Bozhidar Dimitrov
Without New Government Bulgaria Is Sliding towards Yet Another Election
The Bulgarian political world was shocked into action on August 10 when the party that won the country's July 11 elections, There is Such a Nation, withdrew its ministerial nominations, including a large number of young unknowns who were educated abroad, one day before a scheduled parliamentary approval vote.
The Popular Bulgarian Historian Professor Bozhidar Dimitrov has Passed Away
At the age of 72 the former director of the Historical Museum Prof. Bozhidar Dimitrov has assed.
In March 2017, he was admitted to a hospital with a suspicion of a heart attack.
Bozhidar Dimitrov was a long-time director of NHM, author of dozens of books devoted to Bulgarian history.
Celebrations, Processions, Concerts and Awards on the Day of Slavonic Scripture
The National Holiday of Bulgaria May 24 will be commemorated with celebrations and official ceremonies throughout the country from morning until evening today. The biggest procession will take place in Sofia and will include President Rumen Radev, ministers, MPs, cultural figures and public figures, students and teachers, as well as many citizens and guests of the city.
2,600-Year Old Stone Head of Apollo Donated To Bulgarian Historical Museum
A benefactor requesting anonymity has turned in a stone head - probably from a statue of Apollo - discovered in a potato field near the village of Alexandrovo, Stara Zagora district to the National Historical Museum (NHM).
The donation was made with the co-operation of the General Directorate of the Interior Ministry.
Bulgarian Historical Museum To Restore Kaimakchalan Monument
The National Historical Museum (NHM) has decided to restore the Bulgarian military monument at Kaimakchalan, announced the Director of NHM Bozhidar Dimitrov.
"NHM has extensive experience in restoring military cemeteries and monuments in Macedonia. We have restored 10 so far," pointed out Dimitrov.
These are located in Novo Selo, Malo Chichevo, Berantsi and Drenovo.
Thracian Treasures Return to Bulgaria After Exhibition in Louvre
The Thracian treasures, which had been on exhibition at the Louvre museum since April, returned to Bulgaria late on Wednesday.
The return of the treasure was carried out under strict security measures, with its arrival at the airport and transportation to the National Historical Museum (NIM) being heavily guarded, private bTV station reports.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover 11th Century Rakia Distillation Vessel
Bulgarian archaeologists recently discovered an 11th century fragment of a distillation vessel used for the production of the country's traditional fruit brandy, which is known as rakia.
The fragment was uncovered during the excavation works, which are being conducted by the National Historical Museum (NIM) at the medieval Lyutitsa fortress.
Star of Ancient Sozopol 'Possibly Served as Model for Macedonia's Coat of Arms'
Archaeological excavations in the Bulgarian seaside town of Sozopol on Sunday revealed an interesting find - a leaden bucranium with an eight-ray star, which possibly served as model for the coat of arms of Macedonia.
This was announced by the Director of the National Historical Museum (NIM) Bozhidar Dimitrov in a press release on Monday.
Sputnik: Bulgaria Might Be Seeking to Reannex Macedonia
Bulgaria's reactions to the situation in Macedonia raise suspicions about the country's "true intentions" about Macedonia, Sputnik News wrote on Tuesday.
Cabinet Allocates BGN 500 000 for Restoration of First Bulgarian Capital Pliska
The Bulgarian cabinet allocated on Thursday BGN 500 000 for archaeological and restoration works at the first Bulgarian capital of Pliska.
This was announced after a meeting between Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, Regional Minister Lilyana Pavlova, Director of the National Historical Museum (NIM) Bozhidar Dimitrov, the mayor of the nearby town of Kaspichan and archaeologists.