21. Archives It was also Hristo Botev Day. Botev lived during the mid to latter part of the1800 s (1848-1876) and was a strong participant in the preparation for a http://reldavis.freeservers.com/newsjun02arch.htm

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Archives Edith's Bulgarian Newsletter June 2002 Archives June 3, 2002 News from Bulgaria How frustrating! I haven't been able to buy newsprint chart sheets today for my quilting class because the store hasn't been open when I've stopped to buy it. At 8:30 this morning (an hour earlier than she usually opens), I saw the salesclerk standing in front of the store. But since I was on my way to school, I didn't stop. Instead, about 11 am, when my classes were over, I went to the store - but she was closed. When Rel came home at 11:30, he brought some paper that he had just bought from the same store. Since most stores are closed over lunch, I waited until 3 pm to try again - she was closed again! I asked Peter next door where she might be and he said, "Coffee?" At 5 pm, Rel brought home the paper I wanted - he bought it at the same store on his way home! There seems to be no "rhyme or reason" - it's just the way it is. I had my first official quilting class tonight. Eleven people had signed up and ten came. Many were fellow teachers, another was a retired teacher, and then several younger women. I had worked my tail off all weekend to prepare chart sheets. I illustrated each step of the process with pictures. For those who know, the pattern I'm teaching is the "Dresden Plate," called the "Friendship Quilt." I thought it was quite fitting for a first project, just for the name itself. We are making a 14" block. We got as far as cutting and sewing the pieces together. Next week, I'll teach them to sew the appliqué onto the block itself. And I'll do it again through pictures on a chart sheet. It's exhausting but a really fun challenge. (A photo of Lenin sits on a shelf and observes all that we do!!)

22. Bulgarian Kirjallisuus pioneerien jälkeen Georgi Rakovski (18211867), Nikolai Kozlev (1824-1902), LjubenKaravelov (1834-1879) ja etenkin Hristo Botev (1848-1876) loivat aivan http://www.kolumbus.fi/suomibulgaria/sivu9.htm

B ULGARIAN KIRJALLISUUS Sirkku Okoye 0. Johdanto 0.1. Bulgarialaisen kirjallisuuden juuret: suullinen kansanperinne vs. kanoninen kirjallisuus? 1.Esikristillinen kausi n. 681-864 2.Muinalsbulgarialalnen kirjallisuus ... 6. Linkkejä bulgarialaisille kirjallisuussivuille . Johdanto 0.1. Bulgarialaisen kirjallisuuden juuret: suullinen kansanperinne vs. kanoninen kirjallisuus? Muinaisbulgarian kirjakieli ja sen myötä muinaisslaavilainen kirjallisuus sai alkunsa 800-luvun lopulla, kun thessaloniakilaiset munkit, slaavinkieliset Kyrillos ja Metodios loivat ensimmäisen slaavilaisen kirjaimiston, glagoliittisen aakkosiston kristinuskon levittämiseksi slaaveille. Bulgarian ensimmäinen valtio, sen kuninkaat Boris ja Simeon, edesauttoivat slaavilaisen kirjallisuuden kehittymistä ja kukoistusta 800-900-luvun vaihteessa. Ohridissa ja Preslavissa sijaitsivat tärkeät kirjalliset koulukunnat, jotka edesauttoivat tekstien kääntämistä ja kopioimista kirkollisiin tarpeisiin. Tässä vaiheessa käytettiin jo kyrillisiä aakkosia, jotka oli kehitetty glagolitzasta. Ensimmäiset kyrilliset (muinais- slaavilaiset/bulgarialaiset) tekstit olivat Uuden Testamentin ja muiden pyhien tekstien käännöksiä kreikan kielestä. Bulgarialainen kirjallisuus oli alkuunsa eteläslaaveilla kirkolliseen käyttöön tarkoitettua, - kristillisen sanoman välittäjä. Myöhemmin keskiajalla kirjoitettiin apokryfejä: folkloren ja kanonisen kirjallisuuden fuusioita, joissa suullinen ja kanoninen tekstuaalisuus yhdistyivät, ja kirjoittaja saattoi käyttää jo omaa luovuuttaan pelkän kopioimisen sijaan. Myös käännöksiä kreikan, latinan ja hebreankielisistä ajan tieteellisistä teoksista alkoi ilmestyä slaaviksi.

