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Nazismus
Neditch, General
Nemanya-s ; Age; dynasty ; Empire; family; first King of the, history of; King Peter, a; kings of the; Stephen ; subjects of the; Tudors and
neo-Thomism
Neresi; frescoes at
Neuestadt. See Novi Sad
Neues Wiener Tageblatt
New Palace
Newton, Sir Isaac
Niagara
Nice
Nicholas of Montenegro, King ; daughters of; last ruler of Montenegro; marriage of
Nicholas of Russia, Tsar
Nicodemus, Archbishop
Neipperg, Baron
Nietzsche
Nikolai, Bishop
Nikshitch
Nilufer, the Lotos Flower
Nish; Bishop of
Nogai, Prince
Norman Conquest
Novi Sad ; Filipovitch of; furniture from
Nyegosh, Daniel
Nyegush
Obilitch, Milosh (Kobilitch)
Obod, monastery of
Obrenovitch; leader of the Serbs
Obrenovitch, King Alexander ; assassination of, death of
Obrenovitch, Milan
Obrenovitch, Milosh ; and murder of Karageorge; death of
Obrenovitch, Natalia
Obrenovitch, Prince Michael ; assassination of; grief at death of
Obrenovitch, Princess Lyubitsa
Obrenovitch, Queen Draga ff. ; assassination of
Obrenovitches; and Karageorgevitches; conflict between Karageorgevitches and; relations between Karageorgevitches, and; family life of; villa of the
Ochrid ; Archbishop of; history of ; Lake; pastrycooks of; See of
Odoacer
Œcumenical Patriarch
Officers’ Club
Ogodai
Oliver, John
Ombla
Onan
On the Eve
Oplenats; frescoes of ; history of
Orebitch
Orestes
Orient Express
Orkhan the Victorious
Orlando, (or Roland), statue of
Orloff
Orsini (George the Dalmatian)
Orthodox Church
Ostrog
Othello
Ottoman Empire ; Christian subjects of the; commerce, financing, administration of ; destroyed in 1912, dying; inefficiency of; law; Prætorian Guard of the
Ovche Polye. See Sheep’s Field
Ovida, Count
Oxford, Lord
Oxford University
Ozalip, Kazim
Pachymeres
Padua, Benedictines at
Païva, La
Palæologus, Emperor John
Palæologus, Emperor Michael
Palæologus, Marya
Palatine
Palestine
Pali
Palmerston
Pannonian Plain; Illyrians at the
Pan-Slavism
Papacy ; at Avignon
Papal Bull
Parachin
Parcæ
Paris, Albanian colony of; Milan’s debts in
Park Avenue
Park Hotel at Travnik
Parr, Catherine
Party of Pure Right
Party of the Right
Pascal
Pashitch, Nicholas
Patarenism
Patriarch, Serbian
Patriarchate, Serbian Archbishopric of Petch raised to a
Patriarch at Belgrade
Patriarchate of Constantinople
Patriarchate of Dechani
Patriarch of Petch
Paul of Yugoslavia, Prince ; Regent
Paulicianism
Pausanias
Pavelitch, Ante
Payne, Humfry, Archaic Marble Sculpture in the Acropolis, by
Peace of
Peace Pledge Union
Peasant International
Peasants’ Party
Peer Gynt
Péguy, Charles
Pelyesatch
Perast.; Renaissance church in
Pères Blancs
Persa, Aunt
Perseus
Persia; war
Pétain
Petch ; Dane at ; Chief of Police in; church history of.; Dechani at; frescoes at; hotel in; Patriarchate church of
Peter I, Prince-Bishop
Peter II, Prince-Bishop
Peter III, Tsar
Peter, Grand Duke
Peter Karageorgevitch. See Karageorgevitch, King Peter
Peter, Prince (son of Nicholas
Peter the Great
Peter, the young King
Petka
Petronievitch
Petronius Arbiter’s Satyricon
Petrovitch, Anastasia
Philip of Taranto
Philip the Fair
Piebald, Prince Marko’s horse
‘pig war’
Piræus
Pisa
Pius VII, Concordat of
Place de la Concorde, battle of
Plato
Plav, Lake; incident at
Plehve
Plitvitse Lakes
Pluto
Pöchlarn
Podgoritsa
Poland; invasion of; plans for a new
Poles
Polybius
‘Poona’
Pope; in the third century
Pope Clement
Pope Gelasius
Pope Innocent
Pope Leo X,
Popolo d‘Italia
Popovitch; Mrs.
