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Stoyan Radev (Bulgarian: Стоян Радев) is a Bulgarian theatre and film director. He graduated from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Art in 1998
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Bulgarian Greco-Roman wrestler (1942–2025)
the artist Stoyan Illiev. From that point forwards, Radev devoted part of his time to art collecting and philanthropy in Bulgaria. Radev donated all
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journalist, diplomat and historian Radev Point in Antarctica Sonia Radeva (born 1985), Bulgarian figure skater Stoyan Radev, Bulgarian theatre and film director
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prelate Stoyan Petrov, Bulgarian photographer Stoyan Predev (b. 1993), Bulgarian footballer Stoyan Radev, Bulgarian film and theatre director Stoyan Stavrev
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for the previous five years. Former presidents Georgi Parvanov and Rumen Radev (now Prime Minister) are ineligible to be elected to a third term, as the
2026 Bulgarian presidential election
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com (in Bulgarian). Retrieved 28 March 2026. Nenov, Stoyan (23 January 2026). "Bulgaria's Radev steps down as president, expected to launch own party"
2026 Bulgarian parliamentary election
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Rumen Radev says he will resign ahead of snap election". Al Jazeera. Retrieved 20 January 2026. Nenov, Stoyan (23 January 2026). "Bulgaria's Radev steps
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2024 Bulgarian film
Svilenova as Gundi's wife Lita Paraskeva Dzhukelova as Gundi's mother Maria Stoyan Radev as Zoro Aleksandra Kostova as Gundi's sister Lidka Emil Markov as Lita's
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party founded by former president Rumen Radev, won an absolute majority in the 2026 elections and formed the Radev Government. Since the end of Soviet domination
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Bulgarian actor, producer and photographer
Conspirators from Solun", written by Georgi Danailov and directed by Stoyan Radev. In 2015, Karamazov returns to Satirical Theater "Aleko Konstantinov"
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appointed by president Rumen Radev, following the resignation of Boyko Borisov. Interim government, appointed by president Rumen Radev, when no party was able
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continued in a minority government, with the support of the NP. Prime Minister Stoyan Danev's three consecutive governments implemented judicial, trade, taxation
1902 Bulgarian parliamentary election
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Ruler of Bulgars
have ruled the Bulgars as a subject of the Khazar Khagan. Dinkov, Stoyan (2018). Radev, Radoslav (ed.). Османо – Римска империя, българи и тюрки (in Bulgarian)
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announced that coalition talks were going to be held. Incumbent president Rumen Radev gathered 66.72% of the vote, defeating university professor Anastas Gerdzhikov
2021 Bulgarian general election
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Bulgarian politician
Stoyan Petrov Danev (Bulgarian: Стоян Петров Данев) (28 January 1858 – 30 July 1949) was a leading Bulgarian liberal politician and twice Prime Minister
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secretary". AP News. Retrieved January 23, 2026. Nenov, Stoyan (January 23, 2026). "Bulgaria's Radev steps down as president, expected to launch own party"
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1986 Bulgarian comedy film
the 61st Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee. Stoyan Aleksiev as Dotzent Radev Georgi Kaloyanchev as Bay Denyo Katerina Evro as Katerina Iossif
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Head of state
1994–1995; Petar Stoyanov in 1997; Rosen Plevneliev in 2013 and 2014; Rumen Radev in 2017, 2021, 2022, and 2024; and Iliana Iotova in 2026. The president
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1934-1937 Nikola Marinov 1937-1938 Kosta Stefanov 1937-1938 and 1938-1944 Stoyan Valchev 1946-1948 Vasil Topalski 1948-1949 Dr. Rusi Rusev 1949-1950 Boris