23. Bulgarian Antarctic Gazetteer 1968. Named after Hristo Botev (18481876), poet and leader of the Bulgarianliberation movement. Approved on March 15, 2002. Bowles http://www.geocities.com/apcbg/toponyms.htm

Republic of Bulgaria Ministry of Foreign Affairs Antarctic Place-names Commission Bulgarian Antarctic Gazetteer Compiled by Dr. Lyubomir Lalov Ivanov Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Bulgarian Academy of Sciences ENTRY FORMAT: ENGLISH NAME FORM BULGARIAN NAME FORM AND PRONUNCIATION Pronunciation rendered by the Merriam-Webster transcription scheme. CO-ORDINATES Highest point, utmost point if a cape, extremities and/or midpoint if an extended feature. DESCRIPTIVE DATA Kind of feature, distance and direction to nearby features, elevation, shape, size, total relief, steepness, snow or ice cover, associated minor features, other specifics. RECORDING AND MAPPING TYPE AND ORIGIN OF NAME DATE OF APPROVAL VARIANT NAMES Name form, toponymic authority, date of approval. (Names with essentially variant specific elements are not recommended.) Aleko Rock 62º37'07" S; 60º20'31" W Atanasoff Nunatak 62º36'50" S; 60º07'11" W Atlantic Club Ridge 62º38'56" S; 60º21'54" W Aytos Point 62º42'19" S; 60º03'16" W

24. Abbott, David Phelps, 1863-1934 Abbott, Edwin Abbott, 1838-1926 ZitkalaSa) AKA Zitkala-Sa, 1876-1938 Booth, William, 1829-1912 Borrow, GeorgeHenry, 1803-1881 Boswell, James, 1740-1795 Botev, Hristo, 1848-1876 AKA Botev http://www.olympus.edu.pl/Instytut NW/wirtualna biblioteka/autorzy.htm

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26. Project Gutenberg: INDEX OF AUTHORS Boron, Robert de, 13th century Borrow, George Henry, 18031881 Boswell, James, 1740-1795Botev, Hristo, 1848-1876 AKA Botev, KHristo, 1848-1876 Botev, KHristo http://www.worldlibrary.net/ProjectGuternberg.htm

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27. The Embassy Of The Republic Of Bulgaria In New Delhi and ideologist of the movement, Vasil Levski (1837 1873) - strategist and ideologistof the movement and national hero and Hristo Botev (1848-1876) - poet and http://www.bulgariaembindia.com/history.htm

28. Le Romain Des Mots-croisés. *Écrivains* Translate this page Botev (Hristo) NÉ, A, KALOFER (1848-1876) DRUMEV (VASIL) NÉ,A, SUMEN (V,1838-1901)KARAVELOV (LJUBEN) NÉ, A, KORIVSTICA ENTRE (1834-1837-1879) SLAVEJKOV http://www.mots-croisiste.com/11.html

Index général aéroport affluents Centrale nucléaire et hydroélectriques Chefs-Lieux Collines de Rome Communes Compositeurs Constellations Cyclades Déesses Dieux Divinités Écrivains Fleuves Côtier FLeuves des enfers Fleuves Historiens Homme d'état Homme Politiques Lacs Massifs Mathématiciens Noms Peintres Poètes Ports et Ports Fluviaux Rivières Sculteurs Théologiens Torrents Villes ÉCRIVAINS ECRIVAINS ALGÉRIENS DID, (MOHAMMED) NÉ, A, TLEMCEN EN, 1920. YACINE (KATEB) NÉ, A, CONDE -SMENDOU EN 1929. ECRIVAINS ALLEMANDS ANDERSCH (ALFRED) NÉ, A, MUNICH EN,1914. ARNIM (LUDWIG JOACHIM) NÉ, A, BERLIN (1781-1831) BENN, (GOTTFRIED) NÉ, A, MANSFELD (1886-1956) BOOL,(HEINRICH) NÉ, A, COLOGNE EN,1917. BRENTANO (CLEMENS) NÉ, A, EHRENBREITSTEIN,(1778-1842) CHAMISSO DE BONCOURT, (LOUIS CHARLES ADELAIDE DIT ADELBERT VON) NÉ,AU CHATEAU DE BONCOURT (1781-1838) DOBLIN (ALFRED) NÉ, A, STETTIN (1878-1957) EICHENDORFF (JOSEPH BARON VON ) NÉ, AU CHATEAU DE LUBOWITZ (1788-1857) FALLADA (RUDOLF DIT HANS) NÉ, A, GREIFSWALD (1893-1947) FONTANE, (THÉODOR) NÉ, A, NEURUPPIN (1819-1898) GOETHE (JOHANN WOLFGANG VON) NÉ, A, FRANFORT-SUR-LE-MAIN (1749-1832)