Porte, Sublime
Portugal
Possessed, The
Potiorek, General
Powell, Dilys
Praed, Winthrop Mackworth
Praetorian Guard
Pragmatic Sanction
Prague
Presba
Prespa, Lake
Pressburg, peace of
Pribitchevitch, family of; Svetozar
Prilep; cult of Thracian Ruler in
Prilep, Prince of. See Marko, Prince
Prince of Denmark
Prince Paul, Museum of
Princip
Prisca
Prishtina
Prizren
Prochaska, Mr.
Protestantism
Proust, Marcel
Puritan
Pushara
Pushkin
Putna
Pyramids
Quakers
‘Queen Draga’s Kolo’
Rab; Campanile of St. Christopher of; Cathedral of; highest peak of; language of; Pietà in Cathedral of ; plague in
Rabelais
Rachitch, Punisha
Racine
Raditch, Stefan ; Anton; Paul, nephew of; Square of
Radovan; and Dostoievsky
R.A.F.
Ragusa. See Dubrovnik
Ragusa Vecchia. See Savtat
Raleigh
Raschid Ali
Rasputin
Ravanitsa
Redl, Colonel
Regent’s Park
Reich, New Economic Order of the
Reichstag trial
Reinhardt
Resan; Moslem tombs on way to
Revolution, French; Industrial ; of 1934 in Vienna ; Russian
Reynolds, Sir Joshua
Rhesus
Rhone Valley
Ribbentrop
Richard
Richard Cœur de Lion
Ricimer
Rishan
Riyeka (Riyeka Tcherniyevitsa)
Roi Soleil
Roman Catholic Church ; and anti-Serb feeling; formerly mosque at Karlovtsi; modern
Roman Catholicism ; and Emperor Ferdinand
Roman Catholic-s
Roman Empire. .; destruction by the Eastern; Western; North Africa a cell in the
Romanoff-s; architecture and decoration; court of the; luxury; throne of the
Romans;
and Huns; Legionaries
Rome ; destruction by
Ronsard
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Rosay, Françoise
Rotterdam, aerial bombardment of
Rouff, Maggy
Roumania ; battle of Rovine in
Rovine, battle of
Royal Park outside Belgrade
Rudolf of Habsburg, Crown Prince
Rugovo gorge
Ruskin, John
Russell, Charles
Russell, Lord John
Russia; and Serbia; and the Austrian Empire; a union of Soviet Republics; Bolshevist ; emergence of ; German plans against; Government of; Montenegro and ; Old; people of ; protection by; ruin of; Tsarist; White
St. Alexander Nevsky
St. Ambrose
St. Andrew
St. Anthony, confraternity of
St. Anton
St. Augustine ; a life of
St. Barbara
St. Blaise; church of
Saint-Cyr, Military Academy of
St. Cyril
St. Demetrius
St. Elijah
St. Francis of Assissi
St. George; tomb of; Day of; Eve of., rites of
St. Germain, Treaty of
St. Giovanni Orsini
St. Gregory
St. Helena
St. Hilarion
St. Jerome
St. John
St. Julian Hospitaller
St. Lazarus, confraternity of
St. Luke; arm of; St. Gregory given head of; Yaitsean
St. Mark, stone lion of
St. Martin, Church of
St. Mercurius
St. Methodius
St. Monica
St. Paul
St. Peter of Alexandria
St. Petersburg; Imperial military academy of ; Sir Buchanan at
St. PeterThomas
St. Procopius
St. Sava; Order of
St. Savina
St. Simeon
St. Simon
St. Sophia
St. Vitus
St. Vitus’ Day (Stephen Graham)
St. Vitus’s Day
Salamancans
Salisbury Plain
Salonæ Bishop of
Salonika ; conspiracy
Salvation Army
Salvator, Archduke Leopold
Salzburg
Samuel, Tsar
San Stefano, Treaty of
Saracens
Sarajevo ; attentat ; brothels in ; Christians in; court at ; Diet of; Janizaries of; Jewish colony at; journey out of ; massacre of 1828, 305; Moslems in; market in ; photographs of attentat in; pogrom against Serbs of; school for Christians in; Serb patriots at ; Town Hall of; Turkish fortress at
Sasha
Satyricon, The
