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Tsankov may refer to: Tsankov (surname) Tsankov Dam on the Vacha River in Bulgaria Tsankov Kamak Hydro Power Plant in southwestern Bulgaria Dragan Tsankov
Tsankov
21st Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1923–26)
Aleksandar Tsolov Tsankov (Bulgarian: Александър Цолов Цанков; 29 June 1879 – 27 July 1959) was a leading Bulgarian politician during the period between
Aleksandar_Tsankov
Bulgarian tennis player (1912–1994)
Asen Tsankov (Bulgarian: Асен Цанков, 3 January 1912 – 1994) was a four-time Bulgarian tennis champion and one of the first Bulgarian Olympians, who participated
Asen_Tsankov
Dam in Bulgaria
Tsankov Dam is a dam on the Vacha River, Bulgaria. It is part of the Vacha Cascade Joint Implementation Project involving three more dams and four power
Tsankov_Dam
Bulgarian footballer
Petko Tsankov (Bulgarian: Петко Цанков; born 19 December 1995) is a Bulgarian professional footballer who plays as a right winger for Aksakovo. Tsankov made
Petko_Tsankov
Surname list
Tsankov (Bulgarian: Цанков) is a Bulgarian masculine surname, its feminine counterpart is Tsankova. Notable people with the surname include: Aleksandar
Tsankov_(surname)
Bobi Tsankov (Bulgarian: Боби Цанков; 12 August 1979 – 5 January 2010) was a Bulgarian journalist, crime writer and radio personality, who was killed
Bobi_Tsankov
Bulgarian footballer
Antonio Tsankov (Bulgarian: Антонио Цанков; born 7 February 1990) is a Bulgarian footballer who plays as a midfielder for Oborishte Panagyurishte.[citation
Antonio_Tsankov
Bulgarian prime minister (1828 – 1911)
Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (Bulgarian: Драган Киряков Цанков) (9 November 1828 – 24 March 1911) was a Bulgarian politician and the first Liberal Party Prime
Dragan_Tsankov
Political party in Bulgaria
party formed in 1932 by Aleksandar Tsankov. Although a member of the governing People's Bloc of Nikola Mushanov, Tsankov had come to be a strong admirer
National_Social_Movement
Stefan Stanchev Tsankov (Bulgarian: Стефан Станчев Цанков, 4 July 1881, Gorna Oryahovitsa, Bulgaria — 20 March 1965) was a Bulgarian Orthodox theologian
Stefan_Tsankov
Military coup that overthrew the Bulgrarian National Union government
Agrarian National Union (BANU), and replaced it with one under Aleksandar Tsankov. The Bulgarian army, defeated in World War I, was limited in size to 20
1923_Bulgarian_coup_d'état
Dam in Plovdiv Province, Smolyan Province
includes five reservoirs and seven hydro power plants — Teshel, Devin, Tsankov Kamak, Orphey, Krichim and Vacha 1 and 2, with a combined installed capacity
Dospat–Vacha Hydropower Cascade
Dospat–Vacha_Hydropower_Cascade
State in southeastern Europe from 1908 to 1946
army factions, and social democrats—into a coalition led by Aleksandar Tsankov. The Communists remained outside this coalition. Bulgaria's Western creditors
Kingdom_of_Bulgaria
Antarctic island
Tsankov Island (Bulgarian: Цанков остров, romanized: Tsankov ostrov, IPA: [t͡sɐnˈkɔf ˈɔstrof]) is the mostly ice-covered island 625 m long in west-southwest
Tsankov_Island
Bulgarian politician; Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1919–1923)
Military League, IMRO, the National Alliance, and the army led by Aleksandar Tsankov. Italian agents sent by Mussolini in retaliation against Stamboliyski's
Aleksandar_Stamboliyski
Hydroelectric power plant in Bulgaria
The Tsankov Kamak Hydroelectric Power Plant, also Tsankov Kamak HPP, comprises an arch dam and hydroelectric power plant (HPP) on the territory of the
Tsankov Kamak Hydro Power Plant
Tsankov_Kamak_Hydro_Power_Plant
Bulgarian footballer
Tsvetomir Tsankov (Bulgarian: Цветомир Цанков; born 6 June 1984 in Lovech) is a Bulgarian football goalkeeper who plays for Etar Veliko Tarnovo.[citation
Tsvetomir_Tsankov
Leader of Bulgaria from 1946 to 1949
Dimitrov led a failed communist uprising against the government of Aleksandar Tsankov and was subsequently forced into exile. He lived in the Soviet Union until
Georgi_Dimitrov
Bulgarian politician (born 1975)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Andrey_Gyurov
Bulgarian politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Nickolay_Mladenov
Bulgarian politician (1866–1933)
generally pursued a more moderate line than his predecessor Aleksandar Tsankov, declaring an amnesty for Communist prisoners (although the Communist Party
Andrey_Lyapchev
Street in Sofia, Bulgaria
