num_pages: 1324
description:            1870 - 1876 .          .                       .                 .                      .                        -               .                 [1]          . Notes on Bulgarian Uprisings (full title: Notes on Bulgarian Uprisings. 1870-1876. Eyewitness account of) is a historical essay memoirs of writer and revolutionary Zahari Stoyanov . His theme is the struggle for national liberation of the Bulgarians in the 1876. The book is dedicated to Karavelov . It was the beginning of the modern Bulgarian historiography . The reason for writing In the Foreword to the first volume of Notes Zahari Stoyanov points as the main motive for writing them need to be stored upright memory of the most important he said part of the history of Bulgaria after the fall and under Ottoman rule - the uprisings. Bitterness at the writer produces forgetfulness of Hristo Botev  Georgi Benkovski  P. Volov and other revolutionaries who died for the freedom of their homeland. Stoyanov sharply opposed to those which arose after the liberation claims that the April uprising was a minor motion [1] and the Turkish massacres are unexplained or provoked by a group of nehranimaykovtsi. In his book he goes to put his point of view of a direct participant in the liberation struggle. Recognizing that the rebels were not sufficiently well organized and armed the author still claims that the movement has achieved its goal - Bulgaria liberation fro Ottoman rule.
language: Bulgarian
title: Записки по българските въстания
publisher: Захарий Стоянов