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Bulgarian officer
Ivan Tsonev Lukov (Bulgarian: Иван Цонев Луков) (August 22, 1871, in Gabrovo – April 17, 1926, in Sofia) was a Bulgarian officer. During the First World
Ivan_Lukov
Bulgarian lieutenant-general, politician and Minister of War
of the Bulgarian resistance movement, Violeta Yakova and Ivan Burudzhiev. Hristo Nikolov Lukov was promoted during World War I to the rank of a major and
Hristo_Lukov
World War I military theatre
Todorov) Army Commander Corps Commander Divisions 2nd Bulgarian Army Lt-Gen Ivan Lukov 11th, 7th & 8th Bulgarian Infantry Division 4th Bulgarian Army Lt-Gen
Macedonian_front
1918 surrender of Bulgaria to the Allies of World War I
appointed by the Bulgarian government, which was composed of General Ivan Lukov (member of the Bulgarian Army headquarters), Andrey Lyapchev (cabinet
Armistice_of_Salonica
Prince/Tsar of Bulgaria from 1887 to 1918
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Ferdinand_I_of_Bulgaria
Surname list
politician Ivan Lukov (1871–1926), Bulgarian military official Leonid Lukov (1909–1963), Russian film director and screenwriter Mariano Lukov (born 1958)
Lukov_(surname)
four years later. In 1018, after the death of the last Bulgarian Tsar - Ivan Vladislav, most of Bulgaria's nobility chose to join the Eastern Roman Empire
History_of_Bulgaria
Bulgarian footballer
previously held by Ivan Ivanov during the club's tenure in the 1963–64 A Group season. On 13 April 2017, it was confirmed that Lukov had sustained a serious
Martin_Lukov
1918 rebellion of Bulgarian soldiers
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Radomir_Rebellion
Campaign during World War I
division, colonel Dragutin Milutinović, four regiments Užice brigade, Colonel Ivan Pavlović, two regiments Chetnik detachments, Lim, Zlatibor, and Gornjak detachments
Serbian_campaign
Military unit
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
302nd Division (German Empire)
302nd_Division_(German_Empire)
Battle of World War I
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Doiran_(1917)
control. To achieve its goals, the Bulgarian government, under Prime Minister Ivan Geshov, approached the governments of the other Balkan countries in hopes
Bulgaria_during_World_War_I
Battle in World War I
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Turtucaia
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
11th Macedonian Infantry Division
11th_Macedonian_Infantry_Division
World War I military operation in the Balkans
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
Struma_operation
Massacre in Serbia
accused were ever convicted of their crimes. In 1925, by order of Ivan Mihailov, Ivan Barlyo was executed for stubbornness and bad morals. Remains exhumed
Štip_massacre
Bulgarian Army unit
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
7th_Rila_Infantry_Division
1916 military offensive in Bulgaria
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Flămânda_Offensive
Bulgarian general (1863–1917)
Ivan Kolev Stoyanov (Bulgarian: Иван Колев Стоянов) (15 September 1863 in Banovka [bg] – 29 July 1917 in Vienna) was a Bulgarian lieutenant general and
Ivan_Kolev_(general)
1918 battle in the Balkans Campaign of World War I
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Dobro_Pole
Bulgarian general
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Kliment_Boyadzhiev
Bulgarian officer and warfare pedagogue
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Boris_Drangov
One of the treaties which ended World War I
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Treaty_of_Neuilly-sur-Seine
1915 treaty between Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
Bulgarian–Ottoman convention (1915)
Bulgarian–Ottoman_convention_(1915)
Theatre of WWI
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Balkan_Front_(World_War_I)
World War 1 battle in Dobruja, Romania (1916)
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
First_Battle_of_Cobadin
Operation of the Bulgarian Army
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Morava_Offensive
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
Panteley_Kiselov
Bulgarian army general (1867–1925)
Army Staff he was also Assistant to the chief of the General Staff general Ivan Fichev. With the end of that war the growing tension between the former allies
Stefan_Nerezov
