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Free Bulgaria

The first prince of Liberated Bulgaria was Alexander I of Battenberg (1879-1886). The next to rule the country was Stefan Stambolov (1887-1894). During his regency Bulgaria was recognized as a European country. King Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1887-1918) and his son Boris III (1918-1943) were monarchs whose names we associate with the battles won and lost during the first half of the 20 th century. After them the territory of the country was reduced to its present state. The effort of the Bulgarian army to liberate Macedonia and joint it to Bulgaria was in vain. The national catastrophe deepened after concluding the Neouin treaty in1919. Alexander Stamboliiski was the Prime Minister at that time and as a brilliant statesman stabilized national economy and army.

Bulgaria until today

The period when Georgi Dimitrov was elected Prime Minister by the National Assembly was marked by the so-called cult of personality, which is another name of dictatorship. The long period of totalitarism during the administration of Todor Zhivkov (1950-1989) was the time when political government and party interests completely merged. The national economy stabilized during the 70s but was soon after that on the decline. Bulgaria has finally entered the period of democracy. In the new situation of real parliamentary democracy, the Bulgarian people have chosen their leaders. Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha has been the Prime Minister of the country since 2001 and Georgi Parvanov has been the President of Bulgaria since 2002.


 

 

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