bulgaria
11Bulgaria — La República de Bulgaria es un país europeo ubicado en el sudeste del continente. Colinda al norte con Rumania, al sur con Grecia y Turquía y al oeste con Serbia y Montenegro y con la A.R.Y. de Macedonia. Su capital es Sofía. * * * (República… …
12Bulgaria — The Jewish population in Bulgaria at the outbreak of World War II was approximately 50,000, which constituted less than 1 percent of its six million people. At first, Bulgaria remained neutral during the war. This changed, however, in March… …
13Bulgaria — Established in 681 by Asparuch (q.v.), Bulgaria became the first independent state on Byzantine soil to be recognized by Byzantium (q.v.). The Bulgars, with their capital at Pliska (qq.v.), ruled over a large indigenous population of Slavs… …
14Bulgaria — Estimated Gypsy population: 700,000; the 2001 census gave the revised number as 365,797. Many Roma tended to identify themselves to the authorities as ethnic Turks or Bulgarians. The town of Sliven has a Gypsy population of around 20,000.… …
15Bulgaria — Република България Republika Bălgarija Republik Bulgarien …
16Bulgaria — Since 1396, a European province of the Ottoman Empire. In 1870, the Porte (Ottoman government) permitted the establishment of a branch of the Orthodox Church, the Exarchate, for Christian subjects in Bulgaria. The Exarchate then nurtured a… …
17Bulgaria — noun a republic in the eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula in southeastern Europe (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑Republic of Bulgaria • Derivationally related forms: ↑Bulgarian • Members of this Region: ↑Plevna, ↑Pleven …
18Bulgaria — noun /bʌlˈɡɛə.ɹi.ə,bʌlˈɡɛɹ.i.ə/ A country in Southeastern Europe. Official name: Republic of Bulgaria …
19BULGARIA — with Eastern Roumelia (3,154), constitutes a Balkan principality larger than Ireland, with hills and fertile plains in the N., mountains and forests in the S.; Turkey is the southern boundary, Servia the western, the Danube the northern, while …
20Bulgaria — n. Republic of Bulgaria, country in southeastern Europe …
