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List of Bulgarian Prime Ministers

The Prime Minister of Bulgaria ( Bulgarian Minister-Chairman for Bulgaria ) is the head of the Bulgarian government.

Bulgarian Prime Minister
bolg Minister-Chairman at Bulgaria
Coat of arms of Bulgaria.svg
Boyko Borissov 2017-11-03.jpg
Position is
Boyko Metodiev Borisov
from May 4, 2017 ( 2017-05-04 )
Heads upBulgarian Government
AssignedPeople's Assembly
Term of office4 years
Position appearedJuly 5 (17), 1879
First in positionTodor Stoyanov Burme
Sitegovernment.bg

The Prime Minister is elected and dismissed by the National Assembly . The Assembly also makes changes to the composition of the government on the proposal of the Prime Minister [1] .

The government of Bulgaria consists of the prime minister, deputy prime ministers and ministers. The Prime Minister directs and coordinates the general policy of the government and is responsible for this. He appoints and dismisses deputy ministers. The ministers head the ministries, unless the National Assembly decides otherwise. Ministers take responsibility for their actions [2] .

Until 1916, the dates are given according to the Julian calendar , then in the Bulgarian kingdom there was a transition to the Gregorian calendar .

The name of the head of the Bulgarian government until September 22, 1990 is the chairman of the Council of Ministers (with the formal meaning “chairman of the ministerial meeting”); later, the minister-chairman (with the formal meaning “presiding minister”).

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Principality of Bulgaria (1878–1908)

Under the name of the Principality of Bulgaria ( Bulgaria. The Principality of Bulgaria ) in the historiography is known the Bulgarian state from the moment of obtaining autonomy within the Ottoman Empire in 1878 to the declaration of independence in 1908. It was a constitutional monarchy with a unicameral parliament (the People’s Assembly ). The head of state is the prince . The title of monarch - "the prince of the Bulgarians." The ruling dynasties: in 1879-1886 - Battenberg , 1887-1908 - Saxe-Coburg-Gotha . On October 5 ( September 23 ), 1908 , Prince Ferdinand I of Coburg proclaimed himself king.

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Chairman of the Council of Ministers
1879-1908
one Todor Stoyanov Burme
(1834-1906)
bolg Todor Stoyanov Burme		July 5 (17) 1879December 6 ( November 24 ) 1879Conservative party1879, January Burmese [3] [4]
2
(I)		 Bishop Clement Branicki
(in the world Vasil Nikolov Drumev)
(1841-1906)
bolg Bishop Clement Branicki (secularly Vasil Nikolov Drumev)		December 6 ( November 24 ) 1879April 7 ( March 27 ) 1880Clement (I) [5] [6]
3
(I)		 Dragan Kiryakov Tsankov
(1828–1911)
bolg Dragan Kiryakov Tsankov		April 7 ( March 27 ) 1880December 10 ( November 29 ) 1880Liberal Party 1879, September — October
1880 		D. Tsankov (I) [7] [8] [9]
four
(I)		 Petko Stoychev Karavelov
(1843-1903)
bolg Petko Stoychev Karavelov		December 10 ( November 29 ) 1880May 9 ( April 28 ) 18811881, JanuaryKaravelov (I) [10] [11]
five lieutenant general
Johan Kazimir Gustavovich Ernroth
(1833-1913)
bolg Yohan Kazimir Gustavovich Ernroth		May 9 ( April 28 ) 1881July 13 (1), 1881independent
(temporarily fired from the Russian Imperial Army )

with the participation of the Conservative Party and the Liberal Party 		1881, June [12]Enroth [13] [14]
- the prince
Alexander I
(1857-1893)
bolg Alexander I Balgarsky

nee Alexander Joseph von Battenterg
him Alexander Joseph von Battenberg		July 13 (1), 1881July 5 ( June 24 ) 1882Under the direct control of the reigning prince [15]

with the participation of the Conservative Party		Alexander I
6 major general
Leonid Nikolaevich Sobolev
(1844-1913)
bolg Leonid Nikolaevich Sobolev		July 5 ( June 24 ) 1882September 19 (7), 1883independent
(drafted from the Russian Imperial Army )

with the participation of the Conservative Party		1882 [sixteen]Sobolev [17] [18]
3
(Ii)		 Dragan Kiryakov Tsankov
(1828–1911)
bolg Dragan Kiryakov Tsankov		September 19 (7), 1883July 11 ( June 30 ) 1884Liberal Party

in coalition with the Conservative Party		1884 D. Tsankov (II) [7] [8] [9]
four
(Ii)		 Petko Stoychev Karavelov
(1843-1903)
bolg Petko Stoychev Karavelov		July 11 ( June 30 ) 1884August 21 (9), 1886Liberal Party Karavelov (II) [10] [11]
2
(Ii)		 Metropolitan Kliment Tarnovsky
(in the world Vasil Nikolov Drumev)
(1841-1906)
bolg Metropolitan Kliment Tarnovsky (secularly Vasil Nikolov Drumev)		August 21 (9), 1886August 24 (12), 1886Conservative party

