Todor Todorov Karagochev

(Author) Tatiana Todorova
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The pages of the novel resurrect before the reader the events of a hundred years ago from 1912 to 1925 in the Balkans, in particular, in Bulgaria during the two Balkan wars, the echo of which was the Great War, which drew all countries and continents into its orbit and gave birth to a lost generation. Three wars led to dramatic events in Bulgaria: a coup d'état and the establishment of despotism, against which the heroes of the country rise to fight. Brave, fearless, daring, elusive, they defy the executioner's power and prepare the people for the uprising to overthrow the junta. The noble at heart and free spirited, they wage a heroic battle for freedom, risking their lives to save the life of another. It is a hymn to the beauty of nature of the Balkans. It is a wide panorama of life of the era and society. It is based on real events. It is dedicated to the memory of Alexander Stamboliysky, it is dedicated to the memory of all the freedom fighters of all the times and countries.

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Publisher:
Austin Macauley Publishers LLC
Format:
HardCover
Language:
en
ISBN:
9798895432693
Publish year:
2025
Publish date:
May 23, 2025

Tatiana Todorova

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