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- Janko Lavrin
- Story for transfer of St. Nicholas’ relics from Myra to Bari
- Bulgarian-Russian relations reflected in historical literature
- Russian Reflections on Bulgarian Literature in the 20th Century
- Insarov - the most popular Bulgarian in Russian literature
- Bulgaria in the Russian periodicals from the first third of the 19th century
- Russian versions of the vita of St. Ivan of Rila (XV-XVII century)
- The Detour of the Russian Tale on Constantinople to Serbia and Bulgaria
- Apocrypha and apocryphal series of probable Bulgarian origin in the Russian readable-collections from the 16th–17th centuries
- Michael, bishop of Kolasia
- Russian version of The Miracle of St. George with the Dragon in the Balkan Cyrillic Manuscripts
- The Bulgarian Heroes of Russian Romanticism
- Commemorations of Turnovo saints in the composition of the South Slavic Sinaxarion in verse
- Commemorations of Russian saints in the composition of the South Slavic Sinaxarion
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- Moscow – cultural center of the Bulgarians in the 19th century
- Cultural and literary centers of the Russian emigration in Sofia in the 1920s and 1930s
- Kiev as a center of modern Bulgarian culture in the 19th century
- Saint Catherine's Monastery on Mount Sinai as a literary center
- Contacts between Russia and Mount Athos (11th–17th centuries)
- Contacts between Russia and the Rila Monastery to the end of the 17th century
- Popular saints, authors and works
- Paisius Velichkovsky
- Kiril Turovskiy
- The Life of Saint Thaïs in Bulgarian Translation
- Cyprian, Metropolitan of Kiev
- Hagiographic works about St. Petka of Tărnovo in Russia in the 15th–17th centuries
- Pachomius the Serb (Logothetes)
- The story of St Abraham of Qidun and his niece Mary
- St Eupraxia of Tabenna
- Saint Thecla, protomartyr
- Gregory Tsamblak
- Charters of the Bulgarian Tsars of the 13th-14th centuries
- Protopop Avvakum
- St. Nicholas of Myra
- Evfrosiniya Polockaya
- St Margaret of Antioch
- St. Ivan of Rila
- Saint Sava of Serbia
- Prince Lazar Hrebeljanović
- St. George the New of Sofia
- St. George of Lydda
- Domentijan
- Collectors and collections
- Beginning of private reading
- Russian Immigration in the Balkans
- Aleksandr Mitrofanovich Fedorov
- Handwritten and typewritten magazines of Russian white emigration in Bulgaria
- Mikhail Emanuilovich Posnov
- Albert Ignatevich Opulski
- Venedikt Aleksandrovich Myakotin
- Vasiliy Nikolaevich Nechitaylov
- Anatoij Vladimirovich Bineckij
- Trends in Russian Emigrant Social Thought in Bulgaria in the 1920s and 1930s
- Slavophilism, Slavic idea and Russian emigrant intellectuals in Bulgaria in the 20s and 30s of the 20th century
- Mihail Georgievich Popruzhenko
- Konstantin Vasilievich Mochulski
- Andrey Pavlovich Meshcherskiy
- Tatyana Anatolievna Kondratenko
- Nikodim Pavlovich Kondakov
- André Nikolaevitch Grabar
- Mykhailo Petrovych Drahomanov
- Nikolay Mihaylovich Dilevski
- Dmitriy Grigorievich Govorov
- Alexandar Alexandrovich Bashmakov
- Georgiy Ivanovich Shavelskiy
- Nikolay Nikanorovich Glubkovskiy
- Valentin Panteleevich Arseniev (Nechaev)
- Petr Mihaylovich Bitsilli
- National Revival of Slavs
- Sofroniy Vrachanski
- Uniting the Slavs: Pan- and Other ‘Slavisms’ until World War I
- St Paisius of Hilandar
- Jovan Rajić
- Nayden Gerov Hadzhidobrevich
- Neofit Bozveli
- Kiril Peychinovich
- Dobri Vojnikov
- Petko Rachev Slavejkov
- Petar II Petrović-Njegoš
- Konstantin Hristov Miladinov
- The first newspapers of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Dimitar Nikolov Blagoev
- Zahariy Knyazheski
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- Georgi Stoykov Rakovski
- Elena Stefanova Muteva
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- Yuriy Ivanovich Venelin
- Gregory Skovoroda
- Pavel Rovinski
- Platon Kulakovski
- Three representatives of the Illyrian movement about the Russians and the Russian language
- Slavic idea in the 19th century Bulgarian Histories
- Vasil Ivanov Diamandiev
- Rajko Zhinzifov
- Vasil Dinchov Cholakov
- Vasil Evstatiev Aprilov
- Spiridon Nikolaevich Palauzov
- Konstantin Dimitrov Petkovich
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- Naum Veqilharxhi
- Ivan Vazov
- Ivan Stepanovich Jastrebov
- Ivan Cankar
- Staka Skenderova
- Victor Grigorievich Tepliakov and his “Letters from Bulgaria”
- Hristo Botev
- Methodius and the baptism of the Bulgarian Prince Boris
- The Illyrian movement in Bulgaria
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- Izmail Ivanovich Sreznevskiy
- Georgiy Dmitriecich Gachev
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- Konstantin Fеdorovich Radchenko
- Dmitry Sergeyevich Likhachov
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- Desanka Maksimović
- Maria Dimitrova Gurgulova
- Evdokia Georgieva Meteva
- Bulgarian Studies in the Context of Slavic Studies in St. Petersburg and Moscow in the Twentieth Century
- Ivan Mikhaylovich Martynov
- Petr Alekseevich Lavrov
- Ivan Yonchev Snegarov
- Ivan Dimitrov Shishmanov
- Vladimir Alekseevich Moshin
- Rumyana Pavlova
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- Ivan Simeonov Dujchev
- Velcho Petrov Velchev
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- Marin Stepanovich Drinov
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