Macedonia and the German World: from the beginning of 19th century until the break of World War I
Abstract
The target of this dissertation is to investigate the position held by Macedonia in German public discourse from the beginning of 19th century until the break of World War I. In the first part the author discusses the place Macedonia held in German historiography, the birth of the comparison between Prussia and the Macedonian Kingdom as well as the transformation of ancient Macedonian history into a political argument by the German intelligentsia. The second part deals with the new-found, by the fragmented German world, interest for contemporary 19th century Macedonia. The unknown and unexplored views of travelers, cartographers, publicists, politicians, military men, propagandists, writers and artists about Macedonia and its inhabitants, together with the political present and future of the latter, are also analyzed in close correlation with the political developments in the Balkans and Europe. Trends, such as antislavism, turcofilia and imperialism, developed within the German Empire ...
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