Bulgaria, the Bulgarians and Europe - Myth, History, Modernity
“ST. CYRIL AND ST. METHODIUS” UNIVERSITY OF VELIKO TARNOVO - UNIVERSITY PRESS

State and Transformation of Russian Emigration in Bulgaria After 1944


Authors:
Todor Dimov

Pages: 254-266
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54664/GIID2276

Abstract:

The article examines the state and transformation of Russian emigration in Bulgaria after 1944. A gradual process of stopping Russian emigration and attempts at assimilation began by closing down organizations and schools of Russian immigrants, turning them into Soviet citizens and resettling them in the USSR. At the same time, other Russian immigrants were under constant surveillance by the State Security Service.

Keywords:

Russian emigration, deletion, assimilation, courtship, surveillance

Download


636 downloads since 21.10.2021 г.
NA
  • © ST. CYRIL AND ST. METHODIUS UNIVERSITY OF VELIKO TARNOVO 2016 - 2024