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• The newly formed Project on Ethnic Relations has also sponsored a study focusing on Turks, Gypsies, and Pomaks (Bulgarian-speaking Moslems) by Ivan Ilchev and Duncan Perry, "Bulgarian Ethnic Groups: Politics and Perceptions. ...
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• In 1984 the Bulgarian government undertook the "Revival Campaign" during which the country's ethnic Turks were forced to adopt Bulgarian names. ... The persecution of the Turkish minority is documented in three publications of Helsinki Watch, Destroying Ethnic Identity: The Turks of Bulgaria (June, 1986), Destroying Ethnic Identity: The Turks of Bulgaria - An Update (September 1987), and Destroying Ethnic Identity: The Expulsion of the Bulgarian Turks (October 1989). ...
• Bulgarian Turks demanding the resignation of the Grand Mufti for collaboration with the Communists.
• Among the basic works on the Macedonian Question that are recognized for scholarly objectivity are: Elizabeth Barker, Macedonia: Its Place in Balkan Power Politics (London: Royal Institute of Foreign Affairs, 1950), which covers the diplomatic background; Duncan Perry, The Politics of Terror: The Macedonian Liberation Movements, 1893-1903 (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1988) on internal developments; and the remarkable Maps and Politics: A Review of the Ethnographic Cartography of Macedonia (Liverpool: University Press, 1951) that surveys two centuries of opinion on the ethnic identity of the Macedonians. ...
• The recent schism in the Bulgarian Church, which has ended with the defeat of those who wished to remove the Communist-era leaders, is described in Janice Brown, "The Bulgarian Orthodox Church Schism," Religion in Eastern Europe (January 6, 1993). ...
• The "place" of women in Bulgarian society is examined in historical perspective by Maria Todorova in "Historical Tradition and Transformation in Bulgaria: Women's Issues or Feminist Issues? Journal of Women's History (Winter 1994). A survey of current studies of Bulgarian women may be found in Roumiana Slabakova, "Research on Women in Bulgaria: The Hard Way into the Future," Women's Studies Quarterly (Fall 1992). Nora Annanieva, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party's parliamentary group, and Evka Razvitzorova present a rather optimistic picture of an expanding role for women in Bulgaria's government in "Women in State Administration in the Peoples' sic Republic of Bulgaria," Women in Politics (1991, No. ... , Women in the Politics of Postcommunist Eastern Europe (Armonk, NY: M. ...
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• Catching the Entente by surprise, Bulgarian forces pushed the Serbs out of Macedonia and into Albania and occupied part of Greek Macedonia by mid-1916. British, French, and Serbian troops landed at Salonika and stopped the Bulgarian advance, but the Entente's holding operation in Greece turned into a war of attrition lasting from late 1916 well into 1917. ... Bulgarian and German forces pushed the poorly prepared Romanians northward and took Bucharest in December 1916. ...
• Once the Bulgarian advance into Romania and Greece halted, conditions at the front deteriorated rapidly and political support for the war eroded. ... By 1917 the military stalemate and poor living conditions combined with news of revolution in Russia to stir large-scale unrest in Bulgarian society. ... Bolshevik antiwar propaganda was widely distributed in Bulgaria, and Russian and Bulgarian soldiers began fraternizing along the Moldavian front. In December 1917, Dimitur Blagoev, founder and head of the Social Democratic Party, led a meeting of 10,000 in Sofia, demanding an end to the war and overthrow of the Bulgarian government. ...
• The government position weakened further when the Treaty of Bucharest, which divided the territory of defeated Romania among the central powers, left part of the disputed Romanian territory of Dobruja outside Bulgarian control. ... By September the Bulgarian army was thoroughly demoralized by antiwar propaganda and harsh conditions. ...
• The immediate cause of social upheaval ended with the armistice, but shortages and discontent with the Bulgarian government continued. ...
• The treaty limited the postwar Bulgarian Army to a small volunteer force; Yugoslavia, Romania, and Greece were to receive reparations in industrial and agricultural goods; and the victorious Allies were to receive monetary reparations for the next thirty-seven years. ...

