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Lazar Madzharov (Bulgarian: Лазар Маджаров) was a
Bulgarian teacher,
revolutionary and
member of the
Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO)...
- The town was
named after the
Thracian Bulgarian revolutionary Dimitar Madzharov (1882–1949). Its name
before 1912 was
Yatadzhik (Turkish: Yatacık or Yatakçık...
- ISBN 978-1-5386-5541-2, S2CID 52285213,
retrieved September 12, 2021
Madzharov,
Nikolay D.; Nemkov,
Valentin S. (January 2017). "Technological inductive...
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Khristo Madzharov (born 28
March 1943) is a
Bulgarian biathlete. He
competed in the 20 km
individual event at the 1976
Winter Olympics. Evans, Hilary;...
- the country's
former allies. A
friendly gesture was made when
Mihail Madzharov,
Dimitar Stanchov and
Radko Dimitriev (who were well
known for
their pro-Entente...
- the
Adrianopolitan revolutionary leadership –
Stamat Ikonomov,
Lazar Madzharov and
Hristo Silyanov – in the
village of
Golyamo Kokorafi. They agreed...
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original (PDF) on 6
October 2016.
Retrieved 1 May 2016. Bruninx, Kenneth;
Madzharov, Darin; Delarue, Erik; D'haeseleer,
William (2013). "Impact of the German...
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August 2023.
Event occurs at 1:45.
Retrieved 21
August 2023 – via YouTube.
Madzharov,
Velizar (19
August 2023). "Нургюл Салимова мечтае за топ 10 в шахмата...
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revolutionary and
National Hero
Vasil Levski Madzharovo –
revolutionary Dimitar Madzharov (1882–1949)
Momchilgrad –
medieval Bulgarian ruler Momchil Nikola Kozlevo...
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scientist Simeon Idakiev (1941 –),
journalist and
adventurer Georgi Madzharov (1870 – 1923),
educationalist Zlatan Bojkiev (1822 – ?), revolutionary...
