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	Vasil Levski - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1862 Levski went to Serbia to enlist as a volunteer in the Bulgarian Legion raised by another Bulgarian revolutionary, Georgi Rakovski.
		Vasil Levski (Bulgarian: ВасилЛевски, also transliterated as Vassil Levski), born Vasil Ivanov Kunchev (Васил Иванов Кунчев) was a Bulgarian revolutionary, ideologist, strategist and theoretician of the Bulgarian national revolution and leader of the struggle for liberation from Ottoman rule.
		By the middle of 1872 he had succeeded in establishing a strong network of committees in a number of Bulgarian towns and villages which were in constant contact with and subordination to the clandestine government in the town of Lovech.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vasil_Levski (529 words)

	Carl Savich Columns serbianna.com
		The Report stated that the massacre carried out at Dedeagatch was committed by Greeks and Armenians “with the aid of some Bulgarian privates of the Macedonian legion, who were accidentally left in the town without an officer.” Macedonian insurgents (comitadjis) were also reported to be engaged in activity in the region.
		The Carnegie Report quoted the account of a member of the Macedonian Legion who explained the attack against Dedeagatch as a reprisal: “Incidents also occurred while Bulgarian regiments were on the march which led to savage reprisals.
		Goce Delchev, a member of the central committee of VMRO, was the military inspector.
	www.serbianna.com /columns/savich/053.html (529 words)

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		1915, military, Polish Legion, official handstamp of organization for support of the legion on postcard.
		1915, occupation of Turkey, Odrin postmark tying Bulgarian stamps on postcard to Germany.
		1915, military in Algeria, Foreign Legion unit handstamp on cover Oran to Switzerland.
	www.mayoph.com /prevlist_1.htm (529 words)

	Untitled Document
		The Stefan Stambolov Bulgarian Youth Legion - Smolyan is a member of the Union of Bulgarian Foundations and Associations and the founder of the Centre of Non-profit Organisations - Smolyan.
		Smolyan is a well-established industrial centre in the region, with a developed light industry, represented by textile enterprises such as Rodopska Tukan, a tailoring industry represented by the state-owned company Sluntse, dairy and meat-processing companies, enterprises for the production of bread, bread products and confectionery, etc.
		Three former mayors of municipalities in Smolyan region were investigated by the special services of the Regional Directorate of Internal Affairs in Smolyan for illegally siphoning municipal budgets and diverting funds.
	www.online.bg /Coalition2000/eng/municipalities/Smolyan.html (1062 words)

	Encyclopedia: List of fascists
		Hristo Nikolov Lukov (1887-February 13, 1943) was a Bulgarian general who lead the Union of Bulgarian National Legions (SBNL).
		Reimond Tollenaere (June 29, 1909-January 22, 1942) was a Flemish National Socialist who volunteered to fight the USSR in the Flemish Legion of the Waffen-SS.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-fascists (1062 words)

	Untitled Document
		The Stefan Stambolov Bulgarian Youth Legion - Smolyan is a member of the Union of Bulgarian Foundations and Associations and the founder of the Centre of Non-profit Organisations - Smolyan.
		Smolyan is a well-established industrial centre in the region, with a developed light industry, represented by textile enterprises such as Rodopska Tukan, a tailoring industry represented by the state-owned company Sluntse, dairy and meat-processing companies, enterprises for the production of bread, bread products and confectionery, etc.
		Three former mayors of municipalities in Smolyan region were investigated by the special services of the Regional Directorate of Internal Affairs in Smolyan for illegally siphoning municipal budgets and diverting funds.
	www.online.bg /Coalition2000/eng/municipalities/Smolyan.html (1062 words)

	Carl Savich Columns serbianna.com
		The Report stated that the massacre carried out at Dedeagatch was committed by Greeks and Armenians “with the aid of some Bulgarian privates of the Macedonian legion, who were accidentally left in the town without an officer.” Macedonian insurgents (comitadjis) were also reported to be engaged in activity in the region.
		The War Correspondence of Leon Trotsky: The Balkan Wars, 1912-13.
		Turkish Sultan Abdul-Hamid sought to prevent the emergence of a Macedonian national identity or consciousness: “Throughout the reign of Abdul-Hamid (1876-1909) the use of the word Macedonia was forbidden.” The Turkish province of Macedonia was divided into three administrative districts or vilayets----Monastir/Bitola, Skopje/Uskub, and Salonika/Thessaloniki.
	www.serbianna.com /columns/savich/053.html (8914 words)

	Carl Savich Columns serbianna.com
		The Report stated that the massacre carried out at Dedeagatch was committed by Greeks and Armenians “with the aid of some Bulgarian privates of the Macedonian legion, who were accidentally left in the town without an officer.” Macedonian insurgents (comitadjis) were also reported to be engaged in activity in the region.
		For the Macedonian population, the First Balkan War was fought to obtain autonomy for Macedonia, even though both Serbia and Bulgaria sought to advance their own national agendas in Macedonia at the expense of the Macedonian population.
		The Balkan League resulted because of the failure of the Treaty of San Stefano and the Treaty of Berlin to resolve the issue of Macedonia.
	www.serbianna.com /columns/savich/053.html (8914 words)

	Carl Savich Columns serbianna.com
		The Report stated that the massacre carried out at Dedeagatch was committed by Greeks and Armenians “with the aid of some Bulgarian privates of the Macedonian legion, who were accidentally left in the town without an officer.” Macedonian insurgents (comitadjis) were also reported to be engaged in activity in the region.
		The Balkan League resulted because of the failure of the Treaty of San Stefano and the Treaty of Berlin to resolve the issue of Macedonia.
		The Balkan League emerged because: 1) the Young Turks wanted to enforce a centralized authority and to retain Turkish control in Macedonia; and, 2) was a reaction to the annexation of Bosnia-Hercegovina by Austria-Hungary in 1908 in violation of the Treaty of Berlin.
	www.serbianna.com /columns/savich/053.html (8914 words)

	balkanalysis.com - Macedonia and the First Balkan War (Part 3)
		The penultimate installment of Carl Savich’s special on Macedonian and the First Balkan War treats the famous Macedonian revolutionary group, the IMRO, and the “Macedonian Legion” that fought within the Bulgarian army.
		The Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO) was established in Salonika on October 23, 1893 by Ivan Nikolov, Anton Dimitrov, Hristo Tatarchev, Petar Arsov, Hristo Batandziev, and Damian Gruev with the motto “Macedonia for the Macedonians”.
		They were kidnapped by 20 fighters affiliated with the IMRO led by Jane Sandanski and Hristo Chernopeev.
	www.balkanalysis.com /modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=327 (8914 words)

	BBC SPORT AIRDRIEONIANS Airdrie targeting Stoichkov
		Stoichkov, 34, is currently playing in America with Chicago Fire, but talks have been held about him joining Airdrie's foreign legion.
		The former Aberdeen, Tottenham and Scotland striker insists bringing in the temperamental Bulgarian would not be a risk.
		Stoichkov could be on his way to Airdrie
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/football/teams/a/airdrieonians/862989.stm (377 words)

	Contribution Invitation from Jewish National Fund
		On May 23, 1994, King Simeon II accepted the Jewish National Fund's coveted Legion of Honor award on behalf of the people of Bulgaria and his late father for their acts of heroism during the blackest years of modern history.
		Bulgaria became the only nation in Europe whose Jewish population was left untouched - indeed, by the end of the war, Bulgarian Jewry had increased in number.
		The Jewish National Fund honored the people of Bulgaria and their King, Boris III, and the roles they played in saving Bulgaria's Jewish community during World War II.
	www.b-info.com /places/Bulgaria/Jewish/FundLet.shtml (461 words)

	Vasil Drumev - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		With Russia trusting Drumev, in Summer 1895 he headed the Bulgarian parliamentary delegation in Saint Petersburg which had to reconcile Bulgaria with Russia, which terminated their official relations in November 1886.
		After the Legion disbanded in 1862, Drumev emigrated in Russia, where he continued his education at the Kyev seminary.
		Drumev also took part in the socio-political life in the Principality - he was a deputy in the Constituent assembly in 1879 and in the First great national assembly in 1879; he was Prime Minister in 1879-1880 and in 1886.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vasil_Drumev (461 words)

	Information day for promoting the ombudsman institution on local level - Smolyan
		On October 16, 2002, in Smolyan was held an information day for promoting the ombudsman institution, organized by the Center for the Study of Democracy jointly with the Bulgarian Youth Legion Stephan Stambolov – Smolyan.
		Representatives of the municipal councils in Smolyan, Nedelino, Banite, Zlatograd and Chepelare, judges from the regional and district courts, prosecutors, members of public councils to combat corruption in the region, senior students from the First High School in Smolyan, and journalists took part in the event.
		Rada Kulekova, former mediator for the Mladost region in Sofia, Ms.
	www.anticorruption.bg /ombudsman/eng/training/smolyan.htm (220 words)

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