Bulgarian general
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Stefan_Toshev
Military unit
(October 1915 – February 1917) Major General Ivan Lukov (February 1917 – October 1918) Lieutenant General Ivan Markov (1941 - November 16, 1943) Lieutenant
Second_Army_(Bulgaria)
Konstantin Zhostov − Chief of the Bulgarian General Staff (1915–1916) Ivan Lukov − Chief of the Bulgarian General Staff (1916–1917) and Commander of the
Leaders of the Central Powers of World War I
Leaders_of_the_Central_Powers_of_World_War_I
Bulgarian general
1868 to Mincho Vazov and Suba Hadjinikolova. His brothers were the writer Ivan Vazov, the officer Georgi Vazov and the politician Boris Vazov. In 1886 Vladimir
Vladimir_Vazov
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Romania_in_World_War_I
Bulgarian field army (1912-1945)
Division (bg), Western Thrace 2nd Cavalry Division (bg) - Major General Ivan Tabakov After the outbreak of World War II, the 4th Army was again formed
Fourth_Army_(Bulgaria)
Bulgarian general
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Nikola_Zhekov
Opening battle of the Monastir Offensive
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Malka_Nidzhe
Battle of the Balkans Campaign of WW1
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Doiran_(1918)
WWI battle on the Macedonian front
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Doiran_(1916)
Bulgarian General
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Georgi_Todorov_(general)
1915 battle
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Krivolak
Bulgarian general, politician and revolutionary
by units of the 11th Division and komitadjis under the command of voyvoda Ivan Yanev Barlev. In early March, he became the chief of the Morava area. The
Aleksandar_Protogerov
Bulgarian operation during the Serbian campaign of 1915
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Ovče_Pole_Offensive
Battle fought during WWI
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Monastir_(1917)
Peace treaty between Kingdom of Romania and the Central Powers
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Treaty_of_Bucharest_(1918)
World War I military operation
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Vardar_offensive
World War I offensive in the Macedonian front
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Monastir_offensive
Treaty between Germany and Bulgaria
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
Bulgaria–Germany treaty (1915)
Bulgaria–Germany_treaty_(1915)
Battle during the First World War
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle of the Crna Bend (1917)
Battle_of_the_Crna_Bend_(1917)
Part of the Serbian campaign of World War I
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Kosovo_offensive_(1915)
WW1 Battle
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Bazargic
1916 WWI battle in Romania
Kantardzhiev. 1st Cavalry Division [bg; ro], commanded by major general Ivan Kolev. Despite the loss of most of Dobruja to the Central Powers, the Romanian
Second_Battle_of_Cobadin
1916 battle during the First World War
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Battle_of_Florina
Gen. Dimitar Geshov) 10th Aegean Infantry Division (commander Maj. Gen. Ivan kolev) 11th Macedonian Infantry Division (commander Col. Krastyo Zlatarev)
Mobilization of the Bulgarian Army in 1915
Mobilization_of_the_Bulgarian_Army_in_1915
Professional head of the Bulgarian Armed Forces
Zhostov (1867–1916) 7 September 1915 30 August 1916 † 358 days 13 Lukov, IvanColonel Ivan Lukov (1871–1926) 1 September 1916 30 December 1917 1 year, 120 days
Chief of the Defence (Bulgaria)
Chief_of_the_Defence_(Bulgaria)
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
Negotiations of Bulgaria with the Central Powers and the Entente
Negotiations_of_Bulgaria_with_the_Central_Powers_and_the_Entente
Bulgarian prisoner-of-war camp
Nikola Zhekov • Kliment Boyadzhiev • Dimitar Geshov • Georgi Todorov • Ivan Lukov • Stefan Nerezov • Vladimir Vazov Entente: Serbia: Radomir Putnik • Živojin
Sliven_prisoner_of_war_camp
Military unit
Konstantin Zhostov. The chief of staff of the Bulgarian Army, Major General Ivan Fichev, had devised the final plan for the war with the Ottoman Empire more
Third_Army_(Bulgaria)
Bulgarian military officer
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Todor_Kantardzhiev
Military unit