in coalition with the Progressive Liberal Party		Clement (II) [5] [6]
four
(Iii)		 Petko Stoychev Karavelov
(1843-1903)
bolg Petko Stoychev Karavelov		August 24 (12), 1886August 28 (16), 1886Liberal Party

in coalition with the Conservative Party , the People’s Party and the Liberal Party (“Radoslav people”) [19]		Karavelov (III) [10] [11]
7
(I)		 Vasil Khristov Radoslavov
(1854–1929)
bolg Vasil Khristov Radoslavov		August 28 (16), 1886July 10 ( June 29 ) 1887Liberal Party [nineteen]

in coalition with the Conservative Party		1886 Radoslavov (I) [20] [21]
eight
(I)		 Konstantin Stoilov Konstantinov
(Konstantin Stoilov)
(1853-1901)
bolg Konstantin Stoilov Konstantinov		July 10 ( June 29 ) 1887September 1 ( August 21 ) 1887Conservative party

in coalition with the People's Liberal Party		Stoilov (I) [22] [23]
9 Stefan Nikolov Stambolov
(1854–1895)
bolg Stefan Nikolov Stambolov		September 1 ( August 21 ) 1887May 31 (19), 1894People's Liberal Party

in coalition with the Conservative Party		1887
1890
1893, April
1893, July 		Stambolov [24]
eight
(II — III)		 Konstantin Stoilov Konstantinov
(Konstantin Stoilov)
(1853-1901)
bolg Konstantin Stoilov Konstantinov		May 31 (19), 1894December 21 (9), 1894People's Party

in coalition with the Liberal Party 		1894 Stoilov (II) [22] [23]
December 21 (9), 1894January 30 (18), 1899People's Party1896 Stoilov (III)
ten Dimitar Panayotov Greeks
(1847–1901)
bolg Dimitar Panayotov Greeks		January 30 (18), 1899October 13 (1) 1899independent

with the participation of the People's Liberal Party and the Liberal Party 		1899 Greeks [25] [26]
eleven
(I — II)		 Todor Ivanchov
(1858-1906)
bolg Todor Ivanchov		October 13 (1) 1899December 9 ( November 27 ) 1900independent

with the participation of the Liberal Party 		Ivanchov (I) [27]
December 9 ( November 27 ) 1900January 25 (12) 1901Ivanchov (II)
12
(I)		 infantry general
Racho Petrov Stoyanov
( Racho Petrov )
(1861-1942)
bolg Racho Petrov Stoyanov		January 25 (12) 1901March 5 ( February 21 ) 1901independent1901 Petrov (I) [28] [18]
four
(Iv)		 Petko Stoychev Karavelov
(1843-1903)
bolg Petko Stoychev Karavelov		March 5 ( February 21 ) 1901January 3, 1902 ( December 22, 1901 )Democratic Party

in coalition with the Progressive Liberal Party		Karavelov (IV) [10] [11]
13
(I — III)		 Stoyan Petrov Danev
(1858-1949)
bolg Stoyan Petrov Danev		January 3, 1902 ( December 22, 1901 )November 27 ( November 4 ) 1902Progressive Liberal Party1902 Danev (I, II, III) [29]
November 27 ( November 4 ) 1902March 31 (18) 1903
March 31 (18) 1903May 19 (6) 1903
12
(Ii)		 infantry general
Racho Petrov Stoyanov
( Racho Petrov )
(1861-1942)
bolg Racho Petrov Stoyanov		May 19 (6) 1903November 5 ( October 24 ) 1906independent

with the participation of the People's Liberal Party		1903 Petrov (II) [28] [18]
14 Dimiter Nikolov Petkov
(1858-1907)
bolg Dimitar Nikolov Petkov		November 5 ( October 24 ) 1906March 11 ( February 27 ) 1907 [30]People's Liberal PartyPetkov [31]
15 Dimitar Yanev Stanchov
(1863–1940)
bolg Dimitar Yanev Stanchov		March 12 ( February 28 ) 1907March 16 (3) 1907independent

with the participation of the People's Liberal Party		Stanchov [32]
sixteen Peter Todorov Gudev
(1863-1932)
bolg Petar Todorov Gudev		March 16 (3) 1907January 29 (16) 1908People's Liberal PartyGudev [33]
17
(I)		 Alexander Pavlov Malinov
(1867-1938)
bolg Aleksandr Pavlov Malinov		January 29 (16) 1908October 5 ( September 23 ) 1908 [34]Democratic Party1908 Malinov (I) [32]

Eastern Rumelia (1878–1908)

