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Corinth from Ancient Ruins to Christian History
Ancient Artifacts and Excavations
In the village that now stands on the site of old Corinth, small shops sell fragments from the ongoing excavations. These...
Corinth and St. Timothy
Timothy in Charge of the Church
After Paul’s missionary work in Corinth, he left his trusted companion, Timothy, in charge of the church there. Paul...
Modern Athens
Marble, Beauty, and Urban Life
Streets and Dust
Modern Athens has a neat and beautiful appearance thanks to the widespread use of marble and white stucco....
Istiklal Street and Taksim Square
Istiklal Street
Istiklal Caddesi is the main street of Beyoglu (Pera) and is a pedestrian area. The street that used to be called “Grand-Rue de...
Population Growth and Religious Diversity
During the centuries of Turkish rule, the population of Bosnia was never officially counted. However, after Austria took control in 1878, a proper census...
The Transformation of Bosnia
From Chaos to Prosperity
Today, anyone visiting Bosnia would have a hard time believing the terrible conditions that existed there only a few decades ago....
Bosnia a Remarkable Example of Administration
The situation in the Philippine Islands, which has been a challenge for the United States, should make us particularly interested in Bosnia. The Austrians...
Kidnapping Cases in the Turkish Provinces
In recent years, there have been many kidnappings in the Turkish provinces, but very little has been reported about these incidents. The lack of...
Military Force and Its Impact on Communication
A military force was sent to the area where Miss Stone was captured, and its official purpose was to capture the brigands and rescue...
The Suspected Leader Ivan Zandanski
Many people believe that the real leader of the group that kidnapped Miss Stone was Ivan Zandanski. He was once the keeper of a...
