Pan-Bulgarism

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Pan-Bulgarism is a term used by critics for various special forms of Bulgarian nationalism or the Bulgarian view of history. This panbulgarischen ideas are both the pan-Turkism and Pan-turanism and the Panslawismus (z. B. pan-serbism contrary).

Pan-Bulgarism in relation to Slavic peoples

The term was first used by the Austro-Hungarian side in 1885 to describe Bulgarian efforts to unite the Principality of Bulgaria (Little Bulgaria) with the autonomous Ottoman East Rumelia .

Especially Greek and Serbian critics complain a supposed Panbulgarismus against Macedonia, whose population is a Bulgarian brother people of Bulgarian view, see Proto-Bulgarians and Slav Macedonians .

Pan-Bulgarism in relation to Turkic peoples

Pan-Bulgarian also refers to the idea of ​​classifying the Turkic languages ​​of the Volga-Bulgarians , Chuvashes, Bashkirs, Tatars, etc. into a supposedly Eastern Bulgarian language group within a Bulgarian language family .

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