Dragan Tsankov Boulevard (Bulgarian: Булевард Драган Цанков) is a large boulevard in the City of Sofia in Sofia City Province, Bulgaria. It is named after
Dragan_Tsankov_Boulevard
Bulgarian footballer
Vladimir Tsankov Yonkov (Bulgarian: Владимир Цанков Йонков) (born 19 July 1973 in Pleven) is a Bulgarian retired football defensive midfielder. Levski
Vladimir_Yonkov
Bulgarian politician
Aleksandar Tsankov Staliyski (Bulgarian: Александър Цанков Сталийски) (28 August 1893 – 2 February 1945) was a Bulgarian far right politician active before
Aleksandar_Tsankov_Staliyski
Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1934–35, 1944–46)
actively participated in the events that led to the fall of Aleksander Tsankov. He was one of the activists of the People's Congress who at that time
Kimon_Georgiev
Bulgarian nationalist Aleksandar Tsankov, fled to Argentina. On September 16, 1944, the right-wing leader Aleksandar Tsankov made a radio announcement stating
Bulgarian_government-in-exile
Bulgarian politician
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Dobri_Bozhilov
Prime Minister of Bulgaria
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Ivan_Bagrianov
1921–1923 political party in Bulgaria
university teachers. Among its founders were Aleksandar Grekov, Aleksandar Tsankov, Petko Staynov, Dimitar Mishaykov and others. The purpose of the People's
People's_Alliance_(Bulgaria)
Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 2025 to 2026
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Rosen_Zhelyazkov
Bulgarian history between the two World Wars
the removal of Tsankov and his followers, who were blamed for the terror, before granting Sofia the requested funds. On 4 January, Tsankov relinquished
Interwar_Bulgaria
Third government of the Principality of Bulgaria (Mar–Nov 1880)
The Government of Dragan Tsankov was the third government of the Principality of Bulgaria and the first to be led by the Liberal Party. It was appointed
First Dragan Tsankov Government
First_Dragan_Tsankov_Government
Tsar of Bulgaria from 1918 to 1943
Aleksandar Tsankov, who harshly suppressed the Bulgarian Communist Party and led the nation through a brief border war with Greece. Tsankov was removed
Boris_III_of_Bulgaria
1923–1934 political party in Bulgaria
Aleksandar Tsankov included former members of the People's Alliance. It was the dominant wing of the party until early 1926, when Tsankov's harsh authoritarian
Democratic Alliance (Bulgaria)
Democratic_Alliance_(Bulgaria)
1923 communist insurgency in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian Communist Party (BCP) attempted to overthrow Alexandar Tsankov's new government established following the coup d'état of 9 June. After
September_Uprising
Bulgarian politician
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Konstantin_Muraviev
Bulgarian rock band
Beatles". The group was created in 1967 in Sofia by Kiril Marichkov, Petar Tsankov (both from Bandaratsite group), Petar Gyuzelev, and Veselin Kisyov (both
Shturcite
Russian army general (1844–1913)
Sobolev turned to the Liberal leader Dragan Tsankov for a new coalition but he had another agenda in mind. Tsankov won the support of both Alexander and the
Leonid_Sobolev
Prime Minister of Bulgaria in 1997
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Stefan_Sofiyanski
28th prime minister of Bulgaria
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Bogdan_Filov
Voter turnout was 86%. The ruling coalition won a majority and Aleksandar Tsankov remained Prime Minister. In February 1924 the Broad Socialists left the
November 1923 Bulgarian parliamentary election
November_1923_Bulgarian_parliamentary_election
Russian noblewoman and resistance fighter
Saint Maria Skobtsova Maria with Nikolai Berdyaev and Stefan Tsankov, 1930 Born Elizaveta Yurievna Pilenko 20 December 1891 Riga, Russian Empire (now
Maria_Skobtsova
Bulgarian politician (1858–1907)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Dimitar_Petkov
Bulgarian politician (1941–2025)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Boyko_Dimitrov
Bulgarian politician (1849–1924)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Ivan_Evstratiev_Geshov
Bulgarian politician and diplomat (1837–1921)
both issued in Istanbul. In the autumn of 1876, together with Dragan Tsankov, he toured Europe to present the plight of the Bulgarian people after the
Marko_Balabanov
Bulgarian politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Georgi_Pirinski_Jr.
