Yanko Sakazov ( Bulgarian. Yanko Sakazov ; September 24, 1860 , Shumen - February 2, 1941 , Sofia ) - Bulgarian politician , deputy.
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Biography
Born September 24, 1860 in Shumen , he studied in Russia ( 1878 - 1881 ), then in Germany ( 1881 - 1883 ), London ( 1883 ) and Paris ( 1884 ).
Some time after returning to Bulgaria, he was a teacher of natural sciences and history in Shumen, where he worked with Dimitar Blagoev . From 1887 to 1890 he was an assistant prosecutor in his hometown.
He has been involved in politics since 1893. Sakazov is one of the first socialist deputies in the National Assembly. Member of Parliament in VII ( 1893 - 1894 ), VIII ( 1894 - 1896 ), XII ( 1902 - 1903 ), XV — XIX ( 1911 - 1923 ), XXI — XXIII ( 1923 - 1934 ) of the National Assembly.
Co-founder and editor of the magazine “General business”. In 1903, Sakazov and his supporters were expelled from the BRSP and created the BRSP (highways), which was later renamed the BRSP (vol.)
He was the Minister of Trade, Industry and Labor in the government of Theodor Theodorov ( October 19, 1918 - October 6, 1919 ), introduced an eight-hour working day in Bulgaria. Sakazov also performs various diplomatic missions abroad.
Bibliography
Books
- "Caesarism or Democracy" (1903).
- “Bulgaria has its own history” (1910).
Political Works
- “Following the varchu, the history of Bulgaria and the mestotho of the Bulgarian socialists is new” (1906).
- “Against the monarchy - in defense of the republic” (1946).
Family
He was married to the writer Anna Karim , in a marriage with whom he had 3 children. Later, he lived with Vera Stamatova, had a common son, Anatol.
Died February 2, 1941 in Sofia .
Sources
- Snapshot: The head of Yanko Sakzov is Dymo Luchanov, 1940.
- Focus 2 February 2006 Agency
- Janko Sakasoff "Neoslavism, Balkan Federation and Social Democracy"
- Sakasow, Janko Iwanow. In: Taschenlexikon Bulgarien, Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig 1983, Seite 156 f.