Balkan Collection (#54)

Rowing boats for hire, Lake Bled, Slovenia, Europe

Jeruzalem vineyards, Mura (Pomurje), Slovenia, Europe

Bay of Kotorska and the Lovcen mountain range, Kotor, Adriatic coast, Montenegro, Balkans, Europe

Elevated view of the Fjord, town of Kotor and surrounding mountains, Bay of Kotor, Adriatic coast, Montenegro, Balkans, Europe

Statue sillhouetted against St. Nikola Island, Budva, Montenegro, Balkans, Europe

Town beach looking towards the walls of Stari Grad (Old Town), Budva, Montenegro, Balkans, Europe

Catholic church of St. Ivan, Stari Grad (Old Town), Budva, Montenegro, Balkans, Europe

The famous Old Bridge of Mostar built in 1566, destroyed in 1993, rebuilt in 2004 as the New Old Bridge, Mostar, Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Balkans, Europe

Yanitza Leads Rebels / Alb
Twenty-two year old Yanitza leads the Albanian patriots in a revolt against Turkish rule Date: 1911

Wwi / Montenegro King
King Nikola and Queen Milena of Montenegro salute their army, as they march to support the Serbs. Nikola and Milena are forced into exile in France, never to return

Wwi / Serbian King Peter
Serbias elderly King Peter (1844-1921) in the trenches as the Serbian army is forced to retreat through Albania, and from there to Corfu. He returned to rule again in 1918

Wwi / Serbs Welcome French
French troops arrive to bolster the Serb army against a major Autumn offensive by the Central Powers. It was to no avail, and Serbia had fallen by November

Battle in Montenegro
BATTLE OF THE LOWSEN MOUNTAINS French troops come to the aid of the Montenegro forces, fighting against Austria

Newsreel in Balkans
Newsreel cameramen covering the Balkan Wars find themselves in the line of fire of the warring forces

Viennese Coffee House
In a Viennese Kaffeehaus - the proprietor appears to be Greek or Balkan

Turkish Power Shaken
Cartoon : The Turks power in Europe is shaken by his Balkan neighbours

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"Balkan: A Tapestry of History, Culture, and Conflict" Step into the intricate world of the Balkans, where history intertwines with diverse cultures and occasional turmoil. From the Serio-Comic War Map For The Year 1877 to the Map of the Macedonian and Thracian Empire, these lands have witnessed countless empires rise and fall. Marvel at the remnants of ancient civilizations as you explore the Map of the Dacian Empire and Roman provinces or sip a cup of coffee in a Street cafe in old city, Split, Dalmatia, Croatia. Each corner holds stories etched in stone. Leaders like Ismail Enver Pasha emerge from this region's past; their influence felt even during WWI. Their legacies shape our understanding of this complex land. The Map of the Balkans highlights Greek and Turkish territory - a constant reminder that borders here are not just lines on paper but reflections of historical struggles for power. Discover Bulgaria's rich heritage through its Sword Custom or witness Serbia's resilience depicted by Wwi / Serbian Army / 1914 photographs. These glimpses into their past reveal their indomitable spirit. Croatia beckons with its picturesque landscapes - Zadar Region offers Roman ruins juxtaposed against the Church of St. , while Piran showcases Slovenia's coastal charm. And who can resist being captivated by Lake Bled's serene beauty? Amongst these tales stands Yanitza, The Albanian Joan of Arc; her courage immortalized by Le Petit Journal. Her story echoes throughout time as a testament to bravery amidst adversity. The Balkans may be marked by conflicts past and present but it is also an enchanting tapestry woven with vibrant cultures, resilient people, breathtaking scenery – an ever-evolving mosaic that continues to intrigue all who venture within its borders.