29. Autorzy - Biblioteka Wirtualna Kolegium Karkonoskiego - Project 18291890 Booth, William, 1829-1912 Boron, Robert de, 13th century Borrow, GeorgeHenry, 1803-1881 Boswell, James, 1740-1795 Botev, Hristo, 1848-1876 AKA Botev http://www.kk.jgora.pl/gutenberg/authors.htm

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30. El Afecto Cósmico Translate this page Redacción Zornitza Ganeva. wb_translation_team@mail.bg. * Hristo Botev(1848-1876) - poeta y revolucionario búlgaro nacional. ** Jorge (bg. http://www.beinsadouno.org/s_lec_4.htm

El Afecto Cósmico Conferencia ante el Consejo, por el Maestro Beinsá Dunó Dada el 24 de Agosto, 1919 en la Ciudad de Veliko Tarnovo Cuando escuchan las palabras “Afecto Cósmico”, de pronto les puede parecer extraño y se preguntarán: ¿Cómo es posible que el Afecto sea Cósmico? Es posible. Yo utilizo esta palabra en un amplio sentido. Utilizo la palabra “Amor” significando una energía que viene del Centro del Universo y va a la periferia, en tanto que utilizo la palabra “Afecto” con el significado de una energía que viene de la periferia y va al Centro de la Existencia. Describo al Amor como un proceso constructivo, creativo, mientras que al Afecto – como un proceso que va de abajo hacia arriba, un proceso que edifica. Cuando hablamos de cultura, sociedad, política y de la vida espiritual entiendo al Afecto, manifestado en su más grande actividad, es decir, manifestando un proceso consciente, que desarrolla individualmente en el Universo. Me gustaría pedirles dejar por un momento sus convicciones, cualquiera que estas sean, y razonar junto conmigo, sin críticas. Si quieren beneficiarse, colóquense a sí mismos en una postura fotogénica para tomar fotos correctamente, como son en realidad, y después de esto criticar. Si se colocan en una posición crítica de antemano, no aprehenderán las cosas correctamente y por eso sus críticas serán irracionales. Otro discípulo fue con ese gran sabio y dijo: “Maestro, quiero que me enseñes el secreto de llegar a ser tan pequeño que nadie en el mundo pueda verme.” El sabio cumplió su deseo y el discípulo llegó a ser muy pequeño, invisible. Pero, como el primer discípulo, también olvidó preguntar cómo regresar a su forma inicial, porque después de hacerse invisible y bajar a las grandes profundidades de la Existencia, no pudo regresar, cuando quiso.

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33. CSULB-COAST /Juvenile 1 Botev, Hristo, 18481876 See Botev, KHristo, 1848-1876. 1 Botevile,Francis, 1545?-1608 See Thynne, Francis, 1545?-1608. http://www.coast.csulb.edu:90/kids/10,152/search/a?Botha, C. Graham (Colin Graha

34. CSULB-COAST /All Locations El intruso. 1969. 1969 1 Botero Saldarriaga, Roberto, 18701948. 1969 1 Botet,R. 1987 1 Botev, Hristo, 1848-1876 See Botev, KHristo, 1848-1876. http://www.coast.csulb.edu:90/kids/10,152/search/aBotha, C. Graham (Colin Graham

35. HRISTO BOTEV - 1848 - 1876 Hristo Botev 1848- 1876. La figura di Hristo Botev, appare nel buio firmamento http://www.linearossage.it/hristobotev.htm

Pagina HRISTO BOTEV La classe dei ricchi proprietari, i corbadzi per Nato il 25 dicembre 1848 in vaga concomitanza con l'insurrezione della Bosnia Erzegovina, scoppia in Bulgaria nella Sredna-Gora un insurrezione popolare, Botev si illude che il tempo sia ormai giunto, che la situazione politica dei Balcani si accompagni favorevolmente ad una buona preparazione rivoluzionaria nell'interno del Paese, e messosi a capo di giovani, si impadronisce di un piroscafo della linea di navigazione danubiana austriaca, il "Radetzky ", e costringe il capitano a sbarcarli su un punto della costa bulgara. Come i trecento di Sapri, toccando il suolo patrio, i ribelli si inginocchiano c lo baciano. La banda, isolata su per i monti, bloccata dai Turchi, affronta il nemico con la forza della disperazione. Pochi scampano; e i Turchi infilano sulle picche le teste dei ribelli e le portano con grida di scherno e minacce attraverso i villaggi bulgari, per riaccendere la paura e per sgominare gli spiriti inquieti. messaggio, grido, confessione. La sua voce si ingigantisce ed echeggia come quella di un bardo e di un cavaliere del Graal, assumendo una potenza minacciosa e profetica. Egli sogna, ma soprattutto ammonisce, impreca, grida; epopea e lirica si identificano nel suo canto di tribuno infaticabile, e di uomo profondamente infelice e tradito dai tempi.

36. The April Uprising Of 1876 - The Summit Of Bulgarian National Revival April Uprising in 1876. He died in battle with the Turks in Plovdiv. Hristo Botev (184876), Bulgarian writer the April Uprising in 1876 Botev hijacked an Austrian steam http://www.geocities.com/nbulgaria/bulgaria/april876.htm

Bulgarian History [Next] The April Uprising of 1876 - the Summit of Bulgarian National Revival Bulgarian revolutionaries and freedom fighters During 500 years of Ottoman occupation, armed uprisings occurred recurrently in Bulgarian lands. However, most of them were badly organized, small and lacked widespread coordinated support from the population. Thus, the uprisings were quickly and brutally suppressed by superior Ottoman forces. Velcho Atanasov Dzamdzijata (1778-1835) was a Bulgarian revolutionary and freedom fighter. He led an unsuccessful uprising in Turnovo in 1835, and was hung by the Turks after the uprising was suppressed. Georgi Rakovski (1821-1867), Bulgarian revolutionary leader, writer, poet and journalist. Rakovski was one of the leaders in the Bulgarian struggle for independence from the Turks. 1861-62 he organised a Bulgarian legion in Belgrade, then travelled around Europe to gain support for the Bulgarian case. His radical views were opposed by more moderate groups in Bulgaria, but his poetry and his journalistic contributions were important for gaining the support of the younger people in the struggle against the Turks. After Rakovski's Bulgarian legion in Belgrade was dissolved by the Serbs in 1862, he moved to Bucurest and started organising small armed groups of revolutionary fighters (

37. Hristo Botev Poetry by Hristo Botev Hristo Botev. Hristo Botev is a brilliant Bulgarian poet and revolutionary. Born in Kalofer on January 6, 1848. Died a Range on June 1, 1876 as a voevode of 200 http://slovoto.org/f/en/botev

38. Bulgaria 1874 1875 Asim Pasha. 1876 Refaat Pasha. 1876 - 1877 Oman Mazhar Ahmed Pasha -Wali of Sofya 1873 - 1875 Hristo Botev (b. 1848 - d. 1876) 1875 Panayot Khitov (acting) (b http://www.worldstatesmen.org/Bulgaria.html

return to World Statesmen Bulgaria to 16 Apr 1879 (de jure to 5 Oct 1908) 1868 - 1877 (in rebellion) 1877 - 16 Apr 1879 16 Apr 1879 - 30 Jan 1948 30 Jan 1948 - 1968 1971 - 27 Nov 1990 re-adopted 27 Nov 1990 Map of Bulgaria Hear National Anthem "Mila Rodino" (Dear Homeland) Former Anthem (to 1945) "Shumi Maritsa" Text of National Anthem Anthem Adopted 1964 Constitution (12 Jul 1991) Capital: Sofia Currency: Lev (BGL) National Holiday: 3 Mar (1878) Liberation Day Population: 7,537,929 (2003) GDP: $49.23 billion (2002) Exports: $5.3 billion (2002) Imports: $6.9 billion (2002) Ethnic Groups: Bulgarian 79.8%, Turkish 9.6%, Roma (Gypsy) 5.4%, Macedonai 2.5%, Pomak 0.9%, other 1.8% (including Armenian, Tatar, Circassian) (2000) Total Armed Forces: 77,260 (2001) Merchant marine: 69 ships (2002) Religions: Bulgarian Orthodox 36.5%, Sunni Muslim 12.1%, Protestant 1.4%, Roman Catholic 0.8%, other /non-religious 47.8% (1995) International Organizations: BIS, BSEC, BTWC, CE, CEI, CTBT, EAPC, EBRD, FAO, G- 9, IAEA, IBRD, ICAO, ICCt, ICFTU, ICRM, IFC, IFRCS, ILO, IMF, IMO, Inmarsat, Intelsat, Interpol, IOC, IOM, ISO, ITU, NATO, NPT, NSG, NTBT, OIF, OPCW, OSCE, PCA, PFP, UN, UNCTAD, UNESCO, UNIDO, UPU, WCL, WCO, WFTU, WHO, WIPO, WMO, WTO, WToO, ZC Bulgaria Index CHRONOLOGY 584 Bulgarian Khanate 918 Bulgarian Empire 972 Reincorporated into the Byzantine Empire.

39. The Bulgarian National Revival This is shown by the way in which the great Bulgarian poet and revolutionaryHristo Botev (18481876) called for a revolution of the people, immediate http://www.megaone.com/nbulgaria/bulgaria/revival.htm

Bulgarian History [Next] Bulgarian National Revival, the 'wonder of the 19th century' The Bulgarian National Revival spanned a period from the early 18th c. to 1878. The revival process was in full swing during the first half and especially during the third quarter of the 19 th century, the time when the Bulgarian bourgeoisie, having gained in number, economic power and social status, was highly susceptible to West European political and cultural influence and was able to appreciate the significance of national enlightenment and science. All this came as a result of the intense trade with Europe. And, while we know of the existence of some 390 monasteries and settlements in which books were hand copied and most of which had small schools during the 17 th and 18th century (in these schools, mostly set up at monasteries, instruction was given by the synthetical method, the church psalms and basic arithmetic, though on a smaller scale; teachers at such schools used to exercise the pupils on a wax-coated board), in the '70s of the 19th century there were some 2000 schools in the Bulgarian-populated lands - democratic in character and secular in the nature of education. Textbooks, too, began to be published as early as the first stage of the ensuing education work. After the 'Fish Primer' was issued in 1824 (the first textbook for elementary school), textbooks in grammar, arithmetic, history, geography, physics and other school subjects began to appear at various times.

40. Heroes Hristo Botev (1848 1876)- the genius Bulgarian poet and revolutionary, who perishedfighting the Turks as a commander of revolutionary brigade (cheta). http://mac-istinata.hit.bg/heroes/heroes.html

GALLERY portraits of historical personalities Father Paisiy Hilendarski, a painting by K. Denchev Vasil Levski (1837-1873) -The Apostle of Freedom of the Bulgarians. Georgi S. Rakovski (1821-1867) the strategist of therevolutionary national liberation movement of the Bulgarians. Hristo Botev (1848 - 1876)- the genius Bulgarian poet and revolutionary, who perished fighting the Turks as a commander of revolutionary brigade (cheta). Lyuben Karavelov (1834-1879) - a writer, publicist journalist and leader of the Bulgarian Revolutionary Central Committee in Bucarest. Ñòåíîïèñ îò ïàðàêëèñà "Ñâ. Ñàâà è Ñâ. Ñèìåîí" , Ðèëñè Ìàíàñòèð, IX âåê. The patron of the Bulgarians in Europe, St. Ivan Rilski. A mural from the St. Sava and St. Simeon Chapel in Rila Monastery, 19th century. Stefan Stambolov, Prime Minister (1887-1894) - builder of modeern Bulgaria.

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