Studia Academica Sumenensia - 2015 / Volume II

Contents:

‘Christianity in Southeastern Europe (Civilizational and Political

Perspective’

Bisser Georgiev, Rumen Vatashki, Ivo Topalilov

Rereading ‘Stroitelite

Andrei Pantev

Russia and the Coburgs between Catholicism and East Orthodox

Christianity

Dimitar Sazdov

The religious factor in the Austrian-Hungarian policy towards Bulgaria

throughout the wars of 1912-1918

Radoslav Mishev

Attempt to create a Christian Democratic Party in Bulgaria at the end of

World War I

Bisser Georgiev

The Bulgarian Orthodox Exarchate and Abolitionism

Valery Kolev

Birth of parliamentary democracy (1871 church and laity council)

Hristo Temelsky

Church and care for orphan children on Ukrainian territories in the 19th -

the beginning of 20th centuries

Olena Kravchenko

‘I gave my vision for their country!Blinded Soldiers of the First World

War in Austria (1914)

Stefan Karner

Serbian Orthodox Church cooperation and frictions with Ecumenical

Patriarchate of Constantinople and Bulgarian Exarchate during interwar

period

Mira Radojevic Srdan Micid

Political Morality and the Recall of Members of Parliament in the Bulgarian

Parliamentary Tradition

Todor Galunov

Attempts of the Holy See to invite local Eastern Orthodox Churches to

participate in the work of the Second Vatican Council

Rumen Vatashki

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