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Bulgaria History: more books (100)

The Balkans - A History Of Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, Rumania, Turkey by David Mitrany, 2008-06-27
A Concise History of Bulgaria (Cambridge Concise Histories) by R. J. Crampton, 2006-01-09
A History of the Balkans, 1804-1945 by Stevan K. Pavlowitch, 1999-05
Bulgaria (Oxford History of Modern Europe) by R.J. Crampton, 2009-02-15
Bulgaria: Webster's Timeline History, 71 BC - 2003 by Icon Group International, 2010-05-17
Bulgaria: History Retold in Brief by Valeria Fol, Nikolai Ovcharov, et all 1999-12
A history of Bulgaria, Greece, Rumania, Turkey by Nevill Forbes, Arnold Joseph Toynbee, et all 2010-08-02
Music in Bulgaria: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture (Global Music Series) by Timothy Rice, 2003-10-02
The BalkansA History of Bulgaria-Serbia-Greece-Rumania-Turkey by Nevill Forbes, D. G. (David George) Hogarth, et all 2009-10-04
Modern Bulgaria, history policy economy culture. by Georgi, compiler and editor-in-chief Bokov, 1981
The Balkans; A History of Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, Rumania, Turkey, by Nevill Forbes, 1970-06
Urban Development in Eastern Europe: Bulgaria, Romania, and the U.S.S.R. (International History of City Development, Vol 8) by E. A. Gutkind, 1972-06
Histories of Cities in Bulgaria: History of Plovdiv, History of Sofia, 2008 Chelopechene Explosions, St Nedelya Church Assault
A short history of Bulgaria by Stanley G Evans, 1960

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Imoti.net - The Bulgarian Real Estate Portal!
Portal provides list of bulgarian real estate agencies, and information on buy or rent property in bulgaria.
http://imoti.net/english/
Bulgaria @ World Cup 1998
Very good source, lots of links.
http://www.b-info.com/places/Bulgaria/WC1998/

Extractions: Bulgaria @ World Cup 1998 France uses Central European Daylight Savings Time = Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) + 2. If the clock on your computer is correct, the local date and time in France now are: startClock("CET", 2); // French daylight savings time = GMT + 2 First Round Bulgaria plays in Group D (dubbed the Group of Death, as probably the toughest in the World Cup '98) against Paraguay, Nigeria, and Spain. Spain is largely favored to win the group. According to Reuters, the odds are: Spain 10-11, Nigeria 2-1, Bulgaria 11-2, Paraguay 8-1. Only the first two teams from each group advance to the second round. The information below includes the venue location, date and time of the games (in local, Central European Daylight Savings Time). Second Round The teams qualifying from Bulgaria's preliminary Group D will face the winning teams from Group C (France, South Africa, Denmark, or Saudi Arabia). The preliminary odds for that group (as reported by Reuters) are: France 1-4, Denmark 9-2, South Africa 12-1, Saudi Arabia 14-1. Winners Group C - Runners-up Group D (June 28, Lens, 16:30)
1000 Immagini Dalla Bulgaria
Foto, mappe e note di un viaggio di 16 giorni.
http://digilander.libero.it/bftravel/Bulgaria/html/indexi.htm

Extractions: Aladzha Monastery, Albena, Arbanasi, Asen fortress, Asenovgrad, Bachkovo, Bansko, Bobosevo, Botevgrad, Bourgas, Boyana Bozhentsi, Cherpish Monastery, Dospat, Dryanovo, Dunji, Etar, Gabrovo, Iskur Gorge, Ivanovo, Kaliakra Cape, Kalofer, Kamare, Karlovo, Kazanlak, Kilifarevo, Klisura, Koprivshtitsa, Kremikovtsi, Kresna Gorge, Madara, Melnik, Nesebar, Nicopolis, Pamporovo, Pernik, Pirin, Pliska, Plovdiv, Pobiti Kamuni, Pomorie, Preslav, Primorsko, Raigarevo, Rila Monastery, Rila, Ropotamo, Rouse, Rozhen Monastery, Rozino, Shipka, Shiroka Luka, Slancev Brjag, Sofia, Sokola, Sozopol, Transfiguration Monastery, Triavna, Trigrad, Trojanska Pass, Troyan, Varna, Veliko Turnovo, Zemen, Zlatni Pyasutsi
Bulgaria Ski
Ski guide to all Bulgarian mountain resorts. Information about the hotels and skiing conditions.
http://www.bulgariaski.com/
BIBA
A nonprofit organization, which represents the interests of the international business community in bulgaria, by maintaining an ongoing dialogue with the bulgarian authorities.
http://www.biba.bg/

Extractions: The Bulgarian International Business Association (BIBA) was established in 1992, by seven of the largest foreign investors, as a non-profit organisation aiming to represent the interest of international business in Bulgaria. With the steady growth of its membership and its decision to open doors to Bulgarian companies, striving to reach world-class operational and business standards, the name BIBA has come to represent the prominent business society of Bulgaria. Presently, this means standing behind the interests of over 200 companies, applying best business practices, and contributing significantly to the growth of the Bulgarian economy. BIBA provides a platform for the exchange of information and expertise, which are brought together to form the basis of its strategy for the improvement of the business climate in the country. Therefore, the Association defines as one of its key priorities the conducting of constructive dialogue with the Bulgarian Government.
Bike Trip 2001
Bicycle trip starting in Prague, Czech Republic and finishing in New Delhi, India. The trip is going through Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, bulgaria, Turkey, Iran and Pakistan.
http://www.pragueonline.cz/biketrip2001/

