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Bulgarians by Birth is a collection of sources concerning the revolt of the Comitopuls and the Empire of Samuel, as well as the war between Bulgaria and Byzantium in the late 10th and early 11th century. Each source is accompanied by an extensive commentary. It is the first collection of sources in translation on this topic to be published.
Dimitar Mishev publishes this work in Bulgarian in 1916. The first English translation appears three years later. The author touches upon and defines the most relevant and important cultural events in Bulgarian history. The latter are pursued in parallel with events in the countries neighboring Bulgaria. Mishev lays the foundation of the mix of events from which Bulgarian identity and national interests are based upon. His spirit of defending the Bulgarian interests, of Bulgarian law, of the Bulgarian honor manifests itself in its element after the catastrophes in the two wars which led to Bulgarian people's unification. Bulgaria is not only outraged and cruelly slashed, it is ruthless and slandered by its enemies. Fenced on all sides during the Balkan Wars, it is sheltered with defenseless allegations of monster crimes. Since it is not possible to act against these accusations here, Mishev finds himself in neutral Switzerland and there, from Lausanne and Geneva, he lends himself with the defense of the Bulgarian honor. As a frontrunner in the struggle against our blaspheurs and slanders, Mishev follows all slandered bulwarks, writes letters, telegrams to prominent European statesmen and political figures; With the abundant information he has on hand, makes public exposures to liars and defamers.Dimitar Mishev Dimitrov, nicknamed Brankov, is a Bulgarian writer, publicist and politician, long-time secretary of the Bulgarian Exarchate, and an active member of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.The author was born in Vidin, Bulgaria in 1854. His primary education was received in Vidin, and then with the help of Exarch Antim I followed in the Gabrovo High School, which ended in 1872. In the same year he taught for a little while in Orhanie (now Botevgrad), but when the Russo-Turkish War broke out (1877-1878), he moved to Sofia, where he became a translator of the Sofia District Chief. Dimitar Mishev published in three large volumes, as an edition of the Holy Synod, Church Archives, respectively in 1925, 1929 and 1931. He created a Bulgarian Union "Father Paisii" and edited his body "Otets Paisii". He is the head of the Bulgarian section of the League for the Protection of Human Rights and the citizen of the Peace Society of the Community of the Peoples.Dimitar Mishev died in 1932 in Sofia.
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