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
First_Army_(Bulgaria)
Bulgarian general
Military offices Preceded by Kliment Boyadzhiev Chief of the General Staff 1915–1916 Succeeded by Ivan Lukov
Konstantin_Zhostov
Bulgarian military officer (1881–1925)
Drangov Vladimir Vazov Georgi Todorov (general) Ivan Kolev Kliment Boyadzhiev Dimitar Geshov Ivan Lukov Konstantin Zhostov Krastyu Zlatarev Nikola Zhekov
Krastyu_Zlatarev
Month in 1918
adapted from a French play by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse, with music by Ivan Caryll, with Donald Brian in the lead role. The first Soviet military decoration
September_1918
France (1908–1915), Stancioff received his first mission from Major Hristo Lukov as translator to the local Bulgarian troops and the recently arrived Anglo-French
Ivan_Stancioff
Political party in Bulgaria
- economically and spiritually". Since 2003, the party hosts an annual 'Lukov March' to commemorate “fallen heroes of Bulgaria” with a torch march, taking
Bulgarian National Union – New Democracy
Bulgarian_National_Union_–_New_Democracy
1943 Soviet film
Andreyev and Mark Bernes as two war buddies. The film was directed by Leonid Lukov. The movie features two of Nikita Bogoslovsky's most famous songs, Dark
Two_Soldiers_(1943_film)
Bulgarian general (1875–1962)
Ivan Valkov (Bulgarian: Иван Вълков; 31 January 1875, in Kazanlak, Ottoman Empire – 20 April 1962, in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria) was a Bulgarian General of
Ivan_Valkov
Bulgarian military officer
Ivan Krstev Marinov (Bulgarian: Иван Кръстев Маринов; 6 January 1896 – 18 August 1979) was a Bulgarian army general and politician who served as Minister
Ivan_Marinov_(general)
Bulgarian Major General
Ferdinand I Prime Minister Aleksandar Malinov Preceded by Ivan Lukov Succeeded by Ivan Lukov Personal details Born (1869-09-23)September 23, 1869 Gabrovo
Hristo_Burmov
Bulgarian politician
leading one wing away from the main group under Hristo Lukov. Dochev was reconciled to Lukov during the Second World War and became one of the main supporters
Ivan_Dochev
Bulgarian film and stage actor
The award "for a male role" for the role of Dimitar Lukov in the film "The Great Love of D. Lukov" (1983) The prize "for a male role" for the role of
Itzhak_Fintzi
Bulgarian football club
Stanislav Ivanov Ivan Karadzhov Mihail Karushkov Ivan Kokonov Lachezar Kotev Svetoslav Kovachev Plamen Krumov Deyan Lozev Martin Lukov Dimitar Makriev
FC_Arda_Kardzhali
Bulgarian politician and general
Stamboliyski (3rd) Muraviev Tsankov Valkov Bakardzhiev Kisyov Vatev Zlatev Tsanev Lukov Daskalov Mihov Rusev Marinov Velchev Georgiev People's Republic of Bulgaria
Damyan_Velchev
1945 Soviet film
romanized: Eto bylo v Donbasse) is a 1945 Soviet war drama film directed by Leonid Lukov based on a screenplay by Sergei Antonov and Mikhail Blajman. The film was
It_Happened_in_the_Donbas
1939 Soviet film
romanized: Bolshaya zhizn) is a 1939 Soviet drama film directed by Leonid Lukov. The film depicts a small mining village in the Donbas, where a young engineer’s
A_Great_Life
Bulgarian political party
involved in the organization of the Lukov March, a neo‐Nazi torch rally held each February in honor of Hristo Lukov, a Bulgarian general and Nazi collaborationist
IMRO – Bulgarian National Movement
IMRO_–_Bulgarian_National_Movement
Bulgarian politician and general
Ivan Ivanov Fichev (Bulgarian: Иван Иванов Фичев, born 15 April 1860 – 18 November 1931) was a Bulgarian general, military theorist, and politician. He
Ivan_Fichev
Bulgarian football club
Vasilev (1924–27) Ivan Kachev (1927–32) Tsvetan Genev (1932–33) Ivan Radoev (1933) Georgi Karaivanov (1934) Rudolf Löwenfeld (1934–35) Ivan Radoev (1936)
PFC_Levski_Sofia
Konstantin — Lieutenant General (1940) Lukov, Ivan — Lieutenant General (1920) Lukov, Hristo K. — Lieutenant General (1938) Lukov, Hristo Ts. — Major General (1907)
List of Bulgarian generals from 1878 to 1946
List_of_Bulgarian_generals_from_1878_to_1946
Bulgarian politician and military leader
Stamboliyski (3rd) Muraviev Tsankov Valkov Bakardzhiev Kisyov Vatev Zlatev Tsanev Lukov Daskalov Mihov Rusev Marinov Velchev Georgiev People's Republic of Bulgaria
Dobri_Dzhurov
Bulgarian footballer (born 1994)
Tsvetelin Lukov Chunchukov (Bulgarian: Цветелин Луков Чунчуков; born 26 December 1994) is a Bulgarian professional footballer who plays as a forward.
