Balkans

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The Balkans is a historically and culturally diverse region in Southeast Europe known for its complex mix of ethnicities, religions, and languages and its pivotal role in European and Mediterranean history.


Statements (87)
Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
historical region
associatedWith start of World War I
borderedBy Adriatic Sea
Aegean Sea
Black Sea
Danube River
Ionian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
continent Europe
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
continental climate
hasCountry Albania
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Greece
Kosovo
Montenegro
North Macedonia
Romania
Serbia
Slovenia
hasCulturalConcept Balkanization
hasEthnicGroup Albanians
Bosniaks
Bulgarians
Croats
Greeks
Macedonians
Montenegrins
Roma
Romanians
Serbs
Slovenes
Turks
Vlachs
hasHighestPeak Musala
hasHighestPeakElevation 2925 meters
hasLanguageFamily Albanian language
Greek language
Romance languages
Slavic languages
Turkic languages
hasMajorCity Athens
Belgrade
Bucharest
Ljubljana
Podgorica
Pristina
Sarajevo
Skopje
Sofia
Thessaloniki
Tirana
Zagreb
hasMountainRange Balkan Mountains
Carpathian Mountains
Dinaric Alps
Pindus Mountains
hasPartialCountry Hungary
Italy
Moldova
Turkey
Ukraine
hasReligion Eastern Orthodoxy
Islam
Judaism
Roman Catholicism
hasSubregion Central Balkans
Eastern Balkans
Western Balkans
hasSupranationalOrganizationMembership European Union (some states)
NATO (some states)
historicallyRuledBy Austro-Hungarian Empire
Byzantine Empire
Ottoman Empire
Roman Empire
locatedIn Southeast Europe
locatedOn Balkan Peninsula
partOf Eastern Europe
Southern Europe
timeZone Central European Time (most areas)
Eastern European Time (some areas)
wasCenterOf Balkan Wars
Yugoslav Wars
assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Referenced by (275)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Albania
Albania ("Southeastern Europe")
Balkan Front ("Balkan Peninsula")
Balkan Front ("Southeastern Europe")
Balkan Sprachbund
Balkans ("Southeast Europe")
Belgrade
Bulgaria ("Southeast Europe")
Dečani Monastery ("Balkan Peninsula")
Dinaric Alps ("Southeastern Europe")
Dobruja ("Southeastern Europe")
Federal State of Croatia
First Bulgarian Empire
First Hellenic Republic
Gothic War
Independent State of Croatia
KFOR mission in Kosovo
KFOR mission in Kosovo ("Southeastern Europe")
Kingdom of Albania
Kingdom of Bulgaria
Kingdom of Serbia
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Kosovo
Kosovo ("Southeast Europe")
Lake Ohrid ("Balkan Peninsula")
Late Byzantine period
Macedon ("Balkan Peninsula")
Maritsa
Meglen region
Meglen region ("Southeast Europe")
Moesia
Montenegrins
Montenegro
Mount Korab ("Balkan Peninsula")
Musala
Naissus
Pella regional unit ("Balkan Peninsula")
Rhodope Mountains ("Southeastern Europe")
Roman roads ("the Balkans")
Sarajevo
Sarajevo ("Southeast Europe")
Serbia ("Southeast Europe")
Serbia
Serbia ("Central Balkans")
Serbian Empire
Serbian Empire ("Southeast Europe")
Skopje ("Balkan Peninsula")
Skopje ("Southeast Europe")
Slavic cultural sphere ("Southeastern Europe")
Slavs ("Southeastern Europe")
Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Socialist Republic of Croatia
Socialist Republic of Croatia ("Southeast Europe")
Socialist Republic of Montenegro
Socialist Republic of Serbia
Socialist Republic of Serbia ("Southeast Europe")
Sofia
Southern Greece ("Balkan Peninsula")
Struma
