Примери коришћења Hristo на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Then Hristo Mehmedov, followed by Béla Miszlényi.
Bulgarian playwright and director Hristo Boytchev will be a special guest.
Hristo may not celebrate, but Halil will celebrate.
The distinguished Bulgarian poet Hristo Fotev died in Sofia on 27 July at the age of 68.
Hristo attended a technical school and his younger brother Anastas helped the family by selling newspapers.
Bulgarian Labour Minister Totyu Mladenov,EP lawmaker Iliyana Ivanova and football star Hristo Stoichkov.[SETimes/Tzvetina Borissova].
Football star Hristo Stoichkov joins Bulgarian EP initiative.
After the official opening,the authors of the photographs, Dragana Udovičić and Hristo Rusev, presented the exhibition to Presidents Vučić and Radev.
Writer Hristo Kalchev-- one of Bulgaria's bestselling contemporary authors-- passed away on 22 March at the age of 62.
This case should be anexample for the future,[showing] that illegal eavesdropping will be penalised," journalist Hristo Ivanovski of Dnevnik said.
Hristo Smirnenski(1898-1923) is another talented symbolist poet with extremely melodious language whose early death could be mourned.
In 2015 during the Sony world photography awards in London, Hristo took part in the Master class of the Magnum photos' legend Elliot Erwitt.
Hristo Nichev, architectural consultant in ETEM Bulgaria's large project team, launched the first conference panel of the forum.
Stanke Dimitrov, Petar Abadzhiev, Dimitar Grancharov,Nikolay Petrini and Hristo Kosovski received capital punishment by default, with the last three of those having already been killed in the previous weeks.
Hristo Tsokev, a Gabrovo-born artist, donated the church icon, which represents the Virgin Mary and Christ and is considered to be miraculous.
Named after Bohemian nobleman and Austrian general Joseph Radetzky von Radetz(1766- 1858),it is most notable as part of the history of Bulgaria as the ship which revolutionary and poet Hristo Botev and his band bloodlessly hijacked and used to reach Kozloduy, Bulgaria.
Bulgarian football legend Hristo Stoitchkov was named Player of the 1990s in a recent online poll conducted by Eurosport.
Hristo Marinov won the 84kg Greco-Roman wrestling contest, while Stanka Zlateva took the 72kg category in the women's contest.
The Bulgarian Macedonian revolutionary Hristo Shaldev, who lived then in St. Petersburg, described him as a person sharing pro-Russian views.
General Hristo Lukov was a Nazi supporter who promoted hate and injustice, and is not someone deserving of veneration”.
On November 9th, the Sofia city prosecution indicted another senior official. Hristo Monov, who was dismissed as head of the Balkan country's State Railway Company(BDZ) last month, was charged over a 16.5m euro deal for the purchase of 30 second-hand carriages.
In May 1917, Hristo enrolled as a cadet at the Military School, and from his barracks continued to write daily and publish humorous publications.
Book& Buy Tickets[2]The Great Gatsby of Hristo BojcevA distinguished playwright, Hristo Bojcev, has turned"The Great Gatsby", one of the most significant works of the American literature by S.F.
Hristo Bojcev has found the real theatre key for telling a great story, in a sense- the key diametrically opposite to the one belonging to the above mentioned film scenarios.
The fact that the Centre is also home to a cinema, Hristo Botev public library and the Centre for Social Work, emphasises the importance of renovation," said Vladimir Zaharijev, President of Bosilegrad Municipality.
Hristo Smirnenski(Bulgarian: Христо Смирненски), born Hristo Izmirliev,(September 17, 1898, OS- June 18, 1923) was a Bulgarian poet and prose writer who joined the Bulgarian Communist Party and whose works championed socialist ideals in a light-hearted and humane style.
According to Tushe Daliivanov, a close relative andfellow writer, Hristo was from a poor family; Hristo's father, Dimitar Izmirliev, was an important and admired man in Kukush before political disagreements with the Greek authorities over his socialist views resulted in his imprisonment.
He was born Hristo Izmirliev, in 1898, in Kukush in Macedonia(today Kilkis, Greece), which had militant traditions and an enterprising population.
General Hristo Lukov was a Nazi supporter who promoted hate and injustice, and is not someone deserving of veneration,” the embassy said in a statement.
Bulgarian historian Hristo Matanov conjectures that after 1355, John may have minted his own coinage intended for trade with partners outside the inner Balkans.