List of Bulgarians

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Famous or notable Bulgarians include:

1 Bulgarian monarchs
2 Performing arts
- 2.1 Directors
- 2.2 Actors and actresses
3 Journalists
4 Television
5 Literature
- 5.1 Authors
- 5.2 Theory of Literature
6 Music
- 6.1 Composers
- 6.2 Singers and musicians
7 Visual arts
8 Business
- 8.1 Businessmen
- 8.2 Lawyers
9 Notable criminals, gangsters, and mobsters
10 State
11 Academicians
12 Sports
13 Volleyball
14 Chess
15 Football
16 Theology
17 Cuisine
18 See also
19 Notes
- 19.1 Related Links

[edit] Bulgarian monarchs

[edit] Performing arts

[edit] Directors

[edit] Actors and actresses

See also List of Bulgarian actors and actresses

[edit] Journalists

Elena Yoncheva

[edit] Television

[edit] TV hosts

[edit] TV News presenters

Ralitsa Vassileva

[edit] Showmen

Slavi Trifonov
Pavel Marinov World Famouse Polo Player.

[edit] Literature

[edit] Authors

[edit] Theory of Literature

[edit] Music

[edit] Composers

See also List of Bulgarian composers

[edit] Singers and musicians

See also List of Bulgarian musicians and singers

[edit] Visual arts

[edit] Sculptors

[edit] Graphic artists

[edit] Designers

Svetla Protitch, Graphic Designer

[edit] Painters

[edit] Architects

[edit] Cartoonists

[edit] Business

[edit] Businessmen

[edit] Lawyers

[edit] Notable criminals, gangsters, and mobsters

See also Bulgarian mafia

[edit] Living

[edit] Dead

[edit] Assassinated 2003

[edit] Assassinated 2004

Dimitar Hristov, aka Mitko the Little One

[edit] Assassinated 2005

[edit] Assassinated 2006

Ivan "The Doctor" Todorov

[edit] Assassinated 2008

[edit] Convicted

unknown

[edit] State

[edit] Politicians

[edit] Revolutionaries

[edit] Voivodes

[edit] Academicians

[edit] Scientists

Asen Hadjiolov, biologist
George Chaldakov, vascular biologist
Stephan Angeloff, microbiologist
Anastas Ishirkov, human geographer
Roumen Antonov, engineer
John Vincent Atanasoff, inventor of the digital electronic computer.
Krassimir Atanassov, mathematician
Angel Balevski, inventor
Petar Beron, educator
Veselin Beshevliev, classicist
Georgi Bliznakoff, chemist
Georgi Bonev, mathematician
Kiril Bratanov, biologist
Yull Brown, inventor
Ljubomir Chakaloff, mathematician
Kiril Chukanov, scientist
Boyan Dimitrov, mathematician
Stamen Grigorov, physician
Assen Jordanoff, airplane constructor
Georgi Kitov, archaeologist
Vladimir Krumov, biologist
Stefka Petrova, nutritionist
Georgi Lozanov, psychologist
Georgi Manev, physicist
Stefan Marinov, dissident physicist
Dimitar Mihalchev, director of academy of sciences
Stefan Mladenov. linguist
Theodor Morov, biologist
Georgi Nadjakov, physicist, discovered the external photoeffect
Ivan Zlatev, physicist
Valeriy Nenov, neuroscientist, computer scientist
Nikola Obreshkov, prominent mathematician
Dimiter Orahovats, prominent physiologist
Dimitar Paskov, pharmacist and chemist
Angel Penchev, neurologist
Peter Petroff, enormously prolific inventor
Dimitar Saselov, astrophysic
Blagovest Sendov, mathematician
Stantcho Stanev, engineer
Elka Todorova, social psychologist,
Asen Zlatarov, chemist
Vasil Zlatarski, historian
Ivan Atanassov Petrov, neurologist

[edit] Economists

[edit] Political Scientists

[edit] Philosophers

[edit] Sports

Stefka Kostadinova - World Record holder and 2 World Titles High Jump (1987, 1995)
Yordanka Donkova - World Record holder and 1 World Title Hurdling (1988)
Maria Gigova - 3 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Titles (1969, 1971, 1973), Guinness World Records
Maria Petrova - 3 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Titles (1993, 1994, 1995), Guinness World Records
Antoaneta Stefanova - World Chess Champion (women, 2004)
Albena Denkova - World Figure Skating Champion Ice dancing (pairs) (2006, 2007)
Valentin Yordanov - 2 Olympic, 7 World and 7 European Titles Wrestling
Nikolay Bukhalov - 2 Olympic and 5 World Titles Canoeing
Georgi Georgiev - 2 World Titles Sambo (2003, 2006)
Ivan Abadzhiev
Rostislav Dimitrov
Mariya Grozdeva - sport shooter
Ivan Ivanov - Olympic weightlifter
Jordan Jovtchev - world champion and five-time Olympic gymnast
Tanyu Kiryakov
Dan Kolov
Svetlana Krivencheva
Grigor Dimitrov - tennis player
Manuela Maleeva
Katerina Maleeva
Magdalena Maleeva
Tereza Marinova
Petya Pendareva - sprinter
Iva Prandzheva
Hristo Prodanov - mountaineer
Evgeniya Radanova
Neshka Robeva
Svilen Rusinov - boxer
Kaloyan Mahlyanov (Kotooshu) - Sumo Wrestler
Dimitar Stratev
Maxim Staviski - World Figure Skating Champion Ice dancing (pairs) (2006, 2007)
Kiril Zlatarski - National Record Holder (twice) athletics

[edit] Volleyball

[edit] Chess

Veselin Topalov - former World Chess Champion (men, 2005)
Ivan Cheparinov - chess player
Silvio Danailov - manager
Antoaneta Stefanova - former World Chess Champion (women, 2004)

[edit] Football

See also List of Bulgarian footballers

[edit] Theology

Vladislav the Grammarian
Patriarch Maksim
Peter Deunov (Master Beinsa Douno) - Founder of the Universal White Brotherhood

[edit] Cuisine

[edit] See also

[edit] Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h People that are considered to be ethnic Macedonians in the Republic of Macedonia

[edit] Related Links

Bulgarian People

[disputed-0] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h People that are considered to be ethnic Macedonians in the Republic of Macedonia

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