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Petko Staynov (Bulgarian: Петко Стайнов;
December 1, 1896 in
Kazanlak – June 25, 1977) was a
Bulgarian composer and pianist. He
enriched the Bulgarian...
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return to Yugoslavia. At the
beginning of 1944,
Kimon Georgiev and
Petko Stainov, a
deputy close to Zveno,
attempted to
coordinate joint actions of the...
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Nations Organization, and for the
Bulgarians the
Foreign Minister Petko Stainov,
Finance Minister Petko Stoyanov, and
Nikola Petkov and
Dobri Terpeshev...
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Albena Petrovic-Vratchanska
Stefan Popov Anna-Maria Ravnopolska-Dean
Petko Stainov Dobrinka Tabakova Ralitsa Tcholakova Georgi Tutev Stefan Valdobrev Pancho...
- age of five, she
developed her
vocal skills as a
member of the “Petko
Stainov”
Choir Academy.
Ilieva graduated from the
Sofia High
School of Mathematics...
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first field work was
conducted in 1979.
Vasil Garnizov together with
Petko Stainov and
Angel Angelov introduces the
concept of ‘ethnopragmatism’
during the...
- the new government. On
October 28, in Moscow,
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Stainov signed an
Armistice with
representatives of the U.S., Britain, and the...
- Management) In 2003 he
became the
conductor of the
mixed Choir “Petko
Stainov” –
cultural house "Iskra", Kazanlak.[6] The
choir is a
leading ensemble...
- Werner-Srivastava;
Girjesh Govil; S. Gupta; M. Sharma-Kaune; S. Kuznetsov; G. -R.
Stainov;
Dieter G.
Weiss (June 2015). "On
education and
research in
neurology Part...