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• Turkish Parliamentary Delegation Received By Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister And President.
• Bulgaria's NATO and European Union (EU) membership and recent situation of bilateral relations were taken up in the meeting between the delegation and Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister Plamen Panayotov. ...
• Panayotov thanked Turkey for its support to Bulgaria's NATO membership and stated that the Bulgarian parliament and government would continue its efforts to further improve cooperation with Turkey. ...
• Noting that there were not any problems between Turkey and Bulgaria, Panayotov said that Turkish-Bulgarian relations could constitute an example for other neighboring countries. ...
• Parliamentarians later met with Bulgarian Parliament Speaker Ognyan Gerdjikov. ...
• The delegation later visited Bulgarian State Television and received information from the team preparing news in Turkish. ...
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• SIMEON COMES UP SHORT The new Bulgarian premier does not appear to be fulfilling his pre-election pledges. By Anthony Georgieff in Sofia Barely months after he first declared his intention to 'get involved' in politics, former Bulgarian king Simeon II has become the first deposed monarch ever to be elected prime minister in his former kingdom. Domestic and international observers who had openly wondered how the 64-year-old businessman, who speaks an accurate but quaint form of Bulgarian, could achieve his aim of 'bringing Bulgaria into the 21st Century' got their comeuppance in June when voters awarded his national movement a landslide victory. ... His star continues to rise: by the time his government was sworn in on July 24, some pollsters put his popularity rating 77 per cent ahead of anyone else in Bulgarian politics. ... Having advocated a 'new morality' in politics, his government includes some shady figures connected to what is popularly dubbed the 'domestic Mafia'. ... Few have any experience of politics. ... Simeon's deputy is a member of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, the heir to the communists, who rigged the 1947 referendum abolishing the monarchy in Bulgaria. ... On July 24, he swore allegiance to the Bulgarian republican constitution, but did not say whether this spelt the end of any monarchist ambitions he might have. ...

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• Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 12:23:14 +0200 Subject: stop-war! Poisonous Politics - Bulgaria From: (Janet M Eaton) Organization: FLORA Community WEB Date: 27 Jul 1999 09:22:54 -0400 "After the end of the war, when the Timok river flowed black, dragging along dead fish and a poisonous stench, the environmental ministry finally confessed that there were ecological consequences after all. ... FYI, je =================================== Poisonous Politics 26 July 1999 By Emil Spahiiski, journalist with the Sofia daily Sega. ... That case of cross-border pollution marked a turning point in Bulgarian public debate over the consequences of the war in Kosovo. ... For more than a week after the explosion, Bulgarian politicians failed to warn the public about the risks. ... Residents of the northern Bulgarian city of Lovech reported dead birds falling from the sky. ... But the environment ministry still insisted that there was no pollution at all, while the environmental sciences department of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAN) declared that Bulgaria faced no environmental threat as a result of the bombing. ... Bulgarian authorities blamed none other than the Yugoslav government. ...

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• "Depending on the attitudes and spirits of the assessor, Bulgarian political landscape can be seen as a fascinating story of continued intrigue; as a disjointed sequence of poorly planned and mostly reactionary events; as a passive-aggressive battle for establishment and the ability to be heard; as a desperate struggle for power; as an example of climbing to the top not by being worthy but making competitors look even worse; or as a struggle for offices that, by and in themselves, are much more important than the opportunity to serve people, which is offered to those who take the office. ... The life of a Bulgarian political party is a strange combination of leapfrogging and musical chairs. Even the task of identifying participants in Bulgarian politics is practically impossible. ... The approach, ?If is sounds like NMS2, looks like NMS2, and reads like NMS2, it is NMS2?, does not work in Bulgarian politics. The inability (regardless of the causes and motifs) of the leading Bulgarian political parties to establish a reasonably stable and structured political landscape and the continued realignment and reshaping of political coalitions result in the environment where minority parties accumulate unjustifiably high power potential, exert significant political influence, and assert controlling presence in the National Assembly. ... The Bulgarian political world of shifting sand prohibits development of strong and committed political followings. ...

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• In the 19th century, Bulgarian nationalists began to organise, noting the decline of the Ottoman Empire and in expectation of eventual independence. Following an uprising in 1876, Bulgarian volunteer forces, with strong Russian support, defeated the Turks and were able to establish an independent state under the terms of the Treaty of San Stefano in 1878. ... The most important developments were the emergence of a strong socialist movement and the politicisation of the rural population, organised around the Bulgarian Agrarian Union. King Ferdinand was the dominant figure in Bulgarian politics up to World War I, although was discredited thereafter, due to his support for the Germans. ... The Front, dominated by the Bulgarian Communist Party, took 70 per cent of the vote in a national plebiscite. ... The first multi-party elections for 44 years were held in June 1990; the ruling Communists had restyled themselves the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), and won an absolute majority in the 400-seat National Assembly. ... But in 2001, Bulgarian politics were turned upside down by the former King Simeon II, who had not only returned to his former realm (to a rapturous welcome after 50 years in exile, in 1996) but set up a political party modestly entitled Simeon The Second National Movement. The ex-monarch evidently struck a chord with the Bulgarian people and, in June 2001, the Movement won a resounding victory at the National Assembly elections. ... The old two-party mould that dominated Bulgarian politics throughout the 1990s has been fractured but not completely broken – the BSP’s Georgi Parvanov won the latest presidential election in 2001. ... Having successfully avoided significant involvement in the post-Yugoslavian imbroglio – a major worry for successive Bulgarian governments – the government is now concentrating upon a ‘national strategy’ of securing EU and NATO membership. ...