Eastern Rumeliya ( Bulgarian. Istochna Rumelia ; Ottoman. روم إلى شرقى - Rumeli-i Şarkî ; tour. Tour. Doğu Rumeli , Greek It was proclaimed by the Porte on July 1 (13), 1878 , in opposition to the provisions of the San Stefano World ; a tract signed after the Berlin Congress , its proclamation was recognized by the great powers and finalized on May 18 (30), 1879 . Eastern Rumelia enjoyed wide autonomy from the Ottoman Empire . She was ruled by the governor of the Sultan ( Governor-General , Bolg. Head of Iztochna Rumelia ), a Christian faith, who was appointed with the consent of the great powers. From 6 (18) May 1879 to 14 (26) April 1884 , the Governor-General was Alexander Bogoridi (Aleko-Pasha), from 14 (26) April 1884 to 6 (18) September 1885 - Gavril Kristevich (Gavriil pasha) The internal structure of the province was determined by the Organic Bylaws , developed by the international commission and approved on 14 (26) April 1879 . The legislative body was the Regional Assembly . Ottoman troops in the territory of Eastern Rumelia were absent.

To manage Eastern Rumelia under the Governor-General, a Directorate was established ( Bulgarian. Directorate of Izumehna Rumelia ), headed by the Chief Secretary and the Director of Internal Affairs ( Bulgarian is headed by the Secretary and Director to enter into work ).

During the unification of Bulgaria on September 6 (18), 1885 , the Provisional Government headed by Georgi Stransky was established in Eastern Rumelia. On September 10 (22), 1885 , he headed the Bulgarian prince established to manage the nominally remaining province of the Ottoman Empire, the Commissar of Southern Bulgaria ( Bulgarian. Commissioner in South Bulgaria ); On April 13 (25), 1886 , Eastern Rumelia was formally restored, with the Bulgarian prince becoming its governor-general. On September 23 ( October 5 ), 1908 , when the independent Bulgarian kingdom was proclaimed, the province finally became part of Bulgaria.

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Chief Secretary of the Directorate General Governor of Eastern Rumelia
BUT Gavril Baev Krystevich
(1817-1898)
bolg Gavril Baev Kristevich

nee Gandö Kytev Baev
bolg Gandyu Kyatuv Bayuv		May 21 ( June 2 ) 187912 (26) April 1884independent
B Nicola Anastasov Nachov
(1853–1916)
bolg Nikola Anastasov Nachov		12 (26) April 1884September 6 (18), 1885
Head of the Provisional Government of Eastern Rumelia
AT
(I)		 Georgi Ivanov Stransky
(1814-1904)
bolg Georgi Ivanov Stranski		September 6 (18), 1885September 10 (22), 1885Liberal Party
Princely Commissioner of Southern Bulgaria
AT
(Ii)		 Georgi Ivanov Stransky
(1814-1904)
bolg Georgi Ivanov Stranski		September 10 (22), 188513 (25) April 1886Liberal Party

The Kingdom of Bulgaria (1908–1946)

The Kingdom of Bulgaria ( Bulgaria. The Kingdom of Bulgaria ) - the Bulgarian state, which existed from the declaration of independence in 1908 to the abolition of the institution of the monarchy in 1946. The historiography also refers to the Third Bulgarian Kingdom (the First existed in 681–1018, the Second - in 1185–1396).

It was a constitutional monarchy ( Tarnovo Constitution of 1879, as amended). The head of state was the king , the ruling dynasty - Saxe-Coburg-Gotha .

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(I [35] —II)		 Alexander Pavlov Malinov
(1867-1938)
bolg Aleksandr Pavlov Malinov		September 23 ( October 5 ) 1908 [34]September 5 (18) 1910Democratic PartyMalinov (I) [32]
September 5 (18) 1910March 16 (29) 1911Malinov (II)
18 Ivan Evstratiev Geshov
(1849-1924)
bolg Ivan Evstratiev Geshov		March 16 (29) 1911June 1 (14) 1913People's Party

in coalition with the Progressive Liberal Party		1911, June
1911, September 		Geshov [36]
13
(Iv)		 Stoyan Petrov Danev
(1858-1949)
bolg Stoyan Petrov Danev		June 1 (14) 19134 (17) July 1913Progressive Liberal Party

in coalition with the People's Party		Danev (IV) [29]
7
(II — III)		 Vasil Khristov Radoslavov
(1854–1929)
bolg Vasil Khristov Radoslavov		4 (17) July 1913December 19, 1913 ( January 1, 1914 )Liberal Party

in coalition with the People's Liberal Party and the Mladolyberal Party 		1913 Radoslavov (II) [20] [21]
December 19, 1913 ( January 1, 1914 )8 (21) June 19181914 Radoslavov (III)
17
(III — IV)		 Alexander Pavlov Malinov
(1867-1938)
bolg Aleksandr Pavlov Malinov		June 21, 1918 ( 1918-06-21 )October 17, 1918 ( 1918-10-17 )Democratic Party

in coalition with the Radical Democratic Party 		Malinov (III, IV) [32]
October 17, 1918 ( 1918-10-17 )November 28, 1918 ( 1918-11-28 )Democratic Party

