To look inside, click on a chapter.
Shakir M. Pashov. History of the Gypsies in Bulgaria and Europe: Roma
Series: - Roma History and Culture, Volume: 1
Volume Editors:
,
, and
Elena Marushiakova
Elena Marushiakova
Search for other papers by Elena Marushiakova in
Current site
Brill
Google Scholar
PubMed
Search for other papers by Elena Marushiakova in
Current site
Brill
Google Scholar
PubMed
Vesselin Popov
Vesselin Popov
Search for other papers by Vesselin Popov in
Current site
Brill
Google Scholar
PubMed
Search for other papers by Vesselin Popov in
Current site
Brill
Google Scholar
PubMed
Lilyana Kovacheva
Lilyana Kovacheva
Search for other papers by Lilyana Kovacheva in
Current site
Brill
Google Scholar
PubMed
Search for other papers by Lilyana Kovacheva in
Current site
Brill
Google Scholar
PubMed
The publication of this outstanding book marks the beginning of the Brill book series Roma History and Culture. The core of the present volume is an until now unpublished manuscript by Shakir Pashov (1898-1981), a Bulgarian Roma activist whose name continues to be surrounded by rumours and myths. The volume includes the original manuscript of Shakir Pashov on the history of the Gypsies in Europe, followed by archival documents highlighting his life and work, and the text of the first booklet devoted to him, which was the first attempt to create a Roma historical narrative. There is also included an extended biography of Shakir Pashov as known by now. The book contributes to identifying and highlighting the numerous inputs Roma have had to shape their activism and popularise their historical knowledge. Pashov's manuscript is a prominent example of these efforts.
*The price does not include shipping fees. We reserve the right to change prices.
Elena Marushiakova and Vesselin Popov have worked in the field of Romani studies for over four decades. They are presently professors at the University of St Andrews, United Kingdom, on the ERC Advanced Grant 2015, Nr. 694656, "Roma Interbellum". Lilyana Kovacheva is a Roma scholar and activist. She has a PhD in Ethnology (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences) and is the author of several books on Roma history, ethnology, folklore and education.