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• This snobbishness is repulsive on many grounds, not the least of which is that the study of Bulgarian history and politics can teach us some important lessons. ...
• As Chapter 1 notes, Melone's interest in Bulgaria was stimulated by visits by Bulgarian scholars to Southern Illinois during the 1980s. This led to his participation in a Bulgarian-American Law Conference there in 1991 and to a sabbatical semester there in 1993. Chapter 2 starts with several pages providing a thumbnail sketch of Bulgarian history between 1878, when the Russians liberated the country from the Turks, to the end of 1989. ... Between the mid-1950s and the end of 1989 the Communist dictator was Todor Zhivkov, a Stalinist who built concentration camps and forced ethnic Turks to adopt Bulgarian names. ... Zhivkov was no fan of Gorbachev, but many younger members of the Bulgarian Communist Party (BCP) were. ...
• A considerable portion of these chapters consists of excerpts from more than 15 interviews that Melone conducted with various participants in the Roundtable and with other figures influential in Bulgarian politics. ...
• Melone then inserts comments by a Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) professor of constitutional law, who claims that much of the impetus for the .
• He tells of the violent small-scale vendettas that had plagued Bulgarian politics since the end of the First World War and of his epiphany that these had to cease and that political opposition had to be tolerated.
• His explanations are unconvincing though, as Melone points out, the MRF has played an important role in Bulgarian political contests beginning as early as the June, 1990 elections, the first ones after the collapse of the Communist dictatorship. ...
• He successfully backs up this thesis with post-Communist Bulgarian examples. ...
• Bulgarian leaders of all factions to have their country join the European Union and NATO. ...
• Thus it would be unfair to criticize him for not spending more time on the rights provisions in the Bulgarian Constitution. ...

• In the 19th century, Bulgarian nationalists began to organise, noting the decline of the Ottoman empire and in expectation of eventual independence. Following an uprising in 1876, Bulgarian volunteer forces, with strong Russian support, defeated the Turks and in 1878 were able to establish an independent state under the terms of the Treaty of San Stefano. ... The most important developments were the emergence of a strong socialist movement, and the politicisation of the rural population, organised around the Bulgarian Agrarian Union. King Ferdinand was the dominant figure in Bulgarian politics up to World War I, but was discredited thereafter due to his support for Germans. ...
• The Front, dominated by the Bulgarian Communist Party, took 70 per cent of the vote in a national plebiscite. ...
• The first multi-party elections for 44 years were held in June 1990; the ruling Communists had restyled themselves the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), and won an absolute majority in the 400-seat National Assembly. ...
• But in 2001, Bulgarian politics were turned upside down by the former King Simeon II, who had not only returned to his former realm (in 1996, to a rapturous welcome, after 50 years in exile) but set up a political party modestly entitled Simeon The Second National Movement. The ex-monarch evidently struck a chord with the Bulgarian people and, in June 2001, the Movement won a resounding victory at the National Assembly elections. ... However, the old two-party mould that dominated Bulgarian politics throughout the 1990s is no more. ...
• Having successfully avoided significant involvement in the Yugoslavian imbroglio – a major worry for successive Bulgarian governments – the government is now able to concentrate upon a ‘national strategy’ for securing membership of the European Union and, more controversially, of NATO. ...

