Balkan

Balkan inggih punika nami sajarah lan nami geografis kanggé nedahaken satunggiling tlatah ing Éropah Kidul-wétan. Tlatah punika wiyaripun antawis 550,000 km² kanthi padunung kinten-kinten of 55 yuta. Nami saking basa Yunani kanggé tlatah Ujung Balkan inggih punika Ujung Haemus (Χερσόνησος του Αίμου, Chersónisos tou Aímou). Tlatah punika mendhet nami saking Gunung Balkan ingkang mujur saking Bulgaria tengah dumugi tlatah Serbia wétan.

Garis saking titik paling lèr Adriatic dumugi titik paling lèr Seganten Cemeng ( Black Sea )

Peta Etnik Balkan sebelum Perang Balkan I.

Ujung Balkan peninsula (Miturut Garis Danube-Sava-Kupa)

Peta Pulitik Balkan

Definisi lan wates

Ujung Balkan

Tlatah Balkan dipun hubungaken déning toya saking tigang sisi, inggih punika : Seganten Cemeng utawi Black Sea ing sisih wétan, lan cabang saking Seganten Mediterania utawi Mediterranean Sea ing sisih kidul lan kilèn ( klebet seganten Adriatik, seganten Ionian, seganten Aegean lan seganten Marmara ).

Balkan

Idhèntitas Balkan dipun dominasi déning posisi geografinipun; sacara historis tlatah punika minangka dalan simpang saking rupi-rupi budaya. Dados pepanggihan antawis Basa Latin lan Basa Yunani rikala jaman Kakaisaran Romawi, dados tujuan mlebetipun bangsa Pagan Slavs, tlatah ingkang dados patemonipun agami Kristen Orthodox lan Katulik, ugi dados titik patemon antawis agami Islam lan Kristen, lan minangka tujuan tumrap pengungsi Yahudi wekdal mangsa Inquisition.

Balkan sapunika dados tlatah ingkang gadhah werni-werni lan bènten-bènten basa etnik, dados papan kanggé basa-basa Basa Slavik, Basa Romawi, lan Basa Turki, ugi Basa Yunani, Basa Albania, lan sanèsipun. Miturut sajarah kathah ètnik sanès kanthi basanipun piyambak-piyambak ingkang dumunung wonten ing tlatah punika, antawisipun :ètnik Celts, Illyrians, Romawi Kuno, Avars, Vlachs, lan rupi-rupi sukubangsa saking Jerman.

Kontroversi

Tapel wates lèr Ujung Balkan biasanipun arupi garis ingkang katarik saking Kali Danube, Sava lan Kali Kupa, lan satunggiling segmen ingkang ngubungaken mata air Kali Kupa kaliyan Lempongan Kvarner.

Definisi sanès bab wates lèr Ujung Balkan sampun dipun usulaken::

• Garis Danube - Sava - Krka River - Postojnska Vrata - Vipava River - Soča)
• Garis Danube - Sava - Ljubljansko polje - Idrijca - Soča
• Garis Dniester - Timişoara - Zagreb - Triglav
• Garis Trieste - Odessa (Trieste-Odessa line) [1]
• Garis Lempongan Trieste - Ljubljana - Sava - Danube ([2])

Definisi Ingkang Umum Wayah Punika

Wonten ing sadhéngah negari Kilèn, negari-negari ingkang dipun anggep kalebet Balkan inggih punika:

• Albania
• Bosnia-Herzegovina
• Bulgaria
• Kroasia
• Montenegro
• Yunani
• Makedonia
• Serbia
• Turki, nanging namung Turki bagéan Éropah (sacara tradisional dipun wastani Rumelia utawi Thrace wétan)

Sawetawis negari ingkang kala-kala ugi dipun lebetaken tlatah Balkan:

• Moldova
• Rumania
• Slowakia

Negari-negari Ingkang Magepokan

Negari sanès ingkang boten klebet Balkan naging caket lan gadhah prabawa ageng dumateng geopulitik, budaya lan sajarah Balkan antawisipun:

• Austria (pirsani : Austria-Hungary, : Assassination in Sarajevo)
• Siprus (pirsani : Cyprus Dispute)
• Hongaria (pirsani : Austria-Hungary)
• Italia (see : Triest lan : History of the Venetian Republic)
• Rusia (pirsani : History of Serbia)

Organisasi Regional

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Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA)      members      former members, joined the EU	Central European Initiative (CEI) member states
Southeast European Cooperative Initiative (SECI)      members      observers

Ugi pirsani Black Sea Regional organizations

Padunung lan komposisi miturut kebangsaan lan agami

Bangsa-bangsa ingkang dumunung wonten ing Balkan utaminipun:

• Romanians (22 yuta)
• Greeks (10.5 yuta)
• Turks (10 yuta)
• Serbs (8.5 yuta)
• Bulgarians (6.6 yuta)
• Albanians (6 yuta)
• Croats (4.5 yuta)
• Bosniacs (2 yuta)
• Slovenes (2 yuta)
• Macedonians (1.3 yuta)
• Montenegrins (0.3 yuta)
• Sanèsipun (Roma, ...)

Agami ingkang kathah dipun anut ing tlatah Balkan inggih punika (Eastern Orthodox lan Katulik) Kristen lan Islam. Eastern Orthodox minangka agami utami ing:

• Bulgaria (Bulgarian Orthodox Church)
• Greece (Church of Greece)
• Republic of Macedonia (Serbian Orthodox Church and uncanonical Macedonian Orthodox Church)
• Montenegro (Serbian Orthodox Church and uncanonical Montenegrin Orthodox Church)
• Romania (Romanian Orthodox Church)
• Serbia (Serbian Orthodox Church)

Roman Catholicism minangka agami utami ing:

• Croatia
• Slovenia

Islam minangka agami utami ing:

• Albania
• Bosnia lan Herzegovina
• Turki

Réferènsi

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• : The Islamization of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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• South-East Europe Review
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• Balkan History by Steven W. Sowards
• SEEurope.net - news coverage on Southeastern Europe
• Southeast European Times
• The Centre for South East European Studies
• Balkans region: Oil and Gas Fact Sheet - United States Department of Energy Analysis Brief
• Balkans urged to curb trafficking - BBC
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