Societatea românească în vreme de război și pace
Cotidianul mărunt al Dobrogei de Sud. Ce a văzut Iordan Iovkov (1880-1937) la frontiera cu România?
Iordan Iavkow was born in 1880, in Jevarna, a mountain village in central Bulgaria, but in 1897 his parents moved to Dobruja, living in Ciufut Cuius, a Tatar village a few kilometers away from the current Romanian frontier (today the village is called Iovkovo, near Kardam). He taught Bulgarian to a nearby school, in Ciflik, also a village situated on the Romanian border, that was merged with Musubei in Carali, a nearby village, was located Filip`s Inn, which inspired him to write The Inn at Antimovo and Legends of Stara Planina (1927), his famous stories about peasants and soldiers on the frontier.
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