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Bulgarian politician (1897–1949)
June 1949. In December 1949, together with Traicho Kostov, 10 other prominent Communists were tried. Kostov was sentenced to death on the grounds that
Traicho_Kostov
Name list
people with the name include: Traicho Draganov, Bulgarian sprint canoer Traicho Kostov (1897–1949), Bulgarian politician This page or section lists people
Traicho
Surname list
Kostov (born 1991), Bulgarian football player Traicho Kostov (1897–1949), Bulgarian politician Vlatko Kostov (born 1965), Macedonian football player and
Kostov
Communist ideology
on July 2, 1949). Ten other defendants were tried along with Kostov. Only Traicho Kostov, both on the first day of the trial on December 7 and in his
Titoism
Public trial in which the guilt or innocence of the defendant is predetermined
included those of Koçi Xoxe in Albania and Traicho Kostov in Bulgaria, who were purged and arrested. After Kostov was executed, Bulgarian leaders sent Stalin
Show_trial
Government of Bulgaria (1947–1949)
between Stalin and a Bulgarian party delegation, at which Stalin accused Traicho Kostov of concealing economic information from Soviet representatives in Bulgaria
Second_Dimitrov_Government
Politics during Soviet occupation of Eastern Europe
They included Koçi Xoxe in Albania and Traicho Kostov in Bulgaria, who were both purged and arrested. After Kostov was executed, Bulgarian leaders sent
Eastern_Bloc_politics
Hungarian politician (1909–1949)
son; architect and political activist Milada Horáková Rudolf Slánský Traicho Kostov Slánský trial Koçi Xoxe Trial of the Generals (Hungary) Hugh Thomas
László_Rajk
1946–1949 civil war in Greece
objected to Stalin's change of policy. [...] Bulgarian Communist leader Traicho Kostov urged that Soviet aid be sent to the Greek insurrectionists. [...] This
Greek_Civil_War
Cold War schism between communist states
General Secretary of the Bulgarian Workers' Party Central Committee, Traicho Kostov. Furthermore, Albania and Bulgaria turned away from Yugoslavia and aligned
Tito–Stalin_split
Soviet secret policeman (1907–1955)
June 1949 he was sent to Bulgaria to assist in the investigation of Traicho Kostov, a member of the Political Bureau of the Bulgarian Communist Party.
Lev_Shvartzman
Czechoslovak communist politician
Urválek Vladimír Clementis Klement Gottwald Rudolf Margolius Artur London Traicho Kostov László Rajk Josef Smrkovský History of anti-Semitism Eastern Bloc politics
Rudolf_Slánský
William Joyce (1946) Bronislav Kaminski (1944) Michael Kitzelmann (1942) Traicho Kostov (1949) William Laud (1645) Antoine Lavoisier (1794) Antonio Llidó (1974)
List of people who were executed
List_of_people_who_were_executed
Czech politician and lawyer
Heliodor Píka László Rajk Rudolf Margolius Rudolf Slánský Slánský trial Traicho Kostov Plavcová, Alena. "POHNUTÉ OSUDY: Kánské zavraždili komunisti matku,
Milada_Horáková
Central organization of the International Communist Movement (1947–1956)
same year, during which Rajk was hanged, Gomułka was arrested, and Traicho Kostov's indictment was published. These attacks seem to have originated from
Cominform
Leader of Bulgaria from 1956 to 1989
trial against Traicho Kostov, Zhivkov criticised the Party and judicial authorities for what he claimed was their leniency with regard to Kostov. This placed
Todor_Zhivkov
Cold War coalition of communist states
it appeared that Traicho Kostov, who was not a Moscow cadre, was next in line for leadership, in June 1949, Stalin ordered Kostov's arrest, followed soon
Eastern_Bloc
Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1934–35, 1944–46)
this environment, in June, Kimon Georgiev and Damyan Velchev met with Traicho Kostov and received assurances about the preservation of the Fatherland Front
Kimon_Georgiev
culminated in the show trial and execution of Deputy Prime Minister Traicho Kostov (died 16 December 1949). Once the elderly Prime Minister Vasil Kolarov
History_of_Bulgaria
Calendar year
Knesset votes to move the capital of Israel to Jerusalem. December 14 – Traicho Kostov, who until March was acting president of the Council of Ministers of
1949
Deputy Head of Government of Bulgaria
National Assembly of Bulgaria Term length 4 years, renewable Formation 1946 First holder Traicho Kostov Salary €4,600 per month Website www.government.bg
Deputy Prime Minister of Bulgaria
Deputy_Prime_Minister_of_Bulgaria
Romanian communist politician (1900–1954)
placed Pătrășcanu, the Hungarian Republic's László Rajk, and Bulgaria's Traicho Kostov in the same camp, as "imperialist agents" (see Tito–Stalin split, Informbiro)
Lucrețiu_Pătrășcanu
Stalinist show trials in Hungary against László Rajk and others in Bulgaria Traicho Kostov and against others and against Rudolf Slansky in Czechoslovakia, and
Willi_Kreikemeyer
American diplomat (1894-1981)
S. Ambassador to Bulgaria. In 1949 Bulgaria charged deputy premier Traicho Kostov with plotting against the Communist regime and added Heath’s name to
Donald_R._Heath
Bilateral relations
Prime Minister Traicho Kostov. During Kostov's trial for treason, American Minister Heath was frequently mentioned as a contact of Kostov. He was blamed
Bulgaria–United States relations
Bulgaria–United_States_relations
became the new leader of the communist party. 16 December Death of Traicho Kostov. 1954 4 March Todor Zhivkov became the leader of the communist party
Timeline_of_Bulgarian_history
Defunct Bulgarian newspaper
Rabotnichesko Delo Работничьеско Дело The indictment against the group of Traicho Kostov, 30 November 1949 Type Daily newspaper Format A2 Publisher CC of the
Rabotnichesko_delo
against Traicho Kostov, he was removed from the Politburo, accused of failing to inform the party leadership in a timely manner of Traicho Kostov's "anti-Soviet"
Dobri_Terpeshev
Month of 1949
Indonesia by a vote of 226 to 62. Former vice-prime minister of Bulgaria Traicho Kostov was found guilty of all treason charges against him and sentenced to
December_1949
Bulgarian writer and art critic (1930 – 2010)
Kiril was arrested by Stalinists in 1948 for his efforts, alongside Traicho Kostov, to keep Bulgarian industrialism and export entrepreneurialism independent
Atanas_Slavov_(writer)
Bulgarian politician (1902–1982)
Dencho Znepolski and others, on the charge of being associates of Traicho Kostov. Transki was arrested in the office of Minister Panchevski, on his order
Petar_Panchevski
German politician
Stalinist show trials in Hungary against László Rajk and others in Bulgaria Traicho Kostov and against others and against Rudolf Slánský in Czechoslovakia, and
Stanislaw_Trabalski
Government of Bulgaria (1946–1947)
Treaty. Bulgaria was represented by Kimon Georgiev, Alexander Obbov and Traicho Kostov, who signed the peace treaty on behalf of Bulgaria, which came into
First_Dimitrov_Government
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