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chitalishte (Bulgarian: читалище,
pronounced [t͡ʃiˈtaliʃtɛ]) is a
traditional Bulgarian public institution and
building that
fulfills several functions...
- Hilendarski"
Library of
Chitalishte "Paisii
Hilendarski – 1870"
Library of
Chitalishte "Nikola Vaptsarov"
Library "Ivan Vazov" of
Chitalishte "Hristo
Botev –...
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Electronics in
Sofia The John
Atanasoff Chitalishte (community
cultural centre),
Sofia The John
Atanasoff Chitalishte,
Boyadzhik Village,
Bulgaria (the birthplace...
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Chitalishte Videlina - 1862 (Bulgarian: Читалище Виделина - 1862) is a
chitalishte or
cultural centre,
located in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria. It is one of the...
- of the town, home to many
cultural centres and
institutions such as
Chitalishte Videlina. It was
distinguished by its
noble residents, merchants, craftsmen...
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Bulgarian school for
women in the city. In 1867 was
inaugurated the
first chitalishte in
Sofia – a
Bulgarian cultural institution. In 1870 the
Bulgarian revolutionary...
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Izida ceramic factory, the
first in the country. A
class school and a
chitalishte were
founded in the late 19th century.
Novoseltsi was
renamed Elin Pelin...
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Chitalishte "Hristo
Botev 1884" (Bulgarian: Читалище "Христо Ботев 1884") is a
chitalishte, or
cultural center,
situated in the town of Botevgrad, western...
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buildings were
built during this period,
including the
regional court and
Chitalishte Videlina. In the
first years after the Liberation,
small changes were...
- - UNESCO". www.unesco.org.
Retrieved 2016-12-21. "UNESCO -
Bulgarian Chitalishte (Community
Cultural Centre):
practical experience in sa****uarding the...