in coalition with the People’s Party , the Bulgarian Workers Social-Democratic Party (broad socialists) and the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union
nineteen
(I — II)		 Theodor Ivanov Theodorov
(1859-1924)
bolg Theodor Ivanov Theodorov		November 28, 1918 ( 1918-11-28 )May 7, 1919 ( 1919-05-07 )People's Party

in coalition with the Democratic Party , the Progressive Liberal Party , the Radical Democratic Party , The Bulgarian Labor Social Democratic Party (broad socialists) and the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union		Theodorov (I, II) [37]
May 7, 1919 ( 1919-05-07 )October 6, 1919 ( 1919-10-06 )
20
(I — II)		 Alexander Stoimenov Stamboliysky
(1879-1923)
bolg Alexandr Stoimenov Stamboliiski		October 6, 1919 ( 1919-10-06 )February 9, 1923 ( 1923-02-09 )Bulgarian Agricultural People's Union

until April 16, 1920 ( 1920-04-16 ) in coalition with the People’s Party and the Progressive Liberal Party		1919
1920 		Stambolian (I) [38] [39]
February 9, 1923 ( 1923-02-09 )June 9, 1923 ( 1923-06-09 ) [40]Bulgarian Agricultural People's Union1923, April Stambolian (II)
21
(I — II)		 Alexander Tsolov Tsankov
(1879-1959)
bolg Alexander Tsolov Tsankov		June 9, 1923 ( 1923-06-09 ) [41]September 22, 1923 ( 1923-09-22 )Democratic collusion

in coalition with the National Liberal Party , Democratic Party , the Radical Democratic Party , The Bulgarian Labor Social Democratic Party (broad socialists) and the United People’s Progressive Party 		Tsankov (I) [32]
September 22, 1923 ( 1923-09-22 )January 4, 1926 ( 1926-01-04 )Democratic collusion

until February 20, 1924 ( 1924-02-20 ) in coalition with the Bulgarian Workers Social-Democratic Party (broad socialists)		1923, November Tsankov (II)
22
(I — III)		 Andrey Tasev Lyapchev
(1866-1933)
bolg Andrey Tasev Lyapchev		January 4, 1926 ( 1926-01-04 )September 12, 1928 ( 1928-09-12 )Democratic collusion1927 Lyapchev (I) [42]
September 12, 1928 ( 1928-09-12 )May 15, 1930 ( 1930-05-15 )Lyapchev (II, III)
May 15, 1930 ( 1930-05-15 )June 29, 1931 ( 1931-06-29 )
17
(V)		 Alexander Pavlov Malinov
(1867-1938)
bolg Aleksandr Pavlov Malinov		June 29, 1931 ( 1931-06-29 )October 12, 1931 ( 1931-10-12 )Democratic Party

in coalition with the Bulgarian Agricultural People's Union [43] , the National Liberal Party and the Radical Party 		1931 Malinov (V) [32]
23
(I — II)		 Nikola Stoykov Mushanov
(1872-1951)
bolg Nikola Stoykov Mushanov		October 12, 1931 ( 1931-10-12 )December 31, 1932 ( 1932-12-31 )Mushanov (I, II) [44] [32]
December 31, 1932 ( 1932-12-31 )May 19, 1934 ( 1934-05-19 ) [45]
24
(I)		 Kimon Stoyanov Georgiev
(1882-1969)
bolg Kimon Stoyanov Georgiev		May 19, 1934 ( 1934-05-19 ) [46]January 22, 1935 ( 1935-01-22 )independent [47]Georgiev (I) [48] [49]
25 lieutenant general
Pencho Ivanov Zlatev
(1883-1948)
bolg Pencho Ivanov Zlatev		January 22, 1935 ( 1935-01-22 )April 21, 1935 ( 1935-04-21 )independent [50]Zlatev [32] [51]
26 Andrey Slavov Toshev
(1867-1944)
bolg Andrey Slavov Toshev		April 21, 1935 ( 1935-04-21 )November 23, 1935 ( 1935-11-23 )independentToshev [32]
27
(I — IV)		 Georgy Ivanov Kyoseivanov
(1884–1960)
bolg Georgi Ivanov Kyoseivanov		November 23, 1935 ( 1935-11-23 )July 4, 1936 ( 1936-07-04 )Kyoseivanov (I) [52]
July 4, 1936 ( 1936-07-04 )November 14, 1938 ( 1938-11-14 )Kyoseivanov (II, III, IV)
November 14, 1938 ( 1938-11-14 )October 23, 1939 ( 1939-10-23 )
October 23, 1939 ( 1939-10-23 )February 16, 1940 ( 1940-02-16 )
28
(I — II)		 Bogdan Dimitrov Filov
(1883-1945)
bolg Bogdan Dimitrov Filov		February 16, 1940 ( 1940-02-16 )April 11, 1942 ( 1942-04-11 )Filov (I) [53]
April 11, 1942 ( 1942-04-11 )September 9, 1943 ( 1943-09-09 )Filov (II)
and about. Peter Dimitrov Gabrovsky
(1898-1945)
bolg Petar Dimitrov Gabrovski		September 9, 1943 ( 1943-09-09 )September 14, 1943 ( 1943-09-14 )[32]
29 Dobri Bozhilov Hadzhiyanakiev
( Dobri Bozhilov )
(1884–1945)
bolg Dobri Bozhilov Hadzhiyanakiev		September 14, 1943 ( 1943-09-14 )June 1, 1944 ( 1944-06-01 )Bozhilov [54]
thirty Ivan Ivanov Bagryanov
(1891-1945)
bolg Ivan Ivanov Bagryanov		June 1, 1944 ( 1944-06-01 )September 2, 1944 ( 1944-09-02 )Bagryanov [55] [32]
31 Konstantin Vladov Muraviev
(1893-1965)
bolg Konstantin Vladov Muraviev		September 2, 1944 ( 1944-09-02 )September 9, 1944 ( 1944-09-09 ) [56]Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union [43]

