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Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

St Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is the second-largest church on the Balkan Peninsula after the Cathedral of Saint Sava in Belgrade, Serbia. It is located in the centre of Sofia, Bulgaria.

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Who Owns the Past? : The Politics of Time in a ‘Model’ Bulgarian Village

Who Owns the Past? : The Politics of Time in a ‘Model’ Bulgarian Village

In Who Owns the Past? : The Politics of Time in a ‘Model’ Bulgaria Village, Deema Kaneff produces a useful study of politics and community life in rural Bulgaria.

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What’s On Around Bulgaria (Days of Japanese Culture in Bulgaria)

What’s On Around Bulgaria (Days of Japanese Culture in Bulgaria)

The Days of Japanese Culture in Bulgaria are an annual tradition, dating back to 1990. This autumn, the festivities are being held under the motto “50 Years Since the Renewal of Diplomatic Relations between Japan and Bulgaria”.

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Bulgaria, the Making of a Satellite

Bulgaria, the Making of a Satellite

Professor Nicola Dolapchiev’s Bulgaria, the Making of a Satellite won the competition and was released in 1971. The book is a historical study of the first ten years under Communist control.

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Tramspotting in Sofia

Tramspotting in Sofia

Trams are an easy and practical way to get around the city. Help us collect pictures of different tram lines, especially new and interesting ads.

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“Grandpa” Nikola Filipovski

“Grandpa” Nikola Filipovski

In 1856, a band of armed rebels under the command of Captain “Grandpa” Nikola Filipovski mounted a short-lived rebellion against the Ottoman Turks.

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Peter and Paul Monastery

Peter and Paul Monastery

The Saints Peter and Paul Monastery is one of 14 monasteries established around Veliko Tarnovo during the era of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom.

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Saeva Dupka Cave

Saeva Dupka Cave

Saeva Dupka Cave is a naturally occurring limestone karst cave with many interesting geologic features including stalactites, stalagmites, columns, ribbon and accordion formations. It is one of the most beautiful in Bulgaria

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In the Know (August 2009)

In the Know (August 2009)

Appearing before Parliament on July 27, 2009, incoming Prime Minister Boyko Borisov outlined the goals of his proposed government. He identified seven priorities…

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What’s On Around Bulgaria (August 2009)

What’s On Around Bulgaria (August 2009)

August is the month to escape from our regular routine, and there are events scattered all over the country to help us take our minds off of work.

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