Ottoman Serbia 1371-1804

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• Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja

Chronicle written by an anonymous priest from Duklja.

Compiled between 12th and 15th century.

While the chronicle was written in this period, much of its content is fictional, but gives insight to a point of view in the Serbian region during this time period.

(12th to 15th century; Serbian translation)

• Witnesses about Battle of Kosovo

(1389; image, transcription in Serbian (Latin letters))

• Lives of Serbian kings

Book contains records made by Achibishop Daniil.

(Originally written in 14th century; 1866 reprint in Serbian)

• Prince Lazar and Battle of Kosovo in the Antic Literature of DubrovniK

(15-16th century; transcription in Serbian (Latin letters))

• Praise to St. Prince Lazar

(1402; transcription in Serbian (in Latin letters))

• Regulations of Serbian despot Đurađ Branković (George Branković)

(1430; facsimile, comments in Serbian (in Latin letters))

• Digitized Dcouments at Serbia Matica

Includes manuscripts, newspapers, and other primary source documents.

(1484-1910; images, Serbian facsimiles)

• Belgrade from XVI to XX century

Collections from Historical Archives of Belgrade.

Includes newspapers, letters, and photos.

(16th-20th century; Serbian facsimiles)

• Map of Serbian lands as a part of Ottoman Empire

(17th century; transcription in English)

• Relations between Russian Empire and Dalmatia during the reign of Peter I

(1697; transcription in Russian)

• Story of deacon Simeon about Serbia

(beginning of 18th century; transcription in Russian)

• Serbian epic folk songs

(collected in 19th century; transcription in Serbian)

• Letters of Serbia and Montenegro with Russian Empire government

Document contains information about political affairs between countires and emigration of Serbians in Russian Empire.

(2nd half of the 18th century; transcription in Russian)

• Resettlement of Serbians in Russian Empire

(September 18, 1758; transcription in Russian)

• Periodika des Digitalen Forums Mittel und Osteuropa

Digitized German-language newspapers of Central and Eastern Europe outside German-speaking countries.

(18th-20th centuries; facsimiles newspaper issues)

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Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA.
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