Bulgarian Historical Review / Revue Bulgare d’Histoire is a publication of the Institute for Historical Research at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.It was first published in 1973 as an organ of the then Unified Center for Science and Training of History Professionals at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. The first editor-in-chief (till 1990) was Dimitar Kossev and the editorial board included representatives of various scientific units - Mito Isusov and Virzhinia Paskaleva (deputy chief editors), L. Zhivkova, D. Angelov, At. Bozhkov, E. Buzhashki, V. Hadzhinikolov, Hr. Hristov, Y. Yotov, D. Mitchev, N. Todorov. In 1989, with the liquidation of the Unified Centers, it became the organ of the Institute of History at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (since 2010, the Institute for Historical Research) and in 1990 the editor-in-chief was M. Isusov (until 1995). After that the editorial board is headed successively by Radoslav Popov (1995-2002), Virzhinia Paskaleva (2003-2011), Iliya Todev (2012–2016). At present Daniel Vachkov is editor-in-chief, and the editorial board includes distinguished scientists from the Institute for Historical Research, specialists in medieval, modern and contemporary Bulgarian and world history, history of the Bulgarian revival and the Bulgarian national question, Ottomanists, demographers and others.

Over the years, Bulgarian Historical Review, designed from the outset not as a narrow-institute journal, but as a publication of the whole professional historical college, has been reflecting the scientific achievements of Bulgarian historians in the field of national, Balkan and world history. It contains original and summarizing articles in the sphere of political, economic and cultural history of the Bulgarian lands during the different ages in the development of humankind - Ancient history, Middle Ages, Modern history and Contemporary history. Thus, one of its main tasks is accomplished - to clarify the multilateral relations of the Bulgarians with the other peoples over the centuries in order to reveal the place and the role of Bulgaria in the development of human civilization. At the same time, Bulgarian historical themes become entangled in European and world history.

《保加利亚历史评论》是保加利亚科学院历史研究所的出版物。该书于1973年首次出版，当时是保加利亚科学院历史专业人员科学和培训统一中心的一个机构。第一任主编（直到1990年）是Dimitar Kossev，编辑委员会包括各科学单位的代表——Mito Isusov和Virzhinia Paskaleva（副主编）、L.Zhivkova、D.Angelov、At Bozhkov、E.Buzhashki、V.Hadzhinikolov、Hr.Hristov、Y.Yotov、D.Mitchev、N.Todorov。1989年，随着统一中心的清算，它成为保加利亚科学院历史研究所的机关报（自2010年以来，历史研究所），1990年，主编是M.Isusov（直到1995年）。此后，编辑委员会先后由拉多斯拉夫·波波夫（1995-2002）、维日尼娅·帕斯卡列娃（2003-2011）、伊利亚·托德夫（2012-2016）担任主席。目前，Daniel Vachkov担任主编，编辑委员会成员包括历史研究所的杰出科学家、中世纪、现代和当代保加利亚和世界历史、保加利亚复兴史和保加利亚民族问题的专家、奥斯曼主义者、人口学家等。

多年来，《保加利亚历史评论》从一开始就不是一份狭隘的研究所期刊，而是作为整个专业历史学院的出版物，一直反映着保加利亚历史学家在国家、巴尔干和世界历史领域的科学成就。它包含了保加利亚土地在人类发展的不同时代——古代史、中世纪、现代史和当代史——的政治、经济和文化史领域的原创和总结文章。因此，其主要任务之一已经完成，即澄清保加利亚人与其他民族几个世纪以来的多边关系，以揭示保加利亚在人类文明发展中的地位和作用。与此同时，保加利亚的历史主题也纠缠在欧洲和世界历史中。

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