- Gr**** word for tower. The name p****ed to
Bulgarian through the
Turkish Burgaz.
There are
several alternative explanations for the name's origin. One of...
- Burgazada, or
Burgaz Adası (
Burgaz for short), is the
third largest of the Princes'
Islands in the Sea of Marmara, near Istanbul, Turkey. It is officially...
- The
Yanbol Synagogue, also
known as the
Bulgarian Synagogue, is a
Jewish congregation and synagogue,
located on
Ayvansaray Mahallesi, Kürkçü Çeşmesi Sk...
-
Turks simply as "
Burgaz" (Turkish for "fort"). In 2003
Burgaz suffered a
forest fire,
losing 4
square kilometres of woodland.
Burgaz is a
common setting...
- consistent.
These include Efe Rakı, Çilingir Rakı,
Mercan Rakı, Fasıl Rakı,
Burgaz Rakı, Ata Rakı, and
Anadolu Rakı. Sarı
Zeybek Rakısı,
another recent brand...
- (Стара Загора, Eski Zağra),
Sliven (Сливен, İslimye) and
Burgas (Бургас,
Burgaz), in turn
divided into 28
cantons (equivalent to
Bulgarian околии okolii...
- a
contestant at the 17th
Golden Orpheus Acting Contest and won the Özel
Burgaz Award and
Journalists Award. She
further rose to
prominence by
acting alongside...
- Burgas, a
Bulgarian ****ociation
football club
based in Burgas. Burgas,
Burgaz or
Bourgas may
elsewhere refer to : Burgazada, an
island in the Sea of Marmara...
-
Nesebar became part of the
autonomous Ottoman province of
Eastern Rumelia in
Burgaz department until it
united with the Prin****lity of
Bulgaria in 1885. Around...
- Bergeron, M.-J.; Blackwell, M.; Boekhout, T.; Bogale, M.; Boonyuen, N.;
Burgaz, A. R.; Buyck, B.; Cai, L.; Cai, Q.; Cardinali, G.; Chaverri, P.; Coppins...