in coalition with the Democratic Party		Muraviev [32]
24
(II — III)		 Kimon Stoyanov Georgiev
(1882-1969)
bolg Kimon Stoyanov Georgiev		September 9, 1944 ( 1944-09-09 ) [57]March 31, 1946 ( 1946-03-31 )The link

in the coalition of the Fatherland Front with the Bulgarian Workers Party (Communists) , the Bulgarian Workers Social-Democratic Party (broad socialists) and the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union		1945 Georgiev (II) [48]
March 31, 1946 ( 1946-03-31 )September 15, 1946 ( 1946-09-15 ) [58]The link

in the coalition of the Fatherland Front with the Bulgarian Workers Party (Communists) , the Bulgarian Workers Social-Democratic Party (broad socialists) , the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union and the Radical Party (united) 		Georgiev (III)

People's Republic of Bulgaria (1946–1990)

In 1946-1990, the official name of Bulgaria was the People's Republic of Bulgaria ( Bulgarian People's Republic of Bulgaria ), and the power in the country actually belonged to the Bulgarian Communist Party , which headed the social-political organization Fatherland Front . The formal head of state was the Chairman of the Presidium of the National Assembly (until 1971) and the Chairman of the State Council (after 1971) - head of the collective executive body that performed presidential functions; in fact, the country was led by the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the BKP . The Chairman of the Council of Ministers was thus the third person in the state.

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Chairman of the Council of Ministers , since September 22, 1990 ( 1990-09-22 ) - Prime Minister
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(III [59] )		 Kimon Stoyanov Georgiev
(1882-1969)
bolg Kimon Stoyanov Georgiev		September 15, 1946 ( 1946-09-15 ) [58]November 23, 1946 ( 1946-11-23 )The link

in the coalition of the Fatherland Front with the Bulgarian Workers Party (Communists) , the Bulgarian Workers Social-Democratic Party (broad socialists) , the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union and the Radical Party (united) 		Georgiev (III) [48]
32
(I — II)		 George Dimitrov Mikhailov
(Georgiy Dimitrov)
(1882-1949)
bolg Georgi Mikhailov Dimitrov		November 23, 1946 ( 1946-11-23 )December 11, 1947 ( 1947-12-11 )Bulgarian Workers Party (Communists)
→ Bulgarian Communist Party [60]

in the coalition of the Fatherland Front with the Bulgarian Workers Social-Democratic Party (broad socialists) , the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union and the “Link”		1946 G. Dimitrov (I) [61]
December 11, 1947 ( 1947-12-11 )July 2, 1949 ( 1949-07-02 ) [62]G. Dimitrov (II)
and about. Vasil Petrov Kolarov
(1877–1950)
bolg Vasil Petrov Kolarov		July 2, 1949 ( 1949-07-02 )July 20, 1949 ( 1949-07-20 )Bulgarian Communist Party

