The Muslim exodus and the emergence of the modern Serbian State in the first half of the 19th century
By Krzysztof Popek , Ph.D One of the main goals of Serbian Uprisings was to banish Muslims from Serbian lands. The Serbian policy towards Muslims…
Balkans
The Principality of Bulgaria, the Sublime Porte, and the Muslim Minority (1878-1885)
By Krzysztof Popek , Ph.D After the Berlin Congress and separating Muslim communities in Bulgaria from the Ottoman Empire, the Sublime Porte wanted to protect…
Nationalism under the Red Star
Prehistory, implementation and effects of the 1984 – 1989 name change campaign against the Turkish minority in Bulgaria by Vassil Vassilev Reviewed for Research Institute…
July 11, 1995: The Srebrenica genocide
Exactly 29 years ago to the day, on July 11, 1995, Bosnian Serb army units conquered the eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica and the UN…
The genocide of the Chameria Albanians
79 years after the genocide of the Chameria Albanians, survivors and the descendants of the victims are waiting for the violent crime to be recognized…
1944-1945 ATROCITIES AGAINST THE ALBANIAN PEOPLE OF CHAMERYA
by Turhan Şen, Mardin Artuklu University The concepts of atrocity, massacre and genocide have been politicized throughout history in terms of the way they are…
Bosnia: Commemoration of the victims of the Kapija massacre 28 years ago
Crimes against the youth of Tuzla In Bosnia-Herzegovina, the 71 victims of the Kapija massacre, who died in a grenade attack by the Bosnian-Serbian army…
May 24, 1989: The expulsion of the Bulgarian Turks
34 years ago, on May 24, 1989, the mass exodus of around 350,000 Bulgarian Turks began, victims of a forced assimilation policy of the communist…
The massacre at dawn: 30th anniversary of the Ahmići massacre in Bosnia
The tranquil village of Ahmići in Bosnia-Herzegovina is not far from the town of Vitez. One of the most terrible massacres of Bosnian Muslims during…