Extractions: Our plan was: take our (tracking-)bikes, start in Prague, Czech Republic and cycle through Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iran and Pakistan to end in New Delhi, India. Going overland from Europe to Asia, passing several time zones, seeing many different cultures, living for months in a tent, being in the nature, breathing the air and experiencing the wonders of our mother earth, this, maybe, is going to be the trip of our lives. In any case it's our bike trip of 2001. We're on our way For a long time we couldn,t update our page. Actually it,s a miracle that we are still able to update at all because most of our stuff had been stolen in Syria. Our cameras, spare parts for bikes, our journals, glasses, contact lenses, clothes, etc. were gone. At first even our bikes were gone. (This is a long story). After a couple of strange events in Syria including an arrest by the military police we got to the border where we learned that the police had caught the thieves. One of the thieves had tried to sell our digital camera the very next day in his home town. We didn,t get all of our stuff back but quite a lot and we didn,t expect it to turn up at all anyway so we were glad for everything we got.
Gypsies
Conditions in bulgaria, by Tom Giles, from the Spring 1995 issue of SLANT.
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sipa/PUBS/SLANT/SPRING/gypsies.html

Extractions: O n one hand, the fall of communism in Bulgaria has ended state suplancing around the plaza outside Sofia's opulent Sheraton Hotel, it doesn't take long to tell who occupies which rung on Bulgaria's social ladder. As foreign travelers and Bulgarian nouveau riche scurry in and out of the $260-a-night palace, a Gypsy woman discreetly asks a passerby if she wants her fortune read. Two homeless Gypsy children, who spend their nights in a rat-infested vault underneath the parking lot, race to a parking Jeep Cherokee, their hands outstretched. Scrawled on a nearby wall are the words "Death to Gypsies." Like Gypsies in other parts of Europe, the Roma in Bulgaria face segregation in education and the military, discrimination in housing and employment and are routinely the target of police beatings. According to a report by the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, the Roma "constitute the poorest, least healthy, least educated and most discriminated sector of ... society." And, democratic changes over the past five years have done little to improve their plight. pression of Gypsy culture and has opened the door for an ambitious civil rights movement that serves as a model for the protection of minority rights in other emerging eastern European democracies. On the other, it has unleashed an economic crisis that has hit the Gypsy community harder than any other group and has contributed to increasing public animosity toward the Roma.
Grup Parlamentar De Prietenie
Include detalii despre componenÅ£ii grupului, funcÅ£ia ocupatÄ Åi orientarea lor politicÄ.
http://www.senat.ro/ROMANA/dep_pol_ext/grupuri de prietenie/bulgaria.htm
CNN.com - Bulgaria Announces New Cabinet - July 22, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/07/22/bulgaria.govt/index.html

Extractions: Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW SOFIA, Bulgaria Bulgaria's prime minister designate, former King Simeon II, has named businessmen rather than professional politicians in his Cabinet to tackle his country's woes. Simeon was the first ex-monarch to regain political power in post-communist eastern Europe after his National Movement for Simeon II (NMS) won a June 17 general election, one seat short of an outright majority. The new Bulgarian regime has pledged speedy reform giving themselves 800 days to improve people's lives as well as taking the country into NATO and the European Union, tackling corruption, speeding up reforms, boosting growth, cutting taxes and attracting foreign investors. The former king also acknowledged his coalition partner, the Turk Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), by appointing the first ethnic Turks to sit in a Bulgarian government. His government will have a Western-trained business profile with the top jobs of deputy prime minister and economy minister going to Nikolai Vassilev, a 31-year-old emerging markets analyst.
CNN.com - Ex-king Wins Bulgaria Poll - June 18, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/06/18/bulgaria.election/index.html

Extractions: Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW SOFIA, Bulgaria (CNN) The party of former Bulgarian king Simeon II wins the country's general election, promising to raise living standards and tackle corruption. Balkan TV correspondent Venelin Petkov told CNN that with 99 percent of ballots tallied national election commission figures showed the National Movement of Simeon II taking 43 percent. This provides a large margin against 18 percent for the Union of Democratic Forces coalition, which currently holds power. Low living standards, government corruption and lack of patience for more painful reform were credited for the strong showing of the National Movement for Simeon II's which was largely unknown two months ago. Petkov quoted further figures showing the coalition of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, a descendant of the Communist Party that ruled the country for more than 40 years, winning 17 percent of the vote. ALSO Elections may herald return of king The coalition representing the Rights and Freedoms Movement Party, which has the support of the ethnic Turkish population, was shown taking seven percent.
Bulgarian Trading & Consulting
Offers opportunities for foreign companies to find business contacts, subcontractors, or suppliers in bulgaria.
http://www.bulgariantradingconsulting.com/Anglais/Welcome.html

Extractions: E mail: Register for our Newsletter Langue/Language/Ezik Other Language French Bulgarian - Welcome - Historical account - Why working with us ? - Products/Firms SHOW - About Bulgaria ... -Business information and company search Choose our products and skills Our products and skills Wine Search partner/investor Tourism skills Agriculture skills Welcome You wish
Soc.culture.bulgaria FAQ (monthly Posting) (part 9/10)
General information, and assortment of recipes (in Bulgarian and English).
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/bulgaria-faq/part9/

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