in the coalition of the Fatherland Front with the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union		[63] [64]
33
(I — II)		July 20, 1949 ( 1949-07-20 )January 20, 1950 ( 1950-01-20 )1949 Kolarov (I, II) / Chervenkov (I)
January 20, 1950 ( 1950-01-20 )January 23, 1950 ( 1950-01-23 ) [62]
and about. Vylko Velev Chervenkov
(1900-1980)
bolg Valko Velov Chervenkov		January 23, 1950 ( 1950-01-23 )February 3, 1950 ( 1950-02-03 )[65]
34
(I — II)		February 3, 1950 ( 1950-02-03 )January 20, 1954 ( 1954-01-20 )1953
January 20, 1954 ( 1954-01-20 )April 17, 1956 ( 1956-04-17 )Chervenkov (II)
35
(I — III)		 Anton Tanev Yugov
(1904–1991)
bolg Anton Tanev Yugov		April 17, 1956 ( 1956-04-17 )January 15, 1958 ( 1958-01-15 )1957 Yugov (I, II, III) [32]
January 15, 1958 ( 1958-01-15 )March 17, 1962 ( 1962-03-17 )
March 17, 1962 ( 1962-03-17 )November 5, 1962 ( 1962-11-05 )
and about. Todor Khristov Zhivkov
(1911–1998)
bolg Todor Khristov Zhivkov		November 5, 1962 ( 1962-11-05 )November 27, 1962 ( 1962-11-27 )[66] [67]
36
(I — II)		November 27, 1962 ( 1962-11-27 )March 12, 1966 ( 1966-03-12 )1962 Zhivkov (I)
March 12, 1966 ( 1966-03-12 )July 9, 1971 ( 1971-07-09 )1966 Zhivkov (II)
37
(I — II)		 Stanko Todorov Georgiev
( Stanko Todorov )
(1920–1996)
bolg Stanko Todorov Georgiev		July 7, 1971 ( 1971-07-07 )June 17, 1976 ( 1976-06-17 )1971 Todorov (I) [68] [69]
June 17, 1976 ( 1976-06-17 )June 16, 1981 ( 1981-06-16 )1976 Todorov (II)
38 George ( Grisha ) Stanchev Filipov
(1919–1994)
bolg Georgi Stanchev Filipov		June 16, 1981 ( 1981-06-16 )March 24, 1986 ( 1986-03-24 )1981 Filipov / Atanasov (I) [32]
39
(I — II)		 Georgy Ivanov Atanasov
(1933—)
bolg Georgi Ivanov Atanasov		March 24, 1986 ( 1986-03-24 )June 18, 1986 ( 1986-06-18 )[32]
March 21, 1986 ( 1986-03-21 )February 8, 1990 ( 1990-02-08 )1986 Atanasov (II)
40
(I — II)		 Andrey Karlov Lukanov
(1938–1996)
bolg Andrey Karlov Lukanov		February 8, 1990 ( 1990-02-08 )September 21, 1990 ( 1990-09-21 )Bulgarian Communist Party → Bulgarian Socialist Party [70]Lukanov (I) [71]
September 21, 1990 ( 1990-09-21 )November 15, 1990 ( 1990-11-15 ) [72]Lukanov (II)

Republic of Bulgaria (since 1990)

From November 15, 1990, the new name of the country was adopted - the Republic of Bulgaria ( Bulgaria. Republic of Bulgaria ).

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Prime Minister
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(II [73] )		 Andrey Karlov Lukanov
(1938–1996)
bolg Andrey Karlov Lukanov		November 15, 1990 ( 1990-11-15 ) [72]December 7, 1990 ( 1990-12-07 )Bulgarian Socialist PartyLukanov (II) [71]
41 Dimiter Iliev Popov
(1927–2015)
bolg Dimitar Iliev Popov		December 7, 1990 ( 1990-12-07 )November 8, 1991 ( 1991-11-08 )independent

with the participation of the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union , the Union of Democratic Forces and the Bulgarian Socialist Party		1990 Popov [32]
42 Philip Dimitrov Dimitrov
(1955—)
bolg Philip Dimitrov Dimitrov		November 8, 1991 ( 1991-11-08 )December 30, 1992 ( 1992-12-30 )Union of Democratic Forces

in coalition with the Democratic Party and the Radical Democratic Party 		1991 F. Dimitrov [74] [75]
43 Lyuben Borisov Berov
(1925–2006)
bolg Lyuben Borisov Berov		December 30, 1992 ( 1992-12-30 )October 17, 1994 ( 1994-10-17 )independent

with the participation of the Alternative Social-Liberal Party , The Movement for Rights and Freedoms , the Union of Democratic Forces and, from June 23, 1993 ( 1993-06-23 ) , the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party 		Berov [32]
44 Reneta Ivanova Indzhova
(1953—)
bolg Reneta Ivanova Indzhova
( interim government )		October 17, 1994 ( 1994-10-17 )January 25, 1995 ( 1995-01-25 )independent

with the participation of the Union of Democratic Forces		Indzhov [76] [32]
45 Jean Vasilev Videnov
(1959–)
bolg Jean Vasilev Videnov		January 25, 1995 ( 1995-01-25 )February 12, 1997 ( 1997-02-12 )Bulgarian Socialist Party

in coalition with the Agricultural Union of Alexander Stamboliisky and the Ecoglasnost Political Club		1994 Videnov [77]
46 Stefan Antonov Sofiansky
(1951—)
bolg Stefan Antonov Sofianski
( interim government )		February 12, 1997 ( 1997-02-12 )May 21, 1997 ( 1997-05-21 )Union of Democratic ForcesSofiyansky [78] [79]
47 Ivan Yordanov Kostov
(1949–)
bolg Ivan Yordanov Kostov		May 21, 1997 ( 1997-05-21 )July 24, 2001 ( 2001-07-24 )Union of Democratic Forces

in coalition with the Democratic Party and the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union - People’s Union		1997 Kostov [80] [81]
48 Simeon Borisov of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
(1937–)
bolg Simeon Borisov Sakskoburgurgtsky		July 24, 2001 ( 2001-07-24 )August 17, 2005 ( 2005-08-17 )National Movement "Simeon II"

