2 February is called Petlyovden, or the Day
of the Rooster, and is celebrated a

THE DAY OF THE COCK

2 February is called Petlyovden, or the Day of the Rooster, and is celebrated as the day of masculinity and manhood. In the villages of eastern Bulgaria teenage boys slaughter the birds on the threshold of the house
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Political pressure remains the main impediment to free speech in

FREEDOM OF SPEECH? NO, THANKS

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Political pressure remains the main impediment to free speech in Bulgaria, a survey among journalists shows    
Origins of the promenade, how a police chief saved some musicians and other litt

HIDDEN SALONIKA

Origins of the promenade, how a police chief saved some musicians and other little-known stories  Issue 63-64, December 2011 - January 2012  
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VAGABOND VIDEO

On 2 February 1945, only months after the Communist takeover in Bulgaria, more than 90 people were executed and buried in an unmarked mass grave at Sofia's cemetery. Among them were public officials, three regents, all members of the last National Assembly, scientists, distinguished army officers. One of them was General Mihov. His niece Milka Doychinova remembers.

This video was produced by www.mycentury.tv

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