THE BULGARIANS in their historical, ethnographical and political frontiers 679-1917: Atlas with 40 maps

  1. Europe at the time of the Karolingers

  2-5. Historical English maps of Bulgaria

  6. Bulgaria at the time of Asparuch and Terwel

  7.        „      „  „   „   „  Krum and Omortag

  8.        „      „  „   „   „  Pressiam and Boris

  9.        „      „  „   „   „  Simeon and Peter

10.        „      „  „   „   „  Samuel

11. The Patriarchate of Ochrida

12. Bulgaria at the time of Assen I and Kalojan

13.        „      „  „   „   „  Assen II

14.        „     after 1355

15. The ethnological map by Schafarik (1842)

16.   „          „            „     „ Ami Boue (1847)

17. The ethnological map by Davidovitsch (1848)

18.   „          „            „     „  Prof. Dejardin (1853)

19.   „          „            „     „  Lejean (1861)

20.   „          „            „     „  Hahn and Zach (1861)

21. The Russian ethnological map (1867)

22. The ethnological map by Mackensie and Irby (1867)

23.    „         „            „     „  Prof. Erben (1868)

24.    „         „            „     „  Elisée Reclus (1876)

25.    „         „            „     „  Kiepert (1876)

26.    „         „            „     „  Synvet (1877)

27.    „         „            „     „  Sax (1877)

28.    „         „            „     „  the Slavic Society (1890)

29.    „         „            „     „  Kantschoff (1900)

30.    „          „            „     „  the Bulgarians Professors (1912)

31. The Bulgarian Exarchate (1870-1912)

32. Bulgaria according to the European Conference (1876-1877)

33.      „             „        „   „  Prince Tscherkasky (1877)

34.      „             „        „   „  the Treaty of St. Stefano (1878)

35.      „             „        „   „  Berlin Treaty (1878)

36. The Union of the two Bulgarias (1885)

37. The map of the “Disputed Territory” (1912)

38. The Balkan map after the War against Turkey (1912-1913)

39. Bulgaria after the Treaty of Bucarest (1913)

40. Bulgaria in the year 1915