- Ivan
Dashev Radoev (also
spelled Iwan Radoew) (Bulgarian: Иван Дашев Радоев;
March 30, 1927, in Pordim,
Bulgaria – July 10, 1994) was a
lyrical poet and...
- (1932–33) Ivan
Radoev (1933)
Georgi Karaivanov (1934)
Rudolf Löwenfeld (1934–35) Ivan
Radoev (1936)
Kiril Yovovich (1936–37) Ivan
Radoev (1937–38) Dimitar...
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Chavdar Radev (Bulgarian: Чавдар Радев, born 5
April 1959) is a
Bulgarian rower. He
competed in the men's
single sculls event at the 1980
Summer Olympics...
- Ivan
Radoev (Bulgarian: Иван Радоев, 9
September 1901 – 4
August 1985) was a
Bulgarian footballer. He
competed in the men's
tournament at the 1924 Summer...
- (1937–1938)
Kostantin Maznikov (1938–1939) Ivan
Radoev (1939–1940)
Franz Köhler (1940–1941) Ivan
Radoev (1941–1942) Ivan
Batandzhiev (1943–1945) Todor...
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Dimitar Milev (1967–69) Ivan
Radoev (1969–70)
Kostadin Blagoev (1970)
Georgi Tsvetkov (1971)
Dimitar Milanov (1971) Ivan
Radoev (1971–72)
Nikola Kovachev...
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Borislav Asparuhov (1954)
Panayot Tanev (1955–59)
Borislav Milenov (1959) Ivan
Radoev (1959–64)
Anastas Kovachev (1964–65)
Manol Manolov (1965–66) Krum Milev...
- The Ivan
Radoev Dramatic Theatre (Bulgarian: Драматичен театър ”Иван Радоев”,
Dramatichen teatar ”Ivan
Radoev”) is a
theatre in Pleven, Bulgaria. Its edifice...
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Bulgarian artists, as well as
noted Western European art figures. The Ivan
Radoev Dramatic Theatre is the
centre of
theatrical life in Pleven. A
number of...
- doi:10.1016/j.jad.2013.07.016. ISSN 0165-0327. PMID 24084622. Dimkov,
Petar Radoev (2018-04-01). "The
Genius of
Creativity and the
Creativity of Genius: The...
