Patriarch Ephrem, monk and hermit, writer and saint, Bulgarian-born but twice the leader of the Serbian Church (1375-78 and 1389-92), is an outstanding figure of the late medieval Balkans. His "life and works" are discussed ...

In every life history the narrator introduces different personalities she has known, met, worked or lived with in a different/specific way. It is done in the context of frequent topics such as work, home, school etc. The ...

Relations between Serbia and Romania throughout the war are viewed from the standpoint of the two countries' rivaling claims on the Banat and within the framework of power balance in the Allied camp with an emphasis on the ...

The Balkans is currently going through its most profound period of change since Slobodan Milošević's overthrow in October 2000. Montenegro has declared its independence from the state union of Serbia and Montenegro; the ...

Koautorska studija dr Mirjane Detelić i mr Marije Ilić bavi se folklorističkom i lingvističkom analizom spoja ''beli grad'' kao toposa u srpskoj, hrvatskoj i muslimanskoj epici i kao jednog od najstarijih slovenskih toponima. ...

The so-called Croatian Orthodox Church was an ephemeral creation of the Ustachi regime founded in 1942 in Croatia. The analysis of its founder Malsinov, an archbishop of the Russian Orthodox Church in exile, doubtlessly ...

The fragment of a marble relief from Roman Pincum (modern-day Veliko Gradište, Serbia) showing Achilles and Hector inspires to explore the symbolic meaning of this mythological composition and to examine other relief's ...