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187 S.; zahlr. Illustrationen. Fadengeh., illustr. Orig.-Pappband.

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Gutes Exemplar. - Englisch. - ? From the aroma of freshly baked borek and borrowed words like keyif, bolik and kahir to pehlivan wrestling, Hidrellez songs, and the stories about Nastradin Hodzha and Hitar Petar; from the presence of Jesus in the Qur'an to the scary stories of beans turning into demons; from chalgiya to chalga and from bulamac to baklava; from the relative calmness of Pax Ottomana to the forcible migrations, name-changings and the so-called Revival Process: The Turks of Bulgaria highlights the history, customs, culture, beliefs, music, cuisine and traditions of the biggest ethnic minority in Bulgaria. The Turks of Bulgaria is a collection of articles by prominent Bulgarian researchers in history, philology, musicology, archaeology, religion and ethnology, who depict Turkish culture in Bulgaria and analyse how it influences Bulgarian culture, to reach the conclusion that drawing strict demarkation lines is difficult and often impossible. It is a book as much about the Turks in Bulgaria as it is about the Bulgarians themselves. (Verlagstext) // INHALT : NOT IN BLACK-AND-WHITE Preface by Anthony'Georgieff ---- WHO ARE THE TURKS OF BULGARIA? by Dr Odin Sabev ---- TURKISH AND MUSLIM MINORITIES IN BULGARIA by Dimana Trankova ---- JOURNEY OF FAITH ---- by Radko Popov ---- ARCHITECTURE, ARTS, LITERATURE by Dimana Trankova ---- FOLKLORE AND TRADITIONAL FEASTS ---- by Dr Bozhidar Aleksiev, Dr Doroteya Dobreva, Dr Galina Lozanova ---- MUSIC AND DANCE ---- by Dr Ivanka Vlaeva ---- TURKISH AND/OR BULGARIAN? ---- by Dr Yordanka Bibina ---- CUISINE ---- by Dr Yordanka Bibina ---- FORCED MIGRATIONS AND NAME-CHANGINGS ---- by Dimana Trankova ---- GLOSSARY ---- BIBLIOGRAPHY ABOUT THE AUTHORS. ISBN 9789549230697