in coalition with the movement for rights and freedoms		2001 Saxe-Coburg-Gothsky [82] [83]
49 Sergey Dmitrievich Stanishev
(1966—)
bolg Sergey Dmitrievich Stanishev		August 17, 2005 ( 2005-08-17 )July 27, 2009 ( 2009-07-27 )Bulgarian Socialist Party

in a coalition with the National Movement “Simeon II” (since 2007 - the National Movement for Stability and Rise [84] ) and the Movement for Rights and Freedoms		2005 Stanishev [85] [86]
50
(I)		 Boyko Metodiev Borisov
(1959–)
bolg Boyko Metodiev Borisov		July 27, 2009 ( 2009-07-27 )March 12, 2013 ( 2013-03-12 )Citizens for the European development of Bulgaria2009 Borisov (I) [87] [88]
51 Marin Raykov Nikolov
(Marin Raykov)
(1960—)
bolg Marin Raykov Nikolov
( interim government )		March 12, 2013 ( 2013-03-12 )May 29, 2013 ( 2013-05-29 )independentRaikov
52 Plamen Vasilev Oresharski
(1960—)
bolg Plamen Vasilev Oresharski		May 29, 2013 ( 2013-05-29 )August 6, 2014 ( 2014-08-06 )independent

with the participation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party and the Movement for Rights and Freedoms		2013Oresharsky [89]
53 Georgy Petkov Bliznashky
(1956—)
bolg Georgi Petkov Gemini
( interim government )		August 6, 2014 ( 2014-08-06 )November 7, 2014 ( 2014-11-07 )independentTwin
50
(Ii)		 Boyko Metodiev Borisov
(1959–)
bolg Boyko Metodiev Borisov		November 7, 2014 ( 2014-11-07 )January 27, 2017 ( 2017-01-27 )Citizens for the European development of Bulgaria

in coalition with the Union of Democratic Forces , the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union , the Alternative for the Bulgarian Revival and the Movement "Bulgaria Citizens" 		2014Borisov (II) [87] [88] [90]
54 Ognyan Stefanov Gerdzhikov
(1946–)
bolg Ognyan Stefanov Gerdzhikov
( interim government )		January 27, 2017 ( 2017-01-27 )May 4, 2017 ( 2017-05-04 )independent

with the participation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party		Gerdzhikov
50
(Iii)		 Boyko Metodiev Borisov
(1959–)
bolg Boyko Metodiev Borisov		May 4, 2017 ( 2017-05-04 )actingCitizens for the European development of Bulgaria

in coalition with United Patriots		2017Borisov (III) [87] [88]

Position Chart

Борисов, БойкоГерджиков, ОгнянБорисов, БойкоБлизнашки, ГеоргиОрешарски, ПламенМарин РайковБорисов, БойкоСтанишев, Сергей ДмитриевичСимеон IIКостов, Иван ЙордановСофиянский, Стефан АнтоновВиденов, Жан ВасилевИнджова, РенетаБеров, Любен БорисовДимитров, Филип ДимитровПопов, Димитр ИлиевЛуканов, Андрей КарловичЛуканов, Андрей КарловичАтанасов, Георгий ИвановФилипов, ГришаТодоров, СтанкоЖивков, Тодор ХристовЮгов, Антон ТаневЧервенков, Вылко ВелёвКоларов, Васил ПетровДимитров, Георгий МихайловичГеоргиев, Кимон СтояновГеоргиев, Кимон СтояновМуравиев, Константин ВладовБагрянов, Иван ИвановБожилов, ДобриГабровский, ПетрФилов, Богдан ДимитровКёсеиванов, Георгий ИвановТошев, АндрейГЗлатев, ПенчоГеоргиев, Кимон СтояновМушанов, Никола СтойковПалинов, Александр ПавловЛяпчев, Андрей ТасевЦанков, АлександрСтамболийский, Александр СтоименовТеодоров, ТеодорПалинов, Александр ПавловРадославов, Васил ХристовДанев, СтоянПГешов, Иван ЕвстатиевПалинов, Александр ПавловПалинов, Александр ПавловГудев, ПетрСтанчов, Димитретков, Димитр (политик)Петров, РачоДанев, СтоянКаравелов, Петко СтойчевПетров, РачоИванчов, ТодорГреков, Димитр ПанайотовКонстантинов, Константин СтоиловСтамболов, Стефан НиколовКонстантинов, Константин СтоиловРадославов, Васил ХристовКаравелов, Петко СтойчевКлимент (Друмев)Каравелов, Петко СтойчевЦанков, ДраганСоболев, Леонид НиколаевичЭрнрот, Казимир ГуставовичКаравелов, Петко СтойчевЦанков, ДраганКлимент (Друмев)Бурмов, Тодор Стоянов 

