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Also known as Stefan Nikolov Stambolov

Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1854-1895)

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Stefan Stambolov was a Bulgarian politician, journalist, poet, and opinion journalist. Born in Veliko Tarnovo in 1854, he held the position of Prime Minister of Bulgaria. He was a member of the People's Liberal Party and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. His professional activities included work in Sofia, where he also died in 1895.

Stambolov participated in the Serbo-Bulgarian War and the Kresna-Razlog uprising. He received the Order of Bravery and was an Eastern Orthodox Christian. He spoke Bulgarian, English, and Russian. His written works include *Lichen arkhiv. Tom V.*, *Svoboda ili smŭrt*, *Dnevnik*, and *Lichen arkhiv na Stefan Stambolov*. He was buried in Central Sofia Cemetery following his homicide.

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Born
1854
Died
1895
Works
8

Top works

  • Lichen arkhiv. Tom V.
  • Svoboda ili smŭrt
  • Dnevnik
  • Lichen arkhiv na Stefan Stambolov
  • Lichnii͡a︡t arkhiv na Stefan Stambolov

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Stefan
Gender
male
Citizenship
Bulgaria
Place of birth
Veliko Tarnovo
Place of death
Sofia
Occupation
translator
Political party
People's Liberal Party
Languages spoken
Russian
Native language
Bulgarian
Image
Stefan Stambolov by Georgi Danchov Zografina.jpg
Work location
Sofia
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Commons category
Stefan Stambolov
date of death
1895-07-06
date of birth
1854-01-30
Commons gallery
Stefan Stambolov
place of burial
Central Sofia Cemetery
name in native language
Стѐфан Нико̀лов Стамболо̀в
manner of death
homicide
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