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Рolish Knights and Bulgaria in the Context of the First Crusade (“Crusaders†of Zofia Kossak).
ISSN: 2367 - 8585
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Рolish Knights and Bulgaria in the Context of the First Crusade (“Crusaders†of Zofia Kossak).
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ICC-0902
Publisher: Proglas St. Cyril And St. Methodius University Press
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Abstract
Тhis article comes in connection with the 60th anniversary of the death of Polish writer Zofia Kosak (1899– 1968). Ðer most famous novel, KrzyÑ—owcy (Crusaders), is mainly related to the First Crusade (1095–1099), but here we focus on an episode of the novel, which is a little deviant from the theme of the First Crusade and refers to another historical context. Thе article deals with the interpretation of Zophia Kosak of an important event of Bulgarian history – the return to Bulgaria after the defeat at the Battle of Belasitsa (1014) of Bulgarian soldiers blinded by the Byzantine emperor Basil II. We try to find the answer to the following questions: How, according to the novel KrzyÑ—owcy, this event blends into the context of the First Crusade; Is there anything in common with the fate of the Bulgarian and Polish warriors in the XI century? Is it possible that the author has created “her own†“Bulgarian folk songâ€?