Tsvetelin_Chunchukov
leading to the destruction of the entire Bulgarian Tsardom. The Bulgarian tsar Ivan Shishman moved his residence to the castle of Nikopol but retained the title
Prince_of_Tarnovo
1942 film
Пархоменко) is a 1942 Soviet biographical drama film directed by Leonid Lukov based on Vsevolod Ivanov's novel "Parkhomenko" (1938). During the Khrushchev
Alexander_Parkhomenko_(film)
Baltic German military leader
Stamboliyski (3rd) Muraviev Tsankov Valkov Bakardzhiev Kisyov Vatev Zlatev Tsanev Lukov Daskalov Mihov Rusev Marinov Velchev Georgiev People's Republic of Bulgaria
Alexander_von_Kaulbars
Bulgarian revolutionary organization
replacing him along with the entire leadership of the SMAC, helping General Ivan Tsonchev to take control of the Committee. A Romanian investigation also
Supreme Macedonian-Adrianople Committee
Supreme_Macedonian-Adrianople_Committee
1956 Soviet film
Разные судьбы) is a 1956 Soviet romantic drama film directed by Leonid Lukov. The film is set in post-war Leningrad and tells the story of young adults
Different_Fortunes
1947 Soviet war film
Рядовой Александр Матросов) is a 1947 Soviet war drama directed by Leonid Lukov. The film is a dramatization of the life of Alexander Matrosov, a Red Army
Private_Aleksandr_Matrosov
Ivan Martynovich Lesovoy (Russian: Иван Мартынович Лесовой, 22 November 1835 – Unknown) was a Russian Imperial Army general who fought in the Russo-Turkish
Ivan_Lesovoy
Bulgarian soldier and politician
Ivan Mihailov Popov (Bulgarian: Иван Михайлов Попов; 22 February 1897 - 16 May 1982) was a Bulgarian communist politician, military officer and statesman
Ivan_Mihailov_(general)
Konstantinov Ventseslav Konstantinov Krastyo Krastev Lora Lazar Vladimir Lukov Georgi Markov Agop Melkonyan Stoyan Mihaylovski Svetoslav Minkov Aleksandra
List_of_Bulgarian_writers
Imperial Russian Army general
Stamboliyski (3rd) Muraviev Tsankov Valkov Bakardzhiev Kisyov Vatev Zlatev Tsanev Lukov Daskalov Mihov Rusev Marinov Velchev Georgiev People's Republic of Bulgaria
Vladimir_Krylov_(general)
Bulgarian association football club
bid, with the intention to bring them back to European club competition. Lukov Eze Vezalov Tomašević Petrović Banović Iliev Bouhna Tsvetanov Ožbolt Aralica
PFC_Lokomotiv_Plovdiv
Soviet actor
Khmelnytsky (Ihor Savchenko) as Kobzar 1942 Oleksandr Parkhomenko (Leonid Lukov) as Parkhomenko 1946 The Liberated Earth as Kostenko 1946 The Vow as Semyon
Alexander_Khvylya
Unit of the Soviet/Russian Security Service
Critical of Russian Security Forces, Spiegel Online, 27 August 2005. Yaroslav Lukov, Beslan siege still a mystery, BBC News, 2 September 2005. Yuri Zakharovitch
Alpha_Group
procession through Sofia honoring the Nationalist general and politician Hristo Lukov. 5 – 11 February – The 2019 Sofia Open tennis tournament took place at the
2019_in_Bulgaria
Levski Sofia 2026–27 football season
1 Ognyan Vladimirov Bulgaria GK 18 EU 2029 Youth system W/S 78 Martin Lukov Bulgaria GK 33 EU 2027 Lokomotiv Plovdiv Free Originally from Youth system
2026–27 PFC Levski Sofia season
2026–27_PFC_Levski_Sofia_season
Maxim (1935), The Return of Maxim (1937), and The Vyborg Side (1939) Leonid Lukov and Pavel Nilin: film A Great Life (Part I) (1940) Vladimir Petrov, Nikolai
List of recipients of the Stalin Prize
List_of_recipients_of_the_Stalin_Prize
Notes Yevgeny Gusarov [ru] Ambassador 31 December 1992 8 August 1997 Vadim Lukov [ru] Ambassador 8 August 1997 28 November 2000 Andrey Kushakov [ru] Ambassador
List of ambassadors of Russia to South Africa
List_of_ambassadors_of_Russia_to_South_Africa
Bulgarian politician (1902–1982)
reports that Panchevski was the instigator of the attempted coup d'état by Ivan Todorov-Gorunya in 1965, when leader Todor Zhivkov was on visit to Vratsa
Petar_Panchevski
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IVAN LUKOV
IVAN LUKOV
Male
Romanian
 Romanian form of Greek Ioannes (English John), IOAN means "God is gracious." Compare with another form of Ioan.
Male
Polish
 Polish form of Russian Ivan, IWAN means "God is gracious." Compare with another form of Iwan.
Female
English
English name derived from the biblical name of a region of Assyria, derived from Hebrew avvah, IVAH means "overthrow, overturn."
Male
Czechoslovakian
, Jehovah's gift, or, Jehovah's grace.
Boy/Male
American, Christian, Danish, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindu, Indian, Kannada, Romanian, Russian, Slovenia, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian
Gift of God; God's Gracious Gift; Archer
Female
English
 Variant spelling of English Ivah, IVA means "overthrow, overturn." Compare with other forms of Iva.
Boy/Male
Christian & English(British/American/Australian)
Form of John
Male
Scandinavian
Scandinavian form of Old Norse Ãvarr, IVAR means "bow warrior."Â
Male
Russian
(Иванн) Russian form of Greek Ioannes, IVANN means "God is gracious."
Male
Welsh
Variant spelling of Welsh Iefan, IFAN means "God is gracious."
Male
Hebrew
(×ִילָן) Hebrew name ILAN means "tree."
Male
French
Variant spelling of French Yvon, IVON means "yew tree." Used in Germany and infrequently by the English.
Male
Ukrainian
, God's gift.
Male
Welsh
 Variant spelling of Welsh Ieuan, IOAN means "God is gracious." This form of the name was used for the Welsh Authorized Version of the Bible. Compare with another form of Ioan.
Male
Welsh
 Welsh form of Hebrew Yohanan, IWAN means "God is gracious." Compare with another form of Iwan.
Female
Greek
 Variant spelling of Greek Eva, IVA means "life." Compare with other forms of Iva.
Boy/Male
Welsh
Son of Evan.
Boy/Male
Hindu
Gift from God
Male
English
(Иван) Russian form of Greek Ioannes, IVAN means "God is gracious." In use by the English, Czechs and Ukrainians.
Girl/Female
Indian, Parsi
Iran; The Land of Aryans
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