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Bulgarian revolutionary (1869–1907)
Ivan Garvanov (Bulgarian: Иван Гарванов; December 23, 1869 – November 28, 1907) was a Bulgarian teacher, revolutionary and leader of the Internal Macedonian
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Anti-Ottoman revolt in the Balkans (1903)
had started, many of its most promising potential leaders, including Ivan Garvanov and Gotse Delchev, had already been arrested or killed by the Ottomans
Ilinden–Preobrazhenie Uprising
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Secret revolutionary society (1893–1934)
Dimitrov, Damyan Gruev, Boris Sarafov, Ivan Garvanov, Yane Sandanski, Chernyo Peev, Sava Mihailov, Hristo Kuslev, Ivan Anastasov Gyrcheto, Petyr Hr. Yurukov
Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
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Bulgarian revolutionary in interwar Macedonia
1922. Todor Panitsa, who had killed the right-wing Boris Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov, was assassinated in Vienna in 1924 by Mihaylov's future wife, Mencha
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Bulgarian revolutionary (1872–1907)
assassination of Garvanov and Sarafov. He was shot dead under Sandanski's order on 28 November 1907 in his home in Sofia together with Ivan Garvanov by Panitsa
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Macedonian Bulgarian revolutionary (1872–1903)
SMAC deteriorated gradually. Furthermore, the ideologically inclined Ivan Garvanov offered Tsonchev control over IMRO, after managing to become de facto
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Macedonian Bulgarian revolutionary and teacher
Committee of the Bulgarian Secret Revolutionary Brotherhood, including Ivan Garvanov into the IMARO. In 1901, Pere was exiled by the Ottoman authorities
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Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO), these moderates, led by Ivan Garvanov, who was then a teacher at the Bulgarian Men's High School of Thessaloniki
Bulgarian Secret Revolutionary Brotherhood
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Bulgarian revolutionary (1861–1934)
(containing codes, seals, lists of networks, addresses, ciphers, etc.) to Ivan Garvanov, who became the new leader of the Organization. Subsequently, he was
Ivan_Hadzhinikolov
Bulgarian revolutionary (1881–1924)
the district's voivode. After the assassination of Boris Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov, his rapid rise to power in the Organisation begun. In November 1907
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Macedonian Bulgarian revolutionary (1869–1952)
Committee of the IMRO in Sofia, along with Matov. On 24 December 1902, Ivan Garvanov announced a congress in January 1903 to discuss about an uprising. He
Hristo_Tatarchev
Bulgarian revolutionary figure
Boris Sarafov, Ivan Garvanov and Mihail Daev to death. After Daev's death, the committee assigned Panitsa to assassinate Sarafov and Garvanov, organizing
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Macedonian Bulgarian revolutionary (1872–1915)
mafia-style killings on a larger scale. The right-wing headed by Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov attempted several times to liquidate Sandanski. Sandanski blamed Sarafov
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Bulgarian actor, producer and photographer
you can see Vladimir Karamazov in the National Theater "Ivan Vazov" as the teacher Ivan Garvanov in the play "The Conspirators from Solun", written by Georgi
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Bulgarian revolutionary (1870–1945)
one of the main initiators to start an uprising in 1903. Along with Ivan Garvanov, he made the arguments that an uprising would result in greater rights
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Centralist faction. He escaped assassination in 1907, when Boris Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov were killed by the leftist Todor Panitsa. Afterwards, he participated
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Bulgarian anarchist group
colony in Fezzan. Members of the Central Committee of IMORO, including Ivan Garvanov, D. Mirchev and J. Kondov, were incarcerated. The attacks of the group
Boatmen_of_Thessaloniki
Bulgarian educator and revolutionary
with Bulgaria. In 1907, after the assassination of Boris Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov, he was arrested in connection with the double murder by the Bulgarian
Petar_Poparsov
Bulgarian revolutionary (1855–1953)
in Dupnitsa, shortly before the assassination of Boris Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov. In connection with the double murder, Kyoseto was also arrested. He
Andon_Kyoseto
Bulgarian revolutionary (1880–1903)
also returned to Stara Zagora, where he met the leader of the IMRO Ivan Garvanov. In March 1903, he went to Kyustendil, where a second Veles detachment
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1902 anti-Ottoman rebellion
detachments to Ottoman Macedonia to prepare the population for an uprising. Ivan Garvanov, who was the leader of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
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Bulgarian Secret Revolutionary Brotherhood to IMRO in 1899. Its leader Ivan Garvanov, who was from Bulgaria proper, became the head of the IMRO in 1902,
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expelled from the Serres region. After assassinating Boris Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov on November 28, 1907, Todor stayed with her briefly in Nesebar, where
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with the decision because they were unready. Central Committee member Ivan Garvanov answered that they were aware that a mass uprising could not take place
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Bulgarian revolutionary and military leader active before and during WW I
and celebrated during Serbian rule. In 1907 after Boris Sarafov and Ivan Garvanov were killed by the inner opposition in IMARO, Tane Nikolov found new
Tane_Nikolov
1982 Bulgarian film
Ruzha Delcheva as Andro's grandmother Zhivko Garvanov as Stefo's father Stefan Iliev as Mitashki's father Ivan Yanchev as Mitashki's grandfather Pavel Popandov
A_Dog_in_a_Drawer
Bulgarian academic (1863–1937)
Damyan Gruev, Boris Sarafov, Ivan Garvanov, Pavel Shatev, Yane Sandanski, Chernyo Peev, Sava Mihailov, Hristo Kuslev, Ivan Anastasov Gyrcheto, Petyr Hr
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Tsentral Hotel Central Veselin Branev 105min Iren Krivoshieva, Zhivko Garvanov, Valentin Gadzhokov, Boryana Puncheva, Anton Radichev, Stoyan Stoev, Konstantin
List of Bulgarian films of the 1980s
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Bulgarian football club
Belovo, Kozarsko, Perushtitsa, Brestovitsa and Peshtera. Botevist Dimitar Garvanov was chosen as the first chairman. In the 1925 football season Botev won
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Dissenting Opinion Lada Boyadjieva Yanush Vazov 83 min Petar Chernev, Zhivko Garvanov, Stoycho Mazgalov, Rumyana Georgieva feature film (drama) Сбогом, приятели
List of Bulgarian films of the 1970s
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