between Ottoman Bulgaria and the Danubian Principalities (Romania) in the Mid- and Late Nineteenth Century – Ivaylo Naydenov

The symbolism of signifiers in historiography and publicist writings: the use of the terms ‘Slavi’ and ‘Talijanaši’ in the Italian and Croatian examples – Ante Bralić

From the January Uprising to the War in Ukraine: Andrej Potebnia and His Legacy – Mateusz Kamionka and Maksym Potapenko

The Ottoman Balkans and Shared Memory: Cultural Encounters, Conflict, and the Making of Nations – Ayca Baydar

Substratum (Thracian) place names in Romania and the Balkans – Sorin Paliga

Formation of the New Orthodox Christian Community of Istanbul in the Transition Period: Silk Weavers, Gold/Silver Thread Makers, and Kastorian Furriers (1455-1535) – Nuray Ocakli

Moravian Wallachia and It Lieux de Mémoire – Petra Košťálová

Václav Vratislav of Mitrovice (Bohemia) travelogue to Ottoman Empire through Balkans and his captive narrative – Petra Košťálová

Beyond the state: Nation-building and violence from the ground up in 20th century South-Eastern Europe – Spyros Tsoutsoumpis

Echoes of War: Muslims and the Balkans between Ukraine and Palestine – Francesco Trupia

Saints in the Slavic Christian world (900-1400) – Lund University, Ghent University, BHA

391 CE: The Emperor Theodosius and the Triumph of Christianity – Jillian Mitchell