• Specificity of the Bulgarian Authoritarian Tradition.
• Through non-democratic means and political manipulations, the Bulgarian monarch ultimately succeeded in subverting the Constitution. ...
• (With the exception of the purely Bulgarian phenomenon: the Bulgarian Agrarian National Union, BANU Bulgarian acronym: BZNS , which has tried to build a modern agrarian state. ... The failure of parties left two real factors with almost impeccable public authority and prestige on the Bulgarian political scene: the army and the King. ...
• Another important fact was also conducive to the officer corps' active involvement in politics. The Bulgarian Army and its command elite enjoyed very high public confidence throughout society. ...
• Even the very start of modernization of Bulgarian society saw the emergence of a quite dangerous configuration in the political sphere. ...
• The logic was all too clear: if politicians could not make politics, let the officers try. We believe this explains why ordinary Bulgarians did not react in either a spontaneous or organized way to officers' intervention in national politics. ...
• Furious, the Bulgarian public blamed the defeat in the wars on the monarch and the governments. Paradoxically, despite the defeat suffered in the Balkan wars and World War I, the ordinary Bulgarian did not blame the army. On the contrary, no one ever doubted that the army and army command had honourably defended the Bulgarian national cause. ...
• Consistently and step by step, Bulgarian society thus fostered the illusion in the officer corps that officers and only officers were capable - with "a strong arm" - to solve the problems of the state in both the political and socio-economic spheres. ...
• At the same time, work started on a new Bulgarian Constitution, strongly influenced foremost by the ideas and political practice of Italian fascism. ...
• Bulgarian society had thus exhausted all models of public state government in a very brief historical period of time. ...
• That is precisely what the Bulgarian monarch did not want as a practice in Bulgarian politics - the bitter memories of the two national disasters, the Second Balkan and the First World War, were all too vivid. ... Notably, however, despite this flagrant violation of the Constitution, the Bulgarian economy flourished. ...

•   BULGARIAN .
• Adopted a declaration stating: “ BSDP is alive and no institution can remove it from the Bulgarian political life”; .
• POLITICAL DECLARATION: BSDP IS ALIVE AND NO INSTITUTION CAN REMOVE IT FROM THE BULGARIAN POLITICAL LIFE .
• Considering the undertaken persistent actions of Georgi Anastasov, chairman of the Party of the Bulgarian Social Democrats, and the leadership of this party to discredit the goals and the commitments of the BSDP, a party that has 112 years old history, in front of our sister parties in the SI;  .
• Standing decisively against the intrusive notion that the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party does not exists anymore, and it has been replaced and exists under the name of Party of the Bulgarian Social Democrats;  .
• Expressing our astonishment from the fact that some clerks at the SI removed with ease the name of the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party from the members’ list displayed on the official SI web site. And in the list has been placed the name of the newly constituted (12, December 2002) Party of Bulgarian Social Democrats without verifying the current state of affairs, here in Bulgaria; .
• BSDP IS ALIVE AND NO INSTITUTION CAN REMOVE IT FROM THE BULGARIAN POLITICAL LIFE .
• BSDP states and defends the leading economical tendency in the society development in its politics. ...
• Its position on the Bulgarian political scene is a moderate central left, reformation political party. ...

• Thirteen studies on Bulgarian politics and culture focus on nationalism, international relations, and historiography. Pundeff clarifies and reinterprets major problems which Bulgarian historians and historians of Bulgaria have treated from a different perspective than that of traditional American Eastern European scholarship.

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• History Official language Bulgarian The Bulgars, a Central Asian Turkic Capital Sofia tribe, merged with the local Slavic President Georgi Parvanov inhabitants in the late 7th century to form the first Bulgarian state. ... During 1912 and 1913 Ê- Recognised March 3, 1878 it became involved in the Balkan Wars, September 22, 1908 a series of conflicts with its Currency Lev neighbours, during which Bulgarian Time zone UTC +2 territory varied in size. During World War I and later World War II, Bulgaria Mila Rodino found itself fighting on the losing National anthem (Bulgarian: Dear side. ... Politics The president of Bulgaria is directly elected for a 5-year term with the right to one re-election. ... The Bulgarian unicameral parliament, the National Assembly or Narodno Sabranie, consists of 240 deputies who are elected for 4-term stretches by popular vote. ... The Bulgarian climate is temperate, with cold, damp winters and hot, dry mediterranean summers. ... Economy Bulgaria's economy contracted dramatically after 1989 with the loss of the Soviet market, to which the Bulgarian economy had been closely tied. ... In addition, UN sanctions against Yugoslavia and Iraq took a heavy toll on the Bulgarian economy. ... While economic forecasts for 2002 and 2003 predict continued growth in the Bulgarian economy, the government still faces high unemployment and low standards of living. ...

