According to the chronicles of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII from the 10th century, the Serbs first lived in the regions of Bohemia and southeastern Germany and were called the "White Serbs." Under the leadership of one of their princes, whose name remains unknown, they [...]

Every nation has its defining event. For the Americans, it is the War of Independence, and for the Serbs, it is the Battle of Kosovo. No other nation has relived, over and over again, one of the most difficult losses in its history, and it [...]

The principle that formed the basis of the Ottoman Empire was a Muslim state as an ideal of law and justice, a concept developed by the advisor to the caliphs in Baghdad, Nizam al-Mulk, in the 11th century. The state was perceived as an entity [...]

During World War I, Serbia is ruled by Peter I of the Petrović dynasty, who builds the Topola Church as the family mausoleum and is buried there. The Serbs are in direct conflict with Austria over the issue of Bosnia. In the early 20th century, [...]