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Smyadovo (Bulgarian: Смядово,
pronounced [ˈsmʲadovo]; ISO
transliterated Smjadovo) is a town in
eastern Bulgaria, part of
Shumen Province. It is the administrative...
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Smyadovo Cove (Bulgarian: залив Смядово, romanized: zaliv
Smyadovo, IPA: [ˈzalif ˈsmʲadovo]) is a 900-meter wide cove
indenting for 850 m the west coast...
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central Bulgaria, at the foot of the
Balkan mountain range,
notably the
Smyadovo, Panagyurishte, and
Karlovo regions. "Karlovska lukanka" is a name protected...
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notably chemical weapons.
Chemical weapons production was
concentrated in
Smyadovo. As of 2016,
Bulgaria does not
possess any
weapons of m**** destruction...
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Smyadovo Muni****lity (Bulgarian: Община Смядово) is a muni****lity (obshtina) in
Shumen Province,
Northeastern Bulgaria,
located in the
vicinity of the...
- 194,090 inhabitants.
Shumen • Ka****han • Novi
Pazar •
Veliki Preslav •
Smyadovo •
Varbitsa •
Kaolinovo •
Hitrino •
Venets •
Nikola Kozlevo Muni****lities...
- Rish (Bulgarian: Риш Riš) is a
village in
Smyadovo Muni****lity,
Shumen Province, Bulgaria, with a po****tion of 604 as of 2019.
According to the 2011...
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Yankovo (Bulgarian: Янково) is a
village in
Eastern Bulgaria, part of the
Smyadovo muni****lity of
Shumen Province. It is
located on the
Kamchiya river. Yankovo...
- 2008: 120–174. M. Manov, "The ****enistic Tomb with Gr****
Inscription from
Smyadovo,
Bulgaria - Reconsidered,"
Journal of
Ancient History and
Archaeology 6/3...
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Alexandrina Miltcheva (born 27
November 1934, in
Smyadovo) is a
Bulgarian operatic mezzo-soprano.
After making her
debut at the
State Opera of
Varna as...