See also

  • Bulgarian President

Notes

  1. ↑ Constitution of Bulgaria . Art. 84
  2. ↑ Constitution of Bulgaria . Art. 108
  3. ↑ Burm Todor (Rus.) . rulex.ru. The date of circulation is September 8, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  4. ↑ Todor Burmov (English) . Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Bulgaria. The date of circulation is September 8, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  5. ↑ 1 2 ww.slovo.bg/showbio.php3?ID=222 Vasil Drumev (Bulgarian) . slovo.bg. The date of circulation is September 8, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  6. ↑ 1 2 Biografie . - Nordisk Familjebok, 1907.
  7. ↑ 1 2 Biografie . - Nordisk Familjebok, 1920.
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  9. ↑ 1 2 Maria Uzunova. DRAGAN OF TSANKOV - THE SPIRIT IS UNBRAVELABLE ON THE BORDER OF TWO EPOCHS (Bulgarian) . The date of circulation is September 8, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  10. ↑ 1 2 3 4 Petko Karavelov // Great Soviet Encyclopedia : [in 30 t.] / Ch. ed. A. M. Prokhorov . - 3rd ed. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969-1978.
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  12. ↑ Ernroth was appointed by Prince Alexander I to preside over the elections. Ernroth was not elected by the Grand National Assembly.
  13. ↑ Ehrnrooth, Johan Casimir (Fin.) . Biografiakeskus. The date of circulation is September 8, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  14. ↑ Biografie . - Nordisk Familjebok, 1907. - P. 43.
  15. ↑ Direct administration of the government by Prince Alexander I after the suspension of the Tarnovo Constitution .
  16. ↑ Sobolev was appointed by Prince Alexander I without election by the Grand National Assembly.
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  19. ↑ 1 2 The Liberal Party , also called “Radoslav members” by the name of its leader, was one of the political parties formed after the split of the Liberal Party of the same name .
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  35. ↑ Continuing the powers of the first government of Alexander Malinov.
  36. ↑ Ivan Geshov (English) . Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Bulgaria. The appeal date is September 13, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  37. ↑ Teodor Teodorov (English) . Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Bulgaria. The appeal date is September 13, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
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  40. ↑ Overthrown during a military coup June 9, 1923 ( 1923-06-09 ) . He was lured, allegedly for negotiations, to a meeting with Tsar Boris III , where he was captured, tortured and killed on June 14, 1923 ( 1923-06-14 ) .
  41. ↑ He came to power as a result of a military coup .
  42. ↑ Andrey Lyapchev (English) . Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Bulgaria. The appeal date is September 13, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  43. 2 1 2 The Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union was represented by the Bulgarian Agricultural People’s Union “Vrabcha 1” .
  44. ↑ Nikola Mushanov, Bulgaria (1872-1951) (English) (inaccessible link) . liberal-international.org. The appeal date is September 14, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  45. ↑ Dismissed from power as a result of a military coup .
  46. ↑ He came to power as a result of a military coup .
  47. ↑ Headed the government as a result of a military coup organized by the militarized organization “Zveno” , which was soon dissolved along with all political parties.
  48. ↑ 1 2 3 Kimon Georgiev // The Great Soviet Encyclopedia : [in 30 t.] / Ch. ed. A. M. Prokhorov . - 3rd ed. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969-1978.
  49. ↑ Kimon Georgiev - opit for the portrait (Bulgarian) (inaccessible link) . bg-history.info. The appeal date is September 14, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  50. ↑ Headed the government with the support of the monarchist officer militia organization “Military Union” .
  51. ↑ Borislav Gardev. Shrihi cъm portrait to General Pencho Zlatev (Bolg.) . Electronic Publishing LiterNet. The appeal date is February 24, 2013. Archived February 25, 2013.
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  55. ↑ Bagrianov, Ivan Ivanov (Fr.) . Seconde-Guerre.com. The appeal date is September 14, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  56. ↑ Dismissed from power as a result of a military coup .
  57. ↑ Headed the government as a result of a military coup .
  58. ↑ 1 2 Proclamation of the People’s Republic of Bulgaria
  59. ↑ Continuation of the powers of the third cabinet of Kimon Georgiev.
  60. ↑ The Bulgarian Workers Party (Communists) changed its name to the Bulgarian Communist Party by the decision of the Fifth Party Congress held from December 18 to December 25, 1948 in Sofia.
  61. ↑ Biography of Dimitrov Georgiy Mikhailovich (rus.) (Inaccessible link) . TSB. The appeal date is September 15, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
  62. ↑ 1 2 Died on duty.
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  70. ↑ The Bulgarian Socialist Party was established on April 3, 1990, after a general party referendum of the Bulgarian Communists, which took place in March of the same year. At the same time, it was decided to abandon Marxism-Leninism and the Social-Democratic platform was adopted.
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  72. ↑ 1 2 Change of state name to the Republic of Bulgaria .
  73. ↑ Continuing the powers of the second government of Lukanov.
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Links

  • Bulgarian Prime Ministers (rus.) (Not available link) . presidents.h1.ru. The appeal date is September 12, 2012. Archived October 25, 2011.
  • List of Bulgarian Leaders (English)
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