Thrace ("Southeast Europe")
Tirana
United Nations Mission in Kosovo
United Nations Mission in Kosovo ("Southeast Europe")
Via Egnatia
Visigothic–Roman conflicts
Yugoslav Wars
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Šar Mountains
locatedIn
Albanian language
Albanian lek ("Southeastern Europe")
Aromanian
Balkan Turkish ("Southeastern Europe")
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgarian Social Democratic Workers' Party (Narrow Socialists) ("Southeastern Europe")
Byzantine Empire
Byzantine–Bulgarian wars ("Southeastern Europe")
Danubian Principalities
Dinaric Alps
Diwani script
First Serbian Uprising ("Central Balkans")
Glagolitic script
Gothic Christianity
Gothic language
Hellenic languages
Italian Empire
Kalderash
Kingdom of Albania ("Southeastern Europe")
Kingdom of Serbia ("Central Balkans")
Lake Ohrid ("Southeastern Europe")
Liberal Democratic Party (Serbia)
Macedonian denar
Megleno-Romanian
Mount Korab
Naissus ("Central Balkans")
Ottoman lira
Patriarchate of Peć
Poglavnik ("Balkan Peninsula")
Saint Sava Day
Sava ("Southeastern Europe")
Second Bulgarian Empire
Serbs
Serbs ("Southeast Europe")
State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs
Tosk ("Southern Balkans")
Turkey
University of Belgrade
Vlach language ("Southeastern Europe")
Yugoslav dinar
region
Balkan Campaign
Balkan League
Balkan Wars
Balkan Wars ("Southeastern Europe")
Byzantine Iconoclasm
Byzantine–Bulgarian wars
Byzantine–Ottoman wars
Constantinian civil war
Danube campaign
Great Illyrian Revolt
Great Turkish War
Long Turkish War ("Southeastern Europe")
Long Turkish War
Marcomannic Wars
Mediterranean Theater of Operations
Mediterranean theatre of World War I
location
Arta regional unit ("Balkan Peninsula")
Balkans ("Balkan Peninsula")
Bulgaria ("Balkan Peninsula")
Epirus ("Balkan Peninsula")
Greece ("Balkan Peninsula")
Mount Olympus ("Balkan Peninsula")
Mount Parnassus ("Balkan Peninsula")
Preveza regional unit ("Balkan Peninsula")
Trikala regional unit ("Balkan Peninsula")
locatedOn
Croatia ("Balkan Peninsula")
Croatia ("Southeastern Europe")
Naissus
Pindus Mountains ("Balkan Peninsula")
Pirin Mountains ("Balkan Peninsula")
Rhodope Mountains ("Balkan Peninsula")
Rila Mountains ("Balkan Peninsula")
Salonika
Thrace
partOf
Croatian Air Force (WWII) ("Southeast Europe")
Croatian Air Force (WWII)
Eastern Romance ("Balkan Peninsula")
Judezmo
Ottoman Empire
Royal Yugoslav Army
Yugoslav military coup of 27 March 1941
historicalRegion
Balkan Mountains ("Southeastern Europe")
Lake Dojran ("Balkan Peninsula")
Podgorica
Pristina
Romania ("Southeastern Europe")
Romania ("Balkan Peninsula")
Strait of Otranto
locatedInRegion
Balkan Latin
Balkan Turkish
Eastern Romance ("the Balkans")
Proto-Albanian ("Balkan Peninsula")
Vlach language
vlaheşte
spokenIn
Albanians
Bulgarians ("Southeastern Europe")
Bulgarians ("Balkan Peninsula")
Mespilus ("southeastern Europe")
Vlach (Aromanian people)
nativeTo
Christianization of the Balkans ("Balkan Peninsula")
Christianization of the Balkans ("Southeastern Europe")
Late Bronze Age
World War II forced migrations
hasLocation
Croats
Croats ("Southeastern Europe")
Ottoman Turkish ("the Balkans")
South Slavs
primaryRegion
Bosnia and Herzegovina ("Southeastern Europe")
Greece
Montenegro ("Southeastern Europe")
North Macedonia ("Southeast Europe")
subregion
Church Slavonic
Cyrillic script ("Southeastern Europe")
Ottoman lira ("Rumelia")
hyperpyron
usedInRegion
South Slavs ("Southeast Europe")
Turks
Vlach of Istria
culturalRegion
