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Amedoski, Dragana (2017). Introduction of Rice Culture in the Central Balkans (15th and 16th Century). In: State and Society in the Balkans before and after Establishment of Ottoman Rule, The Institute of History Belgrade, Collection of Works vol. 35 , Belgrade 2017, 235-256. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 2-9-2020). Download
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Translated into English:
Chapter 9: The route of the imperial ambassadors or “the middle way”, 43-53
Chapter D: Conclusions, 88-92
Selected Bibliography.
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