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Prime Minister of Bulgaria
Ivan Ivanov Bagryanov (Bulgarian: Иван Иванов Багрянов; 17 October 1891 – 1 February 1945) was a leading Bulgarian politician who briefly served as Prime
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feminine counterpart is Bagryanova. Notable people with the surname include: Ivan Ivanov Bagryanov (1891–1945), Prime Minister of Bulgaria Dmitry Bagryanov
Bagryanov
(1940–1943) Petar Gabrovski (acting, 1943) Dobri Bozhilov (1943–1944) Ivan Bagrianov (1944) Konstantin Muraviev (1944) Kimon Georgiev (1944–1946) General
1940s_in_Bulgaria
Regent of Bulgaria
Monarch Simeon II Prime Minister Petar Gabrovski (acting) Dobri Bozhilov Ivan Bagrianov Konstantin Muraviev Preceded by Regency established Succeeded by Todor
Nikola_Mihov
Bulgaria in the cabinet of Dobri Bozhilov and subsequently in that of Ivan Bagrianov. After the entry of the Red Army into Bulgaria, he was arrested, tried
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(in Bulgarian).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link) Ivan Butovski (March 28, 2021). ""Аферата" д-р Радан Сарафов - триумф на комунистическата
Capital punishment in Bulgaria
Capital_punishment_in_Bulgaria
Bulgarian politician and diplomat (1929–2021)
Ivan Ivanov Stanchov (1 April 1929 – 24 November 2021) was a Bulgarian politician and diplomat who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs. He served in
Ivan_Stanchov
Bulgarian politician (1849–1924)
Ivan Evstratiev Geshov (Bulgarian: Иван Евстратиев Гешов; 20 February 1849 – 11 March 1924) was a Bulgarian politician who served as Bulgarian Prime Minister
Ivan_Evstratiev_Geshov
Bulgarian politician (born 1968)
Ivan Kondov (Bulgarian: Иван Кондов) is a Bulgarian politician and diplomat who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs from August 2024 to January 2025
Ivan_Kondov
28th prime minister of Bulgaria
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Bogdan_Filov
Bulgarian politician (born 1991)
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Georg_Georgiev
Bulgarian politician and diplomat (1837–1921)
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Marko_Balabanov
Bulgarian politician
Ferdinand did not intend honouring the treaty Danev was chosen to succeed Ivan Evstratiev Geshov as Prime Minister, although his second ministry proved
Stoyan_Danev
Bulgarian politician
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Stanislav_Daskalov
Bulgarian diplomat and politician
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Nikolay_Milkov
Bulgarian politician
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Aleksandar_Malinov
Bulgarian politician and diplomat (1962)
to 2021. In 1977, Mihaylova completed her primary education at the 127th "Ivan Denkoglu" school in Sofia and in 1981 graduated from the Lycée Français de
Nadezhda_Neynsky
Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 2024 to 2025
role. After assuming the role of Minister of Foreign Affairs, he appointed Ivan Kondov as his deputy and former foreign affairs minister in the Yanev Caretaker
Dimitar_Glavchev
Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bulgaria
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Minister of Foreign Affairs (Bulgaria)
Minister_of_Foreign_Affairs_(Bulgaria)
Bulgarian politician
the Western Allies after they had rejected the advances of his predecessor Ivan Bagryanov. Muraviev ratified the abolition of all laws against Jews on 5
Konstantin_Muraviev
21st Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1923–26)
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Aleksandar_Tsankov
Bulgarian politician and diplomat
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Grigor_Nachovich
Bulgarian politician and diplomat
Zakharieva. Raykov served as a deputy Foreign Minister in the governments of Ivan Kostov (1998–2001) and Boyko Borisov (2009–2010). From 2010 to 2013, he served
Marin_Raykov
Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 1935 to 1940
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Georgi_Kyoseivanov
Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1934–35, 1944–46)
which took participation in the 1923 coup d'état. He was also in the home of Ivan Rusev during the night of the coup. He was an active role in the unification
Kimon_Georgiev
Bulgarian politician
Mushanov K. Georgiev (1st) Batolov Kyoseivanov Popov Filov Kirov Shishmanov Bagrianov Draganov Muraviev Staynov Kulishev K. Georgiev (2nd) People's Republic
Georgi_Pirinski_Jr.
Bulgarian general and politician
183 Perry, Stefan Stambolov, p. 194 Perry, Stefan Stambolov, pp. 205-206 Ivan Ilčev, Valery Kolev, Veselin Yanchev, Bulgarian Parliament and Bulgarian
Racho_Petrov
Prime Minister of Bulgaria
Maryland with her husband Ivan Stanchov . Another relative, Poliksaniia (1867-1947), was the wife of Stefan Stambolov. A grandson, Ivan Stanchov, served as
Dimitar_Stanchov
Bulgarian politician (born 1979)
specifically including judicial reform and the removal of General-Prosecutor Ivan Geshev. This was widely seen as a move to attract the support of the second
Mariya_Gabriel
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