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Published between 1930 and 1934 as No 6 of the series "Политическа библиотека". It presents a biography of Mihail Takev (1864-1920), a Bulgarian major and politician, one of the leaders of the Democratic Party in Bulgaria.
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The author, P. Gabé, has been deputy of the Baltchik region (Dobrouja) and land-owner in the region. The booklet has been published in Sofia in 1925 by »Imprimerie P. Glouchkoff«
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MIXER, Aleksandar Novaković: Kvisling iz Gročanskog sokaka; CEMENT, Marjan Čakarević: Skromnost praznine; ŠTRAFTA, Saša Ćirić: Logocentričko čišćenje filozofije; ARMATURA, Slobodan Georgijev: Nadzirana nezavisnost za Srbiju; VREME SMRTI I RAZONODE, Tomislav Marković: Nedićgrami; BULEVAR ZVEZDA, MEDAKOVIĆ, Dejan; BLOK BR. V, Lazar Bodroža: Patrijarh 3000
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Early summer days of 2020 in Vienna sow marking the anniversary of Nuremberg Trials with the conference “From the Victory Day to Corona Disarray: 75 years of Europe’s Collective Security and Human Rights System – Legacy of Antifascism for the Common Pan-European Future”. This was the first public and probably the largest conference in Europe past the early spring lockdown. It gathered numerous speakers and audience physically in the venue while many others attended online.
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It was indeed cynical and out-of-touch for the EU (Parliament) to suddenly blame, after 80 years, the Soviet Union for triggering WWII. It is unwise (to say least) to resurrect the arguments surrounding the circumstances of the start of World War II. The historians have agreed, the history has been written and well documented, and is in our books already for many decades. There is no point in contemporary politicians of eastern flank of the EU (with a striking but complicit silence from the central Europe) pushing up the facts regarding who was to blame. There are neither mandated, nor qualified or even expected to do so.
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