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      Baedeker und Meyer - Ein Bild der Balkanhalbinsel für Reisende [1]
      Balkan or Border Warfare? Glimpses from the Early Modern Period [1]
      Basic Philosophical texts in Medieval Serbia [1]
      Bataković Dušan T., ur.: Histoire du peuple serbe, Lausanne, L’Age d’Homme, 2005 [1]
      Behija Zlatar: Zlatno doba Sarajeva (XVI stoljeće), Sarajevo, 1996 [1]
      Beitrag zur Ubikation von Batons Lager [1]
      Beleške o Glasincu. Hronološka i teritorijalna pitanja [1]
      Bibliography of Radovan Samardžić [1]
      Bijoux romains dans les Balkans: Traditions locales et influence de la romanisation [1]
      Bilgin Çelik, Dağilan Yugoslavya sonrasi Kosova ve Makedonya Türkleri [Kosovo and Macedonian Turks after the Disintegration of Yugoslavia]. Antalya: Yeniden Anadolu ve Rumeli Müdafaa-i Hukuk Yayınları, 2008, 180 p. [1]
      Bilgin Çelik, İttihatçılar ve Arnavutlar. II. Meşrutiyet Döneminde Arnavut Ulusçuluğu ve Arnavutluk Sorunu [The Unionists and the Albanians. Albanian Nationalism and the Albanian Question in the Second Constitutional Period]. Istanbul: Büke Kitapları, 2004, 537 p. [1]
      Bogorodica bezdinska i versko-politički program patrijarha Arsenija IV Jovanovića [1]
      Bogorodica Mlekopitateljnica iz Pećke patrijaršije. Novo tumačenje [1]
      Bojan Mitrović and Marija Mitrović, Storia della cultura e della letteratura serba. Lecce: ARGO, 2015, 256 p. [1]
      Bori Imre, Irodalmak-kölcsönhatások, Ujvidék 1971 [1]
      Boris Milosavljević, Slobodan Jovanović – Teorija [Slobodan Jovanović – Theory]. Belgrade: Balkanološki institut SANU, 2017, 651 p [1]
      Borislav Jovanović (1930–2015) [1]
      Branimir Anzulović: Heavenly Serbia: From myth to genocide, New York + London, New York University press, 1999 [1]
      Branislav Todić, Milka Čanak-Medić: Manastir Dečani / Monastery of Dečani, Belgrade, Museum at Priština - centre for protection of heritage of Kosovo and Metochia-mnemosyne, Serbian orthodox monastery of Dečani, 2005 [1]
      Branko Šljivić's study of human remains from Trebenište graves and currant anthropological views of this population [1]