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Solon Continues His Lesson to Croesus

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After telling the story of Tellus of Athens, Solon continued to advise King Croesus with calm and careful words. He explained Tellus’s happiness by...

Croesus King of Lydia

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Croesus was the son of Alyattes and was born in Lydia. He became one of the most powerful kings of his time. Croesus ruled...

The Persian View of the Conflict with Greece

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According to the Persians, the early disputes between Asia and Greece were small and personal. These early events involved the taking of women from...

Ancient Conflicts Between Greeks and Eastern Peoples

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Ancient writers often tried to explain why great wars happened between nations. One of the most famous explanations comes from The Histories by Herodotus....

The Administration of Bulgaria under Soviet Rule

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The People’s Soviets The administration of Bulgaria after World War II was organized according to the Soviet model. Provincial, district, and city councils, known as...

The Outlawing of Opposition Parties

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The Peasant Party Banned By the end of August 1947, the Peasant Party was declared illegal by the Communist authorities. It was accused of being...

The 1946 Elections and Communist Repression

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The Constituent Assembly Elections In 1946, the Communist-controlled government in Sofia announced new elections for a Constituent Assembly. The task of this body was to...

The Second Bulgarian Kingdom

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After the fall of the First Bulgarian Empire in 1014, Bulgaria remained under Byzantine rule for over 170 years. During this time, the Byzantine...

The Decline of the First Bulgarian Empire

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Shortly after the death of King Simeon I in 927, the First Bulgarian Empire began to decline. Bulgaria had been weakened by two centuries...

The Expansion of Bulgaria

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After the fusion of Slavs and Old Bulgarians, the new people, called Bulgarians, began to expand their territory. They moved south into Thrace and...

War with Scyths part 10

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