• With the revival of a Bulgarian literature glorifying the history of the country, in the latter half of the 18th century and the early part of the 19th century, Bulgarian nationalism became a powerful movement. In 1876 the Bulgarians revolted against the Ottomans, but were quelled; in reprisal, the Ottomans massacred an estimated 30,000 Bulgarian men, women, and children. ...
• Modern writers include Bulgarian-born Elias Canetti, who won the 1981 Nobel Prize for literature. Other outstanding 20th-century Bulgarian artists include Christo, a Bulgarian-born avant-garde artist noted for his technique of wrapping buildings, monuments, and landscape features, who now lives in the United States.
• Traditional Bulgarian music includes folk songs and choral plain chants in the Greek mode for church services. ...
• In April 2001 Bulgaria's former king, Simeon II, reentered Bulgarian politics by creating a political organization that promised to improve living standards and combat political corruption. ...
• XenoMusic’s extensive database of Bulgarian music.
• Bulgarian-American Cultural Elite.
• Bulgarian-American Cultural Exchange.
• Bulgarian-American Enterprise Fund.
• Bulgarian Americans United.
• Bulgarian Club at MIT.
• edu/bulgarian/ .
• Bulgarian DC Society.
• The Bulgarian - Macedonian National Educational and Cultural Centre.
• Harvard Bulgarian Club.

•  Bulgaria > Politics.
•  Directory > Regional > Countries > Bulgaria > Government > Politics .
• Web Directory: Bulgarian Political Resources .
• Bulgarian Socialist Party - in Bulgarian. ...
• Union of Democratic Forces - in Bulgarian.

• BULGARIAN INDEPENDENCE.
• When the Greeks revolted against Turkish rule in 1821, Bulgarian towns provided money and soldiers. ... In spite of Bulgarian sympathy for national liberation movements nearby, and although the ideals of those movements permeated the Balkans from 1804 on, the anarchy of the early 1800s confined expression of Bulgarian national feeling primarily to the cultural realm until the 1860s.
• Petur Beron, a member of the Bulgarian emigrant community in Romania, published the first primer in colloquial Bulgarian. His book also explained a new system of secular education to replace the outdated precepts of monastery pedagogy, and Beron's suggestions strongly influenced the development of Bulgarian education in the nineteenth century. ... Under direction of the monk Neofit Rilski, it was the first school to teach in Bulgarian. ... Forming a cosmopolitan intelligentsia, they diversified and expanded Bulgarian schools in the following decades. ...
• In 1840 the Russian government began awarding grants for Bulgarian students to study in Russia. ...
• Parallel with educational advancement, Bulgarian book printing advanced substantially after 1830. Before that date only seventeen original Bulgarian titles had been printed; but by mid-century, printing had replaced manuscript copying as the predominant means of distributing the written word. The first periodical was printed in Bulgarian in 1844, beginning an outpouring of mostly ephemeral journals through the nineteenth century. ... Most Bulgarian-language periodicals printed within the empire came from Constantinople, showing the cultural importance of that city to the Bulgarian National Revival. After 1850 Bulgarian émigré periodicals, supporting a wide variety of political views toward the national independence movement, played a vital role in stimulating Bulgarian political consciousness. ...
• In the mid-1800s, a number of cultural and charitable organizations founded in Constantinople supported and directed Bulgarian national institutions that resisted Ottoman and Greek influence. ...
• The Bulgarian National Revival also stimulated the arts in the nineteenth century. Dobri Chintulov wrote the first poetry in modern Bulgarian in the 1840s, pioneering a national literary revival that peaked in the 1870s. ... Bulgarian wood-carving and church singing assumed the forms that survive today.

• She has also expertise in politics of Central Africa. ...
• (anticipated 2004) Anthology in Comparative Politics. (1016 pages, in Bulgarian). ...
• Introduction to Bulgarian Reader (8 pages, in Bulgarian). ... Ethnic Conflict in World Politics. ...
• Living in Irrational Times, Expecting a Conservative Admonition: Reflections on the Freudian Psychoanalysis and Relevant Post-Modern Theories (23 pages, in Bulgarian). ...
• Introduction to Bulgarian Reader (15 pages, in Bulgarian). ...
• Bulgaria’s Electoral Statistics, 1879-1934 (20 pages, in English and Bulgarian languages). ... In Anthology in Comparative Politics, (2004). ...
• The Feminist Movement in Switzerland: the Issue of Women’s Enfranchisement (56 pages, in English and Bulgarian languages). ... In Anthology in Comparative Politics, (2004). ...
• The German Parliamentarism within the System of "Kanzlerdemokratie" (70 pages, in Bulgarian). ...
• (70 pages, in English and Bulgarian languages). ...
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