BHA Webinar Series (Zoom)Petra Košťálová, PhD (Department of East European Studies, Charles University, Prague)Date & Hour: December 18 (Thursday), 10:00 CET / 11:00 EETModerator: Christene d’Anca, PhD (University of California, Santa Barbara)Technical assistance: Timothy French, contact: timothymfrench@yahoo.com Webinar ID: 848 Read More
Turkish-Serbian relations began at the end of the 13th century, when troops consisting of the Serbs joined the Byzantine troops in their conflict with the Turks. After the crossing of Ottoman troops into the land of Rumelia, Ottoman-Serbian relations became Read More
The Albanians – Christians and Muslims alike – in the Balkans, are a people of great interest, not just within the context of the Ottoman period, but also during the following one, when Southeastern Europe began to break up into Read More
Constantinople, modern Istanbul stands at the conjunction of Europe and Asia. Founded on the site of Byzantium by Constantine in 330 CE its significance religiously, politically, and culturally in the succeeding centuries from its foundation cannot be over-emphasised. But what Read More
