North Dobruja as Part of the Bulgarian Cultural and Geographical Area

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Pages: 389-395
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54664/ITPF2555

Abstract:

The concept of North Dobruja is largely artificial. It defines the boundaries of the field in today’s Dobruja borders of Romania. Historically this area is closely connected with Bulgarian history. This report is intended to mark the major sites and cultural spaces that make this part of Dobruja part of Bulgarian history, sites for current researches and opportunities for future research. Objects of research are the Romanian part of Dobruja Black Sea coast at the mouth of the Danube, as well as its Bulgarian part. This area is related to our past ever since the establishment of the Bulgarian state, the Danube Bulgaria Nikulitsel end. It is associated with the National Revival history of Tulcea, Enikyoy, Babadag and others. It is associated with the military history of Machin, Isakcha etc. All of these areas are part of the Bulgarian cultural and geographical space and their conservation and development as tourist sites is an imperative. Bulgarian cultural geographic areas outside the current Bulgarian borders should be studied, preserved and promoted among the population.

Keywords:

Dobruja, Bulgarian space, people, cultural development

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