Saul of Tarsus
Saurat, Denis
Sava, Prince-Bishop
Sava, the river
Savina, monastery of
Savoy, Duke of
Savska Banovina
Scandinavia
Schlamperei
Schönerer; programme of
Schratt, Katherina
Schubert; Vienna of
Schuschnigg
Sclavonia
Scottish Women’s Hospital
Scriabin
Scutari; Lake; Pasha of; Pashalik of
Sebaste
Seine near Caudebec
Selim
Selvio, Doge
Senj; Song Festival at; shooting at
Sephardim
Serbian Army; at Corfu; of 1915, defence ; manifesto; retreating; survivors sent to Russia
Serbian Empire; art of the; decadence of the; frontier police of the; in Cambridge Medieval History; medieval and present
Serbia-n-ns ; absorption aims of ; after the Obrenovitches; Albania to control; Alexander and a Greater.; ally of Russia against Turkey; and Bulgarian discord; and the Great Powers ; Austria declares war upon; Austro-Hungarian Empire’s dealings with; Ban of South ; beat Turkey in Balkan wars ; before the Turks; Byzantine Empire against; Byzantine partnership with; caviare; collapse of; constitution forced on; defeat in England as in; defeat in ; Despot; Government; hotel ‘Serbian Crown’, Hotel of the Serbian King‘, in; invasion of ; Karageorge as Commandant of ; Kings; 35 years ago; liberated in ; Michael’s achievements in; Milosh, first prince of; military situation of ; nationalism; Old ; blood feuds of; organized by St. Sava; South ultimatum given; under Peter Karageorgevitch.; unhappiness of, victory in 1912, 576; women in medieval
Serbs ; against Turks. ; as artists; before Kossovo; Bulgars turned against; drove out Bulgarians; food of the; in Germany; in Hungary; Macedonian ; poems of the; revolt against Hungary; under Greek priests; under the Nemanyas
Serge, Grand Duke
Seton-Watson, Professor
Shabats ; Prefect
Shakespeare
Shatov
Shaw
Sheep’s Field; sacrificial rites at; Stephen blinded at the
Shelley
Shestine; costumes of
Shumadiya
Siberia
Sicily
Sigismond of Luxembourg
Sigismund of Hungary, Emperor
Simeon, brother of Stephen Dushan
Simeon, Tsar
Simitch, Katerina
Simonis, Queen ; history of; marriage of
Simovitch, General Dushan ; background of
Skanderbeg
Skoda
Skoplje .; Black Mountain of ; Church of the Holy Saviour in , Cathedral; Metropolitan in church at; Minnie Mouse houses in; mosque
Skopska Tserna Gora ; convent below
Skupshtina (Parliament) ; peace proposals rejected by
Slava
Slavonia
Slavonic Studies. School of
Slav-s ; Academy; and Turk domination ; and Huns; anti-; appearance of; art of the South ; as in 1876, as Janizaries. Catholic; character of the ; Christian; custom; dancing; defeated at Kossovo; discontentment of; embroideries ; folk-medicine of the Balkan ; food; German hatred of ; greeting; in Bosnia ; independence; in the 9th century; life; nationalism of; Orthodoxy; peoples complicating the problem of; settlers of Dalmatia; Slovene liturgy and the; soldiers in the Austro-Hungarian Empire; ruler ; South ; states; tribes; two kinds of ; women
Slovak-s; Franz Ferdinand and the
Slovenes; Mussolini and the
Slovenia; German minorities in
Smilatz
Smudge, The
Smyh, Ethel
Sobieski, John
Social Democracy
Socialism, Christian
Society of National Defence
Sofia
Sokolovitch; Mehmed and Macarius
Sokols (The Hawks)
Sophie, Archduchess
Sorbonnais
Sorbonne
Sorrowing Women
Sorrows of Werther, The
South African war
Spaho, Mr.
Spain; and the Habsburgs
Spanish Civil War
Spartacists
Spiessburger
Split ; Cathedral of; Diocletian’s Palace at
Splitchani
Stalin
Stambulisky
Stan Trg
Starchevitch, Anton
Starhemberg, Prince
‘Stari most’. See Mostar
Stavrogin
Stead, W. T.
Steed, Wickham.
Stephanie
Stephanopoli, Monsieur
Stephen II, King
Stephen (son of Tsar Lazar)
Stephen, Prince (son of King Milutin)
Stephen Dushan. See Dushan, Stephen
Stephen of Hungary, King
Stephen the First-crowned, King
Stephen the Little
Stephen the Scribe
Stepniak
Stoyadinovich ; feeling against; pro-Nazi propaganda of
Strashm
ir Ivo the Black
Strength Through Joy movement
Strindberg
Strindberg’s Divorce
Strossmayer, Bishop ; Mestrovitch’s statue of
Struga
Strzygowski
Studenitsa; frescoes in
Suetonius
Suleiman, Pasha of Belgrade
Suleiman the Great
Sultan
Susanna, song of
Sushak
Sveta Sophia, Church of Heavenly Wisdom of
Sveti Kliment; Church of
Sveti Naum ; Abbot of the Monastery of; chapel of ; cures at; history of; the man; monastery of
Sveti Yovan; Church of
Swab-ian
Sweden
Switzerland; and the Habsburgs
Syria; German penetration of
Szeps, Moritz
Taaffe. Count
Tabouis, Mme. Geneviève
Tamil
Tankositch, Lieutenant
Taranto, Philip of
Tartars
Tartuffe
Tchekov
Tcherniyevitches
Tcherniyevitsa, Riyeka. See Riyeka
Tekiya
Teleki, Count
Tennyson’s Idylls of the King
Terry, Ellen
Terteri, Anna
Terteri, Emperor George
Tetovo
Tetrarchy (Roman)
Teüta, Queen of Illyria
Teutonism, fruit of
Thales
Thebaid. monks of
Theodore the Conscript
Theodoric (King of the Ostrogoths)
Theresienstadt
Thessaly
Thirty Years War
Thomas of Spalato, Archdeacon
Thomson, Philip
Thrace; Stephen Dushan and
Thracian Rider
Three Musketeers
Tiberius, Emperor
Times, London
Timurlane
Tintoretto
Tirana
Tisza, Count
Titian
Tolstoy
Topchider
Topola; church of; Karageorge, removed from ; Kurhaus near
Toronto
Toteninsel, Die
Town Hall of Sarajevo
Trajan, Emperor
Travels in the Slavome Provinces (Mackenzie and Irby)
Travnik
Treaty of London
Treaty of St. Germain
Treaty of Trianon
Treaty of Versailles
Trebinye
Trebizond
Treboviche
Trepcha. ; history of the mines at; mines of
Trianon, Treaty of
Trieste
Trimalchio’s Supper
Tripartite Pact
Triune Monarchy
Trogir; Bishop of; Dominican church of ; history of., plague in
Trotsky, Leon
Troy
Trsat
Tsarigrad. See Constantinople
Tsarina of Russia
Tsar Lazar. See Lazar, Tsar
Tsavtat
Tschuppik
Tserna Gora (Monte Negro, Black Mountain)
Tserno, John (John the Outlaw)
Tsetinye , Bishop of; Episcopal Palace (‘Billiards’) at; monastery of; Tsarina’s boarding school in; Turkish occupation of