rukh (Bulgar prince),
Aspropotamo, the,
Astypalia,
Athens,
Duchy of,
University of,
siege of (1821-2),
(1827),
Athos, Mount,
Attila,
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and the Macedonian question,
and Serbia, relations between,
and the Serbs,
and the Treaty of Berlin,
and Turkey, relations between,
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annexation of Bosnia and Hercegovina by,
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relations with the Balkan League,
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Austrian politics in Rumania,
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and Turks,
Avars, the: their invasion of the Balkan peninsula with the Slavs,
their war with the Bulgars,
Avlona,
bay of,
Avshar tribe,
'Ayon Oros',
Azerbaijan,

Ba[)c]ka,
Bagdad,
'Balance of Power', the,
Balkan League, the,
formation of the,
dissolution of the,
Balkan peninsula, the, annexation of, by Mohammed II,
control of,
economic unity of,
German policy in,
nationalism in,
Slav inhabitants of,
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under Roman rule,
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zollverein,
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the second (June 1913),
Banat, the,
Baranya,
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Basil II, the Emperor,
'Slayer of the Bulgars',
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Bayezid I, Sultan,
Bayezid II, Sultan,
Beaconsfield, Earl of,
Beirut,
Belgrade,
capital of Serbia,
captured by the Serbs (1807),
captured by the Turks (1521),
(1813),
its Celtic name,
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Berchtold, Count,
Bergama,
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lost(1812),
regained (1856),
lost again (1878),
importance with regard to present situation,
Bieberstein, Duron Marschall von,
Bismarck,
Bitolj: _see_ Monastir.
Black Castle of Afiun,
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Bogomil heresy, the,
Boja, lord of Kashgar,
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in relation to the other Serb territories,
its Slavonic population,
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revolts in, against Turkey,
under Austro-Hungarian rule,
under Turkish rule,
Bosphorus, the,
Botzaris, Marko,
Brankovi['c], George,
Brankovi['c], Vuk,
Bratianu, Ioan (father),
(son),
Bregalnica, battle of the (1913),
Brusa,