Eastern Romance ("Southeastern Europe")
South Slavic languages
South Slavic languages ("Southeastern Europe")
geographicDistribution
Balkans ("Western Balkans")
Balkans ("Eastern Balkans")
Balkans ("Central Balkans")
hasSubregion
Domobranstvo
Italian Co-Belligerent Army
Operational Groups
theaterOfOperations
Alexander Löhr
Alexander Löhr ("Southeast Europe")
hasActivityIn
Christianization of the Balkans ("Byzantine Balkans")
Radical Reformation
hasMainRegion
Commander-in-Chief South
Roman army
operatedIn
Treaty of Bucharest (1913)
Treaty of Bucharest (1913) ("Southeastern Europe")
regionAffected
Mevleviyya
Omar Pasha
regionOfActivity
Anatolia
Asia Minor
separatedFrom
Eastern Mediterranean ("Balkan Peninsula")
adjacentTo
Mediterranean Allied Air Forces
areaOfOperations
Slavic languages
areSpokenIn
Sephardi-Mizrahi prayer rite
associatedWithRegion
Lefkada ("Balkan Peninsula (cultural region)")
belongsTo
Eastern Europe ("Southeastern Europe")
borderedBy
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
broadcastArea
Russo-Turkish Wars
conflictRegion
Eurasia ("Balkan Peninsula")
contains
Eastern Europe
containsSubregion
Via Egnatia ("Balkan Peninsula")
crosses
Gagauz ("Balkan")
culturalInfluences
Sephardi Jews
dispersedTo
Ottoman Empire ("Southeast Europe")
dominantIn
Vlach (Aromanian people)
ethnicGroupOf
Murad I
expandedTerritoryIn
Ottoman Army
garrisonedIn
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
geographicCenter
Byzantine architecture
geographicRegion
Ottoman architecture
geographicScope
Balkan Mountains ("Balkan Peninsula")
givesNameTo
Sultan of the Ottoman Empire ("the Balkans")
governedTerritory
Sephardic music
hasGeographicDistribution
Eastern Question
hasGeographicFocus
Late Antiquity
hasMajorRegion
Islamic world
hasRegion
Indo-European language family ("Indo-European Sprachbunds")
hasSubfamily
Bojaxhiu
hasUsageRegion
Rila Mountains ("Balkan Peninsula")
highestMountainOf
Musala
highestPointOf
Romaniote Jews
historicalCenter
Ladino (Judeo-Spanish)
historicallySpokenIn
Thracians
inhabitedRegion
Eastern Question ("Balkan states")
involves
University of Belgrade ("the Balkans")
isOneOfOldestUniversitiesIn
Strait of Otranto ("Balkan Peninsula")
locatedBetween
Thracians ("Southeast Europe")
locatedInThePast
Sons of the Eagle
mainSubject
Roma Education Fund ("Southeastern Europe")
operatesIn
Croatian Air Force (WWII)
operationalTheater
Zmaj Fizir FP-2 ("Southeast Europe")
originRegion
Morea ("Balkan Peninsula")
partOfRegion
Licinius
placeOfBirth
Salonika
portServes
Naqshbandi ("the Balkans")
presentIn
Horahane Roma
primaryRegions
Yugoslav Royal Air Force
primaryTheater
Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points
regionAddressed
Serbia ("Balkan region")
regionalOrganizationMembership
Americas and Europe Division ("South-Eastern Europe")
regionCovered
Coat of arms of Albania
regionOfCountry
Titoism
regionOfInfluence
Bayezid I
regionRuled
Central European Free Trade Agreement ("Southeast Europe")
regionServed
Romanians
relatedToRegion
Adriatic Sea ("Balkan Peninsula")
separates
Sons of the Eagle
settingRegion
Balto-Slavic languages
spokenInRegion
Komnenos dynasty
territorialExtent
Achaemenid Empire
territoryExtent
Roman Empire
territoryIncludes
Battle of Belgrade (1717) ("Southeast Europe")
theatre
Waffen-SS
theatreOfOperations
Xoraxane Roma
traditionallyFoundIn
Common Albanian ("Balkan Peninsula")
usedIn
Hanafi school
widelyFollowedIn
Nicolás Bobadilla
workLocation

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