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In the article are presented the ambiguous attitudes of Bulgarian intellectuals, writers, historians and scholars in the modern age – after the formation of the contemporary Bulgarian state in the second half of the 19th century. Fluctuations between Serbophobia and Serbophilia, often following the twists of Slavophilic politics on the Balkans, vary between complete disregard and unreserved sympathy. Different periods of warm political relations and of cruel “fratricidal” wars took turns in history and imposed a number of cliches in Bulgarian publications, often used for propaganda purposes. The decade of the 1990s, marked by the bloody break up of former Yugoslavia, revived a number of these cliches. The author presents some of them in the article, based on publications in mainstream media.

Serbowie: nasi najbliżsi pobratymcy czy podstępni wrogowie? Obraz Serbów w bułgarskiej prasie z końca lat dziewięćdziesiątych XX wieku