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Democrats in the new Young Democrats Party. PLP leader and Foreign minister Stoyan Danev was appointed PM and lead a minority government heading into the subsequent
1901 Bulgarian parliamentary election
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government was approved by the 48th Parliament, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev announced in January 2023 that he would call a snap election. The GERB—SDS
2023 Bulgarian parliamentary election
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Rumen Radev won the presidential election. On 18 January 2017, Rumen Radev was sworn in as the new President of Bulgaria. President Rumen Radev, a vocal
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Bulgarian politician
Public Education In office 22 November 1946 – 11 December 1947 Preceded by Stoyan Kosturkov Succeeded by Kirill Dramaliev Minister of Justice In office 9
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Bureau. 1990. p. 289. Paxton, J. (15 December 2016). The Statesman's Year-Book 1982-83. Springer. p. 251. ISBN 978-0-230-27111-1. Stoyan Iliev Zhulev
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Political party in Bulgaria
the referendum on ascension to the Eurozone proposed by President Rumen Radev in May 2025. Following the dismissal of the referendum by National Assembly
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from the Sofia Opera and a congratulatory address from President Rumen Radev. Miltcheva's commercial discography includes complete opera recordings,
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10.39 28 −3 People's Ivan Evstratiev Geshov 8.98 19 +9 PLP Stoyan Danev 5.77 8 +6 RDP Stoyan Kustorkov [bg] 5.25 8 +3 BZNS factions Dimitar Dragiev [bg]
1919 Bulgarian parliamentary election
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referee stopped contest in 2nd round Men's Bantamweight (– 54 kg) Aleksandr Radev First Round — Bye Second Round – lost to John Siryakibbe (Uganda) after
Bulgaria at the 1980 Summer Olympics
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Bulgarian general and politician
Dimitar Tonchev Succeeded by Stoyan Danev In office 18 May 1903 – 4 November 1906 Monarch Ferdinand Preceded by Stoyan Danev Succeeded by Dimitar Petkov
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Bulgarian teacher and revolutionary (1865–1921)
criticized the provocative activities of the SMAC leaders Ivan Tsonchev and Stoyan Mihaylovski, who took the path of starting an unprepared uprising in Macedonia
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4 January 1902 Monarch Ferdinand Preceded by Racho Petrov Succeeded by Stoyan Danev Minister of Finance In office 7 April 1880 – 9 May 1881 Premier Dragan
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Djulgerov Tonislav Hristov Lyudmil Kirkov Nikola Korabov Nikola Kovachev Vulo Radev Petar B. Vasilev Binka Zhelyazkova Ted Kotcheff See also List of Bulgarian
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prosecute members of the cabinets of the governments led by Ivan Geshov, Stoyan Danev and Aleksandar Malinov motivated by the dissatisfaction of large parts
1922 Bulgarian war criminal prosecution referendum
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2009 legislature in Bulgaria
Mileva-Gerogieva Burgas GERB Dimitar Petrov Burgas GERB Ivan Valkov Burgas GERB Stoyan Gyuzelev Burgas GERB Vyara Petrova Vyara Petrova Burgas GERB Ivan Aleksiev
41st National Assembly of Bulgaria
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Official name of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church (1870–1953)
″liberal-democratic″ camp included Petko Slaveykov, Todor Ikonomov and Stoyan Chomakov which argued about priority of democratic and representative functions
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Bulgarian football club
Rusev 7 MF BUL Zapryan Zapryanov 8 MF BUL Stoyan Slavkov 9 MF BUL Veselin Filipov 10 MF BUL Miroslav Radev No. Pos. Nation Player 11 DF BUL Nikola Marin
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2001 legislature in Bulgaria
Svinarov Aleksandar Atanasov Dimitar Sheytanov Petko Nikolov Olimpi Katev Stoyan Aleksandrov Tanya Dimitrova "Списък с депутатите от 39-тото Народно събрание"
39th National Assembly of Bulgaria
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Geshov 6.81 14 −5 BRSDP (united) Yanko Sakazov 6.12 9 −29 PLP Stoyan Danev 5.13 8 0 RDP Stoyan Kustorkov [bg] 4.63 8 0 PLP–Genadiev Nikola Genadiev [bg] 2
1920 Bulgarian parliamentary election
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Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 1997 to 2001
Minister Dimitar Popov Philip Dimitrov Preceded by Belcho Belchev Succeeded by Stoyan Alexandrov Senior political offices Leader of the Democrats for Strong Bulgaria
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years" (in Bulgarian). arenavarna.com. 27 July 2012. "The Sailors registered Stoyan Stavrev" (in Bulgarian). arenavarna.com. 9 August 2012. "Toshko Kolev with
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Aliyev (AZE) Stoyan Stoyanov (BUL) 1994 Athens Erol Koyuncu (TUR) Vladimir Kopytov (BLR) Torbjörn Kornbakk (SWE) 1995 Besançon Stoyan Stoyanov (BUL)
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Football tournament season
0−4 Yantra (II) Aksakovo 15:00 UTC+3 Report Ivanov 37' Raynov 41' Dyulgerov 57' Radev 75' Stadium: Stadion Aksakovo Referee: Svetoslav Lazarov (Burgas)
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President Vacant Executive Legislative Government Radev Government Prime Minister (list) Rumen Radev National Assembly Speaker Mihaela Dotsova Law Judiciary
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(4/4) Ayvaz, Kazim (3/3) Kolesov, Anatoly (3/4) Simić, Branislav (1/1) Radev, Boyan (1/3) Kozma, István (2/5) 1965 Rybalko, Sergey (2/2) Cernea, Ion
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Bulgarian politician and lawyer
an address to the nation the following day, President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev revealed that the guards were employees of the National Service for Protection
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1991: Valentin Atanasov 1992: Dimitar Pintev 1993: Radoslav Paskalev 1994: Stoyan Manolov 1995: Plamen Slavchev 1996: Radoslav Paskalev 1997: Khristo Khristov
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Football match
GK 1 Lyubomir Aldev DF 2 Atanas Dinev DF 3 Zahari Radev DF 4 Stefan Nikushev MF 5 Lyubomir Stamboliev (c) MF 6 Konstantin Georgiev FW 7 Borislav Tsvetkov
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1981 Адаптация Adaptatsiya Adaptation Vulo Radev 165min Eli Skorcheva, Antony Genov, Ivan Grigorov, Nikolai Sotirov, Lyuben Chatalov, Elena Kuneva, Neli
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Bulgarian football club
81 years ago (1945) Ground Trace Arena, Stara Zagora Capacity 3,500 Chairman Stoyan Dikov Head coach Mitko Kotsinov League Regional Groups 2019–20 Second League
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Bulgarian artistic gymnast
1961: Khlebarov 1962: Valchev 1963: Gardzhev 1964: Radev 1965: Asparuhov 1966: Gardzhev 1967–1968: Radev 1969: Zhelev 1970–1971: Kirov 1972: Bikov 1973:
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Parvanov, president of Bulgaria – 2001–2011 Zdravka Evtimova, writer Boyan Radev – wrestler, two-time Olympic champion, World champion, three-time Sportsperson
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Bulgarian football club
attacking players Asen Myankov from Maritza Plovdiv, Stefan Boranov, Georgi Radev and keeper Zhecho Petkov from Provadiya. The defence was reinforced by club
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Bulgarian politician (1849–1924)
government on 29 March 1911, heading a moderate coalition of nationalists and Stoyan Danev's Russophile faction. As Prime Minister he supported the introduction
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Football tournament season
15:00 UTC+3 Mitkov 44' Report Angelov 8' Petrov 17', 22' Pavlov 37', 68', 82' Radev 52' Haydarov 82' Stadium: Stadion Metalurg Referee: Murad Adem (Sofia)
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Latvian kickboxer and MMA fighter
9 Ulyanovsk, Russia Decision (unanimous) 5 3:00 2024-02-22 Loss Alexei Stoyan FKR PRO 8 Sochi, Russia Ext R. decision (unanimous) 4 3:00 2021-09-22 Loss
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1976 Olympic bronze medalist (- 48 kg) Stoyan Apostolov – 1972 Olympic silver medalist (62 – 68 kg) Stoyan Balov – 1988 Olympic silver medalist (52
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WWII Bulgarian military equipment
(Paperback). Knigomania: Angela. ISBN 9549058778. Mitev, Dimitar (2008). Radev, Valentin (ed.). Bulgarian and German hand grenades – history, development
