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Yoradnov Furnadzhiev (Bulgarian: Никола Йорданов Фурнаджиев; May 27, 1903 –
January 26, 1968) was a
Bulgarian poet and translator.
Nikola Furnadzhiev published...
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Furnadjiev or
Furnadzhiev (Bulgarian: Фурнаджиев), feminine:
Furnadjieva or
Furnadzhieva is a
Bulgarian surname literally meaning "son of furnaji" (of...
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teacher Ivan
Furnadzhiev. The only
differences are that
Karavelov claimed Levski was tall
rather than of
medium height,
while Furnadzhiev noted that his...
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Mikhail Pandoursky Written by
Nikolai Nikiforov Cinematography Ivo
Furnadzhiev Music by
Valeri Milovansky Release date 1990 (1990)
Language Bulgarian...
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Eisler Balgariyo mila 1951 1964 People's
Republic of
Bulgaria Nikola Furnadzhiev,
Mladen Isaev, and
Elisaveta Bagriana Georgi Dimitrov,
Georgi Zlatev-Cherkin...
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representative of the "September Four"
along with
Angel Karaliichev,
Nikola Furnadzhiev, and
Georgi Tsanev. His
involvement and
ideas during the
period lied...
- Put"
where he
worked with
fellow writers ****en Razcvetnikov,
Nikola Furnadzhiev, and
Georgi Tsanev.
These young man
formed the "September Four", a prominent...
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which is why the
poets Bagryana,
Isaev and
Nikola Furnadzhiev were ****igned to
compose a
final version. The work
proceeded until 18...
- the Literary Forum. The editors-in-chief of the
Literary Front were:
Nikola Furnadzhiev (1945–1949)
Veselin Andreev (1949–1955)
Slavcho Vasev (1955–1964) Georgi...
- Bulgarian).
Retrieved 30
April 2021. Pazardzhik, 2010. "Library –
Nikola Furnadzhiev".
Archived from the
original on 30 May 2010.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint:...
