See Main Page for a guide to all contents of all sections.
- Eastern European Countries
- Greece
- Romania [Moldavia/Wallachia/Transylvania]
- Bulgaria
- Hungary
- Poland
- Bohemia
- Russia
- Michael J. Quin: A Voyage Down the Danube, 1836 [At this Site]
- Greece
- The Treaty of London For Greek Independence, July 6, 1827, excerpts [At this Site]
- Charles K. Tuekerman: The Greeks of Today, 1878 [At this Site]
- Romania [Moldavia/Wallachia/Transylvania]
- Thomas Thorton: The Phanariots of Moldavia, 1809 [At this Site]Paul, Archdeacon of Aleppo: Wallachia in 1657 from The Travels of Macarius, Patriarch of Antioch [At this Site]
- Adam Neale: The Romanian Principalities, 1818 [At this Site]
- William MacMichael: The Court at Bucharest, 1819 [At this Site]
- Captain Spencer: The Perils of Travel through Moldavia, 1854 [At this Site]
- The Firman of Investiture of Prince Charles of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen as Prince of the United Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia, October 23, 1866 [At this Site]
- Andrew F. Crosse: The Transylvanian Germans, 1878 [At this Site]
- Bulgaria
- Zachary Stoyanoff: The Stara Zagora Uprising, 1875 [At this Site]
- Sir Edwin Pears: The Massacre of Bulgarians, 1876 [At this Site]
- Edward Dicey: Bulgarian Political Attitudes, 1894 [At this Site]
- Hungary
- A Magyar Folk-Tale: The Poor Man and the King of the Crows [At this Site]
- Jan Garay: The Pilgrim, A Magyar Tale [At this Site]
- Poland
- Bayard Taylor: The Salt Mines of Wieliczka, 1850 [At this Site]
- Jan Slomka: The Life of a Polish Peasant, c. 1900 [At this Site]
- Bohemia
- Theodor Vernaleken: The Dog and the Wolf, A Bohemian Folk-Tale [At this Site]
- Russia
- See under Russian Revolution, which includes documents on 19th century Russia.
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