Wednesday, 19.02.2014.
10:12
Serbian PM Ivica Dačić and Bulgarian counterpart Plamen Oresharski unveiled a monument to Bulgarian revolutionary Vasil Levski in Dimitrovgrad, eastern Serbia.
Izvor: Tanjug
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pre 10 godina
Levski fought for Serbia's freedom and independence against the evil Ottoman Turks.
The good times of brotherhood before the Serbo-Bulgarian war 1885 must come again, that war was the machination of the wicked west to divide and control Balkans. They don't want us to have common cause...
pre 10 godina
I am a Serb living in Chicago and have a few Bulgarian friends. I am happy to see bilateral cultural relations such as this monument to one of the greatest Slavic heroes in history.
May the Serbian-Bulgarian cooperation and friendship flourish for a better future.
pre 10 godina
I am a Serb living in Chicago and have a few Bulgarian friends. I am happy to see bilateral cultural relations such as this monument to one of the greatest Slavic heroes in history.
May the Serbian-Bulgarian cooperation and friendship flourish for a better future.
pre 10 godina
Levski fought for Serbia's freedom and independence against the evil Ottoman Turks.
The good times of brotherhood before the Serbo-Bulgarian war 1885 must come again, that war was the machination of the wicked west to divide and control Balkans. They don't want us to have common cause...
pre 10 godina
I am a Serb living in Chicago and have a few Bulgarian friends. I am happy to see bilateral cultural relations such as this monument to one of the greatest Slavic heroes in history.
May the Serbian-Bulgarian cooperation and friendship flourish for a better future.
pre 10 godina
Levski fought for Serbia's freedom and independence against the evil Ottoman Turks.
The good times of brotherhood before the Serbo-Bulgarian war 1885 must come again, that war was the machination of the wicked west to divide and control Balkans. They don't want us to have common cause...
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