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Tsola Nincheva Dragoycheva (Bulgarian: Цола Нинчева Драгойчева; 18
August 1898 – 26 May 1993), also
known under the
pseudonym Sonya, was a
Bulgarian politician...
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stand as candidates, with
Stoyanka Ancheva,
Ekaterina Avramova,
Tsola Dragoycheva,
Stanka Ivanova,
Tsvetana Keranova [bg],
Elena Ketskarova, Mara Kinkel...
- United
Kingdom Ernst Busch (1900–1980) Singer,
actor East
Germany Tsola Dragoycheva (1898–1993)
Bulgarian Communist Party politician,
Member of the National...
- МОЛИ ТАТО ДА НЕ ГОНИ ГЕЙОВЕТЕ" [****ologist
Todor Bostandjiev:
Tsola Dragoycheva pray Tato do not
evict ****s] (in Bulgarian). Blitz.
August 30, 2006....
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August 18
Lance Sharkey,
Australian Communist leader (d. 1967)
Tsola Dragoycheva,
Bulgarian politician (d. 1993)
August 19 –
Eleanor Boardman, American...
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since 1965.
Bulgaria 1945
Stoyanka Ancheva Ekaterina Avramova Tsola Dragoycheva Stanka Ivanova Tsvetana Keranova Elena Ketskarova Mara
Kinkel Venera...
- counterpart,
formidable wartime Resistance figure and
Politburo member Tsola Dragoycheva. She
lobbied him for
delivery preferences in
return for
campaigning before...
- WIDF
president (2002)
Brianca Fialdho, WDIF vice
president (1953)
Tsola Dragoycheva (1898–1993),
communist politician,
founding member (1945) Rada Todorova...
- philanthropist. Cor de Groot, 78,
Dutch pianist and composer.
Tsola Dragoycheva, 94,
Bulgarian communist politician.
Fernando Lopez, 89,
Filipino politician...
- were
Elizabeth Acland Allen (UK), Cécile
Brunschvicg (France),
Tsola Dragoycheva (Bulgaria),
Dolores Ibárruri (Spain), Ana
Pauker (Romania), Kata Pejnović...