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отговори Citadel Answers Gencho Genchev Черните ангели Black Angels Vulo Radev 90 min Stefan Danailov, Dorotea Toncheva, Violeta Gindeva, Yosif Surchadzhiev
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Bulgarian footballer (born 1966)
August 2014.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link) Stoyan Georgiev (21 January 2011). "Stoichkov, one of a kind for Bulgaria". UEFA
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Government ministry of Bulgaria
(born 1972) 27 January 2017 4 May 2017 Independent Gerdzhikov 79 Valentin Radev (born 1958) 4 May 2017 20 September 2018 GERB Borisov III 80 Mladen Marinov
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Valentin Oleynik Soviet Union Branislav Simić Yugoslavia 97 kg details Boyan Radev Bulgaria Nikolai Yakovenko Soviet Union Nicolae Martinescu Romania +97 kg
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Thirty-second season of the Bulgarian B Football Group,
Rank Scorer Club Goals 1 Georgi Todorov Madara Shumen 28 2 Ognyan Radev Cherno More 18 3 Lyubomir Burnarski Spartak Plovdiv 17 Alyosha Bayraktarov Arda
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June 2024 legislature in Bulgaria
commission was formed to investigate whether the mayor of Dospat, Elin Radev, had abused his power and engaged in corrupt practices, with its tenure
50th National Assembly of Bulgaria
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Air warfare branch of Bulgaria's armed forces
at $1.67 billion. The deal was vetoed by the Bulgarian President, Rumen Radev on 23 July 2019, citing the need to find a broader consensus for the deal
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President Vacant Executive Legislative Government Radev Government Prime Minister (list) Rumen Radev National Assembly Speaker Mihaela Dotsova Law Judiciary
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Hennadiy Hanyev (to Sevlievo) 4 DF UKR Serhii Chyzhyk (to FK Be1) 19 DF BUL Stoyan Pergelov (to Hebar) 77 FW BUL Erik Manolkov (to Slivnishki Geroy) 96 MF
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Onik Haripyan, Garabed Garabedov, Ivan Gochev, Atanas Kovachev, Georgi Radev, Vili Petkov, Panayot Rozov, Milyu Parushev, Iliya Donchev and Dobri Baychev
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loan to Oborishte) 25 FW NGR Paul Otofe (released) 33 GK BUL Nikolay Radev (on loan to Oborishte) 80 FW BUL Kitan Vasilev (loan return to Slavia Sofia)
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Events in the year 2020 in Bulgaria. President: Rumen Radev Prime Minister: Boyko Borisov Ongoing – 2020–2021 Bulgarian protests; COVID-19 pandemic in
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Cherno More 2013–14 football season
2013 MF Ilian Kapitanov Free agent End of contract 26 June 2013 DF Georgi Radev Dobrudzha Free 4 August 2013 GK Georgi Stavrev Ludogorets Razgrad Undisclosed
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MacDermott, p. 42 Mykolenko, p. 24 Radev, pp. xii–xiii Bliznashki, pp. 87–89. See also Radev, p. xiii Radev, pp. xii–xiv Radev, pp. xv–xvi MacDermott, p. 67
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Kisimov and Gratsiela Bachvarova Black and White Drama based on a novel by Stoyan Daskalov Хитър Петър Hitar Petar Sly Peter Stefan Surchadzhiev 101 minutes
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(from Leixões) 9 FW ISL Viðar Örn Kjartansson (from Atromitos) 13 MF BUL Stoyan Stoichkov (loan return from Hebar) 19 FW CMR Rooney Eva (from Turan Tovuz)
List of Bulgarian football transfers summer 2023
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MF BUL Tsvetan Filipov (from Chernomorets Pomorie) 22 GK BUL Miroslav Radev (from Kaliakra Kavarna) 27 MF BUL Vladislav Yamukov (from Sliven 2000)
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1989. He was the second-longest-lived Prime Minister of Bulgaria, after Stoyan Danev. Order of Georgi Dimitrov (1983) Order "13 Centuries of Bulgaria"
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Bulgarian prime minister (1828 – 1911)
Liberals. Although the group did not see government until 1902 and the rule of Stoyan Danev, Tsankov remained an important figure in Bulgarian politics and a
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Levski Sofia 2006–07 football season
2007 28 Levski Sofia 6–1 Lokomotiv Plovdiv Sofia (EET) E. Angelov 8', 78' Radev 19' (o.g.) Jayeoba 51', 67' Stoychev 89' Report Vandev 42' Stadium: Georgi
2006–07 PFC Levski Sofia season
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Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1934–35, 1944–46)
because his mother was of Greek descent. His paternal grandfather, called Stoyan Balkachiyata, moved to the town from the village of Debrashtitsa in the
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Dimitrov (from Lovech) Out: No. Pos. Nation Player 5 DF BUL Tsvetelin Radev (released) 7 FW BUL Emil Kolev (to Sevlievo) 10 MF BUL Ayvan Angelov (to
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succeeded him. Petkov's party took office in 1903 following the resignation of Stoyan Danev but Ferdinand I of Bulgaria chose a non-party Prime Minister, his
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Cultural and military conflicts between various Balkan peoples in the region of Macedonia
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. p. 34. by Dimitar G. Gotsev. Ципушев, Коста; Radev, Simeon (2006). [19 godini v srŭbskiti︠e︡ zatvori: Spomeni] 19 години в
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Wrestling Greco-Roman 52 kg Gold Boyan Radev 1968 Mexico City Wrestling Greco-Roman 97 kg Silver Football team Stoyan Yordanov Atanas Gerov Georgi Hristakiev
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CSKA Sofia 2003–04 football season
Lima 10 MF GEO Amiran Mujiri 11 FW BUL Stoycho Mladenov Jr. 12 GK BUL Stoyan Kolev 13 MF BUL Konstantin Mirchev 14 MF BUL Svetoslav Petrov No. Pos
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Aliev (from Maritsa Plovdiv) 99 MF MTN Oumar Camara (from Sète) — MF BUL Stoyan Ivanov (loan return from Yantra) Out: No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK BUL Hristiyan
List of Bulgarian football transfers summer 2021
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Vratsa) 24 DF BUL Georgi Kupenov (from Botev Plovdiv) 33 GK BUL Nikolay Radev (loan return from Oborishte) 77 MF BUL Ivan Valchanov (from Etar) 96 FW
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No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK BUL Nik Dashev (to Cherno More) 5 DF BUL Stoyan Kizhev (on loan to Master Burgas) 10 MF POR Marquinho (to Vaslui) 12 GK
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Rangel Gerovski Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg 21 September Silver Stoyan Balov Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 57 kg 22 September Silver Antoaneta Frenkeva
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Bulgarian politician; Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1919–1923)
правопис, Omarchevski pravopis), named after the minister of education Stoyan Omarchevski. The agrarianist orthography was boycotted by the Bulgarian
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Josipovic (released) 23 GK BUL Ivan Goshev (on loan to Yantra) 24 MF BUL Stoyan Ivanov (on loan to Yantra) 44 DF BUL Viktor Genev (to Botev Plovdiv) 59
List of Bulgarian football transfers summer 2020
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Septemvri Simitli) 11 MF BUL Martin Valchinov (from Hebar) 15 DF BUL Georgi Radev (from Sozopol) 17 MF BUL Petar Petrov (from Dobrudzha) 97 DF BUL Slavi
List of Bulgarian football transfers summer 2022
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In: No. Pos. Nation Player 5 DF BUL Tsvetelin Radev (from Spartak Pleven) 6 MF BUL Antonio Georgiev (from Ludogorets Razgrad II) 11 MF BUL Iliyan Kapitanov
List of Bulgarian football transfers summer 2017
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BUL Stoyan Kalpakliev (to Chernomorets Burgas) 6 MF BUL Plamen Dimitrov (to Karnobat) 9 MF BUL Krasimir Iliev (released) 10 MF BUL Miroslav Radev (to
List of Bulgarian football transfers summer 2015
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Bistritsa) 18 DF BUL Stoyan Georgiev (from Dunav Ruse) — MF BUL Georgi Vasilev (from Botev Ihtiman) Out: No. Pos. Nation Player 2 DF BUL Stoyan Mitev (released)
List of Bulgarian football transfers summer 2014
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Denizlispor) 23 MF BUL Simeon Simeonov (to Dobrudzha Dobrich) 26 DF BUL Georgi Radev (to Dobrudzha Dobrich) 30 MF BUL Ilian Kapitanov (end of contract) 37 GK
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