Bulgaria Resources at the Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Correspondence, interviews, lectures, essays, notes, and clippings relating to the League of Nations, territorial questions, prisoners of war, and other political and economic issues at the Paris Peace Conference.

Contains writings, diaries, correspondence, notes, bulletins, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Yugoslav foreign relations, especially during World War II, postwar conditions in Yugoslavia, and Yugoslav émigré affairs. Includes memoirs entitled "Iz nedavne prošlosti" relating to Yugoslav relations with Germany and Bulgaria, 1939-1941, prior to the German invasion of Yugoslavia and draft notes for an English-Serbian dictionary. Also available on microfilm (18 reels).

The records of the Polish Legation in Bulgaria (Poselstwo Rzeczposplitej Polskiej w Sofii) were received by the Hoover Institution in 1945 and consist mainly of telegrams exchanged with the Foreign Ministry Headquarters in Warsaw, as well as with various Polish embassies. Also included are some letters, instructions, memoranda, and reports.
The materials relate to the operations of the legation and to diplomatic relations between Poland and Bulgaria, giving a fragmentary insight into the functioning of a Polish diplomatic post in the first decade of Poland's independence.

Correspondence, writings, clippings, photographs, slides, and miscellanea, relating to Slavs in the U.S., and politics, social conditions, and education in Eastern Europe, especially the Balkan countries

Correspondence, studies, reports, maps, and notes, relating to mineral resources in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Greece, and Yugoslavia.