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Hristo Konstantinov Fotev (Bulgarian: Христо Константинов Фотев; 25 March 1934 – 27 July 2002) was a Bulgarian poet. Born in Istanbul, Turkey to Bulgarian...

Djulgerov (b. 1943), film director Petya Dubarova (1962–1979), poet Hristo Fotev (1934–2002), poet Prodan Gardzhev (1936–2003), Bulgarian Olympic champion...

(Fun-fair), Нощ над града (Night over the city). Her mentors in writing were Hristo Fotev and Grigor Lenkov. She studied in the English high school in Burgas (named...

Georgi Kutsovski (Apr 12, 2008 – May 16, 2008) Nikola Fotev (May 18, 2008 – June 30, 2008) Hristo Marashliev (July 25, 2008 – Nov 14, 2008) Yordan Petkov...

Yeniçiftlik) Zako Heskija (1922–2006), film director (from Istanbul) Hristo Fotev (1934–2002), poet (from Istanbul) Minorities in Turkey Bulgarian diaspora...

as well as an accompanying award in the national poetry competition "Hristo Fotev" (2016). His work "Sledverie", published by "Fakel" publishing house...

in National competitions like “Petya Dubarova”, “My idea of Europe”, “Hristo Fotev”, “Veselin Hanchev” and at Britain's most prestigious poetry prize for...

Erdinç survived. In Burgas, he met famous Bulgarian writers such as Hristo Fotev, Iliya Burzhev, Stoycho Gotsev, Dimitar Velinov and Nedyalko Yordanov...

National Award Hristo G. Danov for Literary Criticism, 2006, winner; Ivan Nikolov National Award for Poetry, 2013, winner; Hristo Fotev National Award...

Miroslav Terziev (1-2) Dimitar Rachkov Jr. - Koko (3-11) Vasil Binev - Ivo Fotev (5-11) Irina Miteva - Ina Foteva (5-7) Ernestina Shinova - Dr. Sofia Stamenova...

Fotev, Kosta Ganchev, who afterwards is a long-standing captain and coach of the team and author of the first club anthem, Nikola Zlatev, Niko Fotev,...

1–2 CSKA Skopje, Macedonia 15:00 EET Emurlaj 63' (pen.) Perendiha  30' Fotev  28'  42' Emurlaj  45+1' (Report) Petre 38' G. Iliev 41' Uzunov  45+3' Nei...