Reviews
This is a very welcome book, as the history of this region is rare in our country. Moreover, I am even more interested because it covers not only simple history but also the connection to modern warfare.
A book that shows that the roots of the Yugoslav Civil War go back 100 years.
Even if the term "Balkans" itself isn't familiar to everyone, many are likely familiar with countries like Croatia and Slovenia. Following the popularity of Western Europe, travel to Eastern Europe is becoming a trend, and I understand that many variety shows featuring trips to Croatia or Slovenia have been produced. Many people have probably heard of Romania or Bulgaria, even if they don't know exactly where they are. This suggests that while Balkan Europe may seem distant, it can actually be
There has never been an accurate introductory book on the Balkans, which are as complex as they are full of events, but this book was very informative in terms of providing a fundamental understanding of the Balkans.
Mark Mazower: History of the Balkans
*History of the Balkans* portrays the efforts of the Balkan people to find their identity and escape the shadow of invasion, while simultaneously examining from an objective perspective the limitations of national character and passive historical views that failed to overcome the religious and cultural differences imposed by powerful nations of the East and West. The beginning of the book features maps showing the topography of the Balkan Peninsula as it has changed over time, and detailed references, notes, and a chronology are provided at the end for readers seeking to study history in depth.
Korean title: 발칸의 역사
Korean author: 마크 마조워
Korean publisher: 을유문화사
ISBN-13: 9788932472270
Reviews
This is a very welcome book, as the history of this region is rare in our country. Moreover, I am even more interested because it covers not only simple history but also the connection to modern warfare.
A book that shows that the roots of the Yugoslav Civil War go back 100 years.
Even if the term "Balkans" itself isn't familiar to everyone, many are likely familiar with countries like Croatia and Slovenia. Following the popularity of Western Europe, travel to Eastern Europe is becoming a trend, and I understand that many variety shows featuring trips to Croatia or Slovenia have been produced. Many people have probably heard of Romania or Bulgaria, even if they don't know exactly where they are. This suggests that while Balkan Europe may seem distant, it can actually be
There has never been an accurate introductory book on the Balkans, which are as complex as they are full of events, but this book was very informative in terms of providing a fundamental understanding of the Balkans.
