1890s in Bulgaria - Wikipedia
WEBThe 1890s in the Principality of Bulgaria. Incumbents. Prince of Bulgaria: Ferdinand I (1887–1918) Prime Minister of Bulgaria: Stefan Stambolov (1887–1894) Konstantin Stoilov (1894–1899) Dimitar Grekov (1899) Todor Ivanchov (1899–1901) Events. 1890. The first opera company in Bulgaria is founded. [1] 7 September – Parliamentary elections are held.
History of Bulgaria - Wikipedia
WEBIn 1185 Peter and Asen, leading nobles of supposed and contested Bulgarian, Cuman, Vlach or mixed origin, led a revolt against Byzantine rule and Peter declared himself Tsar Peter II. The following year, the Byzantines were …
History of Bulgaria (1878–1946) - Wikipedia
WEBBulgarian revolutionaries from the Macedonian area (then under Ottoman rule) used Bulgaria as a base, beginning in 1894, to agitate for a formal independence from the Ottoman Empire in order to later more easily reunite Macedonia and Bulgaria.
Bulgaria - Ottoman Rule, National Revival, Balkan Wars
WEB2 days ago · In the 1890s two new leftist parties were created—the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party and the Agrarian Union (later Bulgarian National Union). While the first, led by schoolteacher Dimitŭr Blagoev, echoed to a great extent the spreading socialist ideas in Europe and Russia (Blagoev himself had studied in Russia), the Agrarian Union was ...
History of Bulgaria | Key Events, Important People, & Dates
WEBBulgaria began its independence as a nation of smallholders with one of the most egalitarian land distributions in Europe. This article is a survey of important events and people in the history of Bulgaria from ancient times to the present.
History of Bulgaria - The principality | Britannica
WEBThe first two decades following the reestablishment of the Bulgarian state were dominated by efforts at modernization in political, economic, and cultural spheres. The governments of Karavelov (1883–85), Stambolov (1887–94), and Stoilov worked to …
Category : Bulgaria in the 1890s - Wikimedia
WEBMedia in category "Bulgaria in the 1890s". This category contains only the following file. State Printing House (National Gallery for Foreign Art), Sofia, Bulgaria (4516847519).jpg 1,024 × 784; 160 KB. Categories:
Bulgarian Art, 19th Century - National Gallery
WEBAfter the Liberation (1878), in the 1880s and 1890s, a new generation of artists radically changed the image of Bulgarian art. The aspiration to surmount cultural backwardness through assimilating the forms of the European tradition led them away from National Revival practice.
Bulgaria - HISTORY - Mongabay.com
WEBEspecially important to the Bulgarian economy were completion of the Vienna-to-Constantinople Railway through Bulgaria in 1888 and the Burgas-Yambol Railway in the early 1890s. Stambolov derived strong political support from the entrepreneurs who benefited from his industrial policy.
Category:1890s maps of Bulgaria - Wikimedia Commons
WEBBulgaria in the 1890s. Maps of Bulgaria by decade.