History
News, analysis, and features about historical events, dates, figures, and discoveries.
Ancient Bulgarian Calendar: The Most Accurate in the World and Zodiac Signs
The Ancient Bulgarian calendar is recognized as the most accurate in the world, preceding the Gregorian calendar. It has a unique structure and associates years with animal figures, reflecting the activities of the traditional Bulgarian. Discover the zodiacal characteristics of different years, based on this unique calendar.
International Human Rights Day: Bulgaria Upholds Universal Principles
On December 10th, we mark International Human Rights Day. Bulgaria reaffirms its commitment to the protection of the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration.
International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism
Today marks the International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism, aimed at combating these evils. The focus is on the fight, according to BTA, whose archives reveal the dark times.
October 16th: Aviation and Air Force Day
Major General Nikolay Rusev marked the Aviation and Air Force Day, paying tribute to the veterans. The first combat flight in Europe, on October 16, 1912, highlights the Bulgarian spirit and heroism.
Gregorian Calendar: History and Adoption in Bulgaria
The Gregorian calendar, introduced in 1582, corrects the Julian calendar for accuracy. Bulgaria adopted it in 1916. Read about its history and introduction.
Bulgarian Script: 1170 Years of Glagolitic
Vice President Yotova highlighted the key role of the creation of the Glagolitic alphabet and the Christianization for the Bulgarian statehood. A scientific forum at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAN) marks 1160 years since the Christianization, 1170 years of the Glagolitic alphabet, and 1140 years since the repose of St. Methodius. The event emphasizes the importance of the Bulgarian script and language.
Bulgarian Armistice 1918: World War I
On September 20, 1918, Bulgaria accepted the Austro-Hungarian offer of an armistice, marking the end of its participation in World War I. The Treaty of Neuilly, signed later, imposed harsh conditions and determined the country's fate for the following decade.
Bulgarian Independence: 117 Years of Freedom
On September 22, 1908, Bulgaria declared its independence, ending Ottoman rule. Celebrations marking the 117th anniversary will be held in Pomorie, commemorating this key moment in Bulgarian history.
September 9, 1944: The coup that changed Bulgaria
On September 9, 1944, Bulgaria experienced a military coup that reshaped its political path for decades, changing the state system and society.
September 6: Unification Day and the triumph of the Bulgarian spirit
Bulgaria celebrates the Unification of the Principality of Bulgaria with Eastern Rumelia. A tribute to the feat and strength of the Bulgarian spirit that united the nation.
20 Years Ago Today: Google Goes Public and Changes the Internet
On August 19, 2004, Google Inc. began trading stocks, becoming a global leader in search and online services.
August 19 – World Humanitarian Day: Honoring Medics and Their Risks in Conflict Zones
On August 19, the international community pays tribute to humanitarian workers, with a focus on the dangers faced by medics in conflict areas.
Shumen Theater Presents Two Comedies at Orpheus Summer Cinema - Plovdiv
On August 20 and 27, 'Vasil Drumev' will be a guest with comedies featuring Albena Koleva and an absurd satire by Tedi Moskov - theater as a scene of hope.
The Bulgarian Church Marks the Dormition of St. John of Rila - the Heavenly Patron of the People
On August 18, Orthodox Christians honor St. John of Rila with a Patriarchal Holy Liturgy and worship at the Rila Monastery.
Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising: 122 Years of Commemoration at Petrova Niva
The commemoration of the 122nd anniversary of the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising brought officials to Petrova Niva to honor the heroes.