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Bulgarian journalist. Flâneur. Posting a link or RT does NOT mean endorsement

Sofia Katılım Aralık 2008
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Kathimerini English Edition
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras formally re-entered the political realm Tuesday, heralding a new party named Greek Left Alliance (ELAS) that he said offers a “compass for a New Greece” and a “new patriotism inextricably linked to social justice.” ekathimerini.com/politics/13049…
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🇧🇬 #Bulgaria joined 🇺🇦, 🇪🇺 and 48 UN Member States in a stakeout condemning Russia’s intensified attacks against Ukraine’s civilians and civilian infrastructure and devastating strikes to the capital city of Kyiv. 1/2
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Има ли някакво правно регулиране на копаенето на биткойни? Подозирам, че комшиите го правят в мазето - интернетът съвсем заби, а общите сметки за вода скочиха неколкократно!
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@utilitaryan Eastern Roumelia was governed by ethnic Bulgarian Governors General. Aleko Pasha Bogoridi was the grandson of St. Sofronii Vrachanski, and Gavril Krastevich was a Bulgarian politician, historian and first translator of Benjamin Franklin into Bulgarian
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ᾶσχτ (âsht)@utilitaryan·
Of all the Balkan states formed after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, only Albania and Serbia were led by natives. Both were ruled by local houses that had risen from peasantry, farming, and at best minor provincial nobility to monarchs.
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@VitaRisate Когато Гена Димитрова пя там, цялата публика избухна в скандирания: "Ла Гена! Ла Гена!"
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Iris Apfel@VitaRisate·
Arena di Verona
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Първият български княз след Освобождението, Александър I Батенберг, е роден на 5 април 1857 г. във #Верона Това се случва, тъй като баща му (принц Александър фон Хесен-Дармщат) по това време е на военна служба в италианския град, който тогава е част от Австрийската империя.
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26 травня 1053 року народився Володимир Мономах Великий князь київський (1113—1125). Вперше взяв участь у військовому поході, коли йому було лише дванадцять років. Навчався в Оксфорді, де познайомився зі своєю майбутньою дружиною Гітою, донькою англійського короля Гарольда.
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The discussion about reading the Odyssey in college is surprising. Is it common not to read Homer's epics in secondary education at all? People from different countries, chime in. In Greece we read the Odyssey/Iliad in the 1st/2nd year of secondary education (ages ~11-13).
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@Based_BG Post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy
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Based Bulgarian 👑☦️🇧🇬👑
I don't trust Rumen Radev but ever since he became PM of Bulgaria🇧🇬: 1. Levski Sofia won the league⚽ 2. Bulgaria hosted the Giro d'Italia🚴🏻‍♂️ 3. Bulgaria won Eurovision 2026🎤 4. Bulgaria will host Eurovision 2027🎤 5. Sasha Vezenkov became Champion and MVP of the EuroLeague🏀 🤷🏻‍♂️
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The Times of Central Asia
Kazakhstan is increasingly reclaiming the legacy of the Golden Horde not as a distant empire, but as part of a deeper national narrative about statehood, identity, and the country’s place in Eurasian history. Read more about this from @RobertMCutler. timesca.com/kazakhstan-rec…
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An exception of the 1945 picture: the 50,000 Bulgarian Jews who survived the Shoah intact thanks to the efforts of the better part of the Bulgarian people. They spoke Bulgarian and Ladino (the Ashkenazi minority spoke Yiddish, of course). 90% of them made the Aliyah till 1948
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The attempt to revive the Bundism vs Zionism debate is frankly really bizarre. One of the main reasons why the Bundism vs Zionism debate ended in the 20th century is because the leaders of various European countries, from Antonescu to Hitler, killed pretty much all the Jewish Bundists, and the Zionists more or less survived it, and the Jews who survived the Holocaust all became Zionists, i.e. committed to the creation and maintenance of a Jewish state. The Bundists and Zionists placed different bets on how the 20th century would play out for European Jews. The Bundists bet that Europe would not become existentially inhospitable to Jewish life, and that instead European Jews could remain valued and safe members of European societies, especially by falling in with the prevailing trends of socialism and secularism, and that building a distinct Jewish collective identity in Europe would be compatible with all these changes. Fundamentally the bet was that European modernity would not prove incompatible with organised Jewish social and religious life. The Zionist bet (which you can read in Herzl's Die Judenstaat and in his published diaries) was that industrialisation, European nationalism and mass society would lead to the destruction of European Jewish life, and that the only option was to try and escape while there was still time, and create a state of their own where they could defend themselves. Herzl wrote in Die Judenstaat in 1896, "I cannot imagine what appearance and form this will take. Will it be expropriation by some revolutionary force from below? Will it be proscription by some reactionary force from above? Will they banish us? Will they kill us? I expect all these forms and others." By 1945, as a rule of thumb, Europe's Jews either spoke English (i.e. lived in the United States, Britain, or the Anglophone world) or they were Hebrew- and Yiddish-speaking Zionists in Israel (or Mandatory Palestine at the time).* Europe pretty much killed off all the rest. It's helpful to remember that what the Jews call the 'Righteous Among the Nations', i.e. those who risked their lives to save Jews from the continent-wide Holocaust, are notable in part because they were so few in number. That's why the debate over Bundism ended after the War: both groups placed their bets on what the 20th century would mean for European Jews, and it turned out that the Zionists were right and the Bundists were wrong, and the consequence is that the former survived and the latter mostly died. It was a very high-stakes and tragic bet! * The one exception to this are French Jews, but as usual it is the exception which proves the rule. About a third of French Jews are the descendents of the Jews of Algeria who had been there for over a thousand years, but fled to France when France ended its colonial rule over Algeria, since to remain behind under Arab rule would mean almost-certain death.

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Дали, ако питаме някои ученици кой е измислил нашата азбука, няма да ни отговорят "Светите братя Банга и Ранга"?
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В Одрин видях първообраза на "народните магазини" на Шиши: забулени булки се редят на опашка пред будки, в които се продава "народен хляб" по 14 лири (около 30 цента), в "народни кафенета" се продава евтино кафе, и всички - с лика на кметицата! Идат избори!
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