Tsankov 71 +24 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. Prime Minister before Prime Minister after Dragan Tsankov Tsankov III
1884 Bulgarian parliamentary election
1884_Bulgarian_parliamentary_election
Prime Minister of Bulgaria from 2023 to 2024
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Nikolai_Denkov
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Grisha_Filipov
Bulgarian physician, diplomat and politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Georgi_Valkovich
Political party in Bulgaria
was a political party in Bulgaria. The party was established by Dragan Tsankov as a splinter from the Liberal Party in 1884, and was pro-Russian in its
Progressive Liberal Party (Bulgaria)
Progressive_Liberal_Party_(Bulgaria)
Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1854–1929)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Vasil_Radoslavov
Tsar of Bulgaria from 1943 to 1946, Prime Minister from 2001 to 2005
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Simeon_II
Bulgarian politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Kristian_Vigenin
Bulgarian Nazi party
had a significant role in Bulgarian politics. In this regard Aleksandar Tsankov, a leader of the rivalling National Social Movement, was attacked. In the
National Socialist Bulgarian Workers Party
National_Socialist_Bulgarian_Workers_Party
American supernatural drama (2018–2023)
amongst those resurrected after the plane is sent back to 2013. Nikolai Tsankov as Marko Valeriev, a Bulgarian passenger of Flight 828 who is among the
Manifest_(TV_series)
Prime Minister of Bulgaria since 2026
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Rumen_Radev
Bulgarian politician (1863–1932)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Petar_Gudev
Bulgarian general (1875–1962)
was the Minister of War in the governments of prime ministers Aleksandar Tsankov and Andrey Lyapchev. He oversaw the repression of leftist organizations
Ivan_Valkov
Bulgarian scientist, politician and diplomat
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Andrey_Toshev
Bulgarian politician (1854–1895)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Stefan_Stambolov
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Svetlan_Stoev
Democratic Unification Angel Stankov 56 National Social Movement–Tsankov Aleksandar Tsankov 3 Independent Agrarians – 2 National Liberal Party (G. Petrov)
1938 Bulgarian parliamentary election
1938_Bulgarian_parliamentary_election
Bulgarian scientist and politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Solomon_Passy
Bulgarian diplomat and politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Nikolay_Milkov
Parliamentary elections held in Bulgaria in January and February 1880
Dragan Tsankov formed a government and became Prime Minister on 8 April. After the election Prince Alexander Battenberg appointed Dragan Tsankov as the
1880 Bulgarian parliamentary election
1880_Bulgarian_parliamentary_election
Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1853–1901)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Konstantin_Stoilov
Association football club in the Netherlands
Player — GK NED Justin Eversen — GK NED Laolu Oladipo — GK NED Martin Tsankov — DF NED Noël Beulens — DF NED Per Kloosterboer — DF NED Driss Laaouina
Jong_FC_Utrecht
Bulgarian politician
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Aleksandar_Malinov
Bulgarian politician (1875–1954)
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Atanas_Burov
opposition parties led by Petko Karavelov, Vasil Radoslavov and Dragan Tsankov won 32 between them. All three opposition party leaders lost their seats
1887 Bulgarian parliamentary election
1887_Bulgarian_parliamentary_election
Bulgarian politician and diplomat (1962)
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Nadezhda_Neynsky
Bulgarian clergyman and politician (1841–1901)
April 1880 Monarch Alexander Preceded by Todor Burmov Succeeded by Dragan Tsankov In office 21 August 1886 – 24 August 1886 Monarch Alexander Preceded by
Kliment_of_Tarnovo
Bulgarian politician
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Petar_Gabrovski
Programming language
August 2016.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) Tsankov, Petar; Dan, Andrei; Drachsler-Cohen, Dana; Gervais, Arthur; Bünzli, Florian;
Solidity
Reservoir in Bulgaria
stations. The three existing dams on the Vacha River are the Vacha Dam, Tsankov Dam, and the Kamak Dam. The 144.5 metres (474 ft) concrete dam was in its
Krichim_Reservoir
Prime Minister of Bulgaria
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Reneta_Indzhova
Bulgarian communist politician, prime minister (1900-1980)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Valko_Chervenkov
Statement lacking absolute doctrinal authority
According to Bulgarian theologian Stefan Tsankov, "The content of the theologumena is probable truth." In Tsankov's words, "the number of the fathers who
Theologoumenon
Bulgarian politician
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Georgi_Bliznashki
Bulgarian communist politician (1877–1950)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Vasil_Kolarov
Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1920–1996)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Stanko_Todorov
Bulgarian politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Velislava_Petrova-Chamova
Bulgarian politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Ivailo_Kalfin
Leader of Bulgaria from 1956 to 1989
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Todor_Zhivkov
Bulgarian politician and diplomat
regime ended, Nachovich also headed the ministry of finance during Dragan Tsankov's coalition government (1883–1884). In 1882, he became a correspondent member
Grigor_Nachovich
2022 American film
as Greg Albright Blake Weise as Nick Diane Venora as Aunt Irene Nikolai Tsankov as Father Alex Harrison Cone as Tol Elena Heuzé as Kim Chris Galust as
First_Love_(2022_film)
Bulgarian politician
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Rumiana_Jeleva
Prime Minister of Bulgaria in 2021
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Stefan_Yanev
Bulgarian politician (born 1991)
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Georg_Georgiev
Bulgarian politician (1938–1996)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Andrey_Lukanov
Bulgarian general
Stamboliyski (1st) Dimitrov Stamboliyski (2nd) Tomov Stamboliyski (3rd) Muraviev Tsankov Valkov Bakardzhiev Kisyov Vatev Zlatev Tsanev Lukov Daskalov Mihov Rusev
Nikola_Zhekov
Bulgarian politician (1847–1901)
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Dimitar_Grekov
Football club
20 DF BUL Viktor Stoykov 21 MF GRE Michalis Almpanis 25 MF BUL Vasil Tsankov 27 MF BUL Georgi Brezovski 30 MF BUL Kaloyan Hadzhiyski 72 GK BUL Ivaylo
FC_Levski-Rakovski_Sofia
Bulgarian jurist and politician
government of Bulgaria Principality Burmov Turnovski D. Tsankov Karavelov Ehrnrooth Sobolev D. Tsankov Karavelov Turnovski Karavelov Radoslavov Stoilov Stambolov
Ognyan_Gerdzhikov
Bulgarian politician and diplomat (1929–2021)
(1878–1908) Balabanov (1st) Nachovich (1st) D. Tsankov Stoichev Stoilov (1st) Valkovich Stoilov (2nd) Tsankov Balabanov (2nd) Tsanov Stoyanov Stoilov (3rd)
Ivan_Stanchov
Bulgarian politician (1843–1903)
by Dragan Tsankov Succeeded by Johann Casimir Ernrot In office 11 July 1884 – 21 August 1886 Monarch Alexander Preceded by Dragan Tsankov Succeeded by
Petko_Karavelov
Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1834–1906)
Burmov would later leave the Conservatives and become a member of Dragan Tsankov's Progressive Liberal Party. Ivan Ilchev, Valery Kolev, Veselin Yanchev
Todor_Burmov
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