The Genocide on Bulgarians in the 20th century Book

In Bulgarian (10: 954-463-019-8, 13: 978-954-463-019-5) and English (ISBN 10: 954-463-020-1, 13: 978-954-463-020-1), 108 pp.

The book discusses some sad pages of modern European history, not fully examined to present. It follows the bankruptcy and killing of hundreds of thousands Bulgarians during and after the Ilinden– Preobrajenie Uprising in 1903 and after the Balkan wars, as well as the following Bulgarian sufferings due to the enforcement of the unjust clauses of the Treaty of Neuilly of 1919.
The book reminds of dark periods in the fate of Bulgarians in Tavria and the Povoljie during the liquidation of the kulaks and the Stalinist repressions on Bulgarian political emigrants, anti-Bulgarian processes in Vardar Macedonia (1944-1948) and the continuous assimilation policy of the